New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
SECOND DAT.


BALTIMORE, Thursday. Sept. Is, 1880
Ihe Convention reassembldd this morning: the
Iommltiee ON Resolutions reported through Their
.hhrmain, Gov. Hunt, series OF resolutions as toll
lows:
he.Ored Ths, the Wings Of the United assembled
nIs y Tor the Contution and un.teAbe attach
IN their TO preserve IL for themselves aud poeriiy
tbh snt are new
have The Constitution the United States wishing
Reeed That regard with deepest anxiety pre-
ant d'odefed condition Of national Affairs portion Of
the country BEING ravased by civil re Of
population embtered by mutual recnnsfions and dis
ey trace these eslantes the cupabe neglect duty by
heolr.d That the Government of these United States
,oIneo oy ,ne or political unity Of wdepresd
and ducts but in their social domestic and that
M ho.tes organ1ed pirie. ssi spy on r 90
gaphie distinctions. must inevitably prove to the eonn.
Rerd That the whss Of the United States have declared
as The article sasiT politics. faith the absolute
clearly d.cened by the Fshe Of his Country" founded on
in the agitation oonvusns the nation which must be
IT would preserve our Constitutional Union ds
Re.ortd That all who revere the Constitution and Union
look with ssrm at the parties in the field present
Preside is ampasnone Claiming only represent
northern States and the Sher aPPeans to the passions .nd
The fac ions add fuel to the fame which threatens to
wrap our dearest interests in one common ruin.
Rc.ored That the only remedy for evil sppans Is to
support the candidate pledged to neither geographical section
political antagonn mt holding both
and equal regard that congratulate the friends Union
that such a candidate exists In Willard Fillmore.
Resored That without adopting referring TO the peculiar
principles OF party which have already selected Willard
Fillmore az their candidate, look to him weltried
faithful friend the Constitution and the Union eminent alike
for his fmnes for his justice and moderation in
foreign relations for his calm and pacific temperament well
becoming great enlightened Government For his deyo
tion 10 the Constitution spirit and hs n xbty
executing aws but beyond all those attributes of being
the Of neither OF the sectional parties
struggling for political supremacy. 49,
Re.ored That in the present xigency OF political Affairs we
are not called upon discuss subordinate questions Of admins
trson in exercising the constitutional Of government
II that civil raging and the Union in
the conviction that restoration OF the Fill
Presidency will furnish the best II not the only means OF
restoring peace.
Resoired Cordially approve of the nomination Of An
drew Doneson for the VicePredency regarding him
national conservative patriot faithfully devoted to the Cons
tuition and the Union. -
Reired That the spontaneous rising OF the wings through
country their prompt rally to the support Of the highest
national and the spirit here displayed sufficiently at
the Of and renvsoratns their party
that National Wing Committee from each
States be appointed by the President with authority to
call further Convention and generally promote an effect
i've OF zsnizaon Of the party throughout the States
That thes. resolutions BE- published and respective
ly by this Convention address to the people OF
the United States. .
The resolutions were received with unbounded en-
thusiasm, and unanimously adopted.
Speeches in favor Of Mr. Fillmore were then made
by David Paul Brown and Others.