New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-07
The narnbnrner., Dcmon.lrn,ion.

Democracy 20 hear the report oi the rejected
DELEGATES 20 the Baltimore Convention, took place
according to appointment yesterday afternoon in
tie Park. Previous to tie hour Of assembling.
O'Clock a large crowd SURROUNDED the stand s-ect-
ell il front Of tire City Hal. Scarcely lad tie
carpenters completed that structure. when il yves
occupied by The Empire Cub, 10 such numbers
that even 70 stand upon II with comfort was cut
O. the question.
Be- the objectionable neglect q tie ecut.emel
charged " IT'D the arrangements, lo preparation
bal been made for reporters ant uat d s.su %. a
chair or a table Tor taeir accommodation was upon
the stand. 50 that lad the rowdies on che stage
left room 70 write. It would s.il have been Diff
cult 5r want Of anything 70 aFite on. We trust
tsat In future meetings our Baubu-niag friends
win adopt aud carry ito execution o sudabe
"Psoviso lor the benefit Of those wl9 hayeto take
dowa their speeches
The audience was very large and dense one,
filing the whole area in front o. the City Hal,
tie steps O.. that building occupying tire balcony,
aud making use OF every window. We should
Judge that not less than 10000 persons were pre-
sent. and though there was a larse number of
.oaers ben, upon breaking up the meeting.
and making row. tie aiorty ofrespectao'e men
was strong enough 90 prevent any surh catastro-
Pie. and o. maintain toloratlc order
The meeting was called % order by Isaac Y
FOWLER ESQ. on whose motion Marx SPEScEH
the ninth ard was called 70 the Chair \ list
Of some hundred gentlemen for NicePTesidents
was then read, and they we've elected ather ia.
mutuousy TIC same process was performed m
the case Of ID iist OF Secretaries.
Hon G. G.. CANBEELENG then came Forward 10
make a statement on behalf 81 the Delegates. lie
said that be reioiced 10 be once more surrounded
by tie ola Guard. by tae Democracy Of the great
City Of New -York-Demoracy. but not Of the Con
servatiyc school They came. virtually banisaed from
the Baltimore Convention 70 render an account Of their
do.ngs 10 the Democracy who sent them there. WAY
was II that the Con-ervsye Democracy Of THIS state
ys alone accountable 10 the south Because they
ready 10 submit them and abandon The sacred pnnci
ples Of freedom They ready 20 60 with them 10
tie sole game played az the Cepfal these four ycarf
past-the game for the Presidency in which tho nr'i
move wfs % Get Td nj -rLAs WRIGHT but c b. iI-
Wicks OF the Capital lad made President other than
iae nominee That was ZACr.RY TAyLon, Who would
be elected whether nominated by the Phioocpha Con
yCnfiOn or not.
However. this question Of the Presidency not
he great thing which they were now % consider. Ilaf
was but "a temporary affair They were assembled 80
discuss the great question Of Freedom in Tree Terrific
~ the great issue OF the day an issue which reached
FAR beyond the present moment In ~ Importance
They were con slider the capitalists o. the South
could make q slave low for North America lle said Tor
North America for the time would come Wllp a lew
generations when this Republic would extend from the
lsihmus OF Panama TO the Frozen Occan and from the
Atlantic 90 the Pacific The question was not one mere
Is r. lafng Oregon, California and Ncw-NeHco The
time coming when the other nations Of TINS cont
n,nt VIII be gathered into the folds of Institutions
not by conquc p buy peacefully and voluntarily. The
question shall we carry into these states INC ban
uer of Freedom or mott
The party of slavery soon to be pitted in direct
hostility 90 the party OF Freedom. FOR that contest
they were ready they went INTO IT iearlcssly ana he
would remind their adrCrsares who went against irtc
dom in Free Territory that TIC Old Guard never s1r.
rendered.
Mr. CAuBEuLESG then read part Of q written tate
mcnt of the proceedings at Baltimore accompanied by
the protest OF the delegation il concluded by saying
that they returned their credentials 20 the people from
whom they received them and here said Mr. CA'HAE-
LENG, holding up some papers, they are
When Mr. c. had concluded loud calls Of Van Buren,
were made ON an sides, but DAvIDDv FIELD ESQ
came forward and read the following address, which
was adopted
10 TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, ELECTORS or TIE
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEN YORK.
The freedom and equality Man the foundations
of Republican Government The ltction which strikes
mu 2 Dee oycrlhrown, or they will perish
Such faction exists among ne az this moment rs
object Is the perpetuation and extension Of Human
Scrritudc IBIS bo,i interruptions and active u wicIs
% great de gree the patronage OF the Federal Govern
mont thus fddlcssC- itself 20 the fears OF some and
the cup.dity OF others ana II has by this means got
possession OF the late Nominating Convention, and pro
claimed a candidate for the Presidency.
To this faction we will not submit We win never
cease 20 resist il till il is ofecuay defeated And we
take this occasion % explain 20 you, IN few plain
words the ground on which we stand.
We consider ourselves not bound IN the least 10y the
action of the Baltimore Convention Party being merely
voluntary association Of persons having the same gen
cra views upon political subjects. consultation among
lis members is the only means OF ascerainng the views
OF majority OF them respecting the means OF prOmot
Ing their common principles, and these views ARE
fairly ascertancd and truly expressed, the minority
conceive themselves bound 10 acquiesce. Inc essen
tai conditions therefore Of the obligation OF such CON
suliation, are-lst That those only bound VINO are
admitted TO the consultaton. 2d That those who are
admitted bound only by the ocuon OF such as are
themselves members. Sd. That all enter on equal |
terms and equally bound and 4th That the consul
taton i, fairly had for the common purposes OF all
Every OF these conditions was violated by the Bal
t.more Convention Consider is conduct
4 Nominating Convention is meeting OF Delegates
select candidate for their constituents because the
constituents cannot attend themselves What consutu'
cnts bOuldl Those only. whose fcicsaits are re-
ccivcd The Delegates Of New YORK We're not received
We say they were not received because, though al
miited within the bar Of the Convention they were not
received as the Delegates OF New-lOrk. They were
admitted half Delegates each one with spurious
Delegate attached 70 him-a neutralizing adjunct 10
aic his voice and paralvzc his Il was the
taing as not receiving them az ALL This, OF itself j.
enough destroy the value OF the nomination. but i l.
not all
A majority OF the Delegates from the other states,
not finding Delegates from of the states, mGiuiac
irod them FOR the occasion South Carolina had sent
no Decgates-had refused 10 send any. One portion,
however of one Congressional Dstrct-that IT, part
of escycuth Of the Satehas sent Delegate 10 re-
present that part OF the District and no more. This
man. the representative OF part only OF seventh OF
the state taken by The Convention. and swcllcd
into the dinner OF nine Delegates 20 represent
not only the other part his District but Tx other
six Districts OF tho state and two state Delegates be-
side. This was just proper as II The Convention not
finding any Delegates from half dozen states, had
taken dc pendent from the lobby, and said 90 himlou
sit here and for the absent states Now II our
Delegates had been the Convention neither they
we should have been bound by nomination Effected by
means of such manufactured Delegation. South Caro-
Ina Is not bound by the nomination because she had no
Delegates there No more should we, nor any other
State be bound because twas not made hy those alone
who Were members Let 10 not be- ssd that the aomis
ot these fictitious votes made difference Ia The
re- ut i, the 0i this which rejected our
Delegates in the Committee by ma GRITTY OF one.
The Delegates from Virginia. Georgia Alabama and
Florida entered the Convention and took part IN rs
proceeding, with disclaimer, their part as thar OF
their constituents oi being bound by ts action, u .
were uot agreeable 10 them The votes OF such Dele
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