New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

and the most powerful the world has ever seen
Alone il eosd dictate 10 AL the kingdoms on tne
world le,gued together. The free States, by them
selve-, ENDANGERED by the slave States, could oy
propouncing "Fre,dOa to aQ," dispel the gloom
which overshadows Europe, and give freedom TO the
oppressed peoples. But 80 long as Freedom ate mpts
10 feet an unnatural alliance with Slavery, sym
paihy for the prosecuted liberal refugees cannot be
expected-tbough were there revolutionary
nov em. Mt actually commenced, and were It surfi-
,nty stopg TO give hopes Of its ultimate success
then il poseible that the more enlightened and gener
Gus portion Of the public might contribute material
aid totally upconpected with the United States Gov
eminent from which, 80 long as it Is under the Slave
~ influence no good can come.
'Tbs strusgle between Liberty and Slavery in this
courry is now commencing. The slumoering eie-
,'ents If dseord have been brought into active OPP
nosition 70 each Sher through the measure known ~
III N.brsska bill for the extension of Slavery over
those Territories where il was prohibited by previous
l.ci.lation-~bicb bill that small section OF the Jafe
Duocrat,c Pro SLarer party ,mscalled Young Amer
"a headed by Senator Stephen A Douglas, proposed IN
Conor,ss. ard the corrupt Pro Slavery members OF
the other sections accepted and enacted as law In
d,fsnce of the urgent and vehement remonsu ances
of The mass of the people Of the tree states whose III
dignrtop appears now to be excited ny tns Set
Ii the FRiE principle in America be truly reused oy
the Nebraska bill, then perhaps We may from tns
quarter Of the globe receive some symps'ny no,n
the Slavery pr nciple we can expect houe-uol 90
We az lovers of liberty make with the opposite prin-
the Pro Siarery Car.
LIBERAL SOCIETIES REPRESENTED IN THIS con-
vESIIoS.
IL psmoeIsiic Uoon.-t ADOPTED Citi.ss.l
III Free Democratic League i~e'eG"s, opposed 70 ns
" Fr.ie G,mriuGe -ICir,waa)
v Turnerbund.-( German, Gyrra,,ie, So
VI cuban D,mccr,t'
viii Univer,,l Democratic Republiesnisn MIsd and
10 Ia
x lt.isa section of Universal kspeslie.Hi'~-
XII ArbeiteIhInd -(Gerndn ,ooTkmen
Mi Ouyrier Circle Z 1muieaa rorkmea
Nest of these societies have extensive ram'nca-
tiops; some have several hundred corresponding
branches or sections in various parts OF the United
States.
By direction Of the Convention of Liberal Societies
:; q york II. FORBES,
~ VI Oct o 1854 Corresponding Seeretsrys%
Tie letter was adopted MN. con. IL was resolved
that copies be sent 10 kossuth Ledru- kolin MalZn
Ssffi ard Other such, &c rectify their false IDEAS
An invitation to the Convention 10 attend the Con-
cress Of the Arbeter-bpRd was accepted.
Col. Forces called attention to the necessity oil
selecting from the various tickets mea proper Ia De
supuore ed at the 1t election; who hadavoraole
aniececents which were more TO be relied ou than
pronis,s which however solemn might be broken:
MIR Gelin for instance, had dore something toward
clean ing the streets, and Mr. Wheeler had performed
his 0Biy nianiuly az w ashng'oh III opposing Dous
Mr.. ARBUIHsoT, delegate from the Workmens
ULion, observed that Genin was not proper person
to support since he so hard on the 9orkmen en-
ploytd by him. The workmen could not place conn
der ce in him.
MIR b b DAVIS said that every nerve must be
sranec 10 break up the present sy stem OF primary
eleciiops which disgrace to the country Peo.
ple were not fully that the practical results OF
This :, stem gave to us the very worst candidates.
The operation was the following AT the several pri-
mary eectitIs OF each party, those OF The opposite
side rent these persons for the purpose OF getting the
very worst cal dioates nominated IN the expectation
that the proposal of such would be sure defeat,
and thus afford an victory for the other side
Each party resortibg this mode OF defeating ia adj
yersaIy produced the tickets OF which the public 30
justly complain
The Secretary was directed to prepare asset of ques-
tons which should be printed aud should be sent to
the several candidates at all future elections.
gentleman came in from the meeting Of the Prac'
tcs Democrats to invite the atts ndance OF the Dele
gates at their meeting next Tuesday, the Practical:
having the oesre to unite their Efforts Tor the general
good with the other progressive reforners. Inc In
yitaton accepted.
The Convention adjourned to Wednesday next.