New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-30

! '.c brcld p.-fDrn cl ,o-l promise t.. TLrff..e
D. y 's, ooTsii ~ o.ia though It r.-h be rcn-Dgs-
te- n some Of a. details tut thoee t s.5iif ,,i-
f-fe great ny on "a ,. Iesiion were nos honest
/ to was d. urC a-tr --'lsac1 he would leve-lrre
Cu ahc -fe ilti -tf enelt ot ne = ror. .eir.-ion
! or cay anything aho1t Fl power of Congress over
tAt 'iLs il-si -.- tor traes taeu l.el. re ,lr-
! get 60. of v.clr far C- r. Ian Reform. free
! homes ipr I'D, e-u adopted citizens % shl-c
! Dor ~ saw tie f-al overflow q slave la
/ Dor ihtu De came ..cE 20 the sc.tIed : ev,ry
/ e.l -toh once more slavery was s.irlv a u-3-sl
tl' 20 pc eNtii a' i' y tle tide 81 -l,Z. i1u ili
! o. scFalc.rs wave II free labor But i1at cres-
/ ton IS settled and should be no more l-:a'e1. ID
the .roastst sense be was bt-l5ul-.o1 D. ~ ll--
! eest scn-e tc vas Land Reformer - rs vi te7t
/ sense De ls lion Democrat Nne. in power
10 to fnoe h,f fCs- for As constituents. re tlel
/ s-red ~ tie Cty Government. revived thc TIA
l.tcm, atd gave 1e Al-erHen shocking Cts Tor oa'
/ ing, drinking, and euokIng at the expense OF She
/ Democrats row Lc'ore h,m. And 'len the >tIe
/ Government 60. dig # was aground. and no tide
could move ., oU, Il would e.. moved IN November
/ when % would catch Tartar in the Democratic
/ party after which Ny {. paid bis respects - the
/ General Gcyernmf 1T, and begged h.s hea-ors 20
Jock % Cuta and Canada, 20 oos cas; ami west. and
! % listen 20 the lo'eS Of SOn0WfU import anuoul-
! ciTg fraud and corruption. and decay aud error.
/ CuDa ana owen were attended 90 ater sic.le,s
| pa'tern Mr.. {. sai1 tla. the cup Of the par,y's
| af ctOn iull ana instead Of Fillmore he would
| have 70 Fillmore, tueaTl Brother Car; thought
John was dodging around the marx. ana So he pop
! ped lA ,huS
Hon I. y Cana-Wll YOU support Gen. Cass for
! the prcsceucv
r[.r-es Of /" Pu, him ont" "Shur uq '~ III HI .-
| Walsh" "Orcer" DC &cI
Hon JoHN CocueANI-I said a. Syracuse. AMI I
say here tha, vii support The nominee Of ihe Bal
| tmOre Convention
CAPT Rr.DrEs-A far question. fairly pms and
| fairy answered.
lion Joup CocfR,NF-So you see what NJ,
thought 90 b. Cas-IS bcill has turned ont 10 b.
/ Some Latin pun. which was inaudible 70 vs..
Nr (Oclrane then gave Up the stand, AID ai;cr
| calls .Or fFerN BODY almost.
! Capt. RyuosIs rose and was glad to see that eX-
| ircmes had mot @; ,asi-;hey had come together on
prncp.e. on the oidfashioaed principles Of The Dem
| Ocratcparty III was happy 10 know that the state
ticket had Oecn approved tonight % would not
! please ever body, 40 uckei could but u Wa good
! ticket
VOICE. N.rl rucA 8EocvE-Is tAa. spache ye'er
! s0a6in ne truth. Captln Pc
| Carr. RfNurB--My friend. II YOU have been ap
/ attentive reader of The Scriptures Won must have
eaTcG that Tie truth not 10 he spoken ~ all tines
| ] SPEAK as much Truth as find convenient sone-
times more, sometime. less. sometimes none ~ an,
/ and sometmcs ne whole ruth and more too.
! Aer tins uierCtc apt. r. W ent on ia soothing
| s'ran. cmineuilv La'cl -huyng and national Ae
| was rcoicpd % heer that fho parry were 10 nave
! parcr of Their OWE. and Il was 20 be The NGi34Rn
DsH1"r4f lnj Il there was anything ~ a name there
/ was ,omethlr1 In that one. We don hhe 90 treat
| the Captain aucfy but We must cconomise space.
/ lie vas peaceful ana r,EculaTlg Na' ena Trough
} ont, and was Wtli received.
denoIcd g. bolster up thc Syracuse dons., ald -ad
! that they Low stood uron q platform upon which
! the Baltimore Convention could stand. AS % Cae5
man. nc gave ~ h, adhesion Ia them, aad trusted in
! God, and the only salvation for tins Goyernmeutwas
20 pursue the policy # Tammanv, for the Lrion, and
regular nominations, au0 # there were lnaif iduais
! n The part Who would rot abide by the nomiua-
uons, ler them 90 elsewhere. lie knew tHcre were
| coruaueucs of views as topWcipes and hc would
oppose any prescription Tor differences oi opinion.
II oncc more We acnlcFe victory a.'cT years oi dis
/ organization i Wll elye assurance .o oar trends
/ abroad thai though We stand here without money,
/ vc are ,lrfnousif united. Now. il ever, % rests
/ with ~ 20 overthrow thc Wings
COL v ui.rn ". Snow. % Otsoeo Goa Member
of Cougless ron the NNlst DStrc, as Le sad him
SELF next agfemed upon thc boards Isr announce
mcIi Of Caps. ENaCcr>. lie sald Was hS first APP
n,..raurc a. ianIuauy. and Thar the lrt ~ uuon
/ and harmon, criaccd on this occasion gave him
great pleasure. Tho, must not expect trom hin
speech ON Iaf cDal questions, ,tluouSh supporter
OF Cas-. hs i'to1 ioI me speedy repeal OF me usi-
tive slave law, iusi have affected his consciencel
He WAS hom tie rural districts Where il's rc"u
Thf Htyat' aud Thc }riti4if. We shall hho" tudl
YOU aIC DomolI.dlc when OIL strike ior Democracy
Tie country relies CpOL t'Is. " sha Ot pcAa upon
Nev-Nork cts, because iiis has been % peatcaoc
meeting. He vas At Member of the ntNi Congress,
I and should hc p4c.sCu 90 announce 10 tltl uoly,
when Itmf'. lh,t NcH-N orl rad been redeemed.
The time has come when Whggery cannot stand
much longer Emrf blow up. II ls composer oi
cong omorai.ou oi factions. was eratihed 10 see
my trend Tom. Carr here. ! Knew MN IA The Legs
la.iirp CuIut 10 wines, what ho Wa> dong Tor
( Democracy. and ( thank God for iis presence here
tonight. Attorney General thatneid wa, ms friend,
and The friend of tie mechanic. the hoorne man
and the merchant. shall DO what ctn tor Carr IN
Congress. There vas >ectlon ol tlc democracy
IN Ncy-Aor, CAV called the Land Rciormcrs. lie
was for al t.CT measures ana @orhinemai nm
,.f am .,rc for The redemption of \ea-l orb,
and tll DO y hal can for ihc Land RcormerS lie
was moi ACQUAINTED with the candidate ior Judge OF
tie Count o Appeals, but had no doubt he ms "or-
thy OF support and ne called upon eVcy one io vote
! .Or him o' dCclN' VIII go nome WIN me slal
/ news from NeU-A ofk. wish you success. and We
/ viii roil Gown some tremendous mNonucs-Otsego
| County 1900 majority. Chcnango and schohare
/ were also f-ured up eno.mOusiy- Ihe toon,! SAID
/ u Was WcL anov. Ge Wa ilulhcT in l'i>, ana IL
! occasion demanded IL Zee would pursue the same
policy "a i>j2 The .cw lluakcrS 30 attendance
iantly anp.udCd his but some Of The knowing ones
,hooh their heads dorbtinc the quality o. the COILS
! " EuukoTism" Is 70 the local uominauonS, the
Coonos advice s'as quite felcltouN and ucAed the
host ot hungry Offices see Ntrs. SAID Col snow,
"lou rus, come up To- the hub on ne onn'y nom
! nations mo- nieeiug' ' IN view of the tolonels
dCnuCialon of the compost on party oi 'he wings,
/ and the nomination Of the Whole DemOcrdnr ucNet
by tie Anti-Ren'ers besides the tololcIs soIcNule
/ as 10 the wavthe Land Roiormers should vote tins
| IaIl his CONSISTENCY - curiously Illustrated.
ON motion OF Capt. RYnderS. the toioael WAS
checfcd and he LETT ,he stand under voey OF calls
for Erajv. Walsh. ani othor mtgnneS oi Deinotth-
/ G., lui they d.d moi appear-per "aHlnsemeu',
/ We suppose.
] Albeit y Thompson SAID ne supposed NieN al
/ knew Mm as auember Of the regular and specla!
/ session, Of tie late Legislature. lie made regular
| spread-eaale effort and SAID la the Legislature,
! endeaNC-td ON an occasions to show that the De
! ,nocracV Of this state were paTt of the National
! Democracy We must stem the tide oi Abolition
| i'm daily pouring n upon Ms. WAS tins a mt AZ
! col snow. Who prophCs!ci those brilliant Demo
! yst,, ,lcio,.fs fhiS ran . Have YOU forgotten The
! Annexation OF Texas and the War with Mexico, the
/ Greet consequence OF Il inquired Mr. Thompson
| - lHf "a nm
/ reterto the Canal Bill / am not opposed 90 the "a
! ma Eulargemont, bui ] voted against The oiu a. !
deemed II Unconstitutional, and sad x was through
! the instrume4alty Of that miserable wretch sen
afor Seward MAT ihIs blil passed and then sen
sto! seward II Il with whole uratc OF Ihompsoh>
| delectahle abuse Tie coudemncl the senator ,e-
vcrelV for aifNing hs lAme as he was prepared 20
! prpye 20 "A bln in lsiH. directly contTayeniEg tht
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