New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-06

A great resolution is impending in this half
enslaved State. What the opponents of the domi-
nant party could not have hoped to accomplish has
been done for them by the arrogance aud daring of our
misrulers Not content with crowding the repeal of
the Missouri Restriction through Congress by the
hep Of 10th her Senator's and Of her ten Dem
ocratic Members, the leading conspirators deter
mined to crowd il down the throat of the party at
home and crowd out that party all who dissented or
demurred. Accordingly Senator Jesse d. Bright
(un. recently and we believe still holder Of SlaTes
in kentucky hurried home from Washington leav-
ing the bill TO pass during his journey, proceeded to
Indianapolis and there assumed the Presidency OF the
Democratic State Convention which assembled on
the 24th ult end put through series of resolves
making the support of the Nebraska bill and oppos-
ton to a ProhDitory Liquor Law tests of Democratic
orio doxy The friends of Temperance and oppo-
nonts of Slavery Extension. who were taken by sur
prize and lad not mustered in force, begged for
silenee-they asked simply not to be kicked out Of
the party; but the save-drving ascendancy was in
exorable, and kicked out they were.
Next day the State Free Democratic Association
net in indianapolis, and among them were George W.
Julian James II. Cravcns, Ovid Butler, K. Vale and
other choice spirits of the party present. This body
after deliberation,
Rfsored That we ere undsmayed by the recent mon
aggrtsOus OF the slave power against the rights OF
freedom and free labor nesnuch justice always avais
stif OF the blindness and Wckedncss Of men, In the fur
bGnnce OF It's own ends and since wrong institutions
mrst grow their full stature and display all their da-
b,lca enCrmy before vail engage earnestly IN the
woik of their overthrow.
R,o'rcd That we regard the bill which has recently
Toss,d both houses OF Congress providing Governments
for the Territories OF Nebraska and Kansas insult 20
the American people awanton violation OF Pghea faith;
cold blooded conspiracy against humanity and hepub-
hcanisin and a crime against Col That We believe It TO
be lux in great chain Of measures, looking TO te abso
Lutte supremacy Of slavery, and the sahver5on Of free
dom hToughci this continent and that therefore, de-
mand is speedy and unconditional repeal.
Es.oircd. That have ldolatrOls attachment for
party names but seek tie triumph OF principles and
that recommend N the present crisis cooperation OF
al eFons who are opposed 10 SAID measures with view
20 lis repeal.
Resolrs5, Therefore. that we recommend the calling Of
State Convention 10 be held such time and place
hereafter may he deemed expedert the purpose Of
combining all the elements Of opposition 20 SAID measure;
veEuon Of all the opponents CT sand measure in the whole
Union IN order 20 demonstrate 10 the slave power de-
termination TO longer Ia be iii white slaves.
Afso.rcf, That demand prohbitOry law that sha
touy suppress the manufacture and sale OF intoxicating
Eqros beverage, by enbody the principle of se-
conhscauon and destruction Of liquors kept for le
gal sale.
1t seems to Us that here is a broad fair anl lib
eral platform proposed, on which all the opponents Of
Free Rum and Slave Territory may honorably and
useiuy unite in reyolutionzng their State and all.
vaneing the cause OF Freedom. We entreat the
Wing aud Democratic opponents Of Slavery Exten-
zion 10 meet them this ground, nominate canii.
datee for Congress, for State offices and for the Leg
slature who are of known irmness in their oppo.
siii'n to the polio! insuguraed in tie passage of the