New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-27

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been N -de % show :asr IN corseqnence o. v-i ~
v~n,on there tsvng acoptsd the usual ife- ooN ieso
lsiiOu- and then nOrlioaiinz tne io'l H- - "a
whole tczet became n-oe..sfiy = re- "a - -. - -
The platform oon which tbe nominees -
.,e Brf.o ul.tforu NJ stanton rass- 10 t4o pup
N,he6 e,fess inst To- Jaca teE-t j. iIa o'y entre
iieket ponps,ed By any psry sns . ~ A Aei oi zoe
ries D-n0crscy's COby-niioa, ard o. NJ other BODY
C.n hi. a. '.frY deceive aIy ocef Are toe nJst
inve,srss uo1-d, ed HGnkers - te msos Free soil
~. bv ,uch = yrocessi Wlll ne isylrR down q pat
fo-. al ore political fsith, s1d nominating candidate
a. directly opposite faith necessarily pisce nn upon
ia If tti. be - what sac 10 the pCGtessi0n Of
political oy-ioni 70. ~liie ne s ssee r, !. usy -,
uncOu.ci0ls "a lamb oftbe operation, t0n4e sn@rprs
irg opposition party msy Oe cr0as'rg Rim over into
their ranks upOna resolution. s1meooly . surely en.
tl-d % great credit f,T tbs ci,ccvsfy.
No ths reasoning q the c.4u1n sp0iog.sts "a TOO
shallow - ceceivo sry eycey, h. wishes to b. ce
cesved The fact 10 simply this The Hsnkers bed
their stat, Corvento1 Al cJrsc1fc and alter l-Jing
down the Oh Bat platform ~ fse NO" cJsHs're
f7ral-tsuouncDs the agitation n the Slavery quest;
- - sut Republican test --sssocztng Aoll4t 9rlsm
pi,n eccr 4.In h. rs sin = obis the ancient
landmarks -" ePDroring and c'HF1riH9 IA e9ass ord
o0Eciasi'ns = thssr ias C9Arsai0g n hons -f FRA
ting that tney Old n0i regard tie Slavery question N
ssy form Of i,s sgitston, suy opinion Il r-'ston
thereto 90 test Of political fsth Of re Of po.hioai
aca0H and declaring that OF eiorts ot tb@ Aoon-
tioDls;s md oners made o. Dflc9 LOngfess % fni'
fsr obh qa0fnas gf Slcreg fsk4 inciyeIt Eeps IA
a.on thereto 01SAf no % BE- cyia',H0Hcsd ~ any
f-rd of political Institutions AFTER rrsn1aotsiy
resolving all tais n0iniDsied John A. Los Lew = Jns'
dsld D-n'e Clark, Frederic Fostt aud four ot1efs "A
roe Representatives o these pinciples snf heif csno
dates Tor Office To fleet Union IN the party, they
tender 1s the gentlemen ABOVE named, onenns 70 ~
ceive lie number from Us, n wel+kno~ 81 aud ac-
ceD,.be Democrats, they egh, 70 constitute one uck
.. faithfully supported" by oO'h parties snd " no
qses,iO7s ast,d THIS proposition IL AccrrrsD sad is
lor the basis Of the Coalition existing 10 this STATE
The great feature - our party ~sf enu slavery
tbs gr,.t weapon Agitation Tns crest feature the
sice, nonntofF Fent.on the bond u union, 81
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Add vet We are TOD that here is no ,urrepder Of
principle because We laid down cur platform before
Nominating these nnou" IN the o. rfeson, does
hat ssve net A. well might praying saint make
covenant with the devil an1 inen p'sso hs moiI,us
prayer IN Of the charge Of orssking BIZ prnc pee
Alas ia both the platform sId the religion were
both laid down together.
L., look At these revolutions ard then At those q
the Buffalo plsuorm-tte one demanding the abolition
Of Slavery ia the District Cf Columbia AID the tois'
separation Of he Govern nel; rom I'll connection win
that Institution the other dcnounciug the wHoie sub
iect A. an .Iii-R4puOlcan tct, and at attempts
made u induce Congress 70 Interfere wth or D. tske
Dcpieut f,cps In relation thereto a. worthy 10 De
"di.coua,enapced by overy friend OF our paAtcsi m
stituuons" Which set Of these conflicting principles
are now nantsined by tie Uniied Democracy 81 New
York la heir separate divsions one party demanded
" Abolition the other Non Intervention Nnsi co
they Jointly demand These parties are said 70 Be
uni'ed. Are their opposite platform siso united
WHAT sort Of political saHeee does the comb.nafion
make ia'eryenfion and Nouln,erventou-Free S1l
and tn, WI mot yOni,o light and darkuets-Io-
erfy and Slsvcfy-liuked tOs ether IN sweet embrace
stsIdrg toesher upon the pls;forga-represent
ed upon the same ticxet-sustaired BY the same de-
voted admirers.
90 ny sou eons %, 'bos .sio their s...nsJ"
word more, 70 the County Convention, and ihi.,
already to- ef gthy c0mmUnicatou Will be brought 10
close. II anything was wanting Ia itis Utica o1si.
nes to complet. extinction of the Free SOL
principles Of ls4- tee County Convention AZ Morris
Vile most amply supplies the deficiency
l.r. rhata .Sr hn "a.
Knows thai lhe i.sue between toe Hunsers enf Barn
burners Of New York, - no, upon the C0nsilguOnsl
power Of Congress over the subject oi Slavery ia ih-
District Of Columbia or in the territories 50 isr
Ne York IL concerned, there is but one vo~ Of the
subject Everybody comedies that power Gen Cas-
ihs ire, ard only man ia the whole North oil any
note who denied H.. sDd ae found II Decessary 10 do
so, only when he became candidate for southern
votes IL /, well known that his party IN Newfork
did sustain him in that view Their position wac,
hs, although Congress hsd power over the territories
yet there occs,i0n for s exercise 81 slavery
c1ld not cyst th-re-fhe county not odcpied 10
that nstution, and betide being now free tTequircd
= positive lag 10 do away the law Of freedom-the
WilmOt proyiso ~as therefore no; practical ques
fon-it "humbug'--s vomitO, got up 10
distract the party Gnd the country and ought 10 be
irowncd down by every good Democrat and citizen
rhis was tha Wow Of the HunkcTs Of New Yo.k. 10
too not rioas 10 be denied. We Al remember tna'
the opening Of the last campaign we were met by
the letter OF Judge Bronson, asserting the Illegally OF
slavery ulhou the Provso and denouucng TIE lstter
as useess-snf that the later commenced end tn
/ ground maintained By every Hunkcr paper IN the
State Evea Senator u ckinscn-lhe man Tor whom
had such ardent affection issi yesf snc 70 whose
embrace are now brought, asserted boldly inis
power on the A0or of the Senste end declared he All
ugness when it became necessary, Instructed or IN
Instructed o. nsert Fundamental c-usc prohibiting
slavery" HE senumouts were quoted Al length from
ais speech BY Judge Nye At the Rome Convention -
Nor Is this power conceded alone al the North Benton
cOncedcs il to the fullest extent we all have seen In
hs late speeches. aud yet is redundant In HI. cenune
| .f,h. a D.r
goats wool &c Chngmsn, Of North Csro.lns, =
year ago In Congress asserted the power In the most
enphsuc manner Congress then, ssys he, ." has
dst such powers over the territory, the Legislature
would have after II became state" And after exam
long Nc C-bouns doctrine al some length, he pro
nOunced IL really the most shallow sud superficial
mat could br presented" lSee HE speech Dec - leiS
Indeed the want OF power In Congress 10 leeisisie
IN Slavery the United States Territories 10 maintain
ed by those OF the ftf!c. school of auoun
At the South. aud by Gen Csss 81 the North snd is
presumed the latter viii not &c very eloquent In ia dc
] irnsa hereafter.
since me passage Of the late Oregon bill command.
ng n DID the vote al large msjoriy N both
Houses oi ConsresS alter fa discussion. snd receiving
lhc sanction of slaveholdng President. the question
l this power 10 no longer open question NOne but
fool viii deny II before any ilss body OF men IN
| ths country.
repeat Il then the ssue between the Hurkers and
BSrnburn, OF New York not that % the Constitu
ions power Of Congress over the subject OF SlsNey
the District OF Columbia or Ia the leuitofies bat
it Ia whether Congress shsn exsgcise That Po~er at
once 90 A. TO abo.h IL 10 The one aud prevent ne ex
tension into the other. Here IL the battle ground be-
! tween the two psrtes
And he who Isks shout Constitutional powers, or
any oihcf than that ot pasi-s s .ars evatcs the
unly real sroUnd thsl divides the AuEker AMI Barn
| burner OF New. Yorh
What then are the terms cf the union IN cur Coun-
| ~ They were offered by the huuker Convention,
and were accepted by without amendment or add
,ion and are Tar the Savosy question !, concern
I e1, ~ follows
1. Congress has ,h, power over Slavery in the D.s
trci oi Columbia
| , IL hs. not the power over the State.
In the opinion ~ ti Couv erlon u mss the power
over slavery in the territories and ought T. exercise Il
- prevent rs existence thsrc But a. tais power
scorigoyeIted among Democrats, II /. Ia nc respect
;es; of political sterdins, or Of Democratic tsth.
/ An cai0rseIenl OF ttr rt9ls State Eckei of his
state - approved srd uua Democrats WHO vi
faithfully represent the mocrscy q the STATE and a
! pleoee Of cur fS.ta.sl .ca Gniied support
Plausible and spseious nPon tasr fses bat ia NJ De
gisree. vi,eriy shost Zoe standard Al which
I they aim.
LOos ~ the lat proposition Consr~ss has tbs
power slavery IN the District 81 Columbia Ia.
deed and what ought they 20 co about IL ID toere
any intimsnon thsi they Uusnt 10 Interfere via u
there. take ncpsut steps Ia Telsion thereto .
hiuttd thai Slavery Is wTous and thai IL would
"a desirsbls 70 get rid oil T. wherever We cssf u
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