New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

,,opob fcu in number plain and pointed ~ 'nci
meaning They assert the PropneJ OF .ne ,ta Ma.s
g I--z ard congratulate the country upon tue oiess
mos which il has secured 20 the five States
,r1ar II lin which there are 1000 OF Tree nen'
q" Int rot a single slave They deprtea'e '", ~
tbrow Of the principles of that Ordinance oy 'h1
Repeal of the Act OF io2p, s.d me az XaSrasks.
Slayery into the Territories erected by the NeorasAa
Kansas bill which they pledge themselves 10 eAca'
themselves TO the utmost " IN every ega anu oo.s'
=. tntional manner" 20 render void aud hoPeratne'
and 10 make them free homes for Tree men, ine!
f,,ber resolve TO resist all encroachments OF the
Law mower and the admission of any additional Slave
states or Territories To test these questions before
the PEOPLE at the approaching fall election tBey pro-
pose candidates for the Supreme Court ana BOARD qi
Public Works Judge Swan for the former, ana ~
Blickensderfer for the latter the one hitherto acting
With the Wings the other with the Democrats, ana
hotb well known 10 possess the highest qualifications
for tie posts TO which the reeInen OF Ohio VIII, we
trust elect them this fall.
The Convention likewise approved Of the call OF a
National Convention, for the purpose OF mutual con-
.utton mon the subjects in question by the freemen
of the North and those of the South who dlsapproVe
Of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise.
The proceedings of the Convention were charac-
tersed by the very best spirit, and by great harmony!
There was sufficient warmth but no violence
calm determination 10 assert and maintain their rights
ard virdcate the principles of the North, was mani
fest in nearly every speaker. Some were disposeu
10 take higher ground and 90 further, 10 ash LOT an
entire separation Of Slavery from the eder" Govern
mtnt for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Lay" ana 'he
abolition of Slavery wherever the General Government
can reach IT, But after full explanations and lar
discussions of the resolutions by Judge Spadng ian
old pemocrat) Mr.. Pardee, Ga Free Soiler,) hoo'
Smith and other Whgs-almost perfect unanimi'y
was secured-as much So perhaps as Is ever attaheu
in such body All seemed satisfied to take this as
beenning as platform upon which all could stand Tor
the defense of the great principle here involved Ana
in this We are that they right IhiSs enough
10 bring them together and enable them 10 understand
/ one another After they have gone through cam
roon and bated together for the establishment OF the
rreat PRINCIPLES here involved they will be better pre-
pared if necessary to 60 further and carry them OUT
| into all their consequences. 1900 rc q,
so far As can understand the Wing and Free Soil
parties are disposed to accept oil this action o ne
Convention OF July Is with great unanini'!' so aiso
will the German Democrats, represented D! n5'
Reemelin and bis school OF politics. But the Az,
nristration Democrats led by The Statesman ana
! D,mocrot ClerelGnd Plaindsder, and Other rene,
oades and recipients of Government patronage, VIII
n'sLe a most desperate fight. The Ohio Statesman,
now merged in The Statesman and Democrat, edited oy
| Cox a Young man of decided talents ana Wen eau
Gated Gan occasional cropping out OF vanity 10 the
contrary Notwithstanding is ndeiatlgaoie Ill us euo
10 keep the old Democratic party together ana r III
its ALLEGIANCE to the President. Heretofore II mas
pronounced this movement for the union OF all VINO
are opposed to the Nebraska swndle mere trek oi
the Wings aud Free Sellers TO get INTO power III
/ which
| helm them But when it its Old Democratic
friend. coming up to this Convention from oil parts OF
the State il admitted that there was some thing 10 IT,
but deprecated the formation OF party upon an I'M,
| practicable issue-ihe deed was dOne-kansas ana
| Nebraska would settle the question of Slavery Tor
| Themselves before the matter could be reached III
! Congress, &c. Then it taunts the National wings
with surrenderiDg to sectional party emoraclh2
Abolitionsm aiming st disunlOn-does not believe tha'
the honorable men hitherto glorying in tie name Of
Wings can be brought to submit to such Illumination
&c. But one sentence is sufficient answer 10 al
these sophstries OF this ard similar prints-ey har
| d,fyd,d The Nbraska sniRdie as sound PrinciPte
calling il monnttrrentiOn," The righ Of ne PeoP.e
goron hemseires, nhen they kretc, or ought to har'
knoum, rhat is nor apparent to all, nat ne soe ana
ar,rrm territory once eoHsecrGted, and hai should tor
,rer hare remdinGd sacred, TO treedCm
Let the people but understand this and the fate Of
these traitors to democracy is forever sealed IN ONO
if we have rightly learned the sentiments OF It's liberty
! loving people. Ne y. ;.