The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-10-11

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Ie Na6leeEaIs State 4hXs1I0a 81 ~
aIlls ah sAAlpblsa pstg0 81 be llth uIl
faf tAe psiElaos of ngmNfAling Stete
officers Tile Attendance was large The
following candidates were noulinaied
plln s. Barry ioi governor Milliam A.
lsioIsni0ill for lnsu1enalt governor iElam
:. 5aIlcfoft. for seeretary IF State Francis
W Shearinan, superintendent OF public ID
stnlIctions Derasttls Herman, State t1easlI-
fer Allen Goodfichs commissioner Of State
land Office john Sweegies, auditor general
=. Il III WitheFells attorney general.
General Cass, On invitation from Gle dou-
.vention. delivered al address Which il high
II coinpIinaented BY tle newspapers
Among tlle resolutions adopted waa the fol.
lowing
hssozeel, That the delegated democracy
of the State of Michigan here affirm their
continued support Of the principle embraced
in the resolutions adopted By the Democratic
National Convention which assembled Ia
Baltimore IN June, 1862 and that the doc
tfine Of congressional non Intervention in the
domestic legislation of the States and Terri
tories therein embodied, llafmonizes with the
true spirit of or institutions, aud IS the only
platform upon which the Democratic party
Of the Mon can maintain its nationality and
lts ascendency and preserve the y mon
THE n IsSY j DIRK yVIlIG STATE con
IATIsN'rI0N ~ A SOUTHERN. POINT OF
VIEW
The Whigs of New York held their State
eonyention on Wednesday last, and noilina-
ted their ticket for Governor, Isieutenant Gov
ernor, &c, and adopted platform, as q mat
ter Of course. We frankly confess we have
nothing to say ii behalf Of the Convention
the ticket, o. the platform. The ticket i
composed Of the following individuals Ny
ron IT. Clark, Of Ontario, for Governor Hen
ry ]. Raymond, Of New York, for Lieutenant
Governor Henry Fitzhugh, Of Washington
for Canal Coininissioner, and Norwood Bovine
for State Prison Inspector. OF the latter twS
i've know nothing and have heard nothing.
The candidate for Governor, the Herald in
forms us, belongs to the Seward school, and
$50 docs Raymond editor Of the New
York Times. Such being the complexion Q
the New s ork wllig ticket, we are justified
III denouneing it as = Seward abolition tick
let, aud as such deserving the support Of Il,
Imam sincerely attached to the Constitution
land earnestly desiring the preservation Of th
:. Union as It IS.
Buff we object to the ticket, We l,av
much more reason to condemn the platform
But one idea and one sentiment perades
and that idea i abolition, and that scnti
lnellt deadly hostility to the institutions Q
tie South.
he ilrst resolneon,.to be sure T'rates gran
Edlio1ue'a1ly ot allelr eofoial and nanoEaDl
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