The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-07
Mr.. DUDLEY FIELD then read the following address

TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF THE
CITY AND COUNTY NEW YORK.
freedom and equality of the foundations of
publican The faction which strikes at them strikes
Such iascn exists at this moment. Its object
INSCRIPTIONS and ctive it Yields to degree the patron
fears Of some sat the eupdy Of others and by these
got Of tho late nominating convention and
To this faction will not submit we will mover cease to re,
consider ourselves bound in the least BY action Of
citation OF having the same general views political
aseraning the views OF majority Of them respecting the
Of promoting their common princpes and these views are
themselves bound to acqussce c essential conditions there
only admitted tho consultation That
those who rs are Soqna en BY the action such
equally bOund and 4t That the consultation Is fairly had
was violated BY baltimore Convention Consider its
Anonnans convention is meeting Of delegates to select
attend themselves What constituents beund ThOseonly
whose DELEGATES are received The New YORK %e5e
med within the bar Of the Convention they not received
ss,e ss one with spurious delegate attached to ima neu
% ns :. ns @ S Saa pa & %
enough TO destroy the value of the nomination. but is not all
sion South Carolina had sent refused send
part Of
s p the s Ws By the
convent and sseed into the dimensions
only the other Of his district but the other
M of the and two State delegates besides This
States had taken dependent lobby and
sud him You sit here and vote for the absent States Now if
should bound by nomination effected by such
because she no delegates there No more should
other State be bound because II made by
mission Of these votes made difference in the result
IL the of this which rejected delegates in the
The delegates from Virginia, Georgia, Alabama and Florida
disclaimer pare Of their Of being
bound BY is were not to them Tho votes
they refused to themselves and therefore the convention
ton Of the democratic party unless it be that rcsistngis
Finally the nomination was not fairly made not made
$ i the s ss @sa v nS %
S% on s a Of T ms us 2 the great principle
as they may the real truth cannot be concealed that the struggle
slavery between those no sce the spread slavery
hand and the other democrats who though wias ABIDE by
the constitution and
find it, yet not willing spread 1t further s4
To deny that tho question Of slavery the only
notorious the world know that the nominee obtained
' tho s 0n o our .' xe they
cmsn maintaining the rights and speaking the language Of
the public patronage which tcy have pcntted
s frey ana to % % % des @ s
the which candidate finally obtained Knowing thp
SS an BE & % 9 %s did n that
Ne and 5 Gnasa n. as
the States the right ernigrntc territory
the Union with their property they claim that the ns utions
Of the territories be overturned 70 suit the institutions OF
each OF the States matter how peculiar IL aGcoan may
carry his slaves with him into California and hold them there
though slavery he there abolished he with him any
other domestic institution Of Georgia. rspugnant to Cali
foran institutions Nor that athe institutions II the ter
torcs being ut the Of single STATE territory
have xcd institutions In Oregon this Is
restricted wife, and child becomes
But according this doctrine II Texas the to
allow poygany, and extend the of minority twenty
nations poygamy would be thereby established
oregon and four add ona Of tuage would he imposed
child beyond the mountains The
" this II II be good for anything There cannot he
other law for emigan from different State settler al.
ready there II Shareholder his slaves there
other already there nsanancousy take slaves himself
They greatly who, because the constitution recognized
extend to all coinrc. which may fall with the sphere
Of influence There smoothing In that instrument
such nfcrcBcehcrc thing In the history Of the Tunes
in which made which indicates the contrary The
sitting at the imc in Philadelphia in the same
building On the very day when the provision of the constu
ton adopted by body giving Of three
hhs the ordinance of adop by the
other Who doubt that the bodies conesr
that the patriots Of that day whether from the North the South
while they admitted the representation Of where slavery
then existed intended that such representation should be
ended prohibited slavery only
then had and the only then likely into
the Union. ...4.I..., '0t 'Hfa
But the times have carfuy changed then Tho patriots
Of the did not think slavery wish f its
tension On contrary they hoped and thought they
s early extinction But now strange 70 te there pane
swamng through the Sosh and stranger
they panderers the North The Stockholders thcr
smonts demand the Of slavery IN all the territories
acquire from Mexico They handing s
bent in Oregon and the walls Of the Senate chamber
echong nsolent demand Neither California Ore
gon ocratcs slavery BY Ito laws But those men claim that