New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-26


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These nominations were endorsed by the meetlrs
and hen NICHOLAS Dt.S. Esq came forward and -aii g
fose Tor g purpose Of proposing certain resolutions ore
consideration Of he meeting IN proposing 'Aen h. o.
aimed a parry feeling and trusted that the same sen'1e1i
wO1id Boz the .eenng o. every ma4 pes'nS u W. Do
~ purpose which had convened urin lCf,ts 81 u" i
al cheersl lie hoped ma no.pauy ieehnP OF ie
meeting would be- unan.mous 10 bringing 'oi" %
tnese Resolutions. % wes rot designed 30 give Pi' 20
Ireuce 90 the ~ Henry Csy a -".H
Of cheers" three cheers for ieny Ga, n"l par De
,ary hs name but the ha'ory Hnd SOUND prh' -
which were Advocated IN h- COnproini-e BesoHno- u
ever auy substantial settlement q he yeAed question sno
TAI the form Of law these Resolutions, b" believed $50
he t. basis of he Compromise They night De aUennf o.
1r shora,d emasrulRioi, bot h" man eau 80
of Compromise would be found boz hes lie hoped 1f
,.ol.,is ho vhs about % propose would le adopted
without dissenting voice Upon The action 81 ihs meet ~
,,,I den4nd m great measure the immediate ara igufe
p,, If mere be- s,v one here di-po-el 10 look u1noo "a
. n,csp.,t ~ a Di.,oluiion of the Union. e. r'
o.e- IN nm rcisrl and with all his hesrt and soul
lam Union, the whUe Union, and u3ud1R Dot me d.
ION itleers
Mr. DEAS then read he resolutions fsr 81. the 50 ~
elusive and the whole were adopted with faint sei pt
81 enthusiasm
Re.oiccd That the people Of Eew-Yors without d.stf~
lion II sect or party ardcn,y devoted 10 Tie Union -
these SG,es srneN 10 our liberties .he most precious -
their Political Institutions and laving never yet begun o
calc The value of his Union can contemplate mo- con
ungenc ia whchils dissolution would Doe o'her" So ihe'
gsufc crime against he Peace, Property ana ie-''h
81 or Country and of Mankind.
I,soicsd Tha, The Resolutions lately submitted To e
ss,e of he United States by Mr. CLAY looking Ca cor
pete and settlement Of al questions relating 10 SHn
rv on inch the feelings % the Northern snd southern ,
lions Of or Country have been excited against eAcn o.
we 10, fully recognize the basis Of harmonious aud hrol
erlv adjust Of most disirscnC and perlous c''n
verey ma ouirsaf our fel0w.ciizcns Of al psrtes p
sections study those Resolutions carefully aud M fl
70 ofdevouon To the Union and perpeluy OF uis noble
Re,oir,d Thst In view Of the above considerations zee
accept the basis OF compromise he Preamble and Re-"
buttons introduced by Mr. CLAY into tae Senate 1t .e
r.,.ss,, d beng l.. ~ Tor Pc r,- Cocoon, ~. 'l'r
Of 30 t.aoef t~'e States O. .s',' 'oi o.. ~. .n'''
R,'a,,} That cshon,. st 'a''.- .1.r'.(-'. o.ut.
t- aIo. t8 t} Congress. o.. ar' r-.'ron 70 te ero.on "
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Introduce rt' ir' q th. tig a'qa' ' Pc l"e 'i'
'' law stl .o +. ,,ir.i,aa No. ~ 10 Son f,n D.,
pace t- d territory A. t' 'frr"pras ierrors Govern
no, 81, i q. tl a,a-ar,- of - proposed STATE of Cio
without '' si5no 90 '' 'rafe'oa 90 condition 'n - '''>
4, 5- MS, Zoe western boua, orrs STATE ofTr,', lt'o
be 4,~ % ihe RIO &C.. N.',e cou'a i one ,'n- 20
erfe " Il, tia, IL easiwsri sontalas the re-
the 'oe ss --t't h't between ne tr'ei STATE, ~ SPAN '
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resrsnee he enthusiasm thai could and no other vent urche
on IN l,ub ard nr,irsct cheers The Al. qn old soldier
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U"N'N MS 'u"4Ns ~ = - a. ~ 30
| The band played THE Bold Soldier Boy tSi g. ne
Che" VS. called for. bul Dot played
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| G4csd by The Mayor 90 The meeting tie sad.
| Frllow.c,ritrNs We have assembled. irrespective
., gary polnc, OF parry opinions and when We coa-
slider hsi the purpose ior which we hsye assemble
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uou - slavery aE.1@Ivn upon INC tatis Ni We N'i
promise introduced the Senate VI he lr- S.Afs
| fv he honorable senator nom Kennedy, Tie ohHc
! ovrrrdes and lransceuts al parry lines ~ section.
| -on. .srrauous Ry tire treaty ~ pcscr viii Mex
z-rr portion Of ierrorv bad ocrl secured % our Union
Ard ROW re question 90 SaNerr Is Agtaet 81 - force
| IA was sgtslei zoo. Hlsf on The of census
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| h. hc made 10 &. crisi. when our Interests arc 30
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- he o,,, hrsnch Of peace ne Saa,t wiling to r-l
- \-b h.lf Vny thev Al a Ire Noflh should them
gsi,,e NJ Cav had said 20 power on earth 500 .
n.ks biz, vote 10 extend slavery frce territory -
| ICheeysl Here was platform on wh'ch he People u
S.w-Nofk Ard CT al Ire frce States, c,cld sIsla NJ
Csy proposed hat he mNuer of Saver .n CSiiNr
,ho3 be len 90 re People OF lbs. rerulory Nj O. Wen