New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30

r,s,ren AID with each e.aer with reference TO an
ssr.ement upon ters for conducting the business OF
he Convention, including the disposal oil the o'"-
This was adopted By large majority put me
friends Of M Natteson refusing 70 name INC -
klitee on their part, the propos1i'n 'eN ~
ground. Dana than moved
the follow ing resolution; ,p,,. \, uomi.
ROssd Bsnj.3 Has9ss ron o. os ceaas.
The Char put the question, and the RESOLUTION was
adopted. .-.,,. ware duly
nominated for the Offices named:
URTEL KELLOGG Of Utes FOR Irss. ~, s...op,
DAVID BABCoCE Of Marcy for Jussiee l2 $500 of tia
JOHNF ABBOTT OF Anrsyte, Tor supenn'eoHe" ~ -
John PARSONS ofUties, for Coroner
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell OF Lee .
e.,sS Th, Committee Of three Be appointed TO report
r..oIutop. for the confederation Of the convenron-
The Chair named as such committee neesis
Ni,cbell Of Lee. Griswold of Rome, and Waters OF
Wa.tuorslsnd who reported the following resolu'
tons which were adopted; ,,.., c,,vsr,;or
Rssolres That the nominations made y "a. ~ ,he
VIZ ur.srt candidate. every way worthy the
Win, Of h, county Of sound judgment, Via tSey
capacity and Of tried hdeiy srd We ~ 20, bssItv united
have night to claim OF ther ieH'" " "s''
S,.e.s Ths .ehtme. Of political plumber and less.iiye
eorrurtion lave become rife AZ Wunlnson may c
County called upon 10 choose repIeseat.ks - IN
srty under and whe unsn.psesea o. as
Of Peeuni.Iy asssndLsmen ma uneonpected
with any for the expenditure OF moneys WI os
10 ur
Of rsons pledges rights Of Tha; 10 the don
y. Hun .rs We have msn sound uPon ese'J qh
spon which be will BE- called to vote IN congress- aha So
srrp. lie spent among u.s. has proved citizen Of unoendng
fufs.ry sense and Oh great pfselSA
syowed snd unqualified opposition TO the encrosehnents OF
slavery he. entitled himself 70 the sdsat supper. o, etey
orsbe secure his election y trlumpnsat mo',
co of the hs Convention which Syracuse the
2th We eeosnze in the esncaste Semed oy ,ns Son
venou chief executive ONCE Of the state msn OIL pure
character Of sound political P,inePes az o. PROVED NY
wLo IN the sotsse q the ssh t IN, bo in d,
will be governd ty 10 elhh or AMBITIOUS as ~. " -
thug seek 10 perform unosienia9u,y yet hIu.ly Us
duty and who will hwArt the expressed wall OF tne peoe
BY the inteFpoiioD Of the eSeeuYs yeto "a S u, u %
well beiuE the community demands the ensetHen OF more
E,,,ed Thsi Wing party OF Oneds County ever tine
10 bery and justice has need 70 abandon us oTssn4a
Re.ssd That the rec National Lesi.aturs IN
wantorly and fathlessy a'nuHs solemn eovs-sn " I
h.A stood tor thirty years sad Of wnieh the slave
ststs received the fall beGt leaves no resneron ION
The son Of the ree state, beyond the provisions Of the
ES Thai the repeated and long continued aggression Of
the coates ssysry Extension have awakened the people
of the fe states to The their end and am political
supremacy that by this sst erowbng ac the eta OF tne
ard Ne herD reseey ~ the corrupt Of Er
eesve power The Es1ed question OF Liberty or slavery as
the Amresn people; and or ourselves Ne declare our read
thar issue and determination AZ al Zines and
under all crcun, 20 exercise our eon'ttaoos shs
spread tie blessings Of liberty 70 he ~dest Pscncaoie
extent thpuihout the boundaries Of the Union A.,
he.oted That nn.trrahy opposed TO the cNenon
of Slavery over loot OF territory now tree that We VIII
the Immediate urcondou repeal much Of the
the Nebsss snd ksusss act as snnu' tae MISSOURI IomPo
srsey Of spy sss asd oa OF any Of our territorial
pos,essious unless slsyery b. prohibited therein
He,oed That the Fugitive slave Law Of 1852 contains harsh
ard arbitrary Irovons which are urneesssY . secars any
sht. Of the SHAREHOLDERS under The Con'ti'gon
which justly obnoxious and od9qs 10 nee peope VIC
claim BY the right OF trial BY jury and Of The wit
and We sha never cease shall
staes falling in this its unconditional repeal
Rered That the people Of the free States are called upon
by every motive II humanity, justice and patriotism TO give
ID
hs secure our rev and u1oceuird sLtloe- 20 lne u
ofbe present National Administration 20 bring them under the
Eered That in the recent legislation which hiss aroused se
ndson The r Of The North Ne rec 'sn5e anew the
se sbsevient 10 the Interests OF Slavery and regardless oil
the welfare OF the free States
Re0ted That this Convention cannot separate without de
nouncug the the Infamous conduct Of
Osamus Matte,on in assembling in the convention hall
the ayoWsd pup3te d breaking up the Cow nton or prevent
ina the nomination Of any ohs than himself as candidate fog
dunInsss which hasefe1ed their eondu N The hal ss
dgsee their nsgator who chartered free train OF cars
10 irsn.r or them froul Utcs to Rome.
Rs,oIsed Ths regard the act OF certain members OF the
darps The absence Of the Controller Attorney General
Treasurer, and CsDsl Commissioner, ia removing D
Barber from 'upeInienceucy OF portion OF me bses
River osna for no other es then mat ne rs1.ed 10 Pros
.rse soriiy Of the Wigs eounty hishhsnded
ioea politics III. eoany which should call oa tina; Boald
racn Of Mr. barber 70 the Of ci he ls
been 80 uDfsirly deprived.
The following County Corresponding Committee
was then appointed for the ensuing year:
AaanAe John ,. Asbogj. Ara Horace HOyti Aug~t1,
f.t Rt Ga.s. o'i eoa. WI" b b.S 4 s%sfs.
FIo,ens John DoSos', Jri FI0yd G Jeaeno5j XXX
ss s5au Idleao sjd.s I Hd gS, T
Fdr, 5. Savsse; Rer,en. T. ". Roberts, Rome d. Hol-
' JSS SSS f aSdSS j Moaads .'E
sssSad Coz GsG T;s ThTd a, s, Rae; TSt Sn
W = shesrmsn; poona, D BubsIi p.enaH WIN Rae
B"trn Geo Brsy,Oni Be'f"o,sand B. SEYMOUR Whise'
On motion,
ROlted That the nominations OF this Convention be attest
ed BY the signatures the delegates and published with the
Reolsed That the proceeding. of Convention be publish
TsIErsr and A6aay EreriHy Journal
On motion,
Bosed That the thanks Of the Convention be to
the Chairman Major Thomas Bates for the patience disni
ty and hrmne With which he has presided dsbea
tons;
And then, on motion, the Convention adjourned.
THos II. BATES, President
i.a11. D. G R.T }sserstuis.
The undersigned, Delegates to the Wing County
Convention this day held at the American Hall, in
Rome hereby certify TO the regularity Of the nomna-
ton by that Convention of the following persons for
the Offices named; and we recommend such nomina-
tons to the Wing electors Of the county the only
entitled TO the support of the Wing party of this
county for the offices named, at the ensuiog election:
BENJAMIN N HUNTINGTON of Rome for Congress
URIEL II. KELLOGG Of Utiea for County Treasurer.
DAVID BABCOCK Of Marcy, for Sessions Justee.
JOHN D. ABBOTT Of Annsve, fer Superintendent OF the
JOHN PARSONS Of Uties for Coroner
Dated Rons September q 1854
Signed by ttty out Of eghty.tour delegates, fol-
lows:
Ana, rSE.ss H3yt, J;Rs. 4. e,p1on Thsm. =: Bates;
j. ccHGen Dunbar Ambrose curtis.. Alden Rahbunj
RcSsrt:; Ki,slasd Jo..S Bacon seis w.fner David E.
Pnmles; Lee, James Mitchell, T J. Brown Eskim Elmer
y Hdrfford NJ Ia J r.