New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
DELEGATES TO SARlrooA CONTENTION

Oyovn,., Co.-James NJ. Munro. II. X. Warren,
James Nunroe. John Bowman H. Z. stark, Abnef Chap
man. Edwin Miller, Newmau h. Moves, Orange Com
stock If. ). Bean. Amos L. Granger. Alfred H. lIoYey,
Curiiss Mcsc., N.yus ". Smith +. L. Soule, W. ".
Richardson t. W. Benson, T. =. Noble, IL. II. Gage,
Russc Dugud.
tpcraa,cs-W Trucsdell. D. + Johnson, Abram
Wright W IL. Downor, l. j. Glleu l.. Cation, Warner
Abbott. Edwin Aiken, NJ. d. Benedict C. b. Selgwick,
Hiram Putnam. l.. W. Hall. l.. Ciary, ID. T. Wood
Elisha Peck Ambrose smith Dcnn.s)u Palmer VI ton p
Kinney, Edwin Mason.
4 H. lIovoy offered the following resolution:
Resored only eac'ua means ATTAINING no ,nds
lion which meet at saraosa ich INST Che 70. na on
ittee Ter the purpose csus STATE Convention
candidate. fer Slate Officers la November oeSt
The resolution wa carried after being discussed by v
W. Smith, \. II. IIovcy, Il. H. bbard w. II. Dosner
James NJ Munro, Mr. Beebc l. J.. Souo, Mr.. Chapman,
T. T. Davis the Rev. Luther Leo. the Rev. Il. X. Ray
mond 5. d. Dllaye &. l.. Longstreet, the Rev. ). }.
Nav l.. L. Noble, Gen. Granger. Previous 10 his the
Convention adopted strong series yf An-Nebraska re 3D.
lutons which were reported b. slessrs d. 2. Wood T.
T. Davis Viyus w. Smith Nathan Scale William Clark
Committee These resolves 20 for the repeal OF tho Ne
braska bill and Fugitive staye law for the excus on Of
slavery from ali the Territories which may hereafter be
organized against the admission OF any more Slave States
snd for aboshng Slavery in the District of Columbia
ageosson Of Slavery Of character to cow nee the
people of the North that have longer any security for
the continuance Of such Republican Government ~ was
bequeahed to us by Washington and Jefferson than what
left to us wills and votes in favor ottbe Kansas
and Nebraska Emigration Asocations declaring the in
tenton of the Doughfaces and the cohorts OF slavery 10
subvert the Constitution, and to impair the just weigh, Of
! the North in the public councils and
the therefore called enlist for the 20
with uniting zeal the bitter end conscious must
be- that such the Almighty has attribute that an be
the side Of Slavery and that ultimately the issue mus, Do
glorious Freedom Civilization aud ChTAtanity and dsasto 10
. only o plantation tyraBis
eosd instructed By southern example which deems al
econday The preservation and extension OF slavery
North ought BE- prepared dscsd oil minor obligations
olucng the full aud cien discharge Of our whole duty 70
should be the rule Of pos conduct, that Will
National Legislatures committed fs h.
the principles enumerated the second
tion adopted by this meeting
That the thanks Of all the friends Of freedom
the Judgs the NncOnsn who mad
amid m doubt and despondency
eIpouud the laws favor Of the principles contained the Declare
ton Of lndeps ndeEce
Rd wise that the than - Of the friends Of freedom
those members Congress who spoken and voted
national faith ha repeal Of the Nssou
their furnished proof that they
BE- deFendd upon during the battle shoh has begun
the antagonist forces 0f Liberty and slavery