The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07


wall has broken and both parties stand upon the
same platform. The free soil party was In opposi-
tion to these two parties, thus united In ssnti-
ment, is now one OF the two great parties Of the
country The great issue to be whether not there
was one subject on which American fresmcn might
neither speak think. He asserted that the cand
dates OF both parties had given their adhesion the
compromise measures and voluntarily forfeited the sup
port OF the free soil party There could be only
fnality-truth victorious vanquished Throughout
the world going that contest between liberty and
despotim, la which the free soil party was engaged
COMMITTEE PREPARE ADDRESS.
On motion OF General WILSON, committee of one from
each Congr sonal district appointed to prepare
nominated by the chair, then chosen that commit
tee Hon. Henry Wilson, Rodney French, Caleb w
Prouty, + W Bird, Seth Webb. Jr., J. W stone A: G..
kns and ID. W. Alma.
THE HALL FOUND TOO SMALL.
Mr., WM. A. WHITE of watertown, stated that Of
two things was evdcnt-ethcr that the convention
too large or the hall toe sma-that hundreds
bic TO obtain admission, and he moved that when the
convention adjourned 1t be the spacious tent upon the
common, ut two O'Clock, which motion carried by
unanimous
PROMINENT FREE soILEns.
Letters were then read from the following gentlemen
who were ecessariy absent from the convention lion
Mn Horace 0n oharo; Allen Hon
We here two of the most interesting letters -
SENATOR SUMMERS LETTER
WAsItINGToN, July ;, 1852
are about assemble at worcester It viii
na~sa sss a'y & 9s
on ana TO learn anew from eloquent lips the grandeur Of
i1ck to them for to rally country against
At Worcester IoiS commenced the first strong move
ps Which, ssnng new force s BnsS and sweeping the
IN nc to hateful wrong The oeoa
with apossaey greater than that which aroused our
demnaton at that time have rampled the principles Of
shs rspable Evoa liberty y
freedom
tena means can the Of either
processes to have at heart. Let expect from
Tho two conventions at Baltimore, by their recorded
TssoptGns have wed with each other slavery
ss ssT of who these The
s.ISss f., the future though
votes in that cast Of those decla
Bu. these eort are doomed to
d,appontSment TN In spite Of AL the asgstiOns Of par
sas s s. an s be m too "o often
s and i Say Sf
tion and the sentnenv Of tho fathers, freedom and
aom sectional Though this preeostioa eommenss @ asS
saf as End I L e the history Of tho
the slave in ofs
seSsas s a1s
5ara G ss nad Rs m
which Tie nation has nothing In unfolding treodom
alssy ITSELF Sssis%a Ssssss
Ant the ana of the hour the
future i clean s0ns SD, can per%d1e9
will the soul deferred the Of
suppert her supporters the result to PrSv
dence Better be where freedom is though in small mi
muttudes whether wi4 or democrats merely cont ndns
youf n' place. D'e's me- fIa syst
JUICE ALIENS LETTER.
NIL
Ny Dear sir-Nct being accept your Eind invita-
ply with your request 10 give expression I, ss q upoa
political srssts ssts and BIT when wa aeaui
t,,y that The Convention would be addressed il writing
during which the free or Massach sets shall
main in council will be too few even for The cham.
Their burning thoughts therefore orbear address
In eobgratalstng the convention upon the promptncss
cea @ Eh I Of me district 1g free % 90
orssrizatiou has been met, | indicate at once
a Rfs'i in
Ju0amert the free democracy must tread with firm aud
VIII Or With aid to eebsr the sod
as has eStitie sef to tIe s
s their
heard indeed brave words of defiance High hopes
hand but the result @ Of the Btimore eon"easio and
have such glorious era in It's history
It shall arrive. viii beam the uncertain future
mo ans a
Of New Hampshire politician, always, With few bright
be asrbed to accident than the pontngof needle
The Wig party far its purposes indicate its
eharaeter show no better claim than t ancient rival
end . progress eoye ! to those lS
te ditcoyer that better claim, BY critical analysis
TSsd sna n the % at s s
prnciPles 70 the uusopnisti ated unbiased nte
evc and seek Success BY the same 6aso moanshuniat
ing m with al The demands q arro
ble sderson in be said to place them
s % a S S@s SaF a
&C. M yar marks the steady popress Of ne Wig party
j. bowed in silent shame the behets Of lords o. the
Que seryy sfon anu '''y''
% may maze a the
shils woud look Ssyond SraaSity IL their action at
stt.sas ap III
me one sona % an @
mpromisg hostility alike the whg and democratic
b a A. yO9r sonyenton hG whN teadsf i y
been learn. lie will discern that while
ready unite with either Of the old parties whereyerit
neither can receive any from our
ton to remain in their present attitude Of hostility to Free
But, sir lest fail to redeem the pledge with which
My lest wishes wiz Is with tbs convention that every
ont she ia ID S uo e sverv 70 y H. % rateb Il
arts sv % Witch yery vear Srn Il
exercise distinguishing the lusewarm friend and tho time
serving politician from tho teadst and strong hearted al
vocae Of downtrodden humanity When the smoke 0fthe
present contest shall have passed away whatever be
the result of the Presidential election he will that he
hss done something for the Advancement which,
overcoming ell obstacles and beating down all opposition
will yet Gd the brightest page Of earths history with its
hr Triumph. Yours truly. CHARLES ALLEN.
Hon. EDWARD l.. KEYEs.
The late hour which this report reached and tho
great length Of Senator Chasc letter compos to defer
IL publication till next issue.
After he reading If the letters had been concluded the
convention adjourned till the afternoon
OUTSIDE MEETING.
During the progress Of the meeting in the City Hail.
the crowd became great outside that addressed
from the steps by Hon John o. Pafrey; Amasa Wakor,
Secretary Of state Of Mass Rev. Edwin Thompson and
DR. j. W. Stone.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Tic convention called to order at O'Clock in the
afternoon under spacious in open lot adjon-
ing the City Hall This tent, which was of the most
magnificent descipton was capable Of accommodating
five thousand persons and it quite filled, conve