New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
REpUBIlCAsIsM ISAUGURArED.

Apolre sork has been accomplished ~ the
friend. # Rel ub lean Freeco n st Syracuse. A
pa,ty has bee n organized on the basis of Opposi-
tion to the extension Of Slavery in tnis country.
II as been organized in obedience to the seuti-
mtnt of Il large majority Of the people OF the
State. II is the result OF necessity. We have
submitted to the sggressioDs Of the Slave Power
long enough; We must now act upon the dsfen-
sive; We must now bOloly avow our prime pies
and endeavor TO carry them out OF SIT quietly
down and yield implicit oo' dence to ths re-
quiIt meLts of 'he sggressors. The Free States
have been forced into the position which they
are now about to occupy. We are not dIsloyal
to the Union, but we DO not like Slavery; We
loathe 1t; hence we object to being used for its
extension and support
There sppesrs to have been but oae sentiment
On this subject st Syracuse. All parties 'ia-
cised in opinion that the time for sction-deh-
mite, decided, energetic sctlon-had arrived.
They accordingly laid aside former psrtisIities,
aDd abandoned old party associations, for the
purpose Of aiding directly the sacred cause Of
Freecom and Humanity. After free inter.
change of sentiment the following ticke' for
State oficerr w4s unanimously agreed upOu:
Seeycrry q PRE- ,roN KING ofss L,wrenee
o. fo, tsks NJ W SnIG Il s' r. %.yu.
For iffnn.y CengaL.. .AeIJAdM,hS, T.. q 9qren'
g., sSss' FsS.er GEGRGE GED6FS OF onodd.s
sor va : Pri, lnyecioy wEstEI BAILEY ., ope,is
pOSEPll MULLEN, Of jefferson
For long tern I For short term
This ticket would be strong one unfef any
ci, cumstar ces, but representing tia feeling II
does, il cannot fail Of being acceptable to all
who prefer Freedom TO Slavery. PRESTON
King is too we'll known to the people Of tae
State to require any partic liar indorsenert.
Several years since, at the time of the Annex
ton of Texas, while oc oupyins seat In the
House of Representatives, be took his stand IN
opposition to the spread of Slavery, aud has
steadily sdhered to tost position from that time
To the present. Mr.. Cook, who is re-nontnated
for the Office Of Controller, mas shown himself
faithful, vglsnt public officer. lie has the
confidence of all who know him.
ABIyAH MANN, j., for Eenty years an hon
ored leader OF the Radical Democracy, and last
year prominent champion in the soft State
Convention, an unequlyocal opponent OF the
Nebraska Kansas Iniquty, is nonnsted for
Attorney. General. d. NJ. BIssELL of Livingston
Co. has also been an active and leading Demo
era, in his county. WESLEY BAILEY of Oneida,
formerly 81 Abolitionist, has acted with the
Van Buren, Democracy since lo+S GEORGE
GtpDEs is widely known as fortso terms most
Intelligent and capable Senator from 0nondags
County He will make as faithfil and vgIsnt
State Engineer as John I. Clark, whom be
most relu staotly succeeds better could not
be- We know that this is Mr. Goddess opinion
nwell as ours, and that be would gladly have de-
clined the un.ought nomination could he thereby
baye secured the retention OF Mr. Clark, but
that could not be. Mr. WILLIAMS, the nominee
for Treasurer. is s most efficient ard popular
Wig, who WAS all but nominated for Canss
Commissioner ls,t year, AMI ProSsbly would
have been in Wing Convection nov; but, rs
the two Com missouers who hold over are
Wigs, II vas thou ut best TO nsrs Democrat
for this post, and msse Mr.. Williams Treasurer
BRADFORD L. Woop wss like PRESTON
KING, ope Of the three Democrats from this
State who resisted the Annexation Of Texas
and demanded guarantees that thi. act shouli
not inure TO the advantage Of Slavery. Thosyh
always Democrat. Nj Wood has since stood
aloOf from active political life, and last Fall
supported Gov. Clark, as the candidate Of Ten.
perauce and Freedom. He has been fore
meet n the Temperance cause for many
years, and, though of late retired from prac.
tice, n sound and capable i1riss. JOSEPH
MUIIN (Whig) has risen from poverty and
obscurity 10 very high rank 8; the TAR of our
State. and Wss chosen TO Congress from JetFer-
son County in 1876, in the face Of strong party
msjority sSvsrse 10 him. lie Was Q faithful and
fearless supporter of the wilmes Proviso and
kindred measures through the XAXA Congress,