The daily union., 1854-02-07

4 the prpeples OF The COMPROMISE OF ls5o-ii he also
hisves that The people oil the States have the pows
,nd the capacity 10 guard their interests against the
aons OF abolioniss when aided by the venerable
editors OF the fsagsner. they need not be surprised
The Position Of tho New York Democracy.
Il s well knows that the interest which Is Tell BY The
public mind On The question Involved an The territorial
hs bas derived degree OF inenseness and soIie
ude from The iacl lha, seemed 10 present pIacucai
es Of the posoas occupied BY the two sections Of Tue
lsmocra,ic party in New York The committees oil The
,wo organizations Of The cay OF New York have iei the
ponance Of prompt aud decided action on the SUBJECT
and we are now enabled TO announce the gratifying iae
the Two sections through their respective committees
have declared their adherence 10 the great principle OF
non Intervention proposed TO be applied
hs Nebraska and Kansas Territories The resolutions
m be found below and they viii be found TO announce
~ orincipe OF The COMPROMISE Of 1850 permanent,
rs Of action, applicable alike 10 Territories well as
States.
We canno, give place TO the resolutions passed by the
General committee at Stuyvesani Institute without ex-
pressing our deep regret al the pn oi hostility TO the
demonstration which they manifest. la our position
V, have endesvored to keep 10 mind the wise counsels
4 MIR Jttrrson who declared shortly before his deah
rAa government, held together by the bands OF rea-
IA only requires much comfdcmise Of opinions that
,hipgs even sauiary should not be crsmmed down the
oa,s Of dissenting brethren, especially when they may
|. a., ,no TORN 10 be willingly swallowed, and that
great deal 0! indulgence is necessary to strengthen
b,hs 81 harmony and fraternity" These The ripe
eounses Of Mr. Jefferson, and he gave them 10 Edward
vipgston in connexon with OF those great polili-
d subjects which have divided and distracted The public
mind We regret sincerely that the S,uyvesant commit
s have mol manifested in the resolutions the spirit Of
b,rmony ana fraternity" which Mr. Jefferson urges
scessary 10 the satisfactory adjustment OF great pon
s4l questions. There surely could be 20 wisdom IN re-
/ opspinx the wouads which dscord had inflicted upon
oa party in The Empire State. There was neither WIS.,
Jan moi Justice in connecting with their avowal OF the
ncple OF congres ssional nonneIvention the ground
ss mpu,atons urged BY ills enemies sgans, the admin
,,rs,on. There was absolute folly in disclaming any
enon or desire TO propitiae southern politicians who
srs sustaining the administration. IL will be observed
hal every allegation in The resolutions against The ad
nnisra,on has been passed upon by the people, and
each one the Judgment oil the sound democracy has beea
ID favor OF the administration. How THE committee can
ever sxpect to succeed in harmonzng and uniting the
democratic party By the exhibition OF The factious spint
which pervades these resolutions we unable TO com
pf-hsnd But the administration and the democratic
arty have ascealned thar they get along coniora
Bic without the co operation OF those WHO makns fac
aous warare both and whilst they glad 10
ret principles sustained they will be dsurbei BY The
attempt 10 resuscae charges thai have been pronounced
be unouadei BY The verdict OF the democratic in
every Sale Wh.t e feel bound thus 10 condemn the
.piri, which marks the resolutions Of the Siuyvesan
committee. We are graiihed that the TanuaDy committee
have displayed much wssom ard patriotism in their
course An attentive perusal OF thar preamble and
Iuions will satisfy the democracy OF other States that
ID. policy OF The administration which recognises all as
,aiona democrats who adhere 10 the Baltimore plat
form, was adopted in wisdom. The two OF resoa-
ions are as follows:
THx sTrrvssAaT KEsoLrrfcss-
Rrsossa Taat tue STATE OF Ai.soud, hzving presented
Congress constitution, fepaalican 10 iorm enl.
led admission into the sstehood Of Safes and Coo
es. had right impose upon her admission ibe cond
s slavery should thereafter be prohibited IN certain
poto the Tesflsoes Such condttson hiss
esved or deserved receive approval Of
ney The antsiaye sgItagfs OF 1921 under The lead Of
Rass kinS. the prooypes Of the Hnt slavery sgta
81 Isis nder the lead Of Martin Van Bafen Both in
V ed Ihe sane fanscisn. both sctnsed BY the
VOCATION OF The lights o. The people Of the States ia The
mn Territories, and both have been rpndaied by the
people, We stand by, and will sscrediy siutsin aud
fsrp The com promise. Of TIC Constitution. thoat qnibbe
!, gvasen; We reject end utterly deny the rigbl OF any
Congress comproise the rghs guaranteed by
rtuIion. upon any condtoss whatever
Rssovt5 That deGlocfauc patty sustsns and will
ooaunue sustain. the laws commonly bat sly
saasd The compton, se Of -. because ey
measures OF eompFonise, but becsusc they are
based pom recognise and oany out The obligations Of the
,oasinioa and the principles VI the democratic party
as government OF the Territories.
Rsoired Tna coaslaarns The violation by the presen,
sdhtnsrsiion OF tao pedges under which a. INTO
yoreits close aisuon viii the ant-slsvrry sgtstors
q istsiu wicked and attscss ppon The rights 81
he Ssales-s bold usurpaiion "a afng great central
power in conisorg re ioce eectons Of the
STATE, Of New York, Maaschnsets and Mississippi and
The pnscru pgious abuse Of It's patronage removals
and appointments oficewe our representative
% Congress against any fesnce upon the good faith OF the
saninztion in Supporting principles contained IN
ls bn for tbs government Of Nsbrssks and Kansasits
sSdsAp AZ incoosstea, with pas conduct snd VIII be
ioond 20 be more dangerous than open hostility
RsorsS That in thus rscrans the principles 81 the
ismocrsey n eity OF New York. well and
lncDty ~rpresscd discsin amy intention desire
propifsls the favor of that class Of politicians
tho Joined the present administration Ia It's vain
snsmpt bresx down the dsmocrscy OF the North II
hey sustained by the southern people political
shan be affected we. least, shall stsnd By
as Constitution in all is a,esY, bs those prime pies
q strict construction By which alone Il be preserved
rHr rAmxtsr HALL rxsoLuIIoSs
The Dsu,ocrs Q Re pnblesn General commiuse met al
Tammsny Hail The q Inst and adopted tie following
nctolaiions offered bv Hon VIM Nc Murray.