The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

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and recs nine this conven ION . nominate state
ici tt state committee and that the delegates
present. tie OF orop"r psesocs 70 aes a. c.~ms
ri.l and assembly districts
Sh,uld the action OF this Convention. continued
M .Sbo~ correspond with tris report. Other res0-
lu'oDs should be add d 10 t0ose they pave present
20: but not LaviDR prepared any, / have hume to
fer.
Mr.. PErxRs-I move that the report Of tue ma
iOrity b~ adopted.
wr. RAYAosp, Gree soil ~hin)-I d-si,e before
that mutton l. put. TO max. very brief sta emeny
IN ~ gu 10 the repovs. Here MIR. sta ed that Mr..
Snow agIte 20 the majority report IL the commit
tee, an6 that Il wss { Understood te To pre-
seIt minority report. 1t was uatertood. how
ever, THAT II ary mrmber desired to pr~seOt IN
additional resolution member Of the convention,
sBd not % member Of the committee, be bad .
perfect hight to do so. (Appisuse.) 70 that there
was but the exception (oen. Bulardl, and be IL
was III Ideletood wss to make min KITTY report.
(Laueh'er)
Nj. Snow II by any form Of words havs been
ssLgtt IN trar-
A MExBEm-Thss IL very uncourteous language.
(HiRee6 a. d app ause.)
Mr.. RAYMOHD-Far be Il from me to suppose
desired 10 bsve the grntlsms m eDtyapped 10 asy
way. tbiuk the geDtleusn bimsrf wih distinctly
,tcoliect the circumstance 20 which | refer The
retluti0n the seventh of those reported by the
Coai1man Of the O. Cmmittee in rsga.d 70 ,e action
of those people In other States ~ho have thr0wn
aside patty bords for the pu,pose at concentrating
all q cir action en- the subject Gen. Bullard. WHO
was atsebt during the g ster part OF the time toe
committee ~ss IL sessiOn. It wa very we'll uuder
STOOD would mako minority report. (Lsug ,te-.)
NJ. SNOw-I never CONSENT t. give up my right
Mr.. RAYaoNDETbst is correct. sir iu enc par.
t u)ar: You certainly claimed the right to disagree
with General Bullafd, and TO mako report different
from bis. (Lauehter(
report Of the gentleman from Madison (sir. Suow)
contains matter that was never submitted To toe
committee In any shape. For instance, there IL Q
past o. tie report in favor Ct excluding slavery
from the Di.trct OF Columbia, ~hich is tue same in
subsfance with what We have said In she majority
Itpcrt-that we want 1t ex luded wherever the
leceral government has control.
Mr.. HAvENs (AbOlitiohist)-I move that the
resolutions be voted on ee. ara,ejy.
Tho motion WIS ADOPTED, and the resolutions were
acted upon IN accordance Herewith. Toe presm.
bic and oil the resolutions up to the sevent were
= opted unanimously. The fourth received three
theers. aid u Q sixth was amenced, on motion cf
.ths South"
The sixth met with slight opposition from Gene
raj Bula' d, who said be was opposed to the aomis
lion of a. more slave States from free territory;
but be cid lot tn Dk IL advisable to commit theaa-
sev. in sdvan 70 10 regard to circumstances ~hich
mit ht ari-~. (Hisses ann Giles OF "question.')
Gen. BCLLARD--I jast want TO ray one word.
(Hsar ion, hear him.) AL wat TO say is, that
circumstances nay srlse WHEN shall wait to vote
f.r toe admission Of Cuba, Dot ~th-tanoiDg slavery
The seventc resolution was sere read, ~heu Cen
ersl Bullsro again -ose and amid the most upr0a
ri us laughter moveo to amesdat by Inserting at tho
emo The words, "and that this convention follow
sheir eXa,rrle by presenting ticket at this time,
without distinction Of patty" (Crss of "good,
gocd.')
Mr.. BRoTnrRsoN Of Saratoga, (abolitionist and
Humanitarian, ,)-l am iappy 70 meet 80 large aud
IL tt)lgent al audience ss this in Saratogs. | was
always opposed to using any means, unless they had
etrign Ia view, and tniUk as no have definite
design before us. the less we indulge IN nigh sound
ing wo de- the better.
Mr: BrognRnsoS-we have met tho cremy and
they a,e s,uis.
Sane VoIcB--Yes, sir.
Mr.. B--We don't want to 60 somewhere else t6
DO Thing ,hs. ons0s 70 Be done dgat square ~
rs go home again. II we arc going to express Al
opEoh without acting on 1t, will 70 ba K TO Bali
sion Spa, snd tell them waot to return 20 the rsnks
tho idea in my mind s. that se should Iut dowo
y i kinds Of slavery-slsvery Of MINI. slavery Of
9 his. lavrry OF all sorts and sizes ON THAI Of
,hs 'tr child ~ to any ,hs,s you lissso the na
slavery, ano will express m opinions on 1t IL you
y III bf SO good az te ear nc. am SO ry to tres
pass. being so umbe an lost sumcntaIity. (Laugh-
rer.) claim. hoaever, TO be an American citizen,
aDo 'hst, let me tell you, is good deal. (Laugh-
ter and spplause) Now, let me ask you all, ~ meu
and patriOts--f tic very cause toat brlBgs you
here shov that you love humanity and yonr cnun-
uy ano tbst you are 10 favor Of taking the ham
oH The poor pepro-let ne ask you, go home to
your constituents, and tell them what you have
cone, what they will say tn you. You will tell them
that eve went to Saratoga, and made great
flourish of truIDpcts; passed resolutions AUST
Ire Nebraska till and great many other pat lotto
uinet." We'll they will reply, but what
old you. dn2' And you ill answer :" We con-
c.udtd to be patriotic without acting; We thought
he beYT n wait
" liticsl Iarty will start q new organization
(aughter) TIC truth is, the old political
lait e. Isw ars like SO many dead corpses Uausa-
itr.) Their lilo is oepa,ted. (Renewcd laughter.)
All The good spii, iba; ever was ia them Is EN-.
booied in this Intelligent body now before me.
lIaugbt-r and applause They have bad their
ds, aid done their ~ork The currency question,
the tariff where are theys Among the t1'ngs that
wsrv; they have oone ther work; theie works are
bthu them. new era has arrived; the vans OF
our baton demand something new. That old work
IL ooDc; the great natl nal questions that aeitsted
the country have passso s~sy for ever. We are
living now IN y progressive sge. Something new
d. n,ands attention. The great idea nov is the
lbs ration Of part Of the human family from bond
IL abolished. Let the old parties 60; their princi
fks their life, their spirit now 1.-Two In the intei
gent body sec btfore ne. You have come out OF
all parties, You are toe cdos AMI ENDS Of every
thing. Outrageous laughter) l dou't want 80
d. tain you. am a0mumshed by my friends that
I'm occup, ing good deal of tine, and don't want
t. ou that. am epcsking because 1 believe that
,ou arc kiro OF oiticsls rap book, and you have
Q erfc,t right TO do Whist you please. lR-ncwsd
lsugner) ANY msn who has n It got indepcod-
enongh TO come out Of party has MT any man
hood about him. Another grea' element which We
ought TO pos.ess be afraid of Dothng. Weshould
Lot q lw spin'usl tyranny Of any KIDD tn brood
over The American people, nsr over any other peo-
pie. (CTies Of "qu stson.") GentIeusn, would
b. vc happy In y, ry bumb way, but 10 mem.
Ter of the great American famL,-(Lsughtcf.)
M. PETEEs-l ON afraid he Is goi.g TO take no
all the time. and 8 onle Father he would not, -
want TO talk liu1 m. self.
Mr.. BgorHERsoS- ia relation TO the passage OF
the sc olu'ins--( 'Qaesiioo," "questior.'D
Mr.. Ger tk nep, lie tbis-
A voIcE-I y oud move that no gentleman bo
allowed moro than five minuter.
NH have this to ssy--(Great uprosr, throw.
ing T, mnany N thtsbsde.) You are all clever fel-
l.ws but want TO speak and mast be heard.
A voicE--I am requested 10 ask II be b dele