Gov. Seward And The New York Whigs

At lbo recent Whignominating Convention ït Anburn, N. Y. Gov. Seward made a speech :ontaining the following significant sentences. There was no allusion to Clay, a National Bank, a high protective Tariff&cc, but the nccursed syetem of human filavery'' j8 not forgotten. Gov. Seward is in odvance of fa8 party. "Therightful sovereignty ofour Stale, and the snpremacy of the Conslifution of the Uni ted -States, are tobe vindicaied Bmiinsi th pusillnnimity which would make us a partv loMhe ccursed system of human slnvery "And, us of all, the principies of universal polhical pquality, and universal educatino cssentinl to inornl nnl social progress; the establishmeni of thejrreat truth of ihe declaral iion of independence, that all mei. nro bom freo nnd fqual, nnd have an inalienable richt to personal frerdom nnd eqnal siiff-ao-e in freo Represeutarive forms of government- 10 these principies the Whig Party in this Stnte ia pledired- these principies the Whig portv ;! deslined to estnblish. Let us firmly maintain thrm. Lot them be on all occasions proclaimpd, and our innks will soon be restored lo llieir fuilness of numbers, and anim ited with assarance of victorv.'