Editorial Correspondence.
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SYRACUSE, Thursday, P. NJ.


TpE WHO STATE CoNyEsTIoN has been in se,-
sion up to half past o'clock. Yesterday after
noon was devoted to the preparation of the Ad-
dress or Declaration OF Principles and Views, and
corresponding Resolutions by the appropriate
Committee. At 3 o'clock the Declaration was
reported to the Convention in informal session and
there carefully considered and debated. Not one
iota of difference of opinion Of priaciplc was
Inaniiested-not q shade Of dissent from the Ian
guago held by the Declaration with respect to
Wing Principles and Measures, to Mr. lyler's
course, to the retiring Members Of the Cabinet,
and their successors. On all these points there
was perfect and enthusiastic agreement in the
sentiments set forth in the Declaration. On one
or Two incidental matters-questions OF time, of
circumstance, and of phraseology-therc was some
cordial and kindly discussion, which resulted in
hearty concurrence in the Declaration as adopted
Messrs. J. A. KlSG of Queens and FURMAS of
Kings appeared as Delegates and took their seats.


The Convention rcassembled in formal session
a, Oh o'clock this morning. Gen LEE Of Wash
ington, reported the Declaration, which was ap-
proved without dissenting voice. send ii here
with. DAVID GRAHAM, Esq of our CiIy then re-
ported the Resolutions, which were also unani-
meusy adopted. He accompanied them by some
eloquent and animating remarks In acknowledge
ing the honor so justly paid TO our Whig Delegation
in Congress, Hon. DANIEL D. BARNARD OF Albany,
spoke at length most ably kindly and effectively.


J. ~ REYYoLps, Esq, of our city, responded
to the tribute so Justly paid to Hon. NATHANIFL
p TALLMADGE. bearing eloquent testimony from
personal observation to the fidelity zeal aud eff


cheney with which he had sustained Wing pr Incl
pies and measures at the late Session Animating
inspiring addresses were also made by JoHN \
KINo OF Queens, A. WoRpES of Ontario, VIII
LIAM DuER OF Oswego, JcHS Fl. MARTINpALE 8
Gene,ec. PHSEAs HURp Of Cayuga, and c. +
CLARKE of JcfIerson,-all c6ncuuing in the sent-
ments Of the Declaration and inciting to energy
and victory in the approaching contest. Burst
after burst OF patriotic enthusiasm electrified the
Convon,ioE. Finally, on Motion of WM. w. ToDp
Esq, Of our city, resolution OF thanks 10 The
officers was adopted, and the Convention ad
iourned in the spirit OF fdstermned confidence that
in the ensuing contest NEwYoRK SHALL UPHOLD
THE WIG BANNER, let who will taltrr or turn
aside And now to ACTION II. u.