The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-28

editors remarks that the merit Of the passage Of Tie
Compromise resolutions In the House was due TO the
in this way, would the people lie claimed that the
merit Of their pange belonged the patriots OF both par
ties; and left 10 the democratic party they never would
have been offered in this House. lie further spoke about
platforms and in conclusion said that abolition
Is against the principle Of human life and human or
caniyation and against the DEGREES OF Omnpa nc.
lie thought the African was not made rs te white m
was-inte Hectual lie IL toallJ different being 1t is
therefore war against cr- alton TO attempt to make tho
African what the AIelo-Saxon H.
Mr. SsuTH. tdem) Of Ala addressed the committee in
favor Of tho Homestead BILL and in the Of his
marks claimed the measure being Of series for
which Young America commended
MIR. HENDRICKS. (dtm) of Ia. followed on the same
side; and to obviate objections which had been urged
against the bill wished Il recommitted with view that
an alteration might be made to give 70 Actual settlers
lands at their actual cost to the government
Inc committee then rose and the House adjourned
North Carolina WhIg State Convention.
STRONG COMPROMISE REsoLUTlONs-prLLMoR AND
GRAHAM
RALEIGH, April OF. 1852
Inc North Carolina Wing State Convention adjourned
to-day. John Kerr, of Caswen is the nominee for Go
vernon.
The following resolutions adopted with great en-
Resolved. That Willard Fillmore. for the able firm and
patriotic manner in which he has the govern
he Is the rs ahos ana OF NE
ngs q North Carolina for tho office Of President
2 Resolved Ths. William A. Graham his ability. intes-
himself to the people Of this State believing him faith
fu and capable we earnestly him the wbgs
OF the United States for the ONCE Of Vice President
Resolved That whilst thus our choice
PRESIDENCY and Vice Presidency will
daily support the nominees Of the Wing National
top they are unequyocay in favor Of sustaining tho
compromise measures which insist should he adhered
and carried into faithful execution final settlement
principle and substance Of the dangerous exciting
they embrace And declare Is the opnioa
this Convention that candidate for the Pre- Vice
presidency the vote of the wing North
the entire series OF compromise measures
to he dnctr inta
vention, and declare that the
eminent to adhere strictly to the foreign policy Washing
ton
g. Resolved That disapprove of the legislation of Con-
states often for sole and exclusive
~ nett o. tho new States and in sst and shall
tbue TO insist that in the disposition of said
purposes of education and State
OF North Carolina should receive her equivalent and Just
share Of the same. -
o. Resolved, That cherish cordial and inmo able
attachment to the and union of the States
ard it is our determna tion to resist every
ALLEVIATE portion of country from tho rest to
parts.
Other resolutions State matters were also passed
South ca rolinn State Rights Convention.
CoLuMBU', April q. 1852.
committee of twenty has been appointed to pre-
pare business for the convention viz Messrs Cheeyes
richardson Seabrook. Butler Huga, Burnell, Evans
" hitney IL l.. Wardlaw, Frost +. H. Wardlaw Dankin
buchanan Perry Gregg T.. Bellinger. Pckens Hayne
llarlee Arthur, and McAuley,
Nothing else has been done as yet.
In int To- l.