New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-24

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sre Q, s have tsen At con
ysno Bus New cSas - ssope liberal posy
and in 1880 he sPpesred s an sS,e ISiSn User asss
the Union him then APd bow
hat has been returned you al tnow From h n.2
s the principles Baltimore Platform from he .D,
which t controversy vas nco, of,se Unsd
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81 "ichssnl II General Pierce. his Cabinet. aesslsd
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srs thnss mpos.ise- wss The VIA n Ik h,s ia
IN. the sss1ce quite tired e the ,ReassF
ard a svsn ~ go sssr distinct orssai1sOs but h,re
wa, !, inducemen for them 70 absndon tnetl ase ,s
sns zee sos S.a sSss Ia he Goioa men
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% k. own mind now run favor Of the Baltimore gA
form 80 Rse be.a his sdvse be woad be restored TO the
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wsshn now IN our cay and sfrSn Ssa Of s.r let
a. cherish be ehehsd the living non As sssI ss9se AZ
s. Of ro r. me rather the opinions Of eiales or ans
ssners OF u denomination or on waAs,s Isss r1y
R,' , s' Of ~; Denoerstie parry. loud sPPause
Francis s Cutting next called up lie thanAei
h car thar cordial reception lie hoped to return good
works for Tie confidence placed in him by the parry lie
congratulated them upon the recent victory over ne otner
branch Of the party ~ me vet
had found nsar " 100000 voters in this state VINO hed
the integrity Of the Democratic party paramount TO
pointed hi. sorGus integrity 70 principle watch asa
thus tiuTphed oy sfgI oD sas Ssppp re ot upon
ybih thew ocd; Ii y bsd worked for recognized principles
forward with sep They had had trial E ss1 Ss
with the Free sOss Ssy said to be in an oeoasds1
bic minority the sssts overnment the Canal paonsss s
and state ssn s.ss sro To- the a5cOn
Of our eminent q items had oeen maAsa 10. ~
asos ssaI bonors cissn they %
SS0.. sss g en- opnsS
thus driving from Is n1n Il lie %si Snd BY
ton the Democratic party and the Union we love 50 sa awe
other party united alous no sasrsaees 81 GPn S
We NAVE s egps 6G sSs D%sce party w
irs 70 dead body Bui now lid OF Free SoilnA Is
DS an sod for yor, Tor result in Bon
son ic and sound
ss Let as show bold front and onsands viii come back teu
Mr. Cutting made practical gesons for their S'aTe f
Duct and paid bis last regards 70 Oa ~ r I'm,
General Walbridge member OF Congress, was inc ne.
sneaker He was received with great applause Among
To inst and true man. there obligations NOSE
sacred and imposing than those which result from the de-
oroton of power In representative capacity IL Is tue
bhest exhibition of human confidence in civilized States
Nor is any man qualified to become the repository OF the
public regard who is not willing to as tearessiy ana mac
pendenty in great cases OF public smefgnGy @
ing all sOrdd and personal consdsrauoas III 'no P'Pe'
discharge of official duties. .,,;... II
have therefore preferred to court tine responsoly Oh
this hour rather than by silence or NOT gse M
teraIce TO my convictions ct this ucton Of our national
ne remember in advance that political liberty is the
dominant sentiments OF this age ana % ;e ;d
peole has been confded that high responsibility oil guu
ing that sentiment conyales the ocean oil human pas
sion abroad ND ,,orv g al in
the renovn of our country can al share ana IN inc
las nc disgrace that shall marx its overthrow we must Ill
alike participate. ...., ,,o,o,a ,voro
oad mon 10 discharge the highest duty that can possibly
devoiye upon the citisen-the selection Oh ther Cei
Magistrate II was not strange tiat suci uesls,' -
onC the highest consequences, and Affecting rue coun
try for Good or for evil should have CONFUSED society 10
IN irrpes center From individuals eminent FOR theI
1s s5S sss from thsir Known idsuc with poll
teal principles which made them the exponent 81 s p NJ.
H. bsIest suramit OF martial was opposed oy
less eminent citizen the present 'n'e' 'iAs' " wv
That eoutss YVES snns fsot Of General
hi long thorough Identification with me gss de man
nsr which lad always susrd the fn o. aas
patriotism above s Us ., .sssd HI.
@ tie oninson to eie Ou entrances for se star
lie and 10, and ssdnes the b0andH Of ne
the ID Q. A. D. - ood before the world the
haTest aed Of men invested BY great ana
Nor haa reached that enneee ~ any anwSni acts a
90 tosor ard onIf suffered be employed when
i wold ts nsions and unite the DelocfSoS against ~
and mysterious the ways Of Providence u !.
evn 50 much happiness and power naons
hopes Fnsn Pierce his hopes we're o dn
W. trinu ph and the be4 Of Concord were
sol.mniy tong domestic bereavement ths resea upon m
home iis iesrt was broken aid bis ,cn was dead h,h h
Melanehoy indeed been the emotions under wnen
tiyes and I'll Office which ha bad never sought
so0ns6 s Sss o on the door Of the dist
Of he Cato the Vice President wn ae s ,sl 81
We @ oa and the President Sle stood alone the only OH
e. met s, With s, fSa:
counsel Of he VIE and pstee S sousdspee 20 d
fnri.6ed Senator from his naive state But me- too %
% &c tomb truly hand OF the Al~ighy has rested
hesshv On the brow the President Of the und s.aes
AFFECTIONS
& have u far Of the United ss;es no
H. confident belief he will 50 administer ths
meet the wishes ofthss National Democracy "nSn o'
hin 90 TIN phany into power -. s. that ,vb.n IN
f1ers Of The Constitution 70 ogspe me new S s i.
AID adapt il 20 condition Of Affairs tns S ~
of 20 much greater freedom By the people man
Syy Republics they Distributed the power. OF the n ~
having their appropfiat
me ab he whole dependns the manner " which 'A
reformed constitutional tuneons t,;.. D.r.v,r,.,
h. @e. mot less than the Exeeatye ana IS one Jag
% he people should resist any enc ~.
- bfs of the sates the rights Of Tho peoPi. ana 1
sspd hy Union all hazads and regAa ns
I'M Ia con promises the gres palaainni W "-N
al The s1Ss'W concluded snd great applause in
al Ts sneech throughout was received with very grei
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