The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
Political Intelligence.

Political Intelligence
MEETING OF THE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
There was quite a collection of Seward whig politi
clans at the Astor House yesterday attend the meet
hg of the State Central Committee which convened
to the following notice. published in the party
organs-
WING STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
The members of the Wing State Central Committee
requested to ct at the Astor House. In the city
New York, Wednesday Il 18th day Of July inst at
IL O'CLOCK N. By order,
At the hour appointed the committee made their ap
pearance did also number of persons who not
members Of the committee, but who participated quite
actively in the proceedings and had to do
in indicating the policy and suggesting the specific
1t would be proper for the whg party Of this
State to adopt during the coming canvass.
Among the outsiders who participated in the proceed
ipgs Of the committee Thurlow Weed, Hon. H. L.
Schoocraft, James NJ. Cook State Comptroller; A. NJ
Cspp, OF the Buffalo Erpress; Simeon Draper Lieut.
Gov H. J. Raymond Gen. Chambers of Gov. Cark's
harbor masters besides other magnates of the Seward
regency; Judge Welsh, Chairman Of the Young Mems
Wing Committee; and Joseph s. Taylor, Know Nothing
AImshouse Governor. f. D. Munger, of this city,
appointed Chair man, and John A. Cooke, Secretary.
After the Organization, thu arst business that
up the designating of time and place for holding
the State Convention 1t at 6rst PROPOSED to hold
the convention In August, and have the State ticket
In the field in advance of the other parties 1t was
argued that the party In exceedingly deli
petition, and little boldness would give them the
vantage ground in the contest. Weed opposed this
ptope sitiop and thought would be well TO defer thu
setipg the convention until after the other parties
h.ii their conventions; and his councils in the enc pre-
vailed l. moved and carried that September 2cth
be the day which the convention suld meet This
will be observed Ia after all the other State conven
tons keld, aud the wings will conseq uently reap
whatever advantage the mistakes of the otser parties
will afford them.
An animated conversation then sprung political
topics and tbs venton did adjourn until after
three o'clock after having been in three
hours.
is reported that the question Of fusing with the
anti slavery democrats uly debated, but ds
finite conclusion was arrived at but enough said
to show that such feeling is quite rife amorg certain
members Of the wing party. The Presidential question
alfo was discussed; and the propriety Of setting the
lesser Seward organs to work puug r. Chase, a.
to head Off Wilson and Sumner, WHOSE influence in the
anti savery ranks is exciting some jealousy, ELECTED
considerable discussion and from what said It is
evident that this viii be pursued to bring
out Seward as a compromise candidate In the end.
The liquor question, strange say, was not touched
upon.
The following is the official announcement
WING STATE CONNENTION.-At meeting OF tue wing
State Central Committee held at the Astor House,
the city Of New York. on Wednesday, July Is, 1875,
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
wiz
Resolved, That wing convention, to be composed OF
one delegate from each Assembly district, be held at
Csfnthsn Hall in the city Of syracuse on the Soth day
mating candidates. for State officers, TO re supported
At the eLiupg general election, and also to consider
such questions Of public interest o. may properly come
before 1t.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolution be published
Z. r. M6RGAN, JONATHAN NATHAN
JAMES B. Taylor, SIMEON DRAPER,
+. A CONKLIN, J. l.. SCHO0ICEAET,
LEWIS BENEDlCr, Jr, ROBERT q. PRUYS,
JOSEPH DAVIS. GEORGE GOULD,
ALLEN MUNKOE, g. p. ALLEN,
A. N. CLAPP, HAZARD LEWIS,
JOHN A. COOK. A. W. CLARK,
MEETING OF THE STATE CENTRAL REPUBLICAN, CON-
MITTEE.
The Republican State Central Committee appointed by
the Anti Nebraska Convention held at Auburn the
27,h September 1884, met yesterday at the Aston House.
In the ssrns rom and at the time as the Wing
State Committee, being adjourned meeting from
held at Albany the 4th Of July last Joseph Blunt
Of New York, called 70 the chair and Joseph j.
Chambers Of New York, ofciAssd secretary. After
discussion, the iollown call resolved on and
the committee adjoarned;-
The outrage perp~tratsd BY the last Congress repeal
ing the Missouri Compromise, has resulted ia the cleo
uon o; an almost unanous representation 10 the next
Congress from the free States hostile TO the extension
VI slavery
The recent Illegal interference with the elective fran
cbfe in Kansas by the slavsbolders OF Missouri shows
TINS interest 70 be resolved to carry out Its settled pur
posts contempt Of pablo opinion, and in violation OF
The constitution, a. well az OF the time bonored com
pro mise 1t has overturned.
the citizens Of the free States would preserve the
permanent tranquility OF the Union, Il can b done
only by firmly main tanning their rights under the
federal compact, and resolutsly enforcing the 1eeti
mate powers OF the United sta tea over
public territory. Experience has shown that conces-
struggle for political power the slave interest equal
~ resardess OF the obligations OF plighted faith snd
Upon the issue now forced upon the country New
to her BY yr % .
interests to express no doubtful or hesitatng OPT
MON.
pres Of her firm determination to adhere to- bat
not to extend the compromises OF the Constitution
That determination cannot be manifested by placing
the state goverpment in the hands Of q party when
boasts TO have been the steadfast and faithful ally the
savshodirg interest," or Of secret association who're
frcm this state In the Phusdephls
vention by their slavery procviss provoked the
temptuous population their principles and fellows ship
by the delegates from the other tree states In such
hands the honor and character OF the Empire state
would BE- sacrificed 70 the sectional views Of the slave
The entire absence Of all other political most
popous expression Of the opinion OF ths state
on this important question, and with the view OF afford
Committee appointed at the Auburn convention In Sep
TEMPER last request the republican electors OF this state
soaPpon' county conventions on the 10TH Oh Angus,
next Two delegates for each Assembly district to meet
IN convention at noon on the Goth Of sep:ember, in tbs
city OF syracuse, to nominstea ticket for the state off
eers to b chosen in November next.
JOSEPH BLUNT, New Ycrk,
JOHN JAY, New York.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS, New York,
join II, HOWELL, Ulster,
WILLIAM RICHARDSON Albany,
AAAsA MCCOY, Saratoga.
II. ~ ALLEN, wsshiuxson,
WESLEY BAILEY OusldA
Il. +. BRUCE, hAdiarn,
JOHN BRADLEY, Jefersos
ALyAH BEkCHkR, ChsnunQ
u. X. ANTHONY Monroe
! ". BABC0CK, knEsra
CHARtxs G. snrPH AfsD. Zee,
NILSSON VAN MISS, chsusg4a,.