The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-28
T He EST NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEenApBs.
STATE POLITICS.
Closing Proceedings of the Con-
ventiOns at Syracuse.
THE FUSION STATE TICKET AND PLATFORM.
oBsEQUlEs OF THr DIN WHIG PARTY.
OF THE ABOLITION FACTIONS,
&C., &C., DC.
Whig State Convention.


SYRACUSE, Sept. %, 1855.
The Wing Convention reassembled at nine O'Clock this
morning.
MosEs II. GRryNElI from the Committee Nominations
presented the following report
The committee appointed to meet a similar body ap
pointed behalf Of the Republican Convention, report
that they have met the committee above named, and
after full comparison Of opinions in which earnest
desire manifested by all to recognize the claims Of
every section OF the State and to harmonic all interests
represented in the Conventions and more especially to
place before their felowcitzens ticket which would
meet their cordial approval and support, the said COM
mNes have with entire unanmity agreed upon the fol-
lowing nominations
For Secretary Of Sate-Preston King.
Congratulations NJ. Cook.
7fedsrr.-AlexanderN y; B. Williams
Attorney General.-Abijah Mann, Jr
Canal Conmissi0mr.-Daniel NJ. Bissel
STATE Engineer. Geddes.
Inspector Of State Prisons.--J. Wesley Bailey.
Judges Of the Court Of AppealsBradford r. Wood for
the long term, and Joseph Mullen for the short term
On motion, the report unanimously accepted and
its adoption moved with vociterous cheering.
B. f. HAIL opposed the nomination of James NJ. Cook
He was in favor of an entire set Of new men.
A. B. DICKINSON and D. c. IITnEJoHy advocated the
adoption OF the ticket reported.
Upon vote being taken, the ticket was unanimously
adopted.
/. D. MORGAN, from the Committee Resolutions
ported the following nearly the unanimous expression
Of the Joint Committee
Resolved That the being defined
ans limited among when na oW en 70 & 70
s uphold tolerate slavery any portion Of te public do
main or 10 connve at Its establishment In the federal territory
r,ores 81 our mnon mere can pc no ns eSuy
ed out Of such Territories and we 1nerab
in favor express prohibition by congress OF slavery IN all
Resoyed That The repudiaton in the Interest and by the
OF ae dsa Of n e 6aa Teed ali
possible advantages 20 slavery US OF ,he inei
rapaciy inherent system which rebs 81 his liberty,
earth q 6 fertility, and labor Of IT, EhS reward ar IL ,o
policy but especially by the removal OF Governor Reeier and
Of he Missouri invaders as true Legislature Kansas
a a the Y a q en Soy e f Ss
he effort plant slavery thereon drenders Impossible the
.as shall now be free Territory and due state.
Resolved That those citizens of free States who have mi
doing violated now and assaed no rght that their pence
have been subjected by bands precpaed upon them
Missouri comments Them &c our warmest adm ration,
Invaders shall be defeated and heir right fuly secured
der color Of judicial anhory on guilty crime
humanity truth admonlshes that slavery every where
wherefore exhort fellow citizens as they value their
oY n ss a Who eo na 70 WIN PS s Of
Resolved That secret political organizations inconsis
tent with The liberal principles Of our free and
sn the pocye na the
order Know Mornings and all their secret constitutions,
That While The gScy of GsnS
increase the State millions dol
lars for that purpose the republican party will insist bon the
Which hey are apprapra'ed That management the
State will require rigid system accountability
and the ces. economy in al expenditures rom the public
treasury.
Resolved That the policy Of repairing our completed pubic
sections, by contract to be awarded u the lowest
responsible bidders enng as does pecunary
eres in preventing breaks stopping them at the outset
commends Itself judgment as conducive alike 70 econo
expenditure and regularity OF navigation and we com
mend its adoption in the management Of our canals;
Resolved, That In forming political organization,
adopt ard re affirm as principle FORTH those
the republicans OF 1900 in the inaugural OF Thomas Jecr
son. olows" Equal and exact Justice to all mcnhe sup.
port the government install their rights 10 the most
competent administrators for our domestic concerns and
the surest balwark against antrepnbcan teniencies-
the preservation Of the general government in its whole
siuionai visor-a jealous ere Of M right OF election by e
pcope mild and safe corrective OF abuses which Topped
by the sword OF revolution where remedies are u
provded-absoufc acqescence IN the decisions q the ma
joryhe vital principle of republics from which there Is
appeal but 10 force the vital principle and immediate pareno
&c s n ' nec of on n % a
sacred preservation OF the public fahenconragemeni OF
agriculture and OF commerce Us handmahe diffusion OF
information and arrangement all abuses at The bar public
opnionireedom OF reonireedon OF The press and free
by ures mpartaly selected These principles form The
bright constellation which has before as and guided our
wisdom OF sages been
voted their atainmeut-they shall be the creed of
touchstone by which try the services OF Hose
and should wander from them in moments Of
alarm let hasten and regain the road
which alone leads TO peace, liberty and safety.
The resolutions adopted unanimously.
Il. g. srAuIpiNe, Esq, moved the appointment Of
a committee to communicate to the Republican Conven-
ton that the joint resolutions and nominations had been
agreed and to make arrangements to meet in Joint
Convention for ratification.
The CHAIR named such committee Messrs. Spauding,
Allen, Morgan Lansing, Fiero, Schoolcraf Hopkins,
Rice sherman and Littleiohn.
The Wing Convention therefore Adjourned 10 meet the
republicans in Wieting Hall.