New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25
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Great Union mceting in New-Hnven.

NFew HAyEH. Tuesday, Dec o.
We have had grand Union demonstration
here to night Hon. Dennis Kimberly presiding
Hon. K. l. IDgersoll presented the Resolutions as
follows
Resoired That cherish cordial habitua and mmoga.
bic attachment to the tuon sEd the Constitution, wlchte
fathers OF this Republic funnel for us-thsi regard ibis
Union and its Constitution beacon light erected by the
and pureFt Of patriots under the guidance OF Proyi
dence TO save for wreck tie aTk Of our bee' aud nde
Resolred T1at regard tue unity Of Government which
constitutes the people Of the United people, az
The pillar the rdce Of real independence tle
support o tranquility at home, Of peace abroad.
OF safety Of our prosperity aud OF the worry LIBERTY
which: we highly prize that s.the duty OF every good
citizen 10 watch for It's presey alton with Jealous anxiety.
misunderstanding whatever may suggest even suspicion
that il can IN any eFent be abandoned and Indignantly
frov niL upon the first dawuing OF every attempt to alien
any portion o. our country from the rest TO enfeebe
the sacred ties which linz together the various parts
Res0ued That the Constitution OF the United States in
all lis parts and all lis compacs is the supreme law OF the
land which every citizen every State bound
gard, and 10 Wh; the electors OF Connecticut
be true and faithful that the requirements contained in
IT, that persons held to service or labor in one State under
tie laws thereof escaping another State, shall be ie-
iysred upon claim Of the party TO whom such service
labor may be due IS OF not less binding force than The
other parts OF that sacred instrument and iG the
Act OF Congress- regarding Fugives having been passed
pursuant this provision OF the Constitution ITSELF should
be truly aud ahtu lily sustained by every friend Of that
glorious Union, under which has pleased Providence
favor Us with uneXampled prosperity.
Resolved, That will abide by aud support all the meas
of Peace and Compromise adopted the last SEES
sion Of Congress well the acts for the settlement OF me
Utah and New Mexico. the act for the Abolition OF the
Slave Trade in the District OF Columbia well that which
enorces the Constitutional duty OF surenderng FngllYe
Slsves that which admits The State OF California INTO
this Union With Constitution udirg the Institution
of Slavery And in view CT the different Ties with when
TIL measures surrounded, the great length OF
time which their discussion and examination occupied oe
fore Congress and The Country, the dangerous and threat
enne agitation of The public mind which preceded thelT
enactment ard The patriotic untiring and unparalleled
eNerlons OF The eminent statesmen OF both political parties
who labored in and out Of season for an acaoe
ADJUSTMENT feel II 10 be duty 10 adhere 10 II as an
ancabe settlement and IL principle ana substance mai
settlement OF the dangerous and exciting sujecis Win
which the Country had been fistrhed and we deprecao
the e6rening Of the questions connected with them or
their further agitation, unwisc. nnpatrioc anu feuSh
with eminent peril TO The peace prosperity and union oil
our common Country.
Reoi,ed That know Of no higher law, as rule Tor
political action than the Constitution OF the United States,
and we haveno sympathy fellowship with men VINO IN,
gae or encourage iorcibe resistance 10 the constituted
authorities Of the country We hold such men to be mis-
cievous members OF the community and Justly deserving
the severes penalties which the law has provided 0rheF
ofense and that those who claim to be too conscientious
TO Weld their obedience the laws OF the and should re-
move themselves some other country whose institutions
they prefer and not avail themselves OF the Dement'S OF the
Union while they repudinte its obligations
Resored That we are utterly opposed 10 all Foreign III
reference political and civil Institutions and wheh
foreign agents or eissar among u.s. teaching or
preaching treason the Government they are not emitted
10 the hospaes Of the country which they abuse or the
respect and Conscience OF aw-abidng people