New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-11
JEFF. DAVIS W =. FEATHEkSION
HENRY y TOOrE, MM. McMIIiIE,
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R,soh,d, That thus Convention dsapproye OF The late
Congressional legislation hy some called the Compromise
ard declare then stroue and unequvocal condemnation OF
The thfoo following act, namely ihe 0dnsNonOi Iaor
State the division OF the STATE Of TEXAS and the
law usupne To- Congress the power abolish Slavery
the District Il Columbia under the fraudulent prc'ense "
regulating the Slave Trade therein These are REGARDED ~
evidence of the determination of the North t. trample
upon the political rights Of the Southern States To DESTROY
their equality m the lnion and place the Government Tor
all time 10 come under tc con- ro OF fanatic and sect"
Resoired rha, can find adequate 70 iusti
" the majority IN CONGRESS- for forcing these measures
upon and we are wanting IN Language 20 express our
condemnation OF The southern Senator or Representatives
Who voted for tie admission VI California, The dNiSpn 81
TeNas and the ant slavery act IA the District o columbia,
While we aSemphatc1k approve we course u NOSE hr
rsentaiNos who opposed thcr odopuon AMI We w con-
dntl appeal 10 the people If the State Of Mississippi for
then verdict and judgment IN thc premises
ReO.t1d, That the adv rCtcs OF state RIGHTS are the true
tie more essential TO the pote ton Of the
minority than the night of state rcaceabl, - withdraw
quarter whatever, but while assert the ugh;
Sdcr the last remedy the hnal alternatives and also de-
clare that The Of D, the state II Mississippi
der casting enc instances. would be mcNpccn, and
proposition which does not meet the Appreciation of tins
RssolteG That rs source Of heartfelt ccugratulaon
thai the true friends OF the Constitution and of the Rights
aud Honor OF The South. ~ whatever party name
united common cause, AMI can act 'o'chcs With CT
cialiy and sincerity.
The platform OF the " Union" party we present be-
low as we find II one of The papers of that party
the Carroll,on lsion Rag June 25
"SoVrnrRN RleMrs UNION PLATFORM. aiog;.i by
Ht gfnMcRSt 'Qclori!g Of tkS people Of Gs,rsta,
ard at az ihe NoetserR R.sAis ttiot aecimsS IN
Rssoi,,e flat VI hold the American Union secondary
IN myor,Snce onl, 80 The rghis and principles cc-
sgned 70 peUetuac that past assoc aiios. present ui
ton and future will land long
,cHiLecs 20 he the safeguard 10 those rights and pnc
Resolved. That nv thirteen original parties to thus con-
tract tordeung the Atlantic m naenw belt While their
SpS,, INTERESTS Mett IN enntNo heL zee 1at tendencies
scaceN developed their dictionary Trials and tumphs
stil green IN memory found Union impossible without
prnnse the thirty -one 90 th> dW WI yield sOcWha m
the cenfct If opnioa and g0cs, t. preserve thai Union
Which has extended The sway Of tvpalcaA sevemment
h advanced Their CIV xalon and national greatness
KsotrCG That IN tins Spr have aturrly considered
tht action ~ NonsfSSs 'nh tcs scenes ~ neasGeS-tor
te admission II California into the Union thc alton
establishment Of boundary between the latter and the
Stsie OF fcsas ie Suppression Of the Slave Trade the
DStiS ~ COLUMBIA. aud the oNtfaNton If Fugitive slaves
and comm ed With them lac rejection II the prop Scu
s,as SiA'IS' i'" i5s NsN''A1 'I'''l'T'@' n''a to
wholly e9proNe VAL ABIDE by II IS psruaCRt al usmenl
Hsse!pea, That Nliss.sspp IN our Judgment Will and
ought - rsSs, even las last RESORT % disruption 0f
grcss an the subject Of slavery the District OF Coun-
ha, az an places subject 20 the jurisdiction Of Congress
scepa,ble wiA the safety, domestic taa l,y the nsA,
and honor Il tac Saycholdng States OF aay a; sup
pressing the Slave Trade between the SavehodRs States
refusal 10 sduut State an, TERRITORY heretofore
applng because of the existence II >aver therein or IN
any ao' ens he daoion OF Slaves mo the Tern
materially modifying he laws now IN force Tor iae recovery
d Fugitive Slaves
Nsctsd Tka' dehhers'e opsaoa, that aplu the
ia,te execution II the Fugitive Slave LAW By the proper
Union. ' - ~ ~ 49,
'"soo Thompson Ass written letter accepting
,no oc''S>lon nomination for Congress IN the Ist
D'S"''' heV d. b. Majors has also accepted the
Union nomination
MicHiSAN-Ihe special session of the
Legislature arpor''0ned the State into four Con-
s ~ s, S'S ~ senatorial Districts, and ratio of
"i'h provision 'os fractional representation aISo.
ILIlSoIs.-The AMT. Slavery mon oe
southern llIincis nc: ia t:den. R4nis i'm Co yc,o,
The Fugiu,o Slave lawwss severely demo 49,,