The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19
MORNING EDIrioN----sATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1853.
EVENING SESSION.
Inc convention was called 70 oIuer at O'Clock


Mr. Asnum arose ana said : h.,e been Ins rue a, sir
e.,n,d me ass ., one from ,aeh state VINO were
seri.s nj us ,p,ns w nus n,o o'' n, "
ny hand ard beg leave say ,bat after mu h debe.
ration condGcted wit The kndest and most coucatory
teclir e. the y,port has b ON aap.d ~ m va,v ,rnt al
though MOI entire unanmity, Gnn,,use, a,d tir by
ies,s o. Vie Chair viii owing to the hasty manner ia
wrn .nc ,eso'uuon hlve pc drawn up take po.ion
have been instructed to present
Mr. AslIyifN then Ia K a nns,tino oc,r iha presidcnts
char a~. :, "a ,h fl,n, s'lo,. ne 's iic'
eA''A =" : az '''' io'"" '"s 'sr"'u'i'"s :"
The whigs Of The United aie. n s .,.smb,ea
sdherng the great o.ns.rva,e republican prnoioas ~
rens upon he ina,rencr If ill., sau osops ' sh
and .h,ir ecntrr,d deyooa tas e,.tisni,nn aru The
Union do proclaim the following tie rotsa n.i-
nj dete atup shment m
Of sboh their paona A. part, Il
ene,ted:- =
ist-The government Of the United States is Of limited
u,sssi, $500 Ia ~ % Z. .s sSescIse ~ wsfs OK
necessars ~ proper Tor csrry the usa"tsd .ts
full exe.utop md that nli ~ wers n@t th ar
necessarily mpiicd e1pr,lsy reserved the States
fssr"uNeTi fssrn ~ ~ st, 20 VIE nenle ,,,. ,,,. T.,
tbsr rry" h' s - ~ npl" m ~ eu ,i s'uuI' al
in IL sti,.,'nai wss snd t,s u.on har -, no
tss =,
while strusgiing freedom eyeryshere enl'sts
o ~. M'rnest s!Mpai? ths hiS iatS we stH adhere 90
,he ,rnes - tue isthtr re country aa9nouneed In
sauns sne,s vi s s Ss oi " never .- s
tg to etsnd upon ro'sa frcan'-snst mission
as rtpunlo u not ~ rr r.rneats uut opnion or i'm
pos "n "h,r our rm ." soysrsmsn by artnee
AM y e adsantsses . fsrio.t,t,t ~
v.r" ~ ua h ~ ppie nnss aua Gon.roi ahe &C.
a. they re- their se respect and The
which they claim viii foreign powers.
fuu Revenue for the ii
"I p"Nethmeht ~ tme ui peace isht 20
and H. Ia,,nn s''I a,,; 81 m , =, ~ a, h '' M ~,
sisermi, al, sbsrehx III .l NV ~ s
forced to Ane industry, equally all classes, and
all portions OF the eru,try.
o'A'-lhe ennsurton vests IN Congress the power 70
vi.,a ,ysr ny q ~ ra hia IA. Yr
ce such power wbepev. such I'M are
for the ounmou .nce aod fr tr pro1econ ana facility
ofcom~trce wlh fcrei nations among the states
said beng In every instance natcAal and
evh.raa ~ es'lr INT ,tals.ter. s.a. 90
% i;. ~ 80 ] ~ ~ ~ i' s ~, sVei vi, w 49, ~ ~ "
A. enu,y ana ous M ia be- raaroed I'M, Win sorai
labtuaI and a,taenert Respect cr Cho au.
thoty each and cesceu ot constitutional
measures Of each duties required BY The pauest coas
llhe following is the eighth resolution il originally
came from the Fillmore and Webster caucus. but the
telegraph that il has been considerably cred
We unable procure correct ted copy the wires
having given ouil:-
Libtb1ha, n n aer;os ar t,own "a ,ho Gam
al acquiesced in y the whi party Of the Ua ed States
in principle ard suhsanoe-a iaal settlement
o. @ % San .r.us nn1 exuing su.cts which they emnra
mantan III. ,n,ne End s; IN ia trct ~, 49,, 49,,
iii time aud experience shan den,onstra,e tie neoesi, II
fuit iation against but i'm pair
Ing IL eficepcy depreoate al future agitation Of
slavery que st M a. 20 ONT pence ara we WIZ
snoh sp,taan IL Cnn.rD,s or ant "f IT, whenever Le,e
ever or howsoever tie stteu,pt may he made anc viii
nationality Of the whg party and the integrity the
ohion.
M HIGHLY Lxoi1INo SPEECH OF MR. choA1E.
The above resolutions as they were read soveray
received with demonstrations of applause, especially
those relating TO he Com promise ures
There loud Of Choate, Choate" when
amidst the almost general call
MIR. KurUs CHoArE rose and said, that he did not
clearly appebend the exact terms of the last resolution
to the reading which very attention paid
but he understood in general. that 1t affirmed
the nality Of the Compromise and that it deprecated
any further political agitation on the subject
OF slavery. and if he rightly understood it. he made
haste rise and thank tod that tue doctrine, for when
be had contcndcd in MS and place trough cir
c, uls ancps were unproptous in taneuii Han when
Faneti lall was opened. III he might judge by the
cheering Indications which seemed 10 be susain ID by the
highest authority which patty and wing he
could recognize IN the convention Of Union wings OF the
United states. why he asked should not this organ IT
the great Union party OF ~hsone OF ne great national
laties winch divide tue people put unites thr union
icf ne helu lba great national paftes Whrn wisely anu
morally administered ure among our most eflicacious
ipstfumen'aiities OF uhon-so declare why should not
THIS organ make haste IN of OF pnfhscogy distinct
.xpct ana uhequNocai 10 ue le y j. the eahipg Of
the nfen,on that tsr ~ slavery henc, forward
sLa be excluded ana ioioiudc III the hatonai pot'cs
OF America! (Long continued applause why shuuld
w not here ana now with all atacntya as party 0f
wings declare the hnaty Of the Compromle msasu?es
0omolislralons of applause Was there humau beng
who 0ld not now begin 20 agrue-wnaleyef he may nave
thought before the Ih ci Msfch. iooo-ta1 u great
moral ,cessy dt tanuea ,hey shouo nave peeh passed
al hi.' ne lankea uoo ,hs,. r. was oohaso enosn -
rasa th'm ana condemned tne iaise pnanmlopy IN ~.
laih icHH VI we "ay uhu tAtht"su s'''' "''' - ~
SUBJECT OF compromises anu snoulu w ic
sthte 10 declare, 10 oun Juasn,en' tha. ,u .it ~
shah leman permanent =, ,a sa'eiy eon
roNersy! ID the mnsuase - pa,h9i 'eos..i suA w
sM III i've oi d'e, s we - le,i a ioi ', 1's w
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,e u ha'ohhy Iie pIoceeoeu ~ an eiolucn. straln,
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9iea, parties ~ we counuy wn'c "oiu nlse ,hc ehect
- aa'ns Wy SUIT. 81 s'e' ".u securing .ne peace
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uaceu WY ne .onpross heas uies ,nouu oe sustain
eu, Mas une .. no .h ~ ., honor sh. % nu. anu ~.
socae 'na support ., sne nominee on .he srounu thaI
y nis eecn.n sBi'a'on monu cease WINE WINE uho.ner
shouiu auvooa.c M ,ecuo On ,ie erouu ma.
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