The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-30

Mr. Lor PooLr folio we'd; when the convention took
recess, snd again assembled at the Asylum grove.
HoH. MIR CAMPBELL, of Ohio, was here introduced,
And thanked the convention for the hatteriug recep
tion he had met with. (Chesrs) He came not to the
old Bay State q politician. He went to the Pha-
dephia nventon, instructed to vote for none but
wing and who was opposed to slavery. (Chsers) In
stead Of its being whg assembly it more resemoled
mob. MIR. c. here took review Of the pursued
by the Philadelphia convention particularly towards
himself which he pronounced MOST dirgracsful. In
conclusion, he would assure them ut the people OF
Ohio were pledged never to consent to the
OF slavery (cheers) or slave territory.
The Hon Mr. PHsLLIps followed and proposed the
draft of an address to tbs people of IT, on
the part of the convention. amid loud cheering nd
applause. The address was q recapituation embo-
that, were it not for the Mexican war; Gen. Taylor
would be almost unknown to the country IL also held
that he was stakeholder upon scanty sugar pa nta-
tiou-was deficient in intelligence. The address pro-
posed to hold = national anti-sayer convention at
Buffalo the 9th of August next
There no less than six Thousand persons
ssnbled Is oclock) anxious to hear Mr. GiDpINes, of
Ohio who is expected to speak in the of the
evening. Ths opposition to the nomu nation of General
Taylor appears TO be the prevailing and unanimous
opinion As close my letter, the question the ad-
dress has been taken. aud carried unanimously.
The following resolutions hcreupon adopted
unanimously
Whereas, the wings Of Massachusetts,, in their
vention Of the 2eth Of September ls47 unanimously
Resolved, That if the shall prosecuted the
final subjugation Acknowledgement of Mexico, the
caration of their purpose on record that
will never conse that American territory, however
aco ured shall become a part of the Amer can Union
unless the condition that there shall be
neither slavery Involuntary servitude therein.
otherwise than in the punishment Of crime -
Resolved, That In making this declaration of her
purpose Massachusetts, no new principle of
action in regard her sister States and makes
application OF principles already acknowledged. She
merely states the great AIerican principle embodied in
Declaration Of epe political equality
of persons ia the civil statethe principle adopted in
the legislation Of the States under the confederation,
and sanctioned by the constitution in the admission
of all the new States formed from the only territory
belonging to the Union adoption of the constitu
ton 1t is in short the mpershable principle set forth
in the ever memorable ordinances Of 1884, which has for
more than half century been the fundamental laws of
md the Missssinni With what brsns and
with what paraeled results let the great and grow
ing States of Ohio Indiana illinois, Michigan and
Wisconsin answer and declare
And whereas norton of the wings have since that
time nominated for the nd Vice
Presdsncv without having the smaest regard to the
principles herein declared and even We injured to stc
ton ' - $3.50
Resolved That We the people of Mas achusetts re-
affirm the said Declarations as the voice of the Com
and whoever else NAV desert or betray we
will inaexiblv adhere TO the nrncinles of freedom
therein declared the ark of p-ticol salvation
ana, therefore, as necessary consequence, 49,
Resolved, That we, the people of Massachusetts, will
support no men as candidates Tor the onces OF fres
dent ana wee fesident put those VINO are known by
tne acts OF TO De opposed TO the e4
tension Of slavery,
Resolved Ihat this convention Is desrous OF express
ing US unquaneo approDation OF tne course puesuea
Dy Jonn r. Hale, IN the Senate OF the Unted states;
onity ana the manly nrnness with wh,ch M mas as
cnarseo MS uuSy IN aepate ana py all the votes when
ns nas gwen upon Tue various questions reia.ng 70
the Mex,cah war ana the OF ioregn
terrtory; ana tnat reies win nope ana commence
upon ms continued services wherever they may oe
most enectua In the great cause OF freedom ana nv
manly
Resolved, ihat tnls convention deems Itself greatly
nororeo oy 'he P.esen OF joshua n. Gidoings, Oh
victon OF the opponents OF slavery througnout me
roo StAIes tnat tnere Is no man living oy wno .mo
greas cause wncn tney nave at nesrt mas peen 20
livery sustained or 10 whom AZ TINS er .;,;. ar.
IN view Oh al tnas can DC requtcu =, t,,ssS
creuon rhH n sn;s td q, h.rs
aiicn "a uarrv yU;Isor A. s.s-..4 ~. G. ~
ade;tv cons;steyov dn.;" I'D nn,Iss -;th ~ wh;h
thew nerfnrmed thar dwtw - da,saat srnr, W.ss.ohu
setfs To tho national ,hjc nt;e tL.t this
venf;on herehw rafsss sfh.;r .n,s rd ,r ' t%.r
consdantiv th:t thar srw; oil, ill 10 h,s s 1891
"a 10Y ~sI 'i S " IA oe reiu ~ s.a.yui
cts f ~ ''A' P'oP'0 Va '"'''
Resolved That Massachusetts, voars mo cba;ns and
snurns ali br;hss. that Mass""nwSats ss nnv "nJ
vii; over 90 snr Sr. sn;, "a f S So e. I d
fro r Sc co. 60 ~ o. S ee x =, AZ. i'ee hp' on"
"a ,rha-oa a. d 80 ~ 49, co.. 80
x.-i .. .H.i. eony.nt;on isteiy neld ar Mties
.nnt.a supstance the fol
lowing:
Resolved That the power to prohibit the
clearly delegetsd to Congress by the aud
that the highest considerations Of patriotism, the
strongest sentiments Of justice and humanity, and
require that this should be exercised in favor of
freedom.
Resolved That in view Of the Importance and neces-
sity Of full discussion OF the great question of the
day, we recommend to our friends throughout the
State the establishment in every town and school dis
trct of freedom leagues for the dsscm Of free
principles and Of like central league for the county
for the dissemination of sound opinion tn sub
jects by personal discussion and cheap publications
Resolved, That the Peoples Convention of Massa-
chusetts approve ana arm said resolutions and ear
nesty the measures suggested to the whole
people OF the commonwealth.
Resolved mat TINS regards with deep IN
tne poston assumed oy tue democrasc party OF
the state OF new as nted oy the conven-
lion recently neid IN uuca tnat u appauds the ear
ncrtness ana unanimty with when the principle OF
Tree territory mas oeen incorporated uto the OASIS OF
tneir organlzeton; tnat IL commences the WISDOM ana
manhness wnicn nave oeea cxniDued ny MI. van bu.
rem nus correspondence upon tnis SUBJECT ana that
anticipates tne most SATISFACTORY results from the ei-
Iect OF It's upon all true through