New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

connection. they certainly have strong natural amn
ties There are individual exceptions ou' 'he' ''
not suffice 10 iuyadate the general tru'a tnA' .ho oP
pouepts of the Nebraska Inquiiy and oil the L,a"o'
Traffic are substantially the same; while 'ne nan
pions of Slavery Extension and OF the nun Aia.e
s,e Hteuise nearly identical. We do not make 'ii'
c,ss.isca.ion we fndt existing. under circumstance
-hiob comnel us TO regard il as natural And 'a'eu
-, .o,ne underlying instinct or neral necessity
=. .,nnose N State Convention should De so' TO-
rhi.b should grsvely resolve that the Iarln
ha recast in the interest of Labor rather than
mine interest of Trade, so as TO increase and
omnloymept at home aud arrest the perilous
81 our Precious Metals to Europe; that the i'm
.--o,r.n. of our natural channels OF Interstate
T-.de nv means of Rivers, inland Harbors &C.,
oucbt 70 be vigorously prosecuted by the Federal
Government aud that this Nation ought to seek az
erandizement through development and diyerslhedPro
ducton at home rather than through conquest and ac
ouistion from abroad-(all which We do most devout
" and implicitly beeve)-and were to glide over the
questions of Slavery Extension and Liquor Suppress
sion as lightly and ambiguously as possibe-who
would not see that the Platform bore no intimate and
proper relation to the Canvass that it the old
story of 1.-THE play OF Hamlet with the part OF Hamlet
d" omitted ?" 1t is even possible to elect Deega-
tion to Congress and Legislature of unmpeachable
Wing orthodoxy, according TO the old landmarks, and
yet grossly misrepresenting, on imminent and vital
question:, the Whigs of to-day
90! ue shall come out strongly against the Ne
"lsaska swndle" says relic worshiper; 1.-the
Resolves of our Wing State Convention Wal be clear
land ftrong on that point"
Very well, old comrade and then suppose, whether
under or over your Resolves there shall be presented
for Congress in your District two opposing candi-
dates-one Wbig standing on all the Wing Plat
forms ever made. or only on the newest; who shall
avow himself totally, immensely opposed in the ab-
stract to the Douglas Inquiy, but averse to what he
calls taetiOuS and fruitess opposition, now that the
bill has become law and Che asserts) can't be re-
pealod: while against him is a Democrat according
TO the old nomenclature who stands pledged to resist
the swinde and the swindlers at every step and by
every Parliamentary means even to the stopping of
the Supplies, if necessary. aud practicable; and
nerer under any constraint or seduction, to assent to
the ADM sson of Kansas Nebraska as a Slave
State-which Of these candidates would you vote
for And, as between Democratic candidate for
the Legislature, who declares himself unqualifedly
for Liquor Prohibition and Wing who qubbles. or
lodges, or plays mum, which is your choice
Ours no man will doubt; and those who agree
with us will naturally expect some decided action
from the Saratoga Convention, at least so far as the
assertion of principles is concerned. Those who
fear their party standing, labodously achieved,
will suffer by any disruption or jar of the old party
machinery, will of course labor to keep things as
nearly as may be in the old ruts, and make the Sara
toga movement as amless and Insignificant possible.