New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-11

There 80 many Thousand bcne~oien, people 10 ihs
rtf'e. Who Gaze uot what they may ..y I'll 30 fLrIr
heart. tla' slavery j. wrong. Lot 'L4t ;eea. BE- cu
aiet and brought Co bear upon thi- question. AMI r
shake Tie Commonwealth 10 II centre.
SAACEL Say Of Fayette denied That tue C0nsti-
tuition might definitely settle the question. To
leaye It 10 the Legislature wogd be 20 provide for
Al unceasing agitation. He was au Emsnclpa-
ZIONIST by nature bu. opposed u the constant agi
ta,ion O! the question Let them seize on the op-
portani,y u secure in the Consultation some nod
crate plan 10 get nd Of tie evil % Slavery.
Judge NICHOLAS Of Louisville introduced now
series Of propositions instead Of the smendmen,
before the Convention. Their p1rport was that
the New Constitution should prohibit the imPorta-
ton q slaves that any scheme q Emancipation
should refer only to slaves born after It's adoption
that the people should decide on the question 2:
special election; and that il should not be pro
posed second time til AFTER tie lapse OF liked
number o. years TIE Judge said
The fr., great ta-k 70 boz accomplished by tho friends
0i tt.- cause IT, ~ cuancpate emancipation from po-
TICS and fac influence d wealth for = j. now 90 ham
ncrod and fineed ty those influence That y utter
IS impossible 20 secure for H. 10 any coliest i4r
trlH. One great political party the Democrat MADE
effort ~ rally a-sust o. They do not dl-El-e iaoif
D'leci - - eDih- ''.N H. fo,l-,' "'"
s,ou Jest j. might throw power 10 tis state into Tie
'''''' 20 ''-,' ~ ~ -. t--...t.. o., t,,r s.,s.r.. i.
49, ,. pa i ,r... man Of A-blsrd who. -
above the influence % party control upon great eie'
ton. Ike tl-, know o. ho politician VINO Dee hei i-
"''' :" ~, %. -. -. ..,. 10Th sfi.s ars l,
49, -. -; ~, bs,ir, 8 hearing Is
That state o. case that usties our rskug ai nov
4h' h'fi N'4i' '' ~ a.. -, 80
"' "l'''! power ~ ''' ..''' -, ,i., com,
"i.' " rope %. T-'' .7'' ",' ~ H., NAV
nn'd property ana "t,'l. p. ~, 49,. 4,,c, s,,I
ll 49,, i ,,,. l.y,. ,. ...ioh of 10 a- any pro.
r,. ,po, os,ihai where &. tho people free from mo-
nicd ininonce and power why . y 'La "' GA ,.,.
,.,..i,, IT. +. be- ss1 that all h. wealthy men arc
opposed 20 any single propoIton' care nor ~u'l
md thor influence "I. re it 5 ,b
Iph- % '''i''t ~" '- '' - ,........., 81
Day iaonf'r Not tha' any Oh 'i's' | ~
TINT measure wa u,',' 49,. ,ida =,
many "a. ih', ''' NY VIVA ~ 80 49,, D., . 90,
.,-'' r,' y r,li, ~. tbs .'o,y ~ scf whom thoy
turc day f-p'ci"y are .n'9 20" ~ "'1 :, !;
Afc iDo 'u'y W." t'' i'l' 'll, w 60, s,l
uo'' Hl'l. 'n"e''. WI" n.' ~" - - sra,,rd bi,,
battle to tho death. 90 cause "m'h - SI'''' ""'
sfrm ~ hopeless
But u ha- been asked Why me f''''i'i '7'''..
ca-ily carried nov" ~ "t lul'I' uli'. ,t a..
ine propositions We max" VIII ~ oPp",'' =" 49,, +
any oihfr nave -alu 'nN fli i-'i' r. 900,
mcau Jorpoiuahs's - are now powerful my .i'
p'ndco WIN Dom phi'l'7 hi-" ',' H. ,-,., =,
- pafh' h'H' an" "'F "' "'' ~ ~ - IN H.,
wc go JOY lh'i'le" 'ii''l' i.,'""' y" 49,. q. j..
elements against us put Win my Pi"pv'',o"''
very dAercuf Nearly every one OF ihciI cauei slo"
pledged tO The law Of l-a3 The people are loi 'h'
spirit Of that law and they WI onsiai 81 IN men on
stltutIon thc} VIII pat 10 Deyohd th' Ita'" Va ~,
Lcgslature thank The last Lcsisisiu'' iol str .'I
with which they PROCLAIMED S,eN'is oI,7s..'s
VIII those who have stood by the IA" Oh 10, stan.
now with those whop lam 9!s''ly D.',sI- i,
of 1888 YOU viii have done nuch II you taAe INA. ~.
step alone Is n1Slsp.e - locr,
the peopleoi hentuoAY' 'Hal sonle '4N'7 VI '' ~
G.. NJ. CLAY opposed the proposition OF Judge
~. -, al, ~ r,,b nc c,,t;,c under the
N''""ia' WIN i'U'" Gu
Report of the Committee. we take the I"'o"
49,. ,,,,, IA. raroork.
lux "''' NV , -
What II 1t be that INC pohucans enu 'e money pY'
or be against us VIII our shtioo niih5 'c'' , 20 -
NO Slr lhty were asIhs, Us ~ 70. IN 10. -
against us Tor MY yeaf'-lhtS nav ~ 49,,
our supneness ana power" oeO'Ss, "a ".' -; ~ -,
ne '"', Lv.''@'uc 80 ,b, bol b.. hr,.ci
,,I .u,aber have looked 10 the coming of This da,
with the deepest the proioande-t solctude IT j. ou
Una. We ,nrc tbrearp@d With the halter
to-day speak in The Capital OF the state ana We
The tongue is again free TO speak the language OF tho
beor, This il a mighty progress in the cause II Is
hut the feeble forcshndowing OF the great results IN
ior for us Talk not TO me about party alliances Have
not the parties forgotten their allegiance TO the night III
all ihine tasen upon the country tins curse oil S,a