New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
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Fse-sS That when shareholders and their allies Of al
parties unite for The propagation o. nn Il shous b. the
signal feemen of all parties to unite 10 r'''' ''H IN
roads and their power. Il, ,,.-.;., o-o I.o
Procd That since the issues Of the old pare, are 'el.
ont ~ hi in the crusade for Slavery when mas oeen '
up we can leave them out Of sight also UNI. hDes
ngain restored as national pT1ncipe aha 'n' 80 ,hs
", will Know no issue at the balot-box paramount 10 inc
great principle Of human freedom as defined IN the
'Sn Of hSt men IN coOrre. who have SO no.
bly, opposed the passage Of the Nebraska outrage are emu
tied to thanks, hearty cooperation anu ineo
support
courage sustain politically ANY man who by word OF
dc ed lends h influence in favor of the extension OF slavery
into FREE territory who not bold and fearless adyo
cate of human freedom.
ResoIred That recommend the holding Of State Con-
yentions and at early day National Convention for
the purpose of protecting human liberty and for tho o
posing Of Slavery extension and for eecng orgsniza
lion the object Of which shall be to the election Of
such men to Office be relied upon true to liberty
in every and emergency that may arise out of the
ecminr contest between Freedom and Slavery.
Reeircd That we viii stand by the rescuers of Glover
with our influence purses and our right arms and no
Cont sha crush them and no prison walls or bars shall
ever coune them for patriotic and Christian duty as
giving fellow being food lodging and tghSi ilos'1s
Hesolred That our advice every United STATES ofcer
in Wisconsin whether lie be Judge, Commissioner Attor
ney or Marshal is that he give up the dehumanzns anu
execrabe business Of assisting in the return OF
slaves resign his Office and pursue at least reeIa0
business for his daily bread
Resolred That in adopting these resolutions, we are
neither triiing nor insane ou, nvins, We W." Sv
eUEATH HE SENTIMENTS THEY CONTAIN TO OUR POS
TERlTY.
We have heard good deal of late about the con-
structiye treason of those who entertain the old
fashioned notions contained in that old-iashoned
document, called the Declaration Of independence.
1t seems to us that here is in which the cardi-
nal doctrines of Liberty pretty srenuously assert
ed. We suggest that the slave drivers and their
northern allies had better be taking steps to que the
rising rebellion OF the Liberty boys Of Wisconsin
We suggest TO the Christian editors of The Journal Of
Commerce and the Satanic corps of The Herald, that
they had better shoulder their reocks and start for
the scene of the medtated "treason." Douglas
could 20 as Captain, and Toombs would be delighted
TO take the post of OF the expe
dtion The columns Of the first named paper ialrly
beamed with joy at the delicious occurrences In the
City of Boston, last week, and the other journal s
even more intent upon " sacrificing liberty by the
same methods adopted in monarchical countries;
so that these editors could not fail TO seize with aac-
rity so eligible an opportunity to make display OF
their patriotism The relieved hirelings Of the Fed
erel Government, about Boston, would of course ac-
company this worthy company, and we should doubt
less soon hear that order is restored in Wisconsin
We nd the Wisconsin case not to these alone
but to the Nebraska consprators in generals slave
drivers northern funkes doughfaces, traitors, and
all as one eminenty deserving their attention. They
had better be ordering up their troops speedily for
if they don't take these in detail as they arise
they will directly find so many on their hands that
they will be quite overwhelmed with the business OF
sacrificing liberty by the methods adopted in
"mOnarchical countries"