NEW YORK STATE CONVENTION.
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The Albany Daily Advertiser of Wednesday,
says-We have great pleasure to state that an ad-
dress, recommending this Convention. will be lssu-
ed ere long The address will be signed by men in
various parts of the State, who have always been
distinguished for their active and efficient support
of republican principles. Wespeak advisedly when
we say, thata great change in avor Of the adr''n's
tration is rapidly taking place in this State and
when the proposed Convention shall be held, those
who have opportunity of cOnversing with the mem
bers, will ascertain to their full satisfaction, the lit
tie foundation there is for the cry tat the majority
of the votes of the State will be given for Jackson.
The members of that Convention will represent the
republicansm of the state, and are wiling the
question should be tested by the evidences they may
exhibit of the feelings of the people. This state
will give John Quincy adams many votes as she
did in 1924.


! We are glad to observe that the House of Assem-
bly, of New York, have promptly expressed theiI
disapprobation OF the inhammatory resolutions oi
the South Carolina Legislature. They deserve nc
more consideration in our Legislature than woule
one of Gov. Giles long-wlnded essays, OF one ol
Dr. Cooper's tracts, both of which laborous rea
soners have so often talked shout the cras, davisior
of the Union, and all that sort of thing, that relec-
ting men think about as much of their threats as o.
the sound of boys whistle. On the whole, we
think much better to lay such resolutions under the
table at once, by way of indefinite Postponement
than to waste even ten minutes OF the valuable time
of the Legislature in talking about them.


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