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Lid No. do, Mak ornest, 13ostas. ,
P. a cd,.no• agonto dello dint Ullmann} and lingtot
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;WO itUTTLGIO4ts AM BLEW El-
The Ibllowbitiitlbleir Of the I?est"ptualtr.' u 3 clesenl
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P.Sciain BeitliTTarnis Tar, sad NAVAL ISEWEIES.
of ovia7 dinnieg
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- .ANDREW it JBBUP. •
POMISII4BIONLIVEROLIANTS,
botton, mad. Warden Machinery.
mane z;aser Zbileis‘ Xaddisisee 2b3U. fkluao.-de.
innmuctiqiellsalien In IlanufsetozeriArthim
No. 87 Pine St., New Yoik.
N. B.—Apt as for th•
"wuomusr4kllll•oli IRON W08H13."
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•-• Zia= logjam 4rsd Boilers;
alnAra Aram. In. Now Vat let
I.OW.6I.I,at.CIIINWSII.OL" Alsoldit4tie Tools.
TIENIANN & C 0..,
15 funon! . ,etreet, New York.
ZANIILIOMMIS , OF
OIL • fic WATER' VOLORS,
ISITXB, #O.
And Imparten of • hook , Zurt White, b.
th ltrz Prle• Lbta t ttavaidad vu:Kak ozgatto
Oomos, - -Tansad Panoy Roods.
William Tacker,
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tpPARK PLA ,OK NR'Vr YORK, invites
MI attantlania Soatham lad WesterniOardanis
n o liguiv e i Tip.A,L4w, au" : s to p t . t . t Al ad
.1:111 Jai awl IllsZrats„ r lDaf
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inns, Plus aid Nisalac Liman awl Era. I tch" Ourrds;
Wax, Coral and Olsas MoodS. No a. tll m i , ft; sulls liabbar
omen,Oanss, Brat. and Toys atann7dt.b . mileitsoii.
nascs, and Oa , Odd ansilillt„ ! lairelazi
tand Vicall= 4l a Lir= . stra
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Hough! Pateutillastiolkirts.
ATES FNANOB, No . Barclay street,
NeorTork. • •
RATES
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=et lipoo=r 0362C0e.fr.
W. JAMESON st BON. •••
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ATTORNEYS.
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OBERT E. Attorney PIIILLIPS, Attoey st Law,
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JAMES J. KW IN Attorndy at Law, taut
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13?-) WCs! $
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ardor' wilt mitts- • •—• atUntias.
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tun?
General Gommennon Merchants, ,
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• • C0M1L.94-10N•MEZZILANT, -
Peeler in Wool,,Pierleicina &Predate generally
N0:295 LIBESTY STELEET,
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PITTSBURGH, S
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
SATURDAY MORNURI, FES. 28,1866.
PROCEEDINGS
o 1 T lil
REPUBLICAN iNATIONAL
CoNvyaorioN I •
[II.I.POILTID TOIL 1 naafi GLZETTIL ]
PrOUIIIMILiiri ales a et the Pennsylvania
Uwe,.
At half past nine 'cloak, yesterday morning,
the Termaylvattla Delegates met at -Lafayette
Doll, Wood street, between Third and laurtlu
3. W. h 10811134114 of Indiana county, pored
that the meeting do organize by calling the
Hon. Gioia) Waits, of - Allegheny county, to
the chair. Adopted.
Mr. Nun took the chair.
Oeo. Raymond; orßlair county, and WM. P.
Clark, of Mercer coutity,vere appointed geora.
taxies.
Gen. ,liforkle r of Westmoreland county, will
appointed Vice President.
Mr. Daigle stated that the objeot of the m
eant preliminary meeting was to effect an Or
ganisation, of the Pennsylvenlif delegation, to
make oat - a complete ' Het of the Individialit
about to represent Pen nsylvania itt the -coming
national Convention; and also to effect- sigh
other arrangements as will facilitate thenotion
of the national body,/
Mr.
,hioiehead, of Mdians . county, moved that
the names of the counties be calltd trier, 'and
that the delegates answer to their names" as
sthe ommticii in which they reside are called.—
Adopted.
- -41 gentleman asked if only delegates regularly
appolnuad were to be entitled to seats in the.
Convention.
The Chair stated that the meeting was a mass
oonsentloa, not s delegated body, and wee there
fore open to all who wished to became mem•
bens.
Aftertha. counties had been called and some
thirty or.forty names reclaim!,
Ilan. ,Tons-Anicsow, of Beaver county, re'.
marked that is a short time was allowed them
before the 'meeting of the National iiJonveciJon;
he would make a motion. In organising the
National, body, it woad be mastery to wade
certain parsons from this &Maio act on certain,
committees, vitt 'the National Executive . Com.
seance, the Committee on, Permanent pippins
tint, and a gentleman to sat with 'gentleman
from otter Buttes to drawing up resolations.—
Be urged the importance of having the right
men to repivseiattut We are about to initiate a
great national party,. and we can acamily esti
mate the iinportance of our actions tu-day.—
Let U 8 here pro:lent o careful Men, fully aware of
the responsibility that will devolve upon them.—
Ile moved that this meeting appoint such. cam,
mittens.
Hutokingson, of Philadelphia, moved that
all thew uppoint the gentlemen to AO in the
caposltY indicated by Mr;AMitni:
Mr Dinh—The chair would decline to take
moh a responsible duty upon itself.,
Mr. Errotti of Allegheny, moved FV.,P. Metal
moat, of Ironing°, IA appointed to'. reprsent
Pennsylvania oh the Comrades of Pe:aliment
thipusitatioi.
gentleman stated Ant Mr. ilJeCehnimtled
declined to givnin hie IMMO u a member pf. the
module. .
Dir..grrett withdraw the name of Mr. htia
,mant. . -
Eir.;llateldngson, of Philadelphia, moved that
a Como:Stew of dye be appointed to peasant to
Ude miathig the names required. Adopted.
- The dale 'appointed the - . failowinegentiemen
as Inch anindttee.
, .
11 flotabingson„ IdatJalm,
.Indiatts; Dr: James Carothers, Allegheny: E. 0.
tiodrich. - Bradfordr M. Weyand i Deaver. •
hir.:Emett called the attention of the meeting
to the; Gall Issued 'recently at , flarriebbrg 'Ail
ing a convention on the jOth , of March, of Ile.
pablicans, Americans, and all,oppoted to the
administration. ha. - . ife..dcalred to know what
I part the Republicans Would take in that gra
, paied conventon:
. ....hfr..Eicalmont, of Venango,:addreesal the
meeting at some lengthen thirnipia. Ass mem
ber °tithe legislative, sod &aligner of that sal
fel4 called ttpanAtt mike:some wirgistratian4 , r
We have In Panntadvsida tofu. parties' the Air
.Dctsocrecy, the nigger. Americanse.' the
Arletimto • Eapablicat and the - itepuhlbcon
ice les4l ten s ed over Ittbirtdattee lath Wietraf
both of the latter parties at _lbw:War& . end
they; all agreed that no ono party conh& detest
the nigger Demooratiy, They Mt the nammaity
et Onion, and evincing that destrethey , bad
signed the call referred-to.' Be • ba/levett that
we coed carry thelltate. We do not Want the -
Hunsimker faction with Its 5,000 votes. - We can
do without It. The gentler= nrgsd.thle meet
ing to accept the proposition contained In the
Mr. Moarbeadvsid he Itaa atmloos for tle,lez
He rejoiced at the eali p ,utti hoped tberewoull be
an unanimity of actioninthe:neat Statelosavaes,,
and he hoped thie toeetiug timid `State
Connntion to meet it Harrisburg on the 201tuat
Haab. -
Mr. White moved that the - Shulman siP6lnt's
State Committee of Beim to take- such netion - in
behalf of the Republican Party of Pamovidv*
4ts se shall be beeeeeeri,lit the priegsee.:
A geittlemen , guested thie “iiebsee- el
rewire &Mi. EtEdellie CommitteeP .
5 Mr; Eerett=Ares, end Bailer bt • mew
-1 ber. of it, tool • -
the gialtlipen r•P!it .!hoPlir( l 7 l h 2 4 FM,
.
tie Thestasi. -
,airl Whititig4 if; kieio, cildectiozi 'ta:-. 1 6-
Wiimeito abainran. , - , .-, -...- , , ,
A Teloth..W• ought 'notio treat. that commlttse
L iritti amstderation, asthey treated as "dry dab
bily list hill
,
.IA/J Chit Moved to..paitpone thlisietter at
. _ ,
. - .
Present.
Mr &sett opposed this. t Hawse In favor of
Atlntiag the prawn Stab Committee as °stag
-try Mt possible. -Of the swenty.sevon person,
comps*/ it 'only' era ' veto Republicans - He
O'rcitoitia again non* M. lfaller.as a . member
of that entandttee.‘ Is was a disgrace to the. Re
)pubilan Party ' W./00°gal', a .-eonunlttei eau
witting twenty-one enemies to six Mends. .
Vtut motion to postpone yea omit&
Mr.: Moorhead :moved- that Hr. , Wilmot be
ioqateted to call 18111 e Itepabtlaan Convention
ma, 26th of Hardt, at Hatrlsborg& .
Mr. Alllion amppomed the Galling of the .Con
vent! vent! n, bat was opposed to having . It called for
the ,e me , day with that ot the anit-admfittera
'tten ieniton. - . , -
Mr/ Moorhead them modilled hie' motion eo
se-to iequeit Mr. Wilmot to mill e Mite Re
putilltain Convention et any thiebe thoughtlbest.
Finally the aciadderatlon of the matter wail
' Tti .ocanmittee appelateCto neleot 017'
to aerie 'on the Clonamittem Of Perms!
nebt lOrganirstioa on Mmolatlocupe end on
the N i ttionalemanahtte,begged leave to repartee
Jolla —Peirnanent organization of the Convention—=
-fee. Ifiestoeis,. of Montgomery. '
Onillowilutltn4-11an jogs Ausaos, of Deaver.
7 'o4j the,Nitlonal'Euonave CoMmlttee—Mter
pArrb Witmer, of Bradford: - •
- „Rh} Convention then whammed• to meet at
the alll.of the Chalrdtan. '
•
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Byi i!even o'otoitkilit liell sas.prettY ,:willi
Ailed.: The &legates present- were se reepeeta
ttiq body Omen as .we, have ever seep , goa.
• •Th tour of eleven haripg arrived, - , , •
lion. Learessce Dunlap, -of Vermont, took
the stand-And . spoke se follows: -, •
Being of if:those tlislgo_thelr :mune to lie
pall ler Ws Couiesdloo4 hare_ been requested
to call Ms ataitoblege to o.Jer.. Aston • prd. ,
eeedlkg fortherl will read the tat referred.to.
It is ste folluie : . --
70 ens sisetnitmens os , rirs unman run,e _ ,
- ' In latiorilinott pith WU apposni to be the geit-,1
end desks of ~thir Ilipubtess party, and If fht
sugssallosi of a large portion of _thePlepiablless
PILI4 do undersigned , chills= of the Moto
gepoblasao , Committees of Maine, •Vermont,
Ideftiqbasette, New York, ,l'enes,eleattla, OWN '
Itilobigan. kialans,,,ned MitiomMity, hiMiby Invite
the Ilepublimine irf the Union , to instils informal
ado's' at Pittabsieib, on the ' VA of ' Pebeti•
/
ti Orginisitbnii and prodding - forty si Maim*
D ary ele 866 te 'Coronretheenti.PonlifFialtepintfb"littstalblipthien6.yrf, 01'
soul subsequent day, to atoolasaloaadidates for
the4rmidenor and Vice .Presideney; te be sop,
po st the election In November, ' 1866. ~., ~.
- A. P. exam of Ohio. . . ~
.. -. 1.. ~k -.1..2, filoovillon. of Usu.
. ,
DA711014710107,pf PP,- ,
.__' • i :
I :.; rlivissos -Dian/JOS of VL - .
I - .1 -Wilms A. Muni of NIL . ..,
Udder tills calf MIAOW ItMei, taid.. l , .tEPII
,sd th at I nondeste eitemporary .001=11.17. I
WOWO • thirefore Manit,lobn A; Ling, of.'New
mamm a York fAuplae.) ' - - • -.-- ----- , -' -,-•' - - , - - -
It .MiL-bn: ssastilbali the- Chair, remarked
• ,'Citittlemint - irini ocimitl4
toi. - OniklatTO
lo aclutoslidontid thank yoliforesoliettor one.
formil'ireelt at -' bly sat der Win inTi
Ji, Ida 107,0 I pfellminsay raestiit=
.&eorgialsettio;:itl tear Id 'falai 1
which shall put forth the priublier d the Ilei , '
publican Party. Those prinelpim, Eshilenho:
se I muissitmal thou theas, meby 'ab fit
i?•77;'77,r,' . .r,•, 77 .,, . .'„
Indspendewie was sultisvad, on `
:which o ur
: , Cot)-
stitution is established; 'M i r if .W. 7 40 ' Oar PAS
with:justice, moderation and wilding,: the cow
try and the Union will be perpetuated.; I hate.
nothing !nether to say—thetiaelbrit*4l7 448.
creed. , (Applause:). 4,
Ger. Dingiutia, of Ididliigae, morill:that DF
Btone, of IlaseaChtisetts, and ,IV.. Peen Clark of
lowa, act' as temporary Moretariee.
The Committee of arritagententec : through I
Chair, requested the essetublage'io3docupy, tie
Beate whichbed been prepared. .Thei oinfear.en
consequent upon the delegates'etlingUran4ta
having subsided,
The Chair announced , that the- - Owem
Lovejoy, of Illinois, Would taddrateithiMtioniOf
14x. Lovejoy delivered r. . on elogalnttpiayeel_
A prominent feste, its4:l Itli. - titioll o
mighty God that the preeehtedniihhiteutidit
be removed from power, and its . abhttii• design],
upon. the liberties of the Mew ha'khwarted.
It was moved that seven Vice ?Oat:tint!' ',the
appointed. Loaf.
.• g
.delegetp moved that a committee of bas
from'eseh Mate • here npreaented - be,;sfpoliited
to prepare a list of oftioen fariiertbenendar
gattization. Carried.
Tbetollowing gentlemen were Utipolhiesdieid
Committee. • '
Maine George M.
Iftt#7 ,
-liew Hampshire J. C. Henan.
Vermont.. Lawrence 8e5604..:,
Matilehusette..: ' Chariot o..!Davis.
eannemleat ......
s ' 1.
Rhode Island Edward . 11itlati
New York • 8; Drip6r.l*
Nevi Jersey D.' ItiPler,
.• . -. 1--' -
Debates» : O. u..hatuoca l ,i , '., .
mari1an4:......... ..... .F. P. Mgr. 1 1 i':•;: I .
Virgit*...c....., Joseph Farley ~., 4 =l . .''
Penenfiraida Geo. Raided. i : ' 11
South Carpic.......".P. .0. WlliihOSti. ,4 -1
Missetirr.. . . ....... ....-J: Redpedil 'iA: `t
Tennessee 11.4freit..rj , I 1 . •12:•,. i.a*
i1entucky.............,-.W. 8. Halley, i'i: :''l 1 •
California. D. N, Spratt., • 1.!. 4 . 1
lowa. d. J. Stetons. '.:: ,'
Ohio L. a. vidoyiq't , ..7- `) ,-, 7=.
Indiana .......... -.......Wm. Denali- • •.`,!. '..,' i"•
,
Illinbis • John M. Itrysio,,:, 4 . .•
Minhigen. P. G. 11 . 04 3 .. kc' , l;,.fj
ESIIBM .. , ...,.....,..,..... 8, N. W - l;„. ; -,-,.c,, - ,
Nebraska B. P. Ruth , ..',•'•• „w' ..-
Whoiordlit•-,...:. . ... ... .. Charles Durkii.";k 4 4' r. ,
Minnesota ' • • 'l'. .Newheie.iirib .f , 'F':
*
District otColumbie...Lewia Clephatt .11,i .......''' t
When th e frames of the "laliniltet ' rout.
almost, leery , name, plOOll/111r1g thtli , the
Southern States; the Territories. an : SL,
was greeted' with lend' applause.'' ' , ' 1 , -; •-: •
imi
Judge Spatibig, or Ohio, *Mini he
had just received a despatch from thS,
of • 66 ileptibliun Committee of Ghlo' at
Miaow', stating that delegate* fro m' ark,
i
New'Jaisey, - Peansylrula ehd "Ohle';'",* de
layed there, bufirtadd be thil mu p . Op..
pianos) , :, , 1 ;
Mr. Sackett. of New. York. our . 1, the
Convention adjourn till two..o'elbek._ 'ti. , ~
Mr.' Dayton, of New York, Uged ':the
gentleman to withdraw his motion to Ullifw' him
to Introduce a motion. • •., ••. i:. 1 .. , . 1
Mr. , Sackett withdrew his motion. , gi.,..
Mr. Dayton moved that a isingelltitik.Ps -IP*
pointed to anemia who,. are.otemWst:the
Coasted= and prepare a list , of 'thelrt,tuuttes.
Ides to ntakeproper arrangements lo , : Seat . -the
delegates' in the MIL , Carried. , • , r.li,.'"_ •
`" - 11.1bir'eonsiderable discussion on ''' lut. of
order; the CMChairappointed the fella -.,
' , solo
tientett ea the committee conteinple , 'n , the
motion jut carried: . ' M.. , '''
J Dityron. of New York '' - i 1.-7 A •'. I.‘
John' . Foote, Ohio ; ;. ' - 6 -- ::„: - 4.1
L. L. Lord, Peon's.
. ,••W
' Hon. John diluters, morel that Lai of ed•
foureing, the Conuntion !QOM diolifnlk, It. P.
Spalding, of Ohio, to addrees them. . I .i. .'
Judge Spalding declined to speattl Are Same
thereto hear only.• ~.,- -;...,. -.
t ii
Land cries were now made for , ' *joy t
Slireelett n . ~, , , . : ~ ••.• -
' The; white-coat , and broad, bold .f of
the Tnlwu editor was teen matilt v Aids
tbiiiperaker's stud, and, as be tams " 2t1t,10
was greeted by a perfect whirlwind *a ria
' Thih'sialtement ltavistra usinted katii ' - Mr.
Glutei said, he was . glad , of the JOrttualty
Worded hire . ,„ whei,beiairiese tratiaat pueshig, to
_make a' fee 'suggestion/ , - which .hultitlied.to be
Understood not erecordeg Inlaid *". tint&
ea Crowell? tree friers:ls. at- W • ~ z 'Adieu
he m , had been of - late :stiourning..s4 ..y::leaked
!Am ,u4g,„4„besAt s • le ~,•.. I- .--i
.1 -t t - 1-3t...mosentanteo.lll , . oe allif;
but merely am -Woolly suggeolonsj`;‘,...:
Firer, Ball Mr :Gseelq,- Intrinsa • • oaie
rutdred la" onrinorineents. I.' l' axe myself
1 very vacuous snag ( laughter . ) to friends
et Waehbigton-thinker• afro bound t ootire as
not to seem. aotostsd. by 1114111 towards; that
part of i thelinion. which dots not, syrepethise
-
with as. -,
Mr. ' tireeley was here Interroptet by . the
Chair, who - requested such members or; theOr ,
guiration Committee as had not yet entered
the eattercrout to do so now. The CTlteorstaries
read the names of the Committee Maid... ..' '.
Mr. Grundy proceeded to au that hot: n4,cor
acts but oar words should indicate. a*., absence
of ill 7 mlnd towards the South! We elicudd not
only bi, hot seem to be, acting for the intineat
of this whole country.. He .stated Duct in the
South tore many friends of dates:use #lOO ought
not to be , irritated by our imgrudenee isir harsh.'
nem 'Col.' Beaton Is openly noting Itud 14 1. =
thlting with ns: (Applause) - ' uii .•
TA.sestund suggestion presents itself, ~*l4l Mr.: , .
Orally..; ThleAlsterium qtlestion cutikeetwee us
and codunassots ne saudeusly.!. We stoat that
thee question „iith pinduco sod l'okte - seance.
Tbenferetthared of tiltelt.leuted Itogublitians
la:thelAisteriMth taste:--Bot tith. Ainothaut; at
..earstiosali.orgenialtide,Qia not friendly.b3 us.
Who:believes_ 'thet,thn Comientips etAsitiliuted,
phis lid COMO old unequivocally for 0,,.e e terri
tory ortlithoe free obits =Ulu lititullititoth -•
- ' In any event, - the Natio:id' ithiurnican' orgiutl
esti= to Boothe to MK': I surer- hers:firma at
tubed to that party:. and .hassAppimml Its doe.
MUSS ' fpoizkai beeping, ball WWI Copied
forbearance and the of suoh'4 course
as' lucent trio soli` Amorlothe 'will Wgprore—
smtb or willinductilbent to seririthius. It a'
Eta* be good antislavery turn • I old , . not In
quire kettrohla saline eatidne.• , He cited an old
mashit- I treat your, enemies so thst;'.,theywill
in t
beeouni'your friends, and your. frl , 10'!hat
Ow pill remshr Monde (Apple :;)
'Ur. eilieiley taiiiaa ' it. third ' etliM....;
third Its I ocuahLonsietk- , witWour *ads at
Washlugton that-this Alontentimadmii 'Funk tipe
point* time or place fort nomittathakfat.tha
Presidency, but .that It shall: A Wen
to bold a Mimetic% And appoint a
.-Rhone..nu-
Gond committee .to. }hem to cooginotion with
thoulat Washington„ahallhe lift the, grotrer, to
choose time and glace; . ,
air A4o'llaalas; said air: •Grooleri:',thorS are
r 41 rim asto-ite probable:fain as sa.free
State. r ,My ,apprehorsioss sr*darM'n ;.1 knew
that Jefferson . , Davis, alt implaubiqr,:holir of
the 'foe State' party, la tit tho hied ,ef.the Mar
Department. ' I Iwo*: that ,
llinthltinnt7..py no
tacaneknr - Mend, commands "trope icipoultus
frontiers. I . hey', that , 'ohms ootZtilnin. go
forth WOll3 1111 , toper friends in,Es ' ' oto the
comes, they should punt* ' I Szejr.- that If
they heolaughteret.-and that 'event'tuyilietpon
—that , tho North will rise rep to serage't emu
Bat Ido not whait: , euotra -terrible onus. ::Lot
as wlce them snob counsel itit V 111 `4, 0161 : 4
within the hounds of the laws.. P
IO Jilt's*
Doc. lem aware, lan Any ntetAgg,, i lawn
of tha 'bogus - Aeneas' legislature ord, be wiped
from As feu of the' ~ Mort , iteld . When
the as Dili thatthatpugissliould
be left to. their own elution .10. rep to ;Bur
IV tit ,whaears the - foots 1 : . ',. '‘'.. -,. „ -
A ifirtelatare cotopOsalof ;t4liwaTnitina, lizi
,great girt, bad inadeltn fel o n y IS aggbleYsla
,..nrOmd' bud fir lip - the baderatnimat mf tho
aant Nebraska Iniquitymitietest.th the our
'
.91•0.' *selective hoothisi, ..Thisle the ,post.:
don which our ;emu friends erel glaud.—
Unit 'Wise 'lairs are ahrOgliWtnitr. bii..Ptni
will' in. Thr Presldisitraßt'ligth th em - lo
' suptcrt those laws, and is read/ to uteri* awn
weft .be two regiments - thifelleit year 'at an
expense of $2,000,004: lf the , peoplie:o Asn
mato tagethei to Mike theiterttiewsi they
are treated as . I'wiehlbsg seam-:of; our
aritol i rt -could blunt out Is . rids; Ili
t 6 co ' el with Anylloblatorr, que44likitateliteo•
dal roar
to maintain 041..404, 10 yet:
riot ibir themseleis Into . thejerflf.,. redlei li etS'
a nd oath. (Applause.) - ,', -- ~,'.,•!. - . •'•
:Nei hoped the , thniventianMeuld Omit
_Pellourn
in • lorry. ' Some af.the, deligetekAla cornea
thousand , adieu . , Let, usAliberste ;without
0 1 00
hut Thifetuteweirare„ of thielleiOndepentia
ow: ' - sae* of th is boy.- 11141ewq was -
lentil leggianditl 'ix; -, ,-. :
A Bine' !Time= 'ltia-Teitouldttl
from every part of the Hall. -:
_.' ~.
.iiliog arose and &ducker Ihenscused.
Hane 'Joshua 'B- aladiago) 'sari, „ealr-tulk. ,_ 4,
tige4i' , The stalwart liongressmanittlecUlair"l
Ale.liiddlop congratulated tit a. outlook' I
haviai so Sible a man for Chilrinsal• ' o,li Bilr
Woes him abs
_ion of Baru Meal 4APO ll u g4l)
- '.Stir oning to th e remarks of his, reo l l,,' By . .d
*mop alga: kir mod liiii iiiolit - i: ilid6o 10.1
a....
r
lon On Washington otaitbgaegi,l•till'l
yam is the lest Ideas on ;eart*forfyinfao
kik fa tideland-I (Laughter smidsggdathth.) .11 ,
liTo you to dictate and me In liVaeldnaton yi .
follow. .I sly to you do as youe joitgatoent di
i *roti
tates not as o th ers uy. The !.gower
rigs la you. .80 en sandins - d.41,4:-
•i' - -_ ' --: It.-: ,
:,,,,,..:—.-, •_,,,-2,,-.lrl'''.4-7!‘
There was a great work progressing onoeat a
Place - in the West. The hearts of the people
were stirred. Au old deacon bad two eons, Jo ,
oeph aratJohn. Joseph was one of year timid
sort and he prayed—"O; Lord, thou beet coca.
Pivoted a good work: do it quickly; let it move
along calmly , du." Bat Juhn's whole heart was
in It, and he prayed with an unction. Said be:
•'Ol Lord, thou hest, begun a good work here;
end we pray that thou wilt carry it on in thiee
own way, and dont mica what Joseph says about"
Itl This hippy hit was received with a storm
.or laughter, which lasted several minutes.
Ur. Olddlegs concluded by Introducing the
Rev. Owen Lovejoy, oft Illinois. "He is not
Joseph," said Giddings, "he Is John."' ( Load
ter.
Mr. Levejoy's remarks wen of a very excite.
ble character.. He took the strongest ground in
'regard to the Kansas diff Quints. He was not
particularly noted for pluck, but he was ready
to beeoma captain of & company to aid his Free
State brethren, Ond 11 be couldn't got pi:tepid:3oy,
he l wonkl go as a private!' (Loud applause). He
thought this no time formoderate counsel.. We
are in the midst of a revolution. We must fight,
and It' the preeent administration permitted the
free men of Kansas to be butchered by his troops
or by Southern ruffians, he was for war—war to
the knife, and knife. to the Mit I (Excitement
and applause.)
. Mr. Gibson, of Ohio, made a telling speech.
Mr. Carling, of Illinois, next addressed the
.Conventioa at some length.. '
• Blimon Draper, of New York, from the Com
mittee on Permanent Orgenlzatiou, reported the
nomination of HOD. _FRANCIS P. BLAIR, of
Maryland,, on President. •
nomination was received with such ap
' Vilapatikig enthusiasm as we have never' before.
gesortlee:* . .ilitiberatlve body. Op motion the
nomination wu unanimously accepted ;
`""Tire Chair appointed • Preston King, of New
sad ,Teeak.l3/Thkerhoff of Oblo, as a out
aellttlute,7conduat Mr- Blair to to the olitr. •
Sha tit:ending tha; p4tforn; Mr, Blair was re
, tt. raft irith;threidoud cheers. • •
On taking the Mt. Blair said, that he
no orator, and that it. was a remarkable
llat•lhat this VW the first speech he was ever
called Open to make. He felt very much affect
ed by : War kiadnou in stalling him to the
o,...hddr it Wit lithewas sire from any:personal corr.
ataltrltlOttlejdmseif, but rather from respect to
11Xithosthaliecey,..andi to the assulatlons it had
lnion 4 'hic":4phodyfortnne s lto form with the Hiatt ,
trklusl•trace;.JUlrasmand Van Buren ;who had
- &nese muoh (al their country. • He had been
connected with'pien whtim the north and south
both dellgited. honors,; • • •
Ttia PeoPle, et the - smith' had . been made to
bailie that theobjeot of the Republican party
ins Solely the abolition.%cry L but when
theytundorstood its veal td to preient the
nullification of the rights of e partbwe will
find a different feelingin the :south, and • rat
Tome from that eeellop..thot Astonish the
north Itself. In admo,unting for :Me presence at
the convention,, ho paid : . that? bad l'eolllloi a
call to represect the Baltirimre Republican As
godation—compasedilAteetetethullettalawisz-
teuelye wealth. They desired AMC to 1301 n 0 here
and lay before the meeting,s Paper, Wakens
to be:considered by the coupition'atta southern
platform, and which he Wended to have precut.
ad se a member on the floor. [Cries of "read
It;" "reedit..." ..no I no I wait until the organ.
halloo is eamplette," Ina 1 He again thanked
tie Meeting for.tbelt kindness /a placing him In
the ohair; and took his seat.'
Desper 'then annonneest-the following
nominations otyleePzesidenta and Searetaxinni
which were accepted: . .
.
New Hampshire Horatio 0.-Rues:
L. Brainard.
Mcasichusatit.........Hon. Geo. Bliss.
•Conneofictd.- ...... ;..Jiunes M. Bantle.
Rhode G. Hunted.
. 'Nevi York E D. Morgan.
New Jersey-. .... -...W. P. Sherman.
Virginia . Joseph Farley.
•
Pennsylvania Gen. Joseph Markle.
Henttesky W. 8. Bailey.
lowa W. Penn Clerks.
Ohio - • Hon. R. W. Spaulding,.
Indian& --...- Hon.:l - 1.0.W. Julian.
-'lllinois John H. McMillan, •
Michigan . . .... B. T. Bingham.
Whscossid David •Jcines
Minnesota .... M. 'Watson.-
' Disteint breoltimbia-Lowle (Nephews.
Erik& •
&D. Tilden.
Nme felt " - ' laiseiDsyttai:' -
JIDStoL ..... C. 'Vaughn.
:J. W. Stone. ••••
if t r libobat r : of Ohio; moved:that . a committee
of thraufiatradaltauf.lia be doeigesued , "by
eAob latotelliletialow) be /*Olga - to airport
Van' For tbs , orrogration- of the; Repoblieen
ilmanduisatins made that .the comzelitee
ameba of ciao fromeaoh - Stato. •
Another anmeadmentwas ands to ley' the m►t
ter on'the table MI two o'eloek, in order to id- .
low the dolmans; whOhad not arrived an appor.
Malty to assist in tho szrangetaant of the com
mittee. The antendnitnit was carried.
-hit Minh, et New' York, moored that there be
appointed one from each State to draft se addreee
and reeolutions for the consideration of the non
'station.
Mr..lllllott, of Oblo, moved to let !ton the ta
ll. foi the lame reason- that the Motion of Mr.
,11.1tobell wee tabled. 4._
Mr.: Multi mdd the .00mmkteo required all the
'MOO that could be ;Inn them to prepare attar
Important doeumimtotott hoped that the, gee
-Omuta from Ohio would-trithdiew kit motion:
- : hit.'Etilett.thestwlthdrewitii- Metier'. '
hir..Dautdrort.Mt Oble,..theuleineired theme.'
tiOn.to lay tdr:liaou's:.zootiott 'on! the table for
the:Present) The action wee 104.- d
Mr. Fig; of Ohio, then offered 'ail ateerokuent
that Inihtead of one from seek State,
,three beep = is.. tut, of Perma:', -- aisttiptiostelto `-large
Oerashittemr.se they - .portended -their work too
'Mewl"; • P. - .
ktr.TrersinotitorwesvoteddoWu.. ,
IA yoke then- moved Met two , be appointed
from each State, lodged et Lest.
Ate.' Marat's , antleti was thin put and it pre-
' ALI Masa Gila moved that the piper tefarracti
*to by the Madman Alt *shine& seat, !Unlit , he
motion , •lo adjourn Arta lost.. - •
A ,ceetion that each' delegation came • Its rip
:inectadvoliaereber on the committee trai oar%
l' he tbfloning . gentleinen compose the lionimit -
New Yoik....;•Ortiettllian n :li.,Chiaittien.
'llfalne . ' .• .t.:.'..: -- Geo, Ti!. 'ffelitOn.; . "..;
Nair Elatzipslar,il...:..:.,:.Yraiiele r.'..yolu4oii.
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Vermont. ' ' = 'Brainvid.: ' '..
.Taaisatihasette:' ' ' ' 'B. liase.
Coannotiont'........ ...... ..... 0 r". Cleveltuid.: ' ' `
Ithodo Ishind ' ' A. G. Renard.' '
New'Setoey ' P. D tix.
Pennsylvania. ... ............john Allison. '
Aelaware ' ' W. H. Dennison-
:halos - Ti''.' P. Atilt. '. .
Virginia' ' - • ' 'Samna B, Farley.
'Minnesota ' .T. N. Minion. ,
;Dishier of coltiakbls L: Clephank, '
Nelsiisliii .. U. G.'llanklei.
.IWilotirt
.. ' Juana lindpatit. ' .
Kentlioity • - ' SY, B. Bailey.
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California . • ' D. Ti!. Bi , ratt. ..._.'
This,,‘, ' ' - ' 'O.• G. Hawilortle.
0616 r e 0 Ili ibsivit f i alert
crb..,..bingii,n.,„"Ta D ri : tut them du the
bonne 6,/ who . e--- -- 0e ba sk $0 the
oommlttee, the wetter , wee re fer red 0 a
de
141t1 n.
who "iiiill44Aarttholl:drip7
to etottli the Malty. 9
art Amu Denial
tiondtalred Giddier , ead 144 '• ,
1 106 , - Jem at 4:4**,ut) Oliver P. Morton. •
! g ua r .7 " . " - Jahn O. Veughee
'l 9.1 . Liv,,b Pd. Howard.
.11.1041gan
wisconsin.
....1„„74- 8. LpTott.
. ,- . --; ti: N. wood. ,
Xatiees •
Mi. Mama routed Us icoUoo for the reO4-
log of ea pipet' oflsanois P. Eolr
• THE WWI'MIL EWE.
Thero is a ltratt bodyof Woking men in the
Bothern Eltatmt...-qtwiyl know Is Maryland, son-.
lluMberi my.colihbor4 to MantEMP l 47-
coup% who deplore themes; of ; .the Compro
mina In relation to :81avary, ehiolt ill, hoped
hid terminated the (Hatradtouv, gm/11404 of,
this ilisuattag eupjeot forever. it terroktheeP
people, hese not hitherto reptiftatett bp' ptablio
sletveistrotimm iikek.uelleittldei:The, . 1 4 1 $1 0 1t,
of fat* to theAreseit of them .eotoptouteff
peteltr i stwitea_the similes% .atut Umlaut& clime!
Wan tofelloworere not stiltstobvioup
to th ulna of the floutheau Pevrat.'l2 B4l 4 ,ll 4.
thea;t4 the politishutr.who asadeoted the peer-
Die bithismumwerearosithlealnelatenlipiWO
all the persottel Watts alto leadars [newsy's*
and their pertleassmihlog up the trojerltplu both
Aluatteammessery to effect, rtts ,lrefe PretritotelY
ofilinll4—tife:repea 1144.
,to ;w ist
the vOmutary Mader o f - di north to :t T he anat.'
'Thorp had been DQ.copra)tition by- the members
of Congress, to any quarter with their eouatirm:
oute,ieither. toy locus made tears.. th e poop*
'dirtillie.the Canna. qr afterwards, o r by stddreteb
ititittee• mt 4 Wee bt13.1010 . atettiageteby set.
j.6,7:4
1 1/ 411100 / 11t I M P 19 7 , 0 11 9R.Irri.ill
Large Westa,, end marlin the - feel gs,
prejudices, the rations end priaelpha
UMW, as tall'as. the Wad power el the
•
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0.1 1 .
tr;
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,
-
States had hitherto always been preceded unat
tended by every mode of forming sad eliciting
the publio °pintos; which is the vital movement
in a Republican Government. But in the :lets
overthrow of all the adjustments of the roost
anxious question which Congress has bad to
deed with, from its first to the present session,
not a whisper of the design was permitted' to
reach the public; ear until Its micoess was sealed
by the private arrangements of, the politicians
in Vongrees, In 'conjunction with' the President.
The measure when publicly presented wasj at
first veiled in the Committee's Report. as being
but a reference to the Supreme Court of a question
involving the constitutionality of the oompro
miees—then as a conclusion that the compromise
of 1820 was supercooled by the oonipromme of
1850, bat this interpretation of the Bill, covertly
contained the repeal of the compromise of 1820
—..that of 1850--and alas 'die compact with Tex
so; by which all the Territory reserved by nab
of them as free from Slavery in the territorial
condition, was opened up to Re admiration.'
This Bill of intrigue, pawed in ocesslave, by
the aspiring politicians, to eubserve personal In•
tercets, was well understood by themselves. and
their partings to be a bonus for the Southern
vote In the election of President, but it was
ushered into Congress as the voluntary offerieg
Of the North to the South to the principle of
equality. It was thus divisted in the eyes Of
the South, of -.being, a. breach of faith on their
side. It came as a free gift to them from. the,
Chief Magistrate and other leading men, Repre
sentatives of their Northern brethren.
•
They were not aware of the treachery of these
Rwpreseotatises to their coOstittwats, sor did
they anticipate the; excitement which lute en
sued from the wrong, aggravated by the betrayal
•by which it was attended, nor the dangerous
consequences likely to follow. Mailltudesof hoot
en patriots in the Slaveholdhig States,- - who imra
the Utile°, would willingly restore the' compro
mises, the work of - the pent , .men •of their -own
region. . They, ere sensible of the fatal effects of
its dissolution upon the peace and prosperity of
the confederacy, and of the inevitable destruoi
tin of the security- to which they hold the 1
glen lostitutlon- r ot the frightful gannet eiv.i .
II war and Slave ineurreatioil which might arise
oat of the collisions between the two seotiona-•
on the one side wearing the tispeot .of • Was of
conquest, for the extenslim of Slavery._on the
other a was. of defence tapeworm the rights of
the emigrants who have gone from their hostas.
But these men of good faith who respect engage-.
meet% and above el, the engagements width
have produced concord and happy toe 'between
the States of the Union, nod their station, al
ready embarked in strife by the combination of
polithilins, who heck penmanl advantages by the
pewerit gives them over the masses. Wadi:*
Always commits the. power and interests of the
many, to the few °hie& whir:nosy it; and so
the whole South is at this moment hi the hands
Of politicians who hare contrived the mon
-1 meat, to strip the Nortll of its Internee ' ea pro
' Tided for In -the several compromise:4 and the
. beet men:of the Slave holding Elmtu, who are
setsiihla. Ot.the iniquity cannot venture to de,.
rim their slinthinents, lest they !near the lone.
.WitiOil of deeerting their own so:don in a contest
in , width .defeat .would be humiliation.: and foe
which' thelesden who have prodneedlt.. would
subject them, to the charge of falling to stand by
thocause of their peculiar Institutions-
The peewee who have sent me to this Con
vention, irelhe first of the slave holding region
who hive come tinned tor vindicate the Aimee
of *dr cowmen. onuntry against this sectional
inkance,. They are • body otimudeess men
of Baltimore who feel, that their ray espettinlly
and the State of Maryland have a• greet stake
depending ,on the preurration of the Union and
the peace of the, country. - If. the bonds .which
I unite the two portions of the Union, dletio,
welshed by free and due institutions. should
be levered, the nature of the different Intereshi
growing out of the special of property in .which
it consists on one side, moat involve GOltting4
conflict. for Its recoiary, when flying to the
other far freedom, and the animosity thus edt
geadered cannot tail to bring on those pretreat',
ed and bloody ware of ambition and 'warmest
which have charsoterised notions of oontiguoul
Territory In every age and whioh hmreprodno ed
the most relentless hostilities between there of
kindred blood. ,-,The ware. between .llngland.
Scotland. end Inlead- th e wars Ifetweeo Franc
and England. ef France and' the. northern na:-
lions ar the imathient--wars which make up
tte r idetore.ilf Burp, would Mire their Vieille l
h i Maryland would becozn y thii - Belgium of
'this - side of, the Atlantic-the Potomac the
Rhine: The - shores of all our great Biters
dividing , the heat% &stet would frown•with.
fortrown.and onturies of bloodshed wane;
..-uniee n the peoellareanse - originating the strife.:
which make, an early end of it,..lis the-Intestine
war of Solon heateniug Its own ertinetiem . .i.
. • TtMle .1 represeet, abhoring the thought on
1 civil witepressed an the mind of every mak by
labeantitituti fend. which althongh now showing
~
its .violence. only upon a remote Untidier, is
nererthekoslatmerk in • wpry Apirited heart on
i the Continent,' have destroi um to submit .th
this Convention, convoked to take the initiative
in the nomination of a chief Magistrate to lup '
hold the cause of the Free States in the con
troversy, a proposition marked by, justice and
moderation, to restore -good feelmg.- and con
cord, and certainly there never wag a contest
when the plain honest Idea that directed Jack
son'a aindolitrwion iris of such easy aptiosttos
in settling • difficulty: Let the North ark
zatkrog :bat what is clearly rigid, and sabesit is
mithisy ltd is wrong, and. It cannot tail to
bring the "quarrol to en honorable tern.ination.
The dispute about the Teritorite was adjusted
so satisfactorily - to the whole country that all
parties, however, widely differing on other nab
wstemsdeititskpoo give in adhesion. to the.
settlement in every ulise
quent election-all th e
th
ouldidates for y-
Prosideney before sad in
the .• last,pievass In !obedient* to the several
numhsitjog eoeventlone, stood egos, it as A Plat.
The present alai illegietrate :did mores ll7
the •very terms of hie Inangaral, addrese. closed
by 'solemn esthete may be saisi.to have amen
his allegierthei to the coreptomilsee .ot the Slays
question, de claring they should not be disturbed
If he amid prevent Aiming his term of unite.
He renewed the. Tow lathe message , to the- Bret
Cinftresslie met! and before Its clean became the
active 'thstioxnent In. abolishieg every mun prom
ism wind& on, the subject shun the foundation of
thedevernment. • Mins ..done with the audde
. onager An explosion of amine ,of powder. The
Biala Owed by,leffateen and his compatriots
to peevent the extension of Slavery sad its din
gerone iendenor to disruption of the Union the
smeginusi stipperedded. Under Monroe's edami
ideation, Lesnides,•Tinekney,: Calhoun; Craw.
fordoiall the peat. men of , the. South aiding; and
:Olay:especially distinguishing hinsielf, after tiro
yeitsjof struggle, in, its effeetuation.the= late
dispoeltice deb* otrittrovernithontihe Mexican
atepthlitlone- - ,aeoompllshed :•by:llus , sinte'•great
man; Supported by Meister, Casa and be-Beets
also-oh the Mohr point-the delusion of Sloe
ry by: the prohltion of the Moslem lawe, In •
ward all the real statesmen, f the country, con
protases petite subject made. by, nod pronoun
ced bj them: as binding. in. honor na, this. oohs
:promisee et lbs constitution, wen bloneenpliy .
:the adman of President Pierce Mg Mr. Doug
las, to the :ahem' of Mr. Mahlon and , * tee
'Neill pre who prepared the.mina.
,'Now•the simple nmeilylor this role in to lei
lottild Mui Worlereeerthralni and anthill& meter;
If resolved upon by the North, eaCperslited- in
withoht regard:to party emus or. party oriel--;
or, individnil.dosigesce predilections. Sheri Is
not al honest patriot In. the North or any party
. whttdoess net montlemn this not of bid faith. -
',llanT,•ltio--trne,lerroped - by.ectimel of asidob
ambition andiOOkleg to thelessdnumemilit thee
I Southern Influence, say the mischief done, On
not be repaired.. TheaotePpondeeti cannot bOX's••
I stored benzin the:Senate wadi the Prealtied
_ Aoki". veto_to forbid It. There was itementinAl
bly, a itronipmwetolgalned theilepozigimpltesi-,
. intite*-416 ball whiahDestott nestaryaod alone;
put Sa tatotiont.:- 800 Rh% lialehnt drinuldted
then over the strongest wills sad the ablest min,
of the oonaby. It cannot,be withstood. by!,,the
, pima; now on the 'NNW a •Ii the 'meantime,
the .spowettforixwitatios Agate !Shushan Ai;
-lion *wen lolketerythltslt. itt;41134,111166 until
-the; fwtlou'e wiles shill prance:nee its irresistible
. firtel.i. _ fa. a:C ....1.•---.1 .. ,"1:11: -,-, ~.„;., ..• ,-.
~ That thoflostkwillieeptlemeire itiwluiteler
-the yklent men 'who seek • dissolution- of;the
WO . te_niskst ! Chtileetcmithe New York oftlii
Berill.Aniti:elett:dentil. Jitter: can It auks,
dhe, Diode et ntallileitich., and, war upon `the
'.4lAnpkondstesocinompasts wt Us own" me Mig--
Minted 4ty Its tteta. greatest Ettatemeni,'sneler
'Able! they have-enjoyed ,peaceead.eststytfer
' Mustildnist,og. - e many, And .the' anduenion At
Whleh =keg the tenure, not only ot the. &Dies:
Act Inititotton, het ot -. ell ,Atuy) hold" thselita ha
rad% sr private 41[0,1 dquoit custinatatenea at
chit erer,,Mintaaver this haat econes. the Wm*
will gild an aasillAry In that sesteslJulan'tubtl.'
,Itt;thlt South;.chit: sostaladd thohnothWatlltay
eenstitneatanill hen tkerstrond 4ortest9teentat
of biting gut /Are* la Akeiriadhealbis=le Obi
ths redly pentode ;arty at their :seetioa, ‘-.,-•
~. The repeats! als upseney efeenillauilif ' .4
A
~ ......,,clitlithlhathVanalocf alt the •
sting coMetollenal an* of Ai an*: '
AM* erigheatel lisnanatufssinglilineleht-;
. seri * lst on s arlDstwailheilaustneaisniterilx;-
, teinkbe Watches 1141.# :Iv! -.J.)4: r , -- - -- a
: - . 7 .1,2101 MtPettlAt the itenteltelbseheelsess,,
9‘IIIWWWWIt **estate: tbrillogi , etiitio;- - Wa.
Ikallasselatillsesey,hlslethalseeettudA by
the sr "`of the aft.inistion.-mid I. the only
- ,
one • .*. -. 4r the exlitthweitimect It MOM,
'a't-.d r,1414,.
' 1 -'
elves, practical modeof redreabing lite wrote
and s! ebkg the aggressors, and to give notices
that th e mejoeity of the people of the Union
mean to vindierte their riebte end the cause of
Free Institutions, ID the moat direct manner; and
also,' that Eihrte holders may hare warning in
advance, not td hazard the property they value
eo highly, in apnitary from which by solemn
certain* Sieve was interdicted, and *tacit the
sovereign power of the country has resolved to
reinstate. Tide warning is names:my toprecinde
the plea of veiled rights.; as having effect in fa
vor of such as go Into Hansa; or other Free tar-
T it er " with slaves; a pies which Wad urged. Imo
-
usefully in Missouri It is neousary too to
estop owners of slaves from elahnlng indemnity
for slues, freed by the stet of Congeal; recog
biting each Teiritory on coming into the Union
as Free. Evert if Eames were admitted at the
present sushi of Coagreee As a Free State, the
Repeal ought to be urged to prevent the mutt
tien of tie Eimas outrages, iff New Mexico,
Utah, and all the Territory of the Didted States,
the Nebraska act Ewing (leviathan of the pro
hibitory, laws! or treaty,) opened them all na
to similar Meadow. For these reasons, _sal
many more that' might be urged, touching the
policy of the measure, I hold thst every item
should merge Id that of /27mi
There is one, view more width duty to my
Southern aoustithents prompts me, to' present
for conaideration. In the South both the old
parties, Whig !ad Democratic, hart :blended;
their strength, lto aeotrre the unquiet of the
fres territeries fin the Slave Institution. Mr.
Caruthers •st sleuth Whig of Missouri when
'waked where were the Whigpnrty, answered that
kb soul had transmigrated into the Demooratio
body in the South and while pronouncing the
Proudest uniegiuM on Henry Clay whose pried
plea he still held as hie political faith, admitted
that the measure on which the slue holding sec
tion had planted its standard had identified in
its support the lint/m.lnd • Democrats of the
slue holding stake, however differing on other
questions. The South Americans, although all
connection with them, was reprobated by the
Democratic Caucses' of the Home and by the
official organ of the Administration at Waahlase
ton, were oonstrelned to support Mr. Aiken, the "
Administration candidate for Spesher --st the
close of the contest. This proves that all politi
calarganizations hostile as thee' are on all subm
&note questions upon the seetionai policy of
extending Slavery to Territory hitherto free, are
one and ledivisible. The steam achieved by, '
the Southern Politicians by l induchm all , the
Northern aspirant!, for the Presidency to ran a
race for the fever of the ffilutb, in showing who
would go farthest end fastest to make surrender
of the righte of their constituents to the arty
holdieg eectioo, leaves no publth rain in the
South any other eh - trash ye than to rellaqueh
his position, or !tuba on that great conquest for
the slave-holding Mertes!, to which it was' con
trived to give the sppearanee of being a volun
tary boon tendered by the North to the South:
It is-this etratagy whielr renders It impossible at
this time for those knees the people who favor
the compromises, to rally in the South to main- -
Mtn what they are imisible honor and good fa
reocgnlnes as binding, because made by its o wn
statesmen, then in )command of the Government
land sanctioned by their own consent. In the
I South, there can haver be;a party, to assist in
redreeaing this wrong until the North dispels by
its unaminity, the Mission, that its people are
willing to legalese in it.
The hopes dep. • gon party leaders, con
trolling everywhere the old organization of the
Democratic party in the free States and the in
fluents and patrcMage of the adminisfutlen.
have done mach to! stifle the voice of the mas
ses in the free Rotes.- If they will in the ap
proaching Presidential election unite all parties,
indignant at the violation of the rights of the
Noith, to assert th, es all have united in the
to
South deny the , 'the injustice will soon be
els
e
remedied. When t North le tree to itself,
there ale multitud e in the other Notion who
will parolees the Iniquity it has buffeted, but •
who would never see it, II tamely tumuissed te.
There are Mouse/Wel to the Booth who are sen
sible of the shunter to themselves in the breach .
of the compacts about Blastaya—who estimate tll.
truly the conaegurtmes of a Impure of good '
feeling between tht swam and who rather
than bring matters t the arbitremeit, to which
'.they eeem to be boonial, • *veld milliner see '
the broken compaot srestored....but 'flee= want
of concert of aorieeL th e Nor th , hammer, in-
Jared and excited can eke no effectual-resistance,
it may prepare forln repetition or Indignities
and *tongs to which thosewhe offer them will
- set no limit when there is no bondianiblession.
'Tide Itepabliman Cterrontion•la 'A naultast *Mier , - '"
it maybe'hoped will; grther around it, the =H
ei 0! the North who are resolved to redress the
wronglperpetrated- by the portage of the Ku
els Nebraska Att. I "Itepubllisen party" was
the early deslination of that welsh 'subsequent-%
ly took the soubrigeet of Democrat at first gem
in derbion. Mr.defferson in his fleet inum
gural, calling the parties by names ander which
they then were arrayed against cash other said
". we are all itspublicans, we are all federsliste."
He meant, doubtless, that there were certain
great principle! in which both' agreed tmlfrated
in their designations, however, meth they dis
agreed about matte of,, parley end Mode! 6f
administrating the G overnment. sertiment.
_,
The Federalists gave their support' to the Ber
publican form of government, The NORM:Aim - •
were devoted to the federsd cons act
both' _
agreed in oppoaltioo to royalty, Ind in owed- 11 .
tion to a severance Of the federation, audited,/ —,
the States to drift as petty natioes — detache
from each other. May not those'who have or- '
gentled with a view to correct what they , con
sider Mere error, in the legislation and id
=titration of • Gov't under whsteler - party
name or watehltord they Tilly, unite with those
ebb do not sgree with them about the measures ,
or mode of Wean 'on pointh - whleh 'evolve' '
nothing vital, to redeem the guernment Cram
an infraction of. the fundamental Inns on ,
',Mehl they •belleae Ira ' pane' Mid pros pe rity ' . ,
sertainly depend, and ,ponlidy its unity is a -
nation: Cannot all parties In the North unite '
in each a triads, to retiree - what theyin 130121.
mon feel to be paramount to ill other gargle=
in controversy which have heretofore divided .: _ . '
that, end cannot ell'inGitinder a Itepubiloan '
litaidard to defend the tame of free Wl:Rations
and the Union upsitst the aggeosehinrof interum
col and ambitions men, litho motelilavery mearuk
of combining a sectional form to accomplish • '
their deslgas egalirt them, end eepertally the
theta moment bet lt the cause must be lost! ' ,
The misteidiet et d lhatlwt qtrpt, br wattles
al/ cleitteat of dlditeatte la Mwrw thr tie . dose
141 ;=t iti nzerstaltw=igar ..t ratatet a l . r ot=
altet. Act laterir tiii m tg." we:thus Matsu
tor • cute ander aback et tr ii hid:_tattewe atm thells ' „ . ,
tthellarow•wa brat
wpm or mem er%er,
wale wow hard wpm satt,w
erdliwat &Oen Mral ww °tastes amteta
"aet"aiwCeb°li'ttrteottdabeuiltbt l is a wI et t t O sutrt th
',.cad
sr sh n ou sladie? mr witltA . ..., .
'• 0. tat WOWare r ureaate It ma b r maw 11=r ,i Orti Gni=
!VI Tuner oust esAl= to.
xamilwalltra at the Ira.) abaratt . ater tsrs . t 1
to =TA Igo i tli t e l earlr b th i rr emu, who en caw
t""""" wca elt=trt it 'li .,_ 11= nt iChtaw 00 4
arta* Oben attas
inmthail. tr......... 4 44 f .". 1% . ."10—ni5." te="l=.__lr',
tadr pts7sql ili:s,asa d. .2 the suirtmar 0t nomtamsms,
=stl.,=k,,,=:: it.'" O t agarraaa uTIN,*
Grown feather , te wake la . regard to the Yawed at , - -
**bindles the es
lces tarasois t a
1 :1 0 twain *al awl
1 = .1=1,/, q 176133 "ailldift*" " °t —Pt u n• -
Belt eam Bad
~ r, . ..0.111.,
dm.
u• 'tat
F r u : yr ~.
1.401 t =get relatiO u the sate Oatibli bat t ttertt he .' .
r i a r l e ast4=tehtlewanteltme•
;walk %IL The erkeetWol i tetett a lay amtlaw would -
gra r te=%:tnett. ' 4.t.2== " l,l4 • ., :
=Aworte vans as man bat ate ~mth toths
nemias waireasmasettarr. • •
Oa mottos, .tha q wag oaosieid to flit_
sentiment, et thiliontheta Mende, and ordered ' t
eob, prictst. ~ p ~, r - _ • -- , 1c -,
On motion, the Convention adjourned to three . '
aninocui
At dm **cloak:, Mr. Melt took the' Atari — :`•
*ad celled the thetrehtioa to order. - 4 • .
Mr. Draper, of New York. said that le tioales.,‘• •:„ •
quenes - of the noa-arrital of threttry .
oa WA' ' l4 . g
tote various delegatioas; it became eiM7r;•"
0610o0e the Wahl buboes or the
he would, therefore, mow that the ~
ecij coma mill boltpert biz 6eeek,T.
geotlereale Ingrid that rhea th they " „_, : 4 4 .1 4 "'"
IT wooll Idiot:re until tbe hota - nam " '' , •".
Kt- DrsPer 10.4 he ten did to fo
motion with a motion dull 4ha fkanati. • ;:i" ' •
• moary orrealsarree gin gnlinaaa • • .
the di p /t r ient Statee o to pprrtn.ll7 An. 4X
passion Or thetr opialees. The adjoartieseet .
mould ea opportuel ty trite Commlthmati':
timeag the rooptirt tela!,:tottOtr.;-,
leer refart.,..."7l
A.strreemka whale tale sire tricrtFot •:-
an. emphatic =man 'llooB4lml wale-net /bit:
dern, ftio.tottrror via - Between lame attit.r.::.
, idgentee Anted' tee dm emo for thliCeallat ,7 !
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