New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

Missouri Compromise be had no assurance that the ordi-
nance Of 1857 would be held sacred lie did not believe
With Mr. Webs and Mr.. Everett that the climate on
coil would regulate the gu ,stion OF Slavery
lie would not trust New againss the ner-
sepsry spirit Of slaveholding withous prohibition In
conclusion he eShor'ed the patty stand up strictly to the
line Of the Constitution whatever might be pursued
by Others.
Mr. Dexter romsIks received with great applause
The Csnvestion is fully attended
Mr. josiah Quincy sad he was not surprised a. the
passage Of the Nebraska bill Tie was surprised that it
had not been before and be reooed az it was the last
straw to the canes hack that would lead to the throwing
of OF The burdens which had too long been bOrac. He
believed it TO be the duty Of the country from
the Constitution the obligation fugitive slaves
at all hazards, and 1t for the interest Of the
South we'll a. the North 10 do After pointing out
The great evils which had suited from the Fugitive Slave
law and slave extension he indicated as the remedy the
union Of the free States in the demand for release from
the Fugitive Slave Obligation which measure, if carried
cut would iuase life into the union of the States.
Three loud cheers given for Mr. Quincy at the
conclusion of bis speech.
The Committee Credentials reported ,776 delegates
Representing 297 towns and cities.
The vote for candidate for Governor sls for Wosh
bum, and Ill for Senator Rockwell scattering. The
vote was then made unanimous for Washburn Tho
were then collected for Lieutenant Governor when the
Convention adjourned for dinner.
AFTEREoos SESSION.
In the afternoon session the Comm ee on the nonina-
ton of candidate for reported tho
whole number Of votes five bundled and sixty
For Wm. c. PluDkett, sec; for John G. Palfrey, 3.
Mr. White OF Lowell, from the Committee Rosolu-
tons. reported be following:
Ee.OIped the Whs party Msssachuscs 70 Lib
city The and the UnSo lave nc heed to abandon its
loaded 1hst the Union to estabSh us'ce osaSe
sis..ss. Of 5sI, to cui.sy,. csr So.selisy
u Ion pei sdun Ct political safety and
tss We sogn1e now .IS ever pe .oS vs SOa
Rs.oi1eS Thai VA. the policy Of tn, fathers Of the Republic 10
eonhIs slavery 20 It's ing limit evidenced by
'se oS.s &C. .: & so0 pd T. al 1 , Of
Government Slavery should forever prohibited IL the public
Ks.ossd Tina the of the Eaiiou.l Legislature in
ioi 1oTe than rbTty years ian
se1sn b o. sssss 90 h the
ROed Tbsihe and long continued ssge'oos Of the
ehuseti and OF the free states TO the @ that ia cad and .
&C.! s BY s; s. r. ss III EcSss o. 40. ai
northern eaebery, snua,ed BY the of ousrn ana
principle Of the Gverumot is pren'ed to the American people
" M time. s,S npe All 90
constitutional 'bs secure the blessings Of liberty 70 our
hcosd we unstersby opposed the extension Of
In M dial, a. Of so much Of the Nebraska
ksns. &c, Is snnus me Missouri ana n: we ~ op
OUT OF any Of our te'f'osi oheS o''S Dc oH"d
Re,oIed That the PROVISIONS tho Consultation of the United
s.Ai. ,het ne SdenS o. gn aE ~ I s s b t
year, goy viola Of the Uoion where
mw' e.. 20 i $40 "a ,; 90 90 mem men. u ' ' VIII
RsOed Fusve Law Of 1850 contains harsh and
rbi,ai, kloon, w3eh are unnecesy 70 sG hs icy % S
roIiou end odous too free people WIG claim ~ Inheritance the
nsh. o. @ o 81 S We u . ss. "sysr cease TO
demand such shall msso Consistent with tn
.onsGese lsh' Oh the "'e '''s "'' ~
hssoed That the people OF the ree STATES arc ca 60 upon ~
and S e'p TO- te sres 30. of estcn shall secure
new and oIoceopsd 20 te soniaoI Oh Ice aSst
oDsi bring dominion OF
haossd Ist ~ TIE 6sG I'M N % o,ss anew the s.ad
policy the Democratic party who have bown them elves
~ S Fr sitoa nd we ."ss The Ffedent OF the Uned
having wsutony ,oaa the pledges Of his neasuia id
asps. OF i dbes er the purpose Of unwsrrsnted in.
reference with the action of Independent c9Crdns branch o.
ponns to both home abroad foreigners qusons
bic cha se1s, ana COUPLE , 10 , st,sei upon
weak and def community the most trivial sonads
sssp. in Sceis ecrntres Of that fal religion.
dom which Is BY all class o. ;nep Q, ~n wa c All
lovers of the free States unite with
N 1890, as.oamhe" 'Ho'' 70 io''"' '"' s'''''"- " WV
phor A f,bo,ms, of Snyinc6eld euIoeized the pres
, s,,e Ad,ni.trstion and peuding amendments to the
.,,;o :; no,,ros. NTH the National Administration
a ,ho no,1d ons,;tut;on nv he people last year To
overcoue the owls resulting from the Nebraska BILL he
90. Of n,,on tbs, nothing WAS to be expected from any
,Ica action upon il by tho present parties in power.
I douhtsJ whether the course of the Wings VINO sup
.oa an. ad,nin;stra,;on weuId be approyed OF by
,.;o;,v of their constituents lie did not believe the
Nebraska bill could have been passed by Wing Ad-
mipstraton. with President from the North even