New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
WUIC srATE CONVENTION.

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WING STATE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, sept ELL A. VI.
The WHO Convention reassembed at o'clock this
morning.
Nose II. GripneIl frcm the Committee on kesou'
tiops, presented the following report:
The Committee appointed to meet similar body on
behalf of the Republican Convention report that they
have me. the Committee above named end alter
full comparison Of opinions, in which sn earnest desire
was manifested by ell to recognize the clam OF every
section of the State and to harmonic all interests rep
resepted In the Convention, sod more especially %
nlaoe bef re their fellow citizens ticket which weu
meet their cordial approval and support, the said
COMMITTEES have with entire unanimity sgreed upon
the follow ing nouiinstons
S see,rt.y OF s'.'e........ JAMES n CooK
rTs,surer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b. WILLIAMS.
Gssst,1 n BIsSEIL
state In, ineeI. GEORGE GEpDEs.
St'ts Prison ih'pse'oi'''.', ,'.~sRRhpsoRp r WOOD
Judges Of Court q Appeals fjHosEPa aULLEs
For the long term tor the short term
On motion the report Wa unanimously accepted,
and its adoption moved with vociierous cheering.
B.F Hall opposed the nomination OF James III.
Cock He was in favor Of entire set OF new men.
A. B. Dickinson and d. C. Li,tlejohn sdvocsted
the adoption of the ticket a. reported.
Upon a vote being taken, the ticket was unani-
nousy adopted
Ed Morgan, from the Committee on Resolutions,
reported the following IS nearly the unanimous e1-
pre.si Of the joint Committee
Re.ores Ths, the Federal Government being Of d6 ed
limited powers, among whiah tbs pwe TO ens's hanin
uh.d or to slavery any portion Of tbs aoic dosin
establishment 10 the federal tsrto o. .rJ
headed Thst th.rs be legal Slavery IN the Ter
soIie OF Unoa there can be nos.e saIes esd tued
posed 10 the any Slave sse- aud 10
Of expires prohibition BY Congress Of Slavery In al
RsOssS that the rspudsOu ia the intsre. and By tho
of the Slave Powe q s. n1ee OF ine ,sosn e2aPsct
TO b. advantages Slavery stmoui Of The ins efficiency
nh ts H,sm -hieA rob, mao Of si, lS.ry satth Of
its feTtliy. aud lsbos Of rs rshtfel reward
RsOssS TIA the Federal Admin srsbn, By ts 1nf0rm po
lev lu especially By the emos. Rseder and
lis stead Of sno r-sosn1s the eleet OF ta-
,ouri Lsss.tue sr Ksasa4 and dsnsa4s
t.t be t.nnea patton, Of that BODY sh. BE- oseysd
the lava q ha T.niosy fay iden tied i;s With me eaer
Slavery thereon ard eude imposb ths farther sup
pSit The Executive BY who K,as.s shall
ee Free Tsnitory, aid ia due tine Free st'te.
R,sd That citizens OF Free States Who hs'e sed
kALs with purpose her tree have IN % dong
20 ard a,s.ed hyafi tat hei, pseen yes
r.oue bearing view Of the osuse TO Which hey have ben
ecteo BY bands precipsted aPon them hon No
sOUi eonRepds them 20 our wEDe.t .dn1,tion and We
sA,Ii be defe.ed. and thelf risht, fully secured
committed SISTER under
srhoIy on citizen g. ~ 81 no efne 9ei "a
MARTY and truth. sdnonih a. that sssry evewnefeM
ru wth Justice and binding al things 70 it, vi
whsefyr. s1hcri oar fslowershs a. taeJ '.gs tSer
own r,h and hoers NOT 20 tBtust win po"e Jgdicih or
oth,rnen who Uphold and synPa;h1e via me oPpresso OF
Fasuofe " lhsnson.
hIosd THAI .ees, Political orssnssaons ineon,,,eut
sS re- s' o. an ,s., ", rsou. sns s
eeun ne poep. and Il ~ sSs
Ee.s.d -he ne FoIey Of c.n.l Enl.rssrnent .e.
crease oftbe Deb, the u Hs millions Of dollars
az that purpose the Republican patty viii Insist upon tbs hon
xhi1h thsy 81, .ppsopii.sd That the Of n,
STATE thaLe> vii requhe sd 'ysten Of seeOus ability
ard shs nretest economy N al eiF~saG's from the public
hs,oIlss Tia, policy Of repairing competed pabes
y on,ibe bidders snDtEs docs strons psesnissy inter-
Fsvsnat tTe4s' stopping them a. tae Jutset, so'
eaIeErrurs suinhy Of nsizaIioo, and commend S
az piiua he n.rsE usEt -four Ceasls
adoyy and rss cur own principles tbo.s
se Republicans 100 IA the Of Tsou Jesrsou
OF TIE Stat. 6c,,,nas In al isl, shts III.
" eoDFisnt .an,Eistr.iOr, tot or eSue-t'e soneerT
hs pr~ssysOr Of the General Government u re Wide con-
"Iali s yi," .eus care Of ne Tai OF Lection ey ne
;, .ss s-Ie Of r.,Oluton vhse Ss.sssss are a.
rr'rseo s-o9ue seqa e'eercs u se y IONS .. We s
tut to fsGe The vi,a prneirs ard iap'edafe psr.at
q .e.sSny .s pass az re, 49, s.s 80
Preservation Of the pubic tn' eeoarsrceert Of s
culture ard Of hsncsd tae dfssop Of To-
s-nson and srr.rnent q al abuses A. the bar Of pubs
OpinkE, freedom OF religion, freedom Of The Prsss.
Costns sd ~ By jnres ups italy selsets3 These princi
riss bra sielston wtch h- before
ruideG o1r sep throoEh rsvslaoa rsfnxs
b s3o and the blood Of heroes hass
devoted tseir atf1rrsnsheJ shs b the cosd Of
IA hith-ths Of civic tsnsss,.ess, the touch
b, which 70 Try tie services Of thnss ws true,
and .ooe re ssnesr from them IN Of darn.
let hssten TO r.trsee step AID tie rssi which
s.o.s lss<S 70 peace. liberty and afsty
The resolutions wore adopted unAniaously.
z. G. Spsulding, Esq, moved that ths appoint