New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

hope va. not entirely oruahoi ou, Of bis h'ai Cheers
He thanked The SHAREHOLDERS ior VIA, they had done
Leeause they had driven u 10 point {, vach . W.
desirable 20 come W. thought they hli come 20 p1s
where they wouli ask nothing raoro beoalsc there "a
rothing 20 receive. lie believed mo renedy
for Us easy, right at hsni AMI waiting to be en-
toycd IL was. that voice should 90 forth from this
convention "a. The constituents of every C5agressioa
District, requesting them % instruct hSr rsprss fiiFe
to give no. vote for any appropriation or carrying On
,he purposes Of the General Government I'll. bc're ID
first doarwas voted, This last should be reloaei
ltireAi cheering This wona hFiny about repeal very
quickly For himself he woud ~ anywhere. act WIN
ANYBODY who would take this sTYuni for repeal Il.
there De statue enacttd ever free State INT when
nan nirls.ed with the rights % nuny and then
terays that trust be should be injected and tried as as
criminal compared with whom shccp-slcaJcr was Al
angel Of light Who does not fee Tat such truss have
been betrayed That the North hrs been sold OF; WAC
does not feel ina. tins lat great outrage would not
have been perpetEated the Representative had pen-
tertrrv before hsm rather than Presidential appoint
meut j. il not ime for the North % arise and make
themselves heard Oh this great question Of the times # Il
wishes to preserve IL being the home Of liberty
In tie Light of history wAt ul OF hope lie could not
feel view OF these last outrage that We should despair
making progress ii the present Is what the past made i,
tie purtake OF the spirit of tho present. We
be ready 10 take by the baud every true and in
the language Oi Tire Apostle, Forgetting the things that
are behind looking only 10 those that before
Mr. HALE passed eloquonty TO the action OF the 5000
clsrgyncn of New England. He recommended vo-
crcc but agitniontho every pool o. Bethesda be STIR
red and that every of Us be 20 down into
and stir and agaie which should 20 down deep into the
hearts of the people and prove that such action IS by No
means futile He concluded with an eloquent appeal to
the Convention make the issue Of Slavery Freedom,
the one great question Of the age
The Hon joshua r. Gddngs was uiIy called for, and
received with prolonged cheering He alluded 10 the news
from Washington in relation TO the danger in which the
Hon. Charles Sumner stood, OF being mobbel for his &C.
ton in the matter the excitement Ills Life. said
Mr. G. is in danger. Ii any ia 70 be injured II
vii be myself aud no hnn-ior haze tried every
in my power kick the slave power into nlgnaon but
could not get of the buserers 70 do ANYTHING lie
claimed non-irterventon the watchworl Of the Free
Democracy ard from that argued that when the black
man escaped from Slavery, Congress should have
no power return him. even should t1e fields OF
the North run red with the blood OF save-hunters.
Mr. Gddncs ounsced the free democracy 10 stand to the
position that every has right to himself ami is the
property Of and 20 unite with no party who DO not
import that doctrine The speaker next alluded 70 the
odngs in Congress the last days of the debate on
the Nebraska bill, and paid high compliment to tine pgin
cplos and action Of the Massachusetts, delegation and par
t6ulaIy conn lmened Mr. Banks for his stand in oPpo
sition to iha; Senator Fessenden from Maine
also highly complmenied.
During the Convention Mr.. Giddings made another
speech in which he said lac had this morning visited place
bockaded by soldiers, and for the first time in his life wit
messed man on trial charged with crime. lie had
praCced law thirty years ana hsd never before witnessed
such Such things could not exist on the Western
Reserye Ohio lie satisfied that the principal Of free
dom was never more cherished in NewEngand than 1t
was to-day.
Speaking Of tie recent movement in Washington, he
sad there are better for human rights in Wash
ngton to-day than Messrs Morrison and Ktrdge Of New
Hampshire. They will swear to now that they don't
know they ever belonged any Democratic party. The
President had made attempt 10 curb the North that has
not been successful Congressman have been bought and
sold much cheaper price than black men are knocked
OFF for in the South His colleague, member from
Ohio of the converts rewarded the very day he
voted for the bill with n fat office. He showed that
Franklin Pierce traitor TO the North, ard said all
such men should be crushed out The power of the
the Federal Govern is to-day in the Court House OF
Boston, crushing the justice anG liberty of Massachu-
sets
The meeting was also addressed by the Hon. Amasa
Walker Francis ". Bird, Henry Wilson, John f. Swift,
and others.
The proceedings marked with a great degree Of
enthusiasm md determination.