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

Hr ks K"AS then resumed rs address. IL said.
Follow OtleLs have of.en stood here fr4e~y y.q-.
nCo, 70 ad1ocai" what cpI:dc7 tie ri tt- u ths
Woikitg msn-of tlat olass wip make ~ the
bone eJd snew Of the nation. Tor sueh men W hive
On mnndod Homestead. bc' II 81 such have d.
nan dtd that The country be sof d with free tep.nfen
tanners Ard we have mot obstacle In ,hr iolth tna
bts proyente1 our triumph. We have had the I'd voc
g ile Wctsters End tie GAYS the strongest -Dri. IN
the Senete and the House But eternay the great BIZ
tear was So. ny; they we're ever dy 20 give The
public hTo-. 10 depfocinte then price, in every direction
except where fee labor could establish itself Bar the
greatest Of public liberty, the OF repu
hcsIifn Tie liberty Of free free soil that ~
ever net Their most stcsdfasi opposition. Applause
In order gerffmcn. that you express yOur opinion
upon that ,ui jcct have here resolution On that land
gresioD which has recently been treated shamefy
NosAiugtoD
mr. RcTH,y ;heD read the following resolutions:
h'd 1Aat ne irae n'errss Of freedom and humanity require
- oi o. he iase' be .oe ba hat nsy Be- tva "a
e - remain Noticeable 'zsptfo Cthfr lsudcfs scusi se-T
ard thus pIeVe src Houoio without witch Slavery eaHao
R,.oT,5 tn. he '9so,r Of coas.. Who - ,es9o.',
r'iosa nnooi.t, mhy brbfnss ID ieg saa isoo's tae
rrnt cf he tue rreitl. a. eran I.eHtc.n
i 'cifrty ilfuer e,du either uras % repe' Aepu6an
lie reading was received with applause mingled with
somo hssos.
Mr. RYc1v.y resuinod: Fellow-cidzcns, we have nov
at last freedom TO act upon this question They have de-
FED u. By lawsuits against Tho State Of Nc~York they
have determined 70 yindicate their right 10 plaut
slavery in The Pgrk; and the Courts have rscog.
Diz.d the process for setting up here mart fIr
Slavery and q coop for sl1gos. lGrca, applause.
in regard NtbraskG and Kansas, they were glad to
b0ul tie da1s, and I" have the land occupied to the
e1clusicu of free labor. But when the press Of free
labor turn tht VINE mar uhcr bty W"hIi Dreak down
the Compounds Of thirty yeurs Let us, then, break
down ali e1cu-e for any compromise with Slavery again
LApplause
Tie CHAIR put the resolutions offered by Mr. Ryck-
nan which were carried.
Alb WATSON then came forward ard offered the fol-
loving 1esolutions
Pooid ma. ~, en- II lnesgdisr; me Convention cld
o meet sssoss the 18Th Of tins mouth 70 norra
t Tt. ,'y so1q,sa' sS mad, BY he .;5 Convention
They were received with good doa Of camor, FOR and
ueeinst, chiefly The latter.
Mr.. WATsoS proceeded TO address the meeting bu.
could scarcely be said to obtain hearing a. well
reporter could catch his words AMID the uqrolr he said:
IT apIear- perfectly ydont to That the roai objects
Of til. meeting are no. apparent. be- leave offer
these resolutions beg tie meeting to consider all Their
bearing before voting in every connection with the CJn
veron which VIII meet this mouth.
n. HAYES, moved that " + should be substituted
for We in The rc,oluions that the scntoman scnti-
men,s might DC Known.
NJ WAIsoN--The sentiment ia not individually mine
Il is that Of large number. luproar
motion made 10 lay the resolutions on the table,
which was put BY tie Chair End lost.
The resolutions were tlen put and declared by the
Chair 10 be Lost.
Tie mover d,4and,d ina; they should be pu: again
le insisting Hey we're not lost. lie said TIL. ia the
clincry Of n inflow Weed Groans and uproar he
las Lcisicd croaus and urroar hopes nterruphon
-Goyornor OF the State. IGroans Are You 10 be die
tated to IGrolns and d4mor Listen to me. VIII you
have Il man Ike 1hurlow Weed Great interruption
Some one in tlc crowd called for .diug Of the
resolution.
CHArR-You have called for roreldins l3res Of No
ard Yes
CnArr-A part Of you have called for thc rc-read-
ing
Tie re.readpg was moved and seconded
Mr.. WATSON read the resolutions again the Chair put
them to tie meeting, and declared them lost.
On tho motion Of Mr. Rl KHAN, the meeting then adj
j"urned.