New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-22
Triumph Of the Barpbsrners-The Ola HUNK
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| me veteran o' lne h'D""y H'st'-
| We believed ~ knea y.zg views upon al l@cts
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The Cass leacers are also charged vIth acting
4..o,,s,.ly.
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induces 10 suspect that the CO.. leader. wer
10 desiring union Of The two parties Inc
character an1 cifo-m'ia OF tns D-,es a.e'
~ ihe NAss ois1- @0''"N '.i'"e - ~ - ~
ana tne results ~ our coh,' enc Na'o N'''' - "
prove 70 you l's P'e'i'e uu'n'
The addressers remind the electors that the ho-
man douyblsces Of the 10Th of August ls4g mis-
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'eFleseH'e" tne s'''"" VI wa -
Democratic ~ party Tor that' 10 Ie'7' the Single
des o. MORE SLAVE STATS and MORE SLAVE
POwIR' was the sole snd overru ins test o' e"Kl-
Dility % the Presidency In that body where Cas-
-. . I'LL L. s.;Ios ,,,,.b tho f,se
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millions. Let re quote them verha'm
If .
ventio, f,oo.,irg Grover'. excellent propositions
tho o.. 1,,,v.rtiln fronossd thst We should Jointly
49,. In h,u of mr. third rssolsfion that We be-
iv the peoule At the North are opposed o. intro
iueton Of slavery into Territory tree but even
mi. should not be party 'e'L on ~
,',ing Commute propo.ed To omit al expression in
rga TO slavery on he alleged ground ma ine Dem
oeIsu, 4. Pr, me n.rrcnlsr knoweiedee u mod
ern political history would have taught the CO. Com
nittre that the reverse was true The National Democ
r.rv ia lE.4 In Baltimore. made expression IN To-.
"a a. slavery srd ia Isi- ne SDfte-H Dru0rrafs
I'D, N, siaals idea Of pro- Siar1y ts aud
~tfnz t.f Of esbiir, % iAs Pr,sdsacy Elos-Pres
a,gry"
M. Aim, so,,,, on, dsc,ed bv an "outsider
Inc H'""''y ~ a.
thus defines the object of the two Conventions
The object Of the proposed separate Conventions
T's 10 make "a. sno', 70 ,. eoncs..io. and h.,
such notifications of position In relation TO the ques
non OF s.S'e,s - "ou's 'ntr =, Ind to1tbsr
mon common ground and present union ticket for
state officers
Mr. Cu,une, whom the Auq' describes AZ an
owner aud breeder OF Slaves, told his brother
Hanscrs, on the i7th'
We come here Uttered by no ie'i.-opi IN the iuli
,, f .'eeeb which VA. tbe essential suribute of
ireemeu-snd which belonged 90 such, party
cripple THE freedom of thou. ht ana fspeech, by iu
posing on ourselves test OF orthodoxy, unknown O.
ne creed We profess ana "oo.s'se A~N az '"' ''"'
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eAel-shu ''v i'"P'e W ue''"o 'e'"eeN '"0'"
and the Hunkers say the Frtt-Soilsrs
ave bsd no doubt that We we're Democrats and
when both Conventions reso ed against The extension
II slavery We saw no object in resolving that thi.
VA. no proof Vt our Democracy We undertake
ID say what constituted Democrat Ia south Carolina
W Georgia or Michigan. or even IN New York De-
nocrSoy We supposed to De- DO. nickname but
50 s'u c,,,,. Ne .,r.ed ns5.i, H.,
the creed 4 Ne~.iofs Democracy.
The Hanser leaders wanted 70 defeat the
" HIS aud get the Offices bsck-so Mf Waworth
SADLY knocking under as usual O. the uro-ssve-
" creed Of the "ptcuisrs down South. Tues
days Ereaiag Post of Polk ana Dallas. Texas.
ami 54' 40 uotOrietS declares on the coatrsry,
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mere lacAsls 10 the W hiss' 90 10 continue the As
cendancy OF the Whig partv, " hose policy they
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t1at they were finally
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