New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-22

distinction OF party ana nave no uoiot VII
generally and heartily responded to IN every Assembly
District In the Empire Stale The call j. signed by prom
rept members Of both political parties and II is recon-
mended that convention mass meeting De neid Ia
each county for the purpose OF eechS me aele
We are FULLY Informed what the orieas'ors OF lhs
call have in view. further than to accomplish al
ization Of northern eemen resist the OF
the slave power. Tbs a matter which cannot no" &c
sgitaied too much Pie infection upon the country VI
the deestabe Nebraska outrage the consequent VI
the Missouri Restriction Up0u the further spr5al 81 oAe!
and the shameless violation OF plighted telth on the
part OF the South demands active and thorough
of org anzson by northern freemen, TO pfe'eo' tee
srread Of African Slavery under Ssmocrac hePao
can Institutions and the surrender Of the Government OF
the greatest Republic the world has yet seen into Tue
our tree institutions than that Of the Emperor Nehoa
himself II il plain 70 be by any one VINO WI IAAe
the pains look back upon the history OF our Conges
sioral legislation for years past that Ia every c0nc De-
tween Freedom and Slavery the latter has invariably been
the victor The tine has when the SCUM Is No
longer be trusted The violation OF the solemn co
pact entered into between the North and South has taught
and will continue teach the people Of the North thar
the chivey honor which has been thought 10 be the
peculiar heritage Of ayeholder IS but an empty boast
The cry of Danger TO the Union will hereafter rave 1851
il terror and while of correct feeling would do
ANYTHING calculated disturb the Union OF ths States
the false cry of Danger by the South will 90 By I'M
needed and uncsred for.
suppose the Convention at Saratogs has been called
by those who feel do upon this subject for the pur-
pose taking counsel Of another upon nus absorbing
question and probably has Little TO do with the state cleo
ton this fall except perhaps far as reiers TO the men,
b. n II Congress is important that no man should De
returned to Congress again from the Empire Stae who
cannot be releo upon friend OF freedom 30 TAR as
tie election of State officers is concerned this al we
think The Wing party will present such candidates a. wa
be Acceptable to the people. LOcoEocOIsm Is rent in
twain and can do US no injury al present IN ths save
But in reference the next Presidential campaign, such
mestI O. together Of The people is called at Saratoga
Springs will do much toward bringing out the views OF tss
peo Il tie North, and heartily uniting them IN resist
anee Of Slavery We shall therefore be glad TO see the
Convention well attended and hope that full delegation
q nsnfy Ne arr
call will be in circulation in few days Tor meeting
here 10 respond Ia the call .
ASri.NyBRAsKA COSyRSTIONs.-ln another part OF this
paper will be found call signed by pectaoe nuhosr
Of voters of all parties, for Mass Meeting at Concert
four delegates TO attend the AntiNebaka State Con
ton TO be held Saratoga the 10Th of the month
similar Ss.e Couyentions have been called in lrly
ely northern State The object of these Conventions IA
to nominate for Congress who viii oppose every al
tempt al Slavery aggression and extension, and possible
eI cal modify hose odious laws aey enacted which
by g1eat portion Of the North at least are considered
reproach our republican institutions and contrary TO
the spirit OF the Constitution of the United states
From The Ultra Morning Herald
TIE SARATOGA CONVENTIONAL very general indorse-
mtnt given to the call tor Convention of the oppOnexs
of the Nbraska swinde. There wa at first some hest
fancy on the part who feared that il would be
made the for the entire fusion ef parties AMI the
formation their ruins OF party whose basis should be
simply host ty the southern States. Such conservative
iourpals a. Tia y y COMMERCIAL Adrertiscr objected
the nyention with this idea oi ~ intent One or two
other Journals have also held aont on the same ground
But we believe that need ec To the Convention,
except such willingly bow down all the behests oil to
slave power
Is action will be binding on no does not approve
of IT, Il will only have such influence the voice of the
assemhled representatives, of the peo o; tine STATE may
bear with it, 1t 10 be hoped the u'erance Will be wise
patriotic But il will be bat the voice OF appeal and
cxhOriaOn-not of command.
II il POSSIBLE the proceedings may not be dscreetly
conducted. but if they they will hardly fail 10 result
in good. We trust therefore that the prudent and con
I'D tle ives % he
part in lie deliberations. The occasion demands manly
and temperate action. Mere deDunclaons will be out 81
place at tie time aggessons and breach OF iath
must be rebuked Declarations OF hostility to the South
will be unwse but appeal must be made for return
TO the principles of Washington and Jefferson No at
tempt should be made TO interfere with slavery IN the
estates; but al protest is required against its
tension further aggr indzement. The repeal OF the
Missouri COMPROMISE should be amenied and reprobated
and it, establishment demanded. While the Nebraska
ard Kansas bills are upon the statute books let II be de-
clared that sla ehoders will emgrate to the new Ter
ritos their rights i'll be held sacred and no force will
be allowed 10 crowd Slavery in against the wishes OF the
people.
ciey which is aboring 10 turn stream oil tree migration
10 Kansas aud Nebraska This is the most practicable
mode of preventing the extension Of Slavery. II Is also
strictly in keeping with the Territorial bills Properly
conducted, seeo excite no sectional feelings VIII rap
idly develop the of the country and ythng
do it, V snatch from the Dougas crew the reward Of
their basoness and treachery.
We DO not believe that the Convention will nominate
candidates for eny office. IL will doubtless extend rs APP
probation to all in Congress elsewhere, who stood
firmly against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
Less cannot be done 1t may declare that this
State should in the next and In every Congress be repre-
senied by like firm men-men recognizing the obligations
Of the Constitution but not the serts of the slave power
II NAV insist further that the Endorsement or condemna
ton of the Nebraska bill is of more moment than any
oil e sue that arise in the choice OF Representatives
and that il il important above all party ends, that on TINS
subject the people of this State should not be msrePre-
scented.
ut hiO i'm he Afaf
not regard opposition the Nebraska bill as SINE qaG
nan in Repre- sentative; and the able and efficient
the oupopent the more heartily will he be approved
National Democrat like Wheeler Soft like Fenton,
is on this subject infinitely better Wing than any one
who can be bulied by Jones or wheeded by southern
chiyalrv So much the Convention may say, and say
with the full appreciation Of the people OF the state oil
New-York. .
which cal. for the continuance Of the Wing party on its
old basis 1t Will still have its labor to do, and not lea,t
among it, duties prevent slavery extension and to
strengthen our tree Institutions
Fum The fKeserael Northern Standard
Sr,Ty CONyLNTIoN-A State Convention of all OPP
poed TO the Nebraska scheme and in lay or OF rescnng
The National Government from the hands 81 the save
power il called be held Saratoga Springs on the IAN
day of August This movement. we feel assured, VIII
meet with general favor and will be responded to enhusi-
astically thrOue bout the State.
Neuweek we will publish whatever relates to this mat
ter that is necessary TO give general understanding OF
the NOV ement its object and purposes;
GREAT NoRTHERS PiETY The Detroit Free Pres
is the devoted organ Of the southern popagandst in the
State of Michigan. An article in its Sunday morning
sue il devoted the duty of informing its southern
friends that great northern party in of organ
zaon which it thinks viii embrace all the free States OF
e Union And while il the southern slang of char
ecrzng all those who dare speak for the rights of the
free States and take acon which will teach their own
reacberous representatives. that day OF retrbuion Is
coming 10 them as "Abolti0nlsts. fGnancs, DIS
"uronsts sc it tells them, and tells them truly that
,le movement is general and not to be despsed
Coming as this information does from one VINO mas de-
- I.r,..If .vclusivelv from the commencement Of