New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-24

ana RcScJtoES tor tle cusiueIaI!otl I'll lAIe OolA-
ventian The names OF the gentlemen composing
the COMMITTEES we have misIaid, and are conse-
quentIy unable TO give tlem-Mr Greeley was
named as its Chairman.
HALF PAsT O'CLOCK.
The Convention met pursuant TO adjournment
a. j. Spooner from Ice COMMITTEES 10 Nominate
Officers, reported the following:
Far Prssid.rt-JoHN ~ HoLLEY, of Wayne
For y-ce Presiients.
ADDIsoN DouCHE RTY y JACOB RICHARDSON. Oswego
iLpEN j. SPooSER, OF Kings. GEORGE 1 EAcY, Oneida
J. L; SrDSEY Wesche.ter. D. ID. SPENCER, fcnptns.
SAMi. J. FARSHAN, wayne it.NAHN ALhENBteGH sIunn.
l C. R,,t Rensselaer, john c. BEACH Onoudaga.
Tgos KIkKPATRIGK, Albany -. II. ALCoX, Cortland.
NJ : PITCHER Washington. iHEMAS BLoDGETT, Geac>ee-
L. j. sAYLEs of Saratoga. GEORGE :. STEVENSON, Ere.
For Secretartcs
fupustur + R.9.rn of y Y. "A. g. Hull, Jefferson
Nelson lrdrr7rs, Duchess. ? q. Prlndie, Chenango
Georqe w. Trqcy Columbia W:Hiam Fosggte, Cayuga
4 H. Baler Washington. George Drr5On, Nlon!oe
Mr. GREELEY of New-York, from the Committee
on Address and Resolutions, reported the following
ADDRESS.
Young Nc. Of -Ns:v- lort:
Your fellow citizens here assembled in Couyen-
ton respectfully solicit your attention TO sum
mary exposition Of the radical difference d opiaion
and policy between the two srea; Political Parties,
and the grounds of such difference.
Two great fundamental principles are struggling
against each other rer mastery over the mind Of the
Age, and by their conflict create most OF the op-
posing currents OF modern politics. They are the
yrinciple of Hope for, and confidence Ii Man, on
the one hand, opposed by the principle of dis
organization of maevoleace, OF negaiioa Ind dis
trust The one believes in and Iabors for Drighte
Future for our Country and Race; the other insists
tia; Mankind must remain what they have ever
haon a,I ,hot tha turilrp can be- ma better IMAM
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'iiat al Tue ene's.eS u
nose e.looueo /" It's Po''.''1t ~
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ana lorDiduihS, "oul l!art U" .hc 'o'i.tio"
OF The community, ana especlall! tHat Oh us govern
msn to the repression OF violence ana os'r
issuing OF writS, ana the punishment Oh
Against this narrow and repu.sive idea, winch
would mute Police the sole end, ana the oaeFni
the msSt important fuHcqonary OF uoVerh'nsh., we
stand radically opposed IL Is hos'Hc 70 .he VIC" ;
and feelings when governed tiie irSt co'on'st' u
this countEy---"hich nave mus tdI s'''oot"e" Oe
tore 1t the pam 10 prosperity atn greatness dNu
winch nave induced he?uo40 III e'eiS "se ~
glory IN heng known, not as common N'" '''a'
but TIE COMMON" EALIH.
In appearing ieho% c't'IeiiS' - 20 -.
niiHed ana ]eaioIS cpoPcr"elo.', ps.i.
not nP"" Sns iIp''S" u ~ to 10
Not ours tAe lds~ OF tiiS VIZ" ~ ''>s 'c''2
ashes oil pS-Sohe coilu'ots 'o' '',e
bers OF patty Prelud'ce' from "''''n ~ '''0
smoke OF misrepresentation 'eH'''u'e '''' '''eS
OF intolerance ana 'a;fed. Lc0' ny su,I W" =. 'uf
arts 10 the demagogues VINO are .otce" 10 I'VE III
distorted Fast, because neither 'te resent "ticH
they have created nor 'fie fuIlie "'!'on nv .
Proiie' ahofa any "'S 'ai'H'a'eu - 60 'te
pubic MAD, We proceed at ol'e 10 q - ,s' So
ment 'everaiy Of Tue Pf.nc.21' Pia'''ea'
on winch we are at issue WIN our oPPo"en's !.
viii be seen thai they al spring from Inc too'
which We nave already ind'c''eo' ana axe '"' '''e