New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26


ing before body devoted 70 slavery ail panoerin=
to the worst political feelings. % effect the isnomn
di-ulssal o those who truly represent in1 opinion
of vast majority 0t the people Di NtW ok hul no
matter what W. think of his speech. We cannot OUT
say that wa an admirably pert appeal 20 the slave
power 10 kick and crush the representative Of tne
/ Mr. Dickinson occupied Just one hour.
Mr. Tlden RarnJurncrl stated that with the consent
Of HE colleague who was 10 spelk nnd an the request
Of another be- would make Xpanaton ~ r. gard 10
BE- crcl AZ which had been referred 90 by Nr Dickinson
Ife drew that circular. tie drew one in nearly thc
-amc language u 1870 and again In ISIS and IN l,il,
70 the Request Of The late Slla- Wright De DIRE" thu
The Committees recommended ny f were Tor special
purpose but NOT designed % override a. assumed the
/ authorities OF the local Committees nor could they
have been invested with ans such powers The ordinary
authority belonging TO the local Committee could be- de-
/ rived rom the people of those localities alone.
MIR G. smith liarnburner oi Wayne Co then rose
and -a.i thar be- would hesitate 10 follow the gentlemen
ON the other side 10 he did not remember that mere
STRIPPING went forth % meet and conquered the Chief
of the lhili-tiue- lie remembered too that Thrice
i- he armed who hath his quarrel lu-t lie then went
on o state that the Senator wise in not referring %
the Iar OF 49, and the sub Treasury, Tor these inca
surcs were carried against the Conservatives. Tie eX
planned the terms OF Barnbuucrs and iunkers. OF the
bitter be knew very correct definition, except u De
that they hold what they get and get au they can In
Nc,yi ork the Barnburncrs were known as Democrats
the HuukeTs were known az Conservatives. lie pro-
tested against the assertion Of Mr Dickinson that we
had a right take test from members the same az
church has right 30 take test OF rs rncmbcr-. lie
Mr.. : was baptized Ia Democracy and received INTO
the church of the Democracy long incc and 40 his b1p
ITEM be swore eternal hostility 70 All attempts al tyranny
the minds OF men. Il the venerable mead oil tht
did not not know that he had better lee baptized
/ over again
Mr. then went on to state the origin the difficult
ties between the two parties. He stated particularly
the organization upon which the present bunker Dele
gates ba-c their right 10 come here. The resolutions
upon which they rest their claims were adopted on
sunday morning, under The previous question, IN Ton
vcntion which had rules adopted and 10y less than
quorum lie answered the appeal OF Nr. Dickinson 10
the South lie took the liberty 10 say that the Barn
burners were no Aboliuonlsts. When You have sum
mered ami wintercd with us, you will ind Us true 70
the compromises OF the Constitution but he would
frankly that they in favor Of the Ordinance
Of e. which wa written by Thomas jefferson. u they
were excluded they would go out with their banners
inscribed with the motto
The Principles Of Jsgus0H.-Deqr 70 N1o. York
N0r and fOrer1.
During the delivery OF his speech II evident that
the feelings Of the meeting were against him Even tho
declaration Of Jefersons principles elected no applause
and thoroerence 10 the Ordinance Of - was received
with applause only BY the Barnburner delegates and by
hardly suppressed disapprooav~ from thu Ts-t "f h"
Convention
Mr. Foster, ex .sensor, Qiunker) then proceeded TO
advocate the old bunker side Mr. CrOsweI OF course
beside him. with al the apparatus of Hunker PhrenOo
~ He would make no appeal 10 the south. tie lett
those appeals for those who had weak cause He stat
cd that there hut three papers in the whole state
refusing TO 20 for the nominations OF Syracuse last Fall
lie referred 70 the Herkimcr Convention again and
again, though he KNOWS tuaf tnlr dtlteutpu OF Darn
burners have nothing 10 do, o. far a. then regularity Is
concerned. with the Herkimcr Convention. While
even talking Of this he would say Let u return 70
the Herkimer Convention" lie said that the Barn.
burners for free territory down az far as the most
Southern limits Of the Union. THAT s no great crne)
He said there use in sending both delegations
from New York-there could be no union. Inc pat
form was too narrow. 10 was not Democratic plat
form-ii was not q National platform when the plat
form was made narrow by them, they would acknow
ledge that they ceased 10 be Democrats.
lat the close of his speech there loud applause
Mr. Preston King (banburncD then took the h0or
He asked II the Delegates from Ohio whose Demo
cratic Convention voted for the liberty pTncpeirom
New.Hampshrc, whose Democracy could not have
been victorious the lsst election but for the Wlmot
Provsocan these and other Delegates vote 10 exclude
men because they believe IN liberty Ncw-lork VIII
not DO the carrier Of slavery into free territory from
which IL was excluded by halfciyilized people
he spoke only 10 minutes He .aid he only had time
% tel them that Ncw-lork would abandon the
Free SOL principle lie only took time 20 tell the Con
vcntion this They might depend on what DE said
Mr. DOOhttc OF wyoming lbarnburuer) County, tcl
lowed. After some preliminary remarks he proceeded
90 speak Of the treatment the Barnbuners had received
in this Convention. What has Newlork done thus %
be treatedi lie reviewed her conduct IN the wars OF
20 l-l2 and IN opposition 10 Banks high Tariffs, SC.
Tie protested against this conduct By the only prnc
pies on which Democracy stand-the principles 81
Liberty. Equality and Fraternity by that throne
whose servant opened this Convention and whose
blessing had been invoked on rs deliberauOns, they
would stand by their principles lie made On appeal
reject him fresh crowned with the richest laurcs by
the people Mr Doollttle only spoke about ~ minutes
Nj Canbrecug followed lie referred 20 a certain
spared Monument Of King Caucus in Congress IN
ls24. That Monument OF hing Caucus Is now -aid
he before YOU Yet he b. % give tsst Of his Dem0c
racy % gentlemen who not according 20 the
usagcs OF the party. Who Tor instance, among the
Hunkers represents suffolk. Here quite q scene of
merrneut arose by number OF Hunkcr-, stating that
Henry Landon was while Mr. -ickles another HunEcr.
living IN New YORK City, caimgd 20 be the candidate
North Carolina lie was tor keeping the Union together,
but the Union u the party 90 ne severed Ncw l0rk
viii stand by her principles.
As Mr Cambreiens -incluled and the two hour. bal
expired there "a trc-enious rush for The floor
After scramble % finally gwen mp 20 MI l1ncfv
of Alabama who changed his position from yesterday
H. was then opposed % the turning out % ne Jucl
dele .atcs. but BE- had changed biz opinion. A. Mr /
King bad sskci the Convention % decide ON principle
be would meet them lrly aud give them that decision.
The Bsrnhurncrs bad declared themselves Wilmct T.
frosiso men, Ina was not Democracy-.t Was Aool..
uoni,n-it was NAirgcrv IN disguise tl4cfc several
hsscd) NJ lsuccy. looking round said that those /
who could express their feel n-s except IN the lam
-uagc oi The BARNARD might leave the Convention /
lHs.cs repeatedly Mr. lancy repeated something /
about The BARNARD The President rose amil great 4
confusion ani cells OF order Mr. Nancey sad that The
second gentleman the scat opposite him bad hl.scd
Mr. steele OF New Hampshire, rose % pat question /
% NJ laurcv The President told Mr. steele. who j. /
ono OF The Vice Presidents % iakc his scat and ancr
ward called him % order
" RYAN OF Wisconsin. sad the whole subject OF i
Slavery was out of order
Mr. Nauccy proceeded nr,ply 20 Mr. ,iccles qucs .
ton tg aid Con rss would ny vote 90 establish Slavery
IN any trrtory Tho whole subject should nc eiio open
m the people decided them eivc-. when coming into
the Union as States Mr. lanccy then moved ihc pre-
vious question when me Convention ina great confusion
adjourned tai S O'Clock kOhEliLU
AFTERNOON sLsSlON-THiRp DAY
BnrINorr Wcdac.lay Nav -
The Convention rcasscmhlci ~ O'Clock. Z NJ /
Mr Yanccy Withdrew De-. call Cor the previous cues,
ton upon which
Mr NcAlster OF Ca took The door and spoke ia favor
Of The unkors being admitted 10 seats the true mem
bcrs Of tho Convention
NJ Thompson OF n J. followed and made vcry