New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31

Virginia Convention Of 1880. it ro1li Be g-estiy
= our advantage BY raising the market Prce Of
cur slaves Yes. added NJ Gcols'n. Texas
would raise prices fol- 20 per cent al ieait- -
Mssu. Eiles. Vsa lrsn. Marcy. D'aEiass D.ek'
/ insou *. C-osKe1 Fisaisrs. FLAGS. o-fnA1sn'
l Csu, s1d the viogs snd temperate Der anllD
Frsnkrn Bo,ie--f- cousi'era.i1n-ranz ne
CHANCES o. Pols and Dallas. Texas and - 81
% ne Denoc-sc,r were rsiTED freedom vas De-
/ trsved and il Tss only when F'iN NS '-7-. 20
the slave owner. fsisifet bis promises Of putting
f,,s4,,y,o. into tie Co'ecto.hip az oinefNl'e
ns-ioz TIE ysv f9r Van Barren IS ~ 'l,-e So
80 ...r,,ooed tae exposure Of the hOyt ana os'
Ii. ,,y.,s-is.. that the Regency which hsd pian-
- "a carried into force the Aihertoa gag spli
- f.,rnsuts D1ug-face,, waters upon
p-,,,se,cs. On the one side; Wilnot Pr0viso men
looto,her IT. - the negro was represented ~
% members Of Congress. bat he dared no' Pe'i'
,i,o them. neither isrst The white msn pe1'0-
f-hu. Ia iss-. Benton, alter having reused Ms
.,,,- 81, l.sq the moment that Mex.co abolished
slavery 10 Texas. to hurry on Qaaer6ii0n'l "s'
found stamping the State ior Fres-soil Z Under
the SIGNATURES Of Americana and La sane ne
hal br sche8 hi. annexation pr1lec''n l--'llg'ns
81 The importance Of providing new securities ioi
| The -lsve interes; IN the nst0ns councils ne ne
c.,.itv Of opening a ed ilr c-aFe c---F
and ne~ market for men J. ne in'eclIly So 49, .s
probation Of Slave property incident 70 me eons y
| Of tree republic
This +. the age Of progress. and Benton 10 longer
.oo,rs. With the obsequioas Marcy, C-oswei and
Dickinson that to 20 for free soil in free territory
/. anti Democratic while every Newspaper at
:, Louis. No. goes the FREE Soil ticket IN
.,,vs.bol3ing state. the HONEST banker Of the
dsfanct Cana Bank at Albany, seeks his gain 10
his quarter by hosting the black flag OF more
slavery over the fgure-hesd ofihe Argus Wings
and Democrats talk Of uniting to conhne slavery
,,,bo.e who srasped a. e monopoly OF u IN l's' 3
cr,.weu bids them hope for advantages from new
Dimensions in tie North, and tells his d1pe'
We cannot believe that the Democratic ms'ses'
however divided - honest cirererces upon non es'N
f.i and abstract Qaestons vii IN any n1uioer' eaee
go IA rrinciples and associations, % follow tnotr
no have come 70 that stsge IN political Aie 10 "nlcn
the division aud Observance Of the Dcuoeisuo Pe-3
! the formation Of q new sectional party AZ -t -
n,f Of u,r and Ge7radES ISIS are the Only means y
rnA-b tbey nope 10 advance their politics, or persona
srns And we invoke al who have stood together IN
| past times upon the Old Je1efsohiAh anu 'a'
| democratic Platform &c
The above is passage Of the H0nker Address,
.gned BY order Of the Democratic State Conven-
,ion VIM l. Marcy, L. B. Shepard, Charles
Ganun. A c. NiveD, J r. FLANDERS, VIM. Porter
Jr. :. 6. Hathaway, T. N. Howell, IA Osborne
Committee.
| ore Of the Huukers No Cutting was accused
bv the AAonv Afi0s Of being Shareholder. and be
bas,ened 20 deny it, as &c disgrace had attended
connection With the 100000 owners Of that cor: a
property Perhaps be knows the difference be-
tween ovnins slaves and holding them by mort
gage. Who1 the Bankrupt Law passed it IS
xei understooi that bankers ard merchsais 10
Nsw-Yors and Philadelphia held mortgages upon
s,uthe n slaves " the amount Of $4,000 ooy.-
| How much do the Hunkers Of Tsmmsuy aud
Waist. bold now
Saws the Hunker Address The Democratic
psrty has ever proved Itself the Party Of the
Country. the Con,ervs'or of Union, the Palladium
Of the Popular K gh's and Of great, PervAdmg
AMI patriotic National Democracy
| Blu. VIA. - National Democracy
Opposition 10 the spread of Slavery. or 70 81
very Itself, is not Democratic principle, say the
Hunker doue5fsces Of the North. The preservs-
tom. propagation and perpetuation Of Slavery has
been the vi,sl an'mstne spirit OF the National
Government, said John Quincy Adams Cosh.
inc. Walu orth and others were promptly rejected
by toe T. : Senate, because suspected OF unileud
lines. u the spread OF Slavery.
Mr.. Van Buren, set up for a Democrat Marcy
and Cros~elI endorsed him and. said he IN his
inaugural. delivered m ssve-msrt, which IVES
called the Capital # free people
81 must 10 into the Presidential chair the innezioe
and incorporating opponent oi every suempt on tne
part Of Congress 20 aoolsh 't'efy IN tne pi,tilD1
II Columbia against the wishes OF the riAVeholdhg
States.
Gen Washington. too, was Democrat, and he
wrote 10 SIR J Ohm Sinclair from Mount Vernon
81 never mean unless some particular circumstances
,hs compel H. 10 possess another slave Oy pur
chase being my fret wishes 70 see some pan
adopted by which slavery 10 TINS country may oe AOo'
shed by Law
| Which was the genuine Democrat which the
counter ONE The friend to freedom for al or the
"uncompromising opponent OF ireesom Tor any .
1. he not Man though sweet Religions voice
| Ne'er bade The mourner IN his God rejoice
| I. he sot Man though knowledge never she'd
| Her ouickeuins teams h. neglected hesd'
l. he not Man, by Elm and suffering tired
l. he not Man, for whom the Saviour died
When Pskenhsn Invaded Louisiana, with the
picked veterans Of Waterloo Gen. Jackson al
dressed his black troops thus
"soldier. When on the banks OF the Mobile ] csl
"A YOU 10 take up arms inviting you 70 Partske Of the
| nerls and glory Of your WHITE FELLOW ciriffNs
| xnee,ed much from you. knew well how you loved
vors NATIVE coUNrkT, aud tnst you bad, a. well a,
| ourselves to defend What man holds most dear-his
| rAkE>r. .ELArIoNs WIZ, cifiLpArN, AND fKofEA
| ~ You have done more thsn expected foun
snope YOU A NoBLE ENrHUsiAsa. which leads % The
! | performance Of great things
Peace comes Hull Is pardoned, along with two
o-,hree pirates; the Mississippi navigation Is
secured, bat the 81 Lawrence neglected the sSve'
o., in the war are paid for, bat the fisheries cur
tailed the south is extended bat Name clipped
down. Northern rivers and iAkes can get no har
Dor votes. but 10000 lives and 500 600 ex
pended are hot too much u the area Of the srRPEi
can be enlarged thereby.
A yile brocd Of Northern parasites unite snc
oasr their services to 900 planters, down
y South 70 divide and weaken their co1ntrymen
To become populsr, they profess desire 70 free
Canada BY converting II into a trap for runswa,
Africans; lrishaeu are gliled by them, and m sds
. 70 vote 20 extend Slavery here, the better 10 ex
> case Eoe ands susocrsey Tor preserving il II