New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

Markets T. SIC IiAr .'
The market fog Flora and GaArv continues al-l
witt Light sales at abYa. saturday quotations. sroeE7
arc araer and prices have az upward tendency 20 con-
sequenoeoh high rates AZ which the Loan was BID i'r
~ Ggo w. SWIM Of Butler Co. Pa. has been
recommended by Convention of the Wings of
Butler rs "a suitable candidate mr Congress m the
XXIv,h District. The District Is composed of
Amsuons Bu..erIadiau and Cieariie.d Counties.
Liberty Party Convention.
4 Convention ot Delegates representing the 500
called Liberty Party CO some par o that party assem-
bed .n Buffalo ou Toe i.h inst We ielra from -acy
correspondent of tie E1,tat,r 1lrertse .t tle Con-
vention met u spacious tan. erected or che occasion
"a short distance Ea.t from .he Easlsst Theatre.
GErnr SMITH says the CORES 0ndeu'. occupied full
three houra oftle session n reading series Of esol-
tons. an Address o. the Free Co0rei People Of tte
North and another 10 the entire People Of tLe Country
--or whom 90 may concern
The Resolutions were not very tame or po.nt-ess Of
course coming from the source they did, The Address
10 the colored people would were Needed be Of vast
benefit 20 themseves and other directly OF indirectly
as it was elevatng a sentiment and calculated % en-
courage those a.dres-ed 90 rely upon tnein.eFe- ana
become mtn-Owuers of the soil .n the Tree country
instead OF mere mcuias and h4eilnzs around me
was that which occupied most 0ite afternoon. 70 we
the very essence of rad.ca-mso radical indeed thar
10 might well boz said O. Doe ridiculous as many of flc
points m0oted n % are improbable of accomplish
meut rs is tnc election oil joins Hale % The Prel
o.uey NJt that both events are not altogether prefer
able 10 a worse stake of thn-s anticipated even com
p.lcelty, by gentlemen WHO cannot JOCK Jtclt-- 'n
taa face without dying into passion. But % tle
/ Adires.--
it tskes ground that Slavery, an over the Union in
States and Territories. can De- aNo-ltd uy iDnllc-..
and that that body j. rcct in duty long a 10 neg
lects 20 d0 fte r1rL Tie state Convention held hero
last Fall refused 20 ray anything 11 THIS subject and
Dr. Hale thinks that Congress canno- even arrest tlc
Internal state Sisyctrade. so there Is mighty ditcr
cnce between hs and that Liberty Convention hr
Smiths posiii0n-i0r the address L.s-Wa- fortified
by O. long constitutional argument which those may
rainsay Who have time and disposition to read and bat
DE H. The address also goes Tor rec soil; the ar-u
ment on this topic well and cOqlently put-thc
inaena0ic homestead against the Liquor License sys
tenn, secret s0cctics &C &c; ana J0@ universal SUI
frage females included 10 also goes for low postage
the election OF fostna-ters and a other officials and
against governmental interference, IN support ~ schools
making roads or doing anything else. that the people
can do without such ait 10 also discusses the Iart
-ysicin 40 length and recommends Free Trade not only
as economical idea, bot as high religious duty,
which no man may innOceutly neglect
These are but part Ol the topics more or less dis
cussed in the address and hat is bat the test for
spcechCs ., Lc UucOrk,d tomorrow.
The Convention Adjourned 90 +. O'Clock tAs morn
ing. Yours, &c.
LIBERTY TENT. BUFFALO. June ID, lri7.
The discussion of the address ui resolutions pre-
seu,si ~ tine Convention rs Mr. Smith, was opened
last ni-nt by Geo. BradDum. of Massachusetts,, hl-
speech was distu-u i-ucd i0r it- extreme radical
ism and broad wit then for logic OF light upon the
topics IN hand. lie ls as ocffcc as windmill in huf
rcanc and all n a bis speech was great relief alter
the mental tension The Convention had been under Ton
some hours previous. GARNEIr Of Troy, man with
out Saxon faint iu his veins. and, with AL an accom-
plshed and educated gentleman, next took he stand
and was followed by Douglas, braduurn. President
Green and others the character of the United states
Constitution. Much Of the speaking was able and
eloquent
The meeting opened this morning at 9 o'clock By
prayerand the discussion oi tho address and rceolu
lions was rcsumcd-Prc-dcnt Green having tine floor
d. 0c0cf M-hcrah Green, late Precedent OF !
Oneida Institute has just closed speech of two hours
length upon the pnper- generally pre-tniri ny ihc
Business Con1uittce-chiely upon the idea % Gov
eminent is sources ana powers, ami upon the question
of Suffrage.
lie assumed Fr-t-Ihat God being the source oi aii
power cove Race laws by which they mH' Doe -oF-
cutd. SeCond-lhal Hl departures from lil- Jaws are
dap4rurc- from G0cDrnntrf substituting confusion ilr
order and chaos Tor creation dlscord for harmony.
ThirdIhat n Is not our business to MAKE rulers hui
20 ciJ0se those such who have hftH a' uy God
competent 20 understand and willing 90 obey ALL Che
great vet simple laws Of Mature. Fourh-lhat no one
Incapable OF seeing and obeyne these laws or who can
not distinguish between God created Ruler ana !
Man-created one. should Dee permitted 20 roet
The idea oil Universal Suffrage was dHated upon al |
length and repudiatcd by the speaker, as but suo-u
dicory views If man. for the Awlse and eternal LAWS
As am effort al raiocnation. Mr. Green's speech has
seldom been exceiled az any time or place The only
place where his logic seemed 10 limp was IN not prop
crly providing for the authority 90 decide who were and
who were nor competent 90 vote. OF course his We've
ran exactly athwar those OF the address AS % goes Cor
uufrfrs1f suffrage among males and females alike.
Gcrnt smith occupied half hour after Mr. Green /
closed n rcvewng the course Of John D. Hale andh-
adherents. lie showed them % be no anoAtionisls
whatever other merits they might have . CHIEF de-
lnqucncy was, that they refused to sympatn@r Will
and and succOr such fugitive slaves wcre or desired
o. be- On their way toward tne North star. DIT. /
thought the White House, when occupied by an aD9l
ton President as well Abolition Senator loag
ings, or Abolition Editors Office a. Washington. /
should be cities of refuge % the ieeng fugitive.
Lhzur Wright followed Mr.. smith, in speech ]
Ggans so much OF the Address related % the license
system and secret societies He thought rum-eier- ]
should be left free % act but made responsible for h
the evils they nfict upon society lie also Thought
that some societies were organized pa our Ina, i.ts
OF whose acts secret for the same reason tht e
left hand OF q benevolent man should not know how lc
right hand employed.
The Convention then took up the subject OF ts own
expenses aud about one o'clock adjourned when the
writer left There was 20 be an afternoon session /
when a nomination for President and Vice President /
would be acted upon. The nominees OF the Liberty
League Will doubtless Dee confirmed J. e. Gerut smith /
and C. c. Fooie Of Mchigan-who, by the way are also
the nominees OF the Land Rciormers.
The Convention has been well attended not less Than
thousand being present much of the tune ana 10 mas
been favored with occasional appropriate song from
Geo. ". Clarke, the Liberty vocalist Yours, p.
MAssACREs IS MARTNIQUE.-Ihe brig Column /
bus whose arrival noticed yesterday brings the
following intelligence in addition 20 thatwe have already
published At the time of her sailing, the I'd m-tr the
blacks were massacrng the white inhabitants daily
Some thirty six persons, including women and children
were on one occasion driven into house, the building