The Evansville Daily Journal

The Whig Connecticut Convention, assembled at Hartford on the 28th, passed resolutions endorsing the American Principle, including the doctrine of protection to American interests, disclaiming that the repeal of the Missouri Compromise has put an end to Compromises on the subject of Slavery, and expressing a determination to resist, by the Constitutional means, the admission into the Union of more Slave States; expressing disapprobation of the course of Isaac Toucey in the U. S. Senate; condemning the veto of the River and Harbor and French Spoliation bills by the President; approving the Connecticut Prohibitory Law, and declaring the administration of Franklin Pierce to be such as to entitle it to little respect.