Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-18

milton 81 sicorT and GRAHAM enthusiast
eafly. The State Convention met ii
Concord on Tie lifat instant. ID nominate
Presidential Electors. Governor atni Hai
Road Connisaioisf. The body wal
ealied TO order asHl 4 President. ten virt
Presidents, two Secretaries, aud d com
Hiittee on resolutions were reported by d
committee Of ten from eactt county Of tir
State ms permanent officers Of tie Con
v%entian4
The following persons were nominated
for electors III President and Vice presi
dent For Rockingham. ~(eouncillor dis.
tricts,) w II. Y. Haekett, Of Portsmouth Ii;
HiIlsboro', Austin +. Pike, OF franklin ;
Meriihlaok, A II. Cragan, OF Lebanon
straflofd, Daniel y. Christie, or Dover ;
Cheshire, Tnomas N. Edwards, Of Keepe
by vote Of the Convention, the caruii.
dates weie instructed to meet The Pierce
aud King candidates upon tho stump. and
discuss the respective candidates and their
principles
Tho ballot for candidate for Governor
resulted as follows Whole vote. oo3g /.
James Bell, Of Milford, had 2i3, aud was
declared nominated.
For Rail Road Commissioner, Joseph
81 wyer, Of pierinoiit, was unanimously
fleninalad by aeelamaiiof.
&c Abbott, chairman Of the Commit.
tee oh Resolutions, reported The following
resolutions which were unanimously
adopted
4 Rsseivea, That believing d general
and llariiiunius action necessary to tile ex-
isleiiee ot tilatiolial party aud The ultimate
success of its principles, we endorse cor.
daily md fully tue action OF tile last Ma.
iioHal Wing Convention ut Baltimore.
9. Resolgta That ID Gen. WINFIELD
s5eofT we recognize q man who, While he
Il faithful to Wing principles, las alao
added fame to the country aud himselfby
d life Of unprecedented service, and deeds
unparalleled glory. That relying .up-
on the exetnpli6cations given by a long
Of fidelity to Wig principles and The
Wing cause, In both Houses of Congress,
and a the executive of his own State, the
Whigs Of New Hampshire hail with Ell.
satisfaction the nomination Or Hon.
W1LLiAM A. GRAHAM.
8. Resotuea. That MiLLAnp tiLLaoHs.
HE present able Chief Magistrate 81 The
Union, and Ills patriotic Cabinet, IRE on
titled to the confidence OF The Wing purity.
Tor the tifu,isess with which they have sup.
the Constitution and laws oil their
country.
4. ResotDed, That while The adminis.
ration OF Willard Fillmore las thus caus-
ID the country TO be respected abroad, pro.
noted peace and happiness at home. and
aid The people under strong obligation for
continued ~favors, yet we Gun revert 10 no
me net IN bis official life which portrays
more substantially the fact that seIf.ag-
yrandizement il no element In his ~clfarac.
er, and which will render his name more
lear TO the Wings o. New Hampshire,
han his frank, open, and nnresersed &C.
ll,iesceiice III the nomination Of Winfield
scott for the Presidency.
s, Resotgea, That the nomination. of
scorr aud GRAHAM will carry with them
moral power. which ought to be lrresis.
bic ~ q yonig latloli, not yet deeply
with the corruption aud
buses OF the OLD World.
6. Resofnsd, That as the trne inter-
sis Of the United States demand the de.
.elopment Of her resources by the addition
I productive industry to material wealth,
tius creating and combining all the ele.
lents Of civilization and as we believe
possible for those results 10 be secured
MY by encouragement TO American in
nstry, in the levying Of specific duties
nd as we can never consent TO build up
manufacturers, to the destruction
I our own, and to support the ~aristocracy
I England at the expense of our own free
nd intelligent laborers, therefore we can
My regard The support Of General Pierce
y the free trade journals Of Englang as a
onclnsive argument for the election Of
he Wing nominees.
7. ResoiUsd, That the Locoioco doc.
inc Of individual liability, as set forth il
law OF this State, which makes stock
o!ders Of manufacturing and railroad cor
orations Individually liable for all the debts
such corporations, has been found. i'll
operation, highly injurious to the best
~lterests Of the State, public good demands
$ speedy a%brogatiuD, and q return TO The
ne Wing policy relating to corporations.
8. Resolved, srihat we believe ii to have
zen the design Of The founders Of the Go
,rilmellt 10 make America tile asylum Of
Ie oppressed. but never 10 the snbversion
its distinctive characteristic it be the
fnge alike from religious and political !
'pression, and that within its boundaries
vii privileges should be unabridged by !
opiEions therefore we, the !
1higs Of New Hampshire, are. as we al :
avs have been, decidedly in favor Of blot J
ig the religious test from our State Com
tuition. :
9. Resolued, Tint we cordially approve !
d nominations of Hon. JAMES Belt for 9
.overnor. aud Hon. JosEPH SAWYER for 9
Commissioner, and pledge them Y
+ hearty support. !
Alter several animated speeches, the 2
invention adjourned. 2
4
The National Intelligcncer states !
i, by . clerical error in the manuscript
Mr.. WEBsrERs late car, which we /
blished IN Sunday. the word ssspescAes" z
Is submitted and printed for tile word y