New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
THE BALTIMORE PLATFORM.
The Vote on Mr. TayIor's Resolutions, in Response
the inaugural who stand on the Baltimore, WI
on the Buffalo PlntfOrmt

The Vote Mr. TayIor- Resolutions, in Response TO
the inaugural who stand on the baltimore, Who
I on the Buffalo PlntfOrmt
We give below the vote on Thursday in the Assembly
On the three resolutions proposed by the Hon ID b. lay
or Of New York in response to the great doctrines and
principles Of the Inaugural Address.
I We snalyze the te, with to show not merely
vbo voted for the several resolutions and who against
bem, but WhO dodRd he qne'foH, in whole or ia part
In all respects it is the mott important party vote which
been cast during the present elongated session Of the
Legislature.
Il is oil important as Of hands among the repre-
NDaives of the united democracy OF the State 10 pro-
cAm unmisak eaby that there am"ng th"se who pro-
ssiDg have abandoned 'he Fr-esOism and ABOLITION.
m Of ls4s. still cling these mshievOus and dangerous
Tesies Ii shows that there those among pretend
liz to be Democrats who rcpudate and spit upon The great
reasures Of Cancellation and Peace known As the Com
promise Measures, with which the Nat onAl Adminsrt
ton stands Identified before the American People-aud
Vbo sympathzDg still with the Free soil and anti Slavery
pnm, of the North ready and eager to unite with
be natural enemies m tue Democracy IN crusade 40 inst
he cousttu nal rights OF the South aud the integrity Of
to Union. wheno'e the occasion pre-t nts itself
In this point Of yw, auay isis Of the vote will be
found Instructive, ia snd ont of the State well ua
| BE for present and future reference
The first OF MIR ID d Taylor resolutions reads as fol-
kws
Rored That the STATE Of NewYOrk cona'uae her sister States
The doctrines avowed ly President Pierce his Ia
tuEus Aode'' 10 BIZ cunTymen believing t The doctrines are
@ M f he Sae. Of ic each obe i uec m
Constitution Of the United stsies.
| 1ho.e VIII" voted Aye
Mesns Alden Am.hry Beeswi,b Bouion Cbsmpn Cham
lsrlsn Croker, n Hart y Elys Enans faco, Futon H.
san' h 31da,l o1d s,5 G ssot G G%Ss HSss
Hueo' J'sg Lsns99 do9m, L09o9o Men eo New &c
Rose S,sng sbsw. Smith, Russell smith smith sPari
, st JGsr % Ten El %s t5. ara Nan a'y9' Eaq
Democrats or elected such
| 1ho-t who N"iod n" are:
Ms~r. Bemsu Bure' Cary Carp Dubois, Ellsworth Temporary
stto,l Hariiu, Hcnde, hoey Holmes Hueenson Heanedy
he'd a. Roe, Session.. sesart {" Taylor Townsend Wa.
| can't ian Nhigs, OF elected ns such
The following is lst of the "fugtives dodgers -
E'i, F n RoToG 11 .o ;9, S o c'ss's5 Co.,
Mann o:.soa l,. s''d j. G'i /:
s"h se.d iS S. fb eaosI @s n al 81 "@ wings
Dir. Taylors second re-. tuition reads thus;
R,,od That the peoPl, Of The STATE Of New loIk coincide with
tude po,ion GLOBE acquisition
eean possessions net WITHIN our udcnou cm euy nporat
III, usa' coues AID 'h peace o, The world and $50 wh
seT, and rsP' e ms e9p.dsey ,e The as Of Interference
PRESENT uihdicuon, as utterly madnlssbe'
Those who voted Aye
ne~r' Alden Au.hIy, Bou'On csse ch,mgap cr9ctor De
Mid, D. Gilmore, Glover C"en henders ,n Hhhut hckoX
ns,k Nohr 0'Byico oSei oKecte P,i,ers, R5sl-s p ~
Rose, seerne shaw L. a smith Russell smith smith Sp,ad
Weeks Wcdetind West, wio,nsI5O All elected Democrats
except cae Wins, IN italics
Those vic voted "ro." are;
Ms.sp BeEsn Buq,t Bush CARY, Cook Dubois Ellsworth Hu
sSf9 LoI h rsyre r.','ns Ee s.s,G' ro"E-
The ugitves dodgers are:
Men Beckwith Bauvel burroughs Bushnell Carpenter Cham
tefsu CoIp n. AZ FINISH, Gale, T. Gilmore, 1 C. Hal
Hal tsgs Ingalls, heauey LawIcuce Looms MaIu1. Nckur
Roe Jrr Suh ~ The speaker Neolrt Na'aa ~ Tudor
Ton ives Temple Van Ane Wood NJ Nhsa iiahcs De-
Esests oresoisd IS s-ch. In aiS7l
Mir Iayhrs ihrd, OF tst resolution. as follows:
Rsd That the State Of Newly arrs he o. the
aQgn that involuntary seryudc eNits n h'ren
ths touiectrscy recognized by the Constr
ne other admitted aud that TIE
rte C. efficient 10 enforce the C9esi ao po0son7
~l The laws of 1884. only called the
e strsA Couita oal end 20 De Enthusiastically
etthst - rgiutd eutlonns OF this Republic bound
It. OF
~ ohr legal constitutional rhtand that the enforce
Zen should respected obryed with
ed ~ abstract q their prpuey cilce1t
ss bet cNceruy sd riding % the decisions ct the tribunal
sich their lVlotgs and ia the State % Nc io-k
petrsN the
ned suthoss OF she pd Ss including the Fugitive Slave
Ls shall he faithfully enforced wtha the lmits Of the STATE
Hose who voted Aye are:
Moss Alden, Anhury Bouton Bgsh. Carpenter
Nhsu htboi. T. Nv Euqns Fulton 4 H. Gardiner J. X
ceS Clifford Glover Henderson. HckaN Howard Howes
- cc4L Okeefe, Rogsr Soaring shaw. l. H. NTH, Russell
-i,1 : smith, Spra-ue John y B. Tsgor rhorne, Van
'antsn Webb. Neeks W6cknd Hsci. West Waans lf1-su
eeied % Democrats except Whiss in italics.
Those who voted No, are:
Nasus Can T- CAarntrs Col T-sc-le, rl,,,,, g,.,,
" ANsh, iains PTtnf fera0il Red cS- " Roc Sc,
~, IotHsesa Atrb l23in ALB Nhies Ia fsc n roman
tSSied as Democrats $3.50
The Fugtves or Dodgers are;
sesrs Beckwlth beaa Bsuyslt Burroughs Rurei ,Chs-
80 amp, 4 " q rms Gale. B. I. Gilmore ~ C;ors 4
h1ce ~ Loomi, Martin Miller Csb11s n 49, ~ 1a~
trkias Pciers, T. Red 4 p Rass Rose T IA s,.h $3.50
~ Tie speaker Ncv,lrL Nfrnfta. ~ Ttsr r.,
~ Asiyne Mood Ia IN All elected IS peroSra,s-l4 Nh.s,