New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
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svrrrf ~ Wsvrs ,ook IL s5or snd c.red TIE follow
ng resoiutinns may ut ha taken DOM The precise
lspgasge but have 70; mistaken iaeir plfPori
Rsisi-sS That ws believe m ths dignity and ne fisis
81 Fea tr that Fre- White labor cannot trFf POO
the ssr- SOL with Save Labor and ms therefore % =
neither nlhi wlse % devote o. temperate c-.l.s
and f-rte sr o free territory ltl De- hereafter acquires
Slave LABOR 20 TIRE exclusion q me fFse LABOR q a
H,si-d That We ashers Oh eli tie conrrcmis. o. tts
Consultation thlt We g mantail wlta l.r.rit.- ~
1eis All fhe rfsesct r-ats ni ,e states - pr c.'..
ia hostility fo fre er'eltlr rf slavery o. trf
ritorv COW Free by Gle a-t ~ he General Government
After Intellectual attempts by Mr. Chandler and
oihers 70 choke a Mr. : from speaking BE- proceeos
% make very Logical and e'oqasui argument 10 De-
fence Of the great principle Of Freedom coniAaed 10
Nj BRADr Of New-YOrk thought the time Of
The Convection could b. better occupies 10 mskln-
uoiustoDs and De therefore moved 10 Jay TIE fes5il
tou. ca the table he wiling ~ meet the question
=, urouer tr1e ard declared Lirsei opposed y ire
adoption Of the resolutions on Constitutional zrcrn1s
Tnry laid the table BY the vote Of the Hunk
ers but with the understanding that they would - ikn
10 q ben ihe nominations were completed
The Convention then completed the state ticket
by the following nominations. .hominsuous siresoy
gwen BY Ieiesrsph-Eal
NJ SEYMOUR. Chairman Of Committee on AG-
5ress ana Resolutions stated tbs BE- nd prepsre1 Al
tdiress-thsi II c0otsined nothing he thought which
could te 10 the ess, excepu0usbe 10 either branch %
the party TIE time sf left b the Convention ben
short md the Address loug be excused from read
iur Il The Resolutions which short and - D. IN
formed tn C0nvenu1n embodied the same erurn-nis
80 the Address he did resd They start out By Saying
that the STAIRS Of the General Government for TIE past
wear hsve sdirstered 10 such manner hs 70 give
entire satisfaction This BIT Of news Il 10 s1vanee Of
the mail probably The Tsrir Of 20 aud me eno
Treasury hsd operated well and should b msi1telned
tribute p.id tne gslsniry Of our army in Mex
leo They resolve Ia favor Of street construction
OF the ned states Constitution iWhst impotence and
tvs3de for the party that adnicd Texas 20 TAX SPOUT
sria eousraeiion The death o. sss Mii.nt ]. r.
-. ri 4
those Od HuDksrs must hsve shed over the death Of TIC
ex Governor
The Stop and Tax policy Of s42is gioriied and
the choice OF new state Committee OF Is 70 reside
10 Albany aud in each Judicial Dsirici-is recon-
rnenoed The resolutions slso recommended each
Congressional District 10 choose Deegs'e 10 me Loco
FOco National Convention. and that such Dslessies
choose two Delegates a. large
Mr.. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD Of Newly York, moved
to amend the report b adding q The resolutions ice
two which had been offered BY Mr. Smith Of Wayne
and laid upon the tsbls.
Mr.. FLaSDEKs Oi frsnkunf OBJECTED . such
course not 10 order.
Mr. BRADY also objected, and sneerinsly referred
20 Mr. HELD as one OF tbs susrs Of the Secret Crcur
Mr. FIELD replied wiki spirit that be did sign
the secret Circular and proud Of having done to
Il was a matter purely persousl-one with which the
Convention would not BE- dned but BE- was rea1y to
meet TIC gentleman Al any place or any time proper Tor
suct discussion and discuss the merits Of be SecretCicc-
lar and h com herewith He had signed H. and r.
garded {, As one Of the acts OF bis lie which Dc could
look back with entire satisfaction. But be was spprehcn
.iv. thst the gertlasn (nr would sign such .
paper or any other Unoh mig nt hazard MS popularity
whou, frat Emitting II 10 ns friends ard the people
to ascertain If the msjonly were Ia favor q IL.
The Hunkers were determined that no discus
sion should De lad the subject Of the WlmOt Pryss0
If thew could prevent hence they resoried 10 every
thing their Ingenuity could invent 70 bsre Mr. FIELD
but nnsly rave up 10 despair and were lsed u 81
down and lsten 10 their own condemnation 10 A'9la
the difficulty and objections raised b taking the rrsou-
tons from table Mr. Field presented new refo4u
ton In words nearly as follows
Rocked Tha, 10 the crisis which he's arrived 90 o.
the duty u Northern Democrats 10 declare iArr lnco
promising hostility % every set oi the feeeiA 'oss
men for the introduction of Slavery into fTee Territory
hereafter GO be acquired
Mr. FIELD said that a tract OF territory probably
equal in exien, 20 the Kingdoms Of France spain tnd
England about 20 be annexed % the United Siais
and that there was project on foot % surrender up at
Of this mmense tract south OF 81 80 70 the greedy
monster slavery. This territory. ssi1 Mr. FIELD viii
come 10 you frco without bearing the footprints OF
single slave You 10 mske laws for i've Government
VIII you. dare you. make law which Will make ner-
chsndze Of your fellow beDgsf which viii permit the
trseic 10 human blood and sinewsf Remember II
slave brought into this territory tits BY your law the
lsw of the Federal Government u j your ls", u j.
your which Il to consgn your fellow beings % IN
requted toll which shall end only with their llvcs-
slavery may be planted 10 this territory 10 this
wise American Commissioners may make leaiy
with Mexico BY which she shall code 10 us California
or New Mexico both and IL msy De sgreed thsi until
otherwise ordered the government Of his vast tract
shall be vested In Governor and II glsaiure appointed
by the President; Thus may Slavery BE- established m-
medialely Even treaty may have been negotiated
and perhaps lie 20 Washington IS iAst ss steam
can bring H. Tbs Democracy Of the North should spesk
out on this subject and IN emphatic aud unmstake-
able msnner-utier In advance their concemnauuh q
the meditsted outrage. Have not seen The vice
President o. sned States NJ. Dass and the Secre'
iery Of state Mr. Buchanan. Offering 70 give ~ 20 fla
very al south Of 36o 500 Yet gentlemen think u u not
an appropriate time for scion-ihatils unconstitutional
for speak out the indignant protest u iTecmen
sgsinsi this Hesyen-csring outrage.
We are now asked 10 make compromise which has
never been ssked OF proposed before he was s'Tci
cons,ructOnst and would adhere 10 snd MAINTAIN mo'i
rgiSly al the compromises ot ihs Constitution Ihere
had been compromises which were brought up as Pre-
cedenis-Louisi Missouri, Florida Texas but iney
were no, Al al Analogous cases We Ob,sxed LOuis.s
BY purchase from France and In the deed " cessOn
guaranteed the French and other Inhabitants al rshls
IN property which they enjoyed under the Government
of France. Slavery already exsted there as everybody
knows. hence II was not established by Congress oui
lie existence simply recognized. When Missouri asked
BE- admitted TO the Union independent state hs
same state Of things existed there. Missouri WAS Ors
nsy part OF Louisiana aud slavery had existed there
under French sw before purchase OF thai territory
substantially the same state o facts existed In regard %
The admission Of Florida slavery bad existed tnere
under TIRE law Of Spsiu-ihe rights or privileges u
the citizens Of that State had been guaranteed -
10 the Of Louisians. Texas too, We took Win
her Slavery. ! repeat, Mr.. Chairman. that this il
the hrs, time We have been called upon 10
surrender Up free territory q this bloody curnorsn
this curse Ct otherwise free aud hsppy country
We are now ASKED 10 make new compass Dew
compromise win tie south. They ssk ycu, tha free
people OF the Empire state. 20 establish slavery 10
land which By the law Of God and man i free VIII
you be party - such atrsussct0ni For my own part
cannot will not dare not As sure as the sun rises
Ia the and In the west; sure must this ques
ZION come up and be decided. You must act you can
no; escape the responsibility
Mr.. FIELp paid tribute the salisrtry Of army
and said they might carry their victorious standard
the sihmus Of Dsrien plant II they chose on the
highest peak OF the Poly esikn ssncs but " must
come out Of the combat As We went in
with Freedoms soil beneath our fseI
And Freedoms banner waving Ger u.'
Mr. FIKLD was listened TO with great attention
considering the audience and made good impression.
profess 10 have sivcn bis words 10 this brief sketch
bet think have Dot mistake The purpCr Of his speech
the points he maze.
The Hunkers here began 70 sticN cat the cloyen
foot and showed that they not 81 Mr. Brs1y aid
other Hunker delegates had assured the CoGyelaon,
willing 10 meet tbs question .Arly.
Mr.. PECKHAN GOT the h1os and moved the previous
question: which b. co1lsnded would CT o. The amend
mdni OF Mr. Field TIE Chair took The same view. Al
appeal taken from TIE decision, when fccae FOL
lowed which bsid=s csscrpt same dozen were Try
log SPEAK aid the oiheTs ~ how mush ec-f1sor
iaey could create b Stamping hssl1s shouting grim
scins cTyi1g order 7 order O. De- qlesloa qusf-
ton &c. Above a. the other voices. Hon. PKEsroS
hlNG q 81 Lawrence was beard 70 say somsihas sooui