New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-05

b,r,c,s ,b,t ,osesse no general indente power, o
sUveteEnty thu, is specific powers re u W. inference
rn the sphere Of rs operation, be enlarged without
On Inherent unsrauted rights OF The Individual
Tho a,yereirr and residual powers OF the pe'ple
Reso{pe4 That tine Public Lands are hdt'0'a ~, The
her by ,itie wiIich csinay =ran . Ib, NJ the rcore
derived from them BE- Justly appr"pnie, oais 10
,fe GENERAL hur. uf iaxaIluu and thu; the chuIi 81 ~,
tf- ,c,. naione the ,yeal Stnie.. wou. be beAc4 ,i
he -u conferred by the original titie' Wouiu la
no f,, n,gl burdens Of the people. and wgulu paS
% ,b h. III. Government isriu iDhuellte y,
rnrrupi the local government aod io' modifying Oh o''
',,. ,.,,,, -, s,, n,..r.ar,lept Ect:tn.
. 1bs, r;ess has no Constitutional power 70
,,,r Isuk OF tile uit-d -tres that tie cUacs.,ia W
< " 80, IN <,,rh mn institution has proved i;ssli dA-
.r 20 o,,rnn trei,. i an infringement OF The tfue
rincples o finance that TIE political Paits, ;n
i.iss sell with such an institution Is al "a' O. o'
interests the Liberties OF the county -, y, ~
EeSnrsf Tina, we opposed u tue imposition " a -.
syad the iDancnI tue Government lha ~ ~ NJ ne
- ,nr ,ny hrsnri of industry farther than through ny
incidental operation oi Iafi!l ipr heNeHu" y a. 'i. nj
t uneola m II, operation upos the different dep9ie.
N.',oi arnanr put pr inherent certain 70 fil
eyen'uni! IN disastrous consequences s!iAe - '-
lureled and 10 the Interests protected o, IN tl.
eers 61ye-nref 70 assume the de5i' oi The .hi,Suai
ioru- fr local or -tH,- purpose; i'hi te iSpi.
ou ms n,.lste i ~ judgment movement Oi II"
,nrn that N,n Ouf national uiu e.oioa =.
c-fs inn; u i, an attempt relieve from the esioiih.
and b,ren q; failure those who ID the i"ur "'
tween the patriotism Gl our own greht 't'tsjs ~ rn, !,
sre- nj ,orn CAPITALISTS sided With the Ctt.r tn' -
G ls II-ecadaj o ruiOuS tendency eguais 40 POM
cal economical view and that therefore. II the ntie vi
me euocrncy oi the Uniei SuieS. we protest a-hi! SUN
assumption as lnexpeen;, unjust, ana In
h,Saired 1hn, opposed 10 al alefA'.onS 81 VI LAX i
of the ntei at=s INTENDED TO suteSl'e t.t
% sIrr ntrr.,.s that s,ci We hold Ia be the Object ni
the Federn party tfeir avowed deie .hal1i ~ -;
Inc National Executive qualified eio ui,n tls act %
e Two lou.e, of Congress and tnnt We wl fay fu-i u
renuousy sustain ihis iinp9;tnit Cof'.u''o CON
the history OF TIE last ueeii ;enfs has te
end- and 10 our principles Dy rs coii"eA
and with The highest modern hhiie ~ IN l ~
>iatesnHnsnip and whicH ms fdcateu - T ,,i,,,'rr
CON by bafns and oyelrowine corrupt i.Lu,o,' ~ .
ninIpr and ,ubyefng the liberties Of the country;
K.solred That Congress has no Constitutional power 20 w,
terrte with the r-h, OF tie several saies 10 aaSe ''
E,e,s ha; the srayes considerations of National Pocy
as veil the brOad interests OF political pellF,
n;.,nIIon n ,n, - this Unipn the earliest riactcaIe
period. cUEsi,teE; v ID National fesiopJi' e ,,n
I G~Jy In hrt and 10 Us exposing he 10 the secret m
iluence or open lctatvn O powerful iOfeis sun, M NJ To-
..ve, 10 mas .ed agrees through her teFf%fes "he
,ninn wit, In tun-dorlcy would phce tiiai leofy au R
population within the -cuoe ol ih"'e iIee 70
under Tie auspices u our powerful National cuH,asnp uie
e tlst destiny oi the future 10 become le oo'"''
E,.nsI % Is, The ge Saes posses clear md unie
nube Ii-i the Territory OF OREGON nid tna' 's 1 '
occupation that TERRITORY IL ntestiy should .e e"'
!as ana eITly object the policy OF tins 10 u.silieN
Jes.lreg That the Democracy oi New 1rk ENTERTAIN se
,,ueni, f fcru attachment ana unalterube regard io' e
,tIiy. fellow ctiz5n Martin Van Buren, li ne ws the
Of Their t Chuce and most tlloou-il IT,. ,a,oT
Presidency ,i The nlied States tai reSgnme ms pieel
lons they have abandoned OF their admiration v' s
character. G .s deserts t!tl l oee - -
profound and painful sell sacrifice on me altar o' ,c @ @
nury hut ln. II Is d,ed winch shall be carried OUT 20 u Cu
.umantlon the activity, energy ayn 4 ,ro.
winch ey resolve 10 suppJ the c1nd'dutes a. ; H.
.l n eyery state whose wishes represented IN vac
Presidential Convention Baltimore, shall M thc spun o
ike miagnanmy, pledge seii To ts iiiest eiof' u u % m
ur contest w,h d!,inerestednc,s aud harmony thnt e D
inocrpcy OF New YORK may the ",n perceive tha' great
B her ,ncritc. has been has mol been MADE IN VAIN.
hc.orsd Tl; anon. the honored ANA iu'tfiOis men o
The Democracy. there none more woiliy ol ne manu"
,pecr and thar Senor. SIiAs RIGHT ns
ngu she'd alike by the nt the highest order :"
and r The republican simplicity OF his bubs ana Hahiefse
un and consistent O the great cause o popHla ls
tue obligations public duty ana tc otiS
exalted TO nl tine 'fompliss 81 tc .Ces
honur-ani wlle from the uncna tened uiibiup la
uge 10 uutney prcene:ir. he neither seeks nor si e III
h"Ts and responsibilities OF pubic he.-e Is emphniicnIy
ulan whom the people delight 10 holoT A,
The resolutions were unanimously adopted Al
ter the ADDITION Of the resolutions the meeting was
addressed by Hon ir. kEoS, expressing his con
cnrrence with The proceedings OF the Con. eniion
though expressing his preference for Mr.. Van Bu'
ren, which hc was Wiling TO renounce for those OF
the whole people.
Mr.. BRADLEY of Michigan, being introduced by
the last speaker who had expressed his preference
ior Mr. Cass, having addressed the meeting II ad-
iourned and left The Park in procession 10 commence
lis preregiina0n through the City.