The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

black treason Of Sc yard and Wils,a 70 the n,gger
| tbiev,bg II Chase AID Giddings rha proniscaoas
cor cub,nsee Of The communiss, olive Oak George
az wide rac ge to choose IN outside o. the DINO
crscy--but he can never get No v party except
from tne ilocks Of Greeley and Phillips and Giidngs
ana Wed.
Miscellaneous Political Intelligence
THE KNOW NOTHING PLATFORM IN GEORGIA.
From the augusta (Gs.) Sentinel, June 3o.l
We have received, and puo lish below tue platform
adopted BY the American Know Nothing Convention
msnt, and will DO eagerly sought after by Of all
parties. The 4th, 9th ana 9th rrsoadons owevsr
dial popse In the hearts of thousands of Gsorgans
Who are not members OF the Order
rIAlFoaM AND PRINCIPLES PARTY OF rHa
STATE OF GEORGIA, PASSED At MEETING HELD IN
MACON ON THE 18Th JUNE, 1855.
Resolved ist That we raty and approve OF the plat
form OF principles adopted Dy the late Naoah Couach
OF the American party at PhiIacslpha.
Resolved I'd. Thai the American party uuquahfadly
condemns, and Will endeavor 20 coune rae sll eff
Church and state and utterly dissstns any ntenoa TO
prescribe religious test quaa sat on for office.
Resolved 80. Tina. as the naturalization lava have
been long perverted to the easest purposes by
rupt political depogogues TO cause the foreign ele
msnt to grow up to ne dangerous power in our midst
cec.cins political contests pleases, there
IN imperative necessity for their radical mobilization,
and ttrcter enforcement.
Resolved, 4th That ealrm the Georgia platform
Of 1850, Indicating the right poy, in tho event Of
the contingencies therein mentioned; and bereby
pledge ourselves "a stand by and carry out
Resolved, 9TH That we uuquslasdiy condemn the cd
mrstratou Of Presidf mt Pierce for the appo o.
70 our eoaassy abroad f,r Appoint
condsmn the President for not removing Gov Reader
from office when vas first knorn that b, h.i used
his official station both TO ensbls MIN to speculate in she
Iposn Reiervasons ana to sustain and carry out the
views OF the free soil party Of Kansas.
ReEolved 9Th. That this Council, while repudiatnT
the policy OF allowing in tho future egslston OF t,e
country, unDatur-d foregners to vote the Terrific
the N.a.sa Kansas act In relation to aiavery ~ hos
t,.y to the constitutional rights Of the soutn ani all
persons who partake In such opposition uua 70 be
| Tsco, ntz.d as members Of the American party.
Resolved It'll That in the opinion prssssi
IN TIE meeting Of our feow citizens OF Columbus held
when felo~ citizens should from toe,r d.sen
soIs, ard forget the differences which have sepa- tied
| them and that common danger and common eaemy
should unite for defence aod safety ana
that will cheerfuiiy cooperate with sll who may
unite with us in the sndeavor TO accomplish 80 noble
Retoived, sto. That the Western and Alant: Rail-
road projected and built the general go,
whole people Of Georgia. and utterly con ienn a1y
| policy which has sought or which may seek. to make
It snbservient to tSe interest purpose Of any p,
Resolved, etb. ThxIwe are Ia favor Of the acquisition
Of Cuba, whenever il can be accom- plished upoo tas
lower shall se.k TO make point from watch to assail
the righta and Institutions Of any portion Of this
the as oo
| 10 defeat the acquisition Of thu; island.
WILLIAM HONE, President OF State CoaasiL
GEO JoSFs, Secretary pro tenn.
From the Savannah Republican, June 3o.]
Az sreAsy announced under our teegrsphc head, the
american party Of Georgia assembled In state csaaci!
large two hundred and ftty delegates being present
from almost every county In the state The Subordinate
number present would have been largely increased.
One of he most grad yiug features Of the convention
asssmb'ags q the homes. hearted people of Georgia.
"native and 70 the manner bornmen who saeE 10 pu.
saons to suppress the xa hun. ' after oes and
dsmagosuism in al its forms, and TO check the turbd
! TIDE o, CRIME ard paupsrtsm now pouring upon oar
shores from the prisons and slmihouses OF the Old
World There were men present from he Chatahoochee
aDe The Savannah, from the mouata,os the mdlands
and tie seehosid The planter there, well tho
minister, the reliant, the physician the layer ina
mechanic OK all voeatons al an ldes o. o5nio
-democr It's, wbigs Union rnen Southern rgats naen
temperance men and anti temp erapco msn-aN foggs.
| ting former differences ana a:tuatel by aon
dtei to redeem the land from misrue, TO suppress tps
cornptn OF rotten and decaTng parties tn rs5l4e che
treason Of fanacifm, and 10 array themselves hui.
walk bstwe.n their section AMI every danger. l.
york III sppear when the fsader shall have amnsa
the timsers which % to make ~ the following mob
| structure.
On Wednesday the Councii organized com N. s4ss
were sppointed and other preliminary matters atodel
TO. On Thursday, the nittes apsoin.ed for that
| purpose rcpor.ed the Platform
| WING sTATE CONVENTION or MArNs
The Wing State Convention for the nomination o, a
candacate for Governor OF Msne met at Pori spl on
thursday last There we're presea. nearly four hu atrsl
! delegates.
JIM C.rtoo, Ess, in calling the Convention TO order
| and consent OF nine OF the aftsen members OF tas
| Wing state Committed. lie no minated Hoa David Boon.
son, Of Bath as Presi6en. o. the Copvsu,on who vas
unanimously chosen The follow ny gentlemen were then
sppointed Vice Presidents, viz =
rdgswock; Levi Cutler o. Portland Isaac Ray OF Ban
| cor Gideon Tucktr, Of ssco Geo. W. Robinson, Of
Ihomsston BENZ Crabtrce, OF Camden J. ". BacSmore,
OF EIsworsh.
Mr. BRoss0R In accepting tho oaics o. President. In
short speech rendered his thanks for the honor
ca upon him and xpsired his position and 10 thu
present state Of affairs He beieYed the ooayea ion
| b. composed OF true wings, who hal always foush.
vaantly fer supremacy, bnt not a~ays With sue ,sas
We had met here in support OF III, - ~ grio.ipss
avored by the heroes OF the Revolution rr nc pies
planted and developed in oppositioa 10 psrse,atar
power for the purppe OF securing 10 rights rn-
der one form another have since bern con.
fencing for the Same principles. To these ws'g prtna
pes, and 70 these only, DO existence In
dependent people and oar satvson from the nower Of
European tyran end we trust tnat they vii rave
from anarchy and misrufs He tboarh< Tiers existed
nscessty fcx two parties actp1 as cens,r 70
the Other Sectional interests must not be o Fsi 60 b.
was Wiling to battle his lite long for these srsst %
PIES and he thould 10 fst.e 30 taea 20
ors 80 he bad ths least regard for his county Il hrs
been SAID that the whig party IL dead. No. has
4 there was before tins when is - es,estN
that tbey should ntand by the LANDMARKS OF ths Rsssa
non non. Many thtusends bid dsssr,sj, he kneT. raey
had sone ,. knew cot where TO be kne~ oct Wat, sui
~ YOU'D Dot say parry bonnd by any sort OF oSths
70 seeresT cannot be national Whtn mag Do
sefung thoss IN whose ranks fought the gsl,sns Clay
spa ssoriees webster we are SURPRISED ani sgeyeS
sScn ese y. men who Defeated Gay. su;a are tbo,e
ho prsten 70 be the true exeot ept ce Whit p-incoss
lie eouf not hgat th.r bsnaer cor yet tpst of
party rssrsant % al principls He was ossoses
70 the repes Of the time honorel Missouri ute
wouio have slavery sections, aud nssrty
60 to live mp 70 the glorious prirc,ost Of W.se.~ta.
iiyes, and Ives 10 tiurpb - w VS. Pa'S
Hoo. GFoRGR EvASs, beng called upoa "a .nnsL :.
marked that he found himself Ia ai,aatas ~.
not occupied for years, and tha very rssag A. eded
10 the eau To adcsess moro ~bis Sat. cs,rsr
uon He thought the rb'es OF ths stasent dsv rara
e&ed upon to oppose the present. stata sdn
sbd party In povtr, fer the TIA, thaw -.
osg agc az the Revolution, resisted tyranny AID 90
prekkion In *.