New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

PrsxsYIy, vr,.-A Republican City Convention was
held at Philadelphia on the 18th nst-Wm. X. Wistar
presidng--st which Couxty csnddstes were selected
and delegates chosen 10 The Republican State Conven-
ton which is to meet at Harrisburg on the 9th inst
to rom1 ate State Ticket. The following Resolves
were repolted By Mr.. Cias. Gilin, and unanimously
adopted
Pesoired, That tie Republican party Of the city Of
Pbilade phia rei;erate now the principles Promulgated
by their political brethren in National Convention as
stubed CT the 18th day e June, $50, and renew the
pledges tton given TO the country.
~ hesOi,eG Ihst cordially invite the cooperation
all p,rsons without regard 10 past polt ,a differences
OF divisions who desire under the Republican name
ard ag 10 ayox these principles and TO promote their
osisbbbment the basis OF future action by our Fed
eral Government and while we do earnestly invite
Il en- we distinctly and en- pbstcay evow our de 'er-
minaion 10 stand by our nsne, to DO battle under oar
flag sLd TO adhere 70 all nominations OF our regularly
@ DstuteG CoLyentors.
Resoyred That We believe the time has fully arrived
when The question, whether Freedom or Slavery is ma
iiCpal shoud DC presented 10 the people oil Penasyi
vaDIa uItmtarrdesed by any other EsIes, and we 40
Therefore earnestly requeet the Republican State Con
ytutn abo, 10 assemble at Harrisburg TO present TO
The people Of his State candidates for the offices OF
Governor Canal Commissioner, and Judges OF the
Supreme Court. s'anGrg upon Tie platform adopted by
the Republican, National Convection, held 10 June last
Ard further, 90 recommend TO the Republican Con
vtntots OF The several Wards OF Philadelphia, 10 nom
mate ul Republican tickets for the different offices 10
BE- Tiled al the coming election.
RfsO,red That We have heard with deep regret OF
the ecsbt decsion Of the Supreme Court Of tie nlted
States in the Of bred Scott that regard It ~
unsound; based on false historical premises, and sus
taired by wrongful interpretations of the Constitution
81 the United STATES that we proclaim 1t departure
ron previous judicial decisions Of that Court and Of
Courts of the Slave States well a. OF the Free
States; that we condemn il as attempt & naOnsns
SLAYER in tbese United SLATED that see IN It strk
Ing yGnce of the substrency and decsdence OF that
once in6eI. ndent and dignied Cour' that We sntici
pate from Il the less of confidence Of the intelligent and
viruous eemen OF The country, who love Justice al
liberty who believe in the truths Of the Declaration OF
Jndepe ndenoe who have cupg TO the Constitution OF
the nited States the bulwaTk and shield of those
truths and that liberty who regard Freedom nation
al and Slavery sectional and Who are really nov as
their fathers were before them, in support Of these
truths ard that liberty, to pledge their lives their for
lures and their sacred honor.
Afer the nominations were made, Mr.. Tyndae Of
fered the following resolution which was considered
al adopted
Reaoired, That the Convention speskirg, as il be
heyes lie general sediments ei tie Republican party
Of PLiladt hs takes occasion 10 declare tia. whls II
CORDIALLY acknow' edges and feels pride in the eminent
qualifications Of the several Republican gentlemen
whose names are suggested to the Republican State
confederation Of mat Convention the honOred ard sgu
fceIt nane of David Wlmot Of Bradford Comfy for
Governor.