The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-06

SorIH CARoIaA UEIoN Resofulisus have
been suDn.ted IN the South Carolina Legislature ecev
ing THAI TIE constitutional Uson Of states should Sc
an object al primary importance; that ths elscsu Of
Buchanan Is rebrae TO ianacirm and arn guarantee
that the rahts OF every section Of the coatry will
secured; and further
Resolved That the cor tnusd sgaton OF nero abstract
tseoiies wheth they the shape ,prey
Of re Opening the slave trade eCy other 1,rm. can
never give either repose or security 20 the institutions OF
the south but must tead 10 distract n7d divide the
cs Of our beloved stae and 70 ALLEVIATE from her the
suppor. and sympsthy OF her sister States.
Resolved That the true policy OF the citizens of this
eah agreeing a. they 90 upon every question
OF vital principle devote their energies to the reform
OF internal abuses aad the dsyelopement Of her informal
resources.
THE EHw YORK ELECTORAL COLLEGE AND Fremont IN
lseo.-Tho Albany Atas and Argus Of Thursday has the
following article.--
The venerable Daniel Cady, who presided over the
republican college OF electors at It's meeting yesterday
in bis brief address at the close Of the proceedings
psrted his auditors by the expression OF the hope that
the electors present might be charged by their fellow
citizens with the duty OF voting electors for Joha G.
Fremont in $780, The intimate relations OF Mr. Cady
the leading editor and principal OF the Eoe1iag
ton of Fremont for 1890 great and
not little excitement among the republican politicians
pre.ent At the Capitol Il was regarded As sort OF
seDit icia declaretor OF the vic OF the politicians
Who rendezvous at the Journal ofce, conveniently pro-
mulsa'ed through the relative OF the editor and
poinatpg determination ~ that quarter 70 oversiough
Gov Seward in 1890 less romorselessly 1850
What sort Of consultations remoustrances re-
crninafons this sfcik omnaton by the President
of the electoral college OF Fremont the candidate Tor
1890 produced the back Of the JosrnoI Office "
we're vocal might be able 10 disclose. The result how
ever, was, that this pomnsicn suppressed in the
J5.SS0ls report, or rather modified down into tho
preston Of wish that toe electors might reassembe
vote for the republican candidate. Quite difference.
The commission and omission alike significant Is Il
settled that Gov Seward to be again cheated by bis
friends in $780, that point stu debaisbe2 Let
lave light.
NEw HAMrsnIRx REPuBI STATE CONVENTION con-
venticn or ell the people or New Hampshire op.
posed TO the policy Of the present pro slavery
ant American admini,trAton, which repealed the MIS-
compromise, and forced slavery upon Kansas by
fraud and border ruian v;oence Of s who favor
of restoring freedom to Kansas and establishing the
constitutional principle that slavery shall not be extended
territory free; and all who supported Fremont
ard Dayton a the late Presidential election viii bc held
at Concord, on Thursday, the 9th day Of January.
we'll QvAIIrsD-The Achison Kansas, Sguaher Sope-
reign records the TACT that s editor Gen Strngtellow
in Weston, Missouri enjoying the society and cont
dcnce Of Its Inhabitants who anxious elect him to
seat in the United Sates Senate where mentally and
pbysicaly-n heed there be-he may DEAL Brookshke
blows upon the judgments and crsniums OF those who
would wiiuy belle citizens and their Institutions
sorIH CARoIIwA sEN1IMINr-Gen Jameson In his
recent agricultural address In South Carolina expressed
the opinion that the Institution OF slavery stronger than
The Union, and will ye. flourish over It's mouidcr.ng
fragments"