New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

C1tn Of NeU- l0Tk-JId Assembly DHT'cS'-lhe
name OF THEoPHILUs BATES Of the Sixth Ward has
been used without his knowledge consent as an AL
ternate Delegate to the Wing State Convention His
name had been used as candidate for Delegate from
the District, but when he was informed OF the fact
he peremptorily declined giving his reasons that
would be impossible for him to attend the State Con-
vention and that he had long since Withdrawn from
politics We make this correction in justice to Mr..
Bates and the Wings of the Sixth Ward, who claim
the delegate according to the regular usages OF the
party, and have appointed JAMES b. TAYLOR Esq,
to represent the District.
XII AssemJly District tCity)-The Convention in
this district has adjourned sine die without selecting
Delegate and Alternate TO the Wing State Convention,
each of the three Wards adhering to its candi-
date to the last the Twelfth to Eels, the Nineteenth to
Beyips and the Twenty which has never had
delegate yet to DR.. Ives.
Esser Co.-The Wing County Convention of Essex
County chose Col. EDMUND +. WILLIAMS Delegate
TO the State Convention at Syracuse, and unanimously
Resolped That the resolutions adopted by the Con-
vention held at Saratoga Springs on the 10Th day OF
August last express the sentiments OF TINS Conven-
ton and the Wings of Essex County the subject oil
Slavery.
Resolred, That the Delegate appointed to represent
the Wings of Essex County in the State convention,
to use his influence and cast his vote for such persons
only ar candidates for State officers may be relied
CD to promote and sustain all proper and constitution
al laws for the suppression of inemperance, and par
tculary 10 support such candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor as will not exert personal or
political influence against the enactment OF bill sub
stantiay ike the act for the suppression OF ntemper-
ance passed by the last Legislature and vetoed 6y
Gov. Seymour or in any manner hinder or thwart the
wishes of the people expressed through their repre-
s6ntatlyes n behalf of such bull.
The WINGS OF YATES COUNTY at their recent
Delegate Convention,
Resolved That the Wings of the County of Yates
are now as they ever have been, earnest haters OIL
Slavery and firm friends of freedom everywhere ana
for all men.
ResOired, That we regard the repeal of the Mis-
sour Compromise as a national outrage of the most
wicked and neiarious character a base attempt TO
crush freedom and extend Slavery. which has been
truly described as the sum Of all villainies.
Resolred, That the Fugitive Slave Law is an inhu-
man enactment, gross libel on free institutions. I'M
worthy to be obeyed by free people, and that we
have no confidence in lis supporters and apologsts,
whether thew the title of Wings or otherwise,
and that we are in favor of its immediate repeal
Resolred, That we are untlnchingy opposed to the
admission of any slave States TO this confederacy
and thai we are in favor of erecting every possible
barrier 10 the extension vi slavery INTO any terrory
Vi Pe.o,,eS That we are in favor of the immediate
abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia.
Resoired, That we place inc nsN.' ecHneenoe ~
The integrity and talents Of our senators Congress
W II Seward and Hamilton Fish, and honor them for
,hs;r fai,bfnness TO the cause of freedom.
Pesofrsd' That the proceedings of this Convention
be published in The yates County nMg, , T T,'-
dee Record, The Albany Eren'ag 10"r"a'' NA1 AhA
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The Convention then adjourned until the l'th oil
October. 10 make County mountainous. c..,.u
"''o'e'' ~ d q. UNDERWOOD Chairman
GA PrxxoYER, Secretary.
WING NoMIsArross.-W. H. Lanport, the pros
pective Wing candidate for Assembly from the East
ern Distre, Of Ontario wss spoken Of in our last -