New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
The nominations we're un.'nincus'y accepted
The Committee presented he following

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ef-et y IA aiss Measure Of go - 2rls
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ssy'iy o. Fis,eon . noS 70 Be s,T7,i 81 so
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Fossd ytt -tld5 t5aoyis people -., have sss5 fol
81 Si he sn srr.sts-
.,tnpt ibe DO ri' Of ,GseIy sad 20 eadss
Fopr srepea a the Mi'o ri comrrorss u7ou the
ground = 10 Il At7, or e. lti' 10y ttsA q
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rsat.be t,ihs Constitution, NJ siihia lie p y
ii- the Ms'o1r c'mpron'e sy nrni,h
ina AZ irritating eI.rpp - efeael a. iia s-a @ a "a
., co~TrcHs. ,na pen anss ee ole eoof'Tsy ms
eeifc t'iw'.n u, ne s.S ~ 20 90 nj. N. rc
10 All .ys,v e,rg. i've II ne 81 suI
g. s-stt srs.ro- 70 lac s. r,eres;. Of III Repl1.c
s srsrs .s' Appreh,ui1u. for he PePeiqy Of ~ U5oa
BE so.th in f.Tor OF see usbrokea adherence h' Nc
G: 10 ssl :1 sfs bhs Sho s 5as
solemn nIscs Of onE fnhes d'r 10 ms.' bi 81
fttuee and affection among our oelNhs uo-su'u' '"o
I6s m.uo-i.l IL eonforai'y v'th ~ View Of ia mt
tie pros,duss b seat % oar Senator'S and Re-
Pre'.Ltsiives Tor rIssentsiion to Corsf'"
The resolutions were adopted without dissent y. ore
reading them, j JAo.soS obsarved Between the sec
ton of the country to which auson shall be made and
ours there e. the most kindly feeling and acts Of hosPi
tatv have oiten been exercised Still We feel bound to
e,rrcsCn The spirit and sentiments OF reensn
When GIFTED faith l. about - be violated AZ qua ans
Of the nsl honor 1t is our duty to bear calm ana as
passionate testimony against such breach Oar purpose
H. BY eaIncst and respectful rem insurance 20 prevent the
prem d,ated wrorg ard BY Gpp ding to the sense 81 n'
ice AZ honor among our brethren OF the Union 20 pre-
veIt hat agitation, with which there i cer'Aiv OF
ia being hi.by excited ii this threatened injustice be
rert.trsed Tie great Of the agitation
prov ok.d sssarly hy this new eman OF conen')n
which has been most uljrsifsbly Introduced Bat we
have still eres,er OF compliant in the aemP to
violate public NTH crime 81 particular en)rniy IA
country ike oar, whore every thing that c9ners CORY
srd secur'y H. ponds on the public VII lae C'nc.upn
ef was !,s,rved only by the adoption Of this Conpro
mise which il ATTEMPTED to SCI a:iie on tecnI,ca
ground, which would not he Listened 10 ~ inc .han'st
,ur, in the state II is surprising that some OF tie men
composing national legislature could nave had me
ehf'ey to put forward 'ueh a. mere ne vas
recos nz.d Slavery got the portion sscuIeu hsr D!
that deiasrestoni .he hes got her share and now
,hsil net Liberty also get herr me question i one
Of vast importance; 1t ia whether our colntry
shall become Ia effect slave country Tor tlree quarters
Of tie country is IN danger OF being handed over u
- die Just where there ars 100000 Of non slave
grounds Of Justice, also to the emgrans VINO seek her-
forne this i gross wrong To show the preeren.e OF
I'm the frontier slave Stateshissouri hcn.uisy 'ir-
eirs Maryland ont Of an emigration of oitol persons
$4,000 went 10 slave staes +-.OOo 10 Tree Hes. IN
the frontier free Ststes-Iows Indiana, Nrgin-cut OF
an snirr,tion of 100000 while only I5fOOO went 70
slave Slate 600 to free States 50, OF the No"
York ard New England emigration Of l@t3DOe the ,.Vs
Ststcs received oulJ 5000, the free l2l3OoJ. OF
Nrsrstion Of ogioOsO the slave States got only
-. 900 while he free received sO5O JO Inc sun oi All
tho,e figures gives out Of total immigration 0i oOJoOoO
&c reisons, TO slave states to0VCO 10 Tree Sa.es
$500 600 These facts show which inc snsraht pfsiers
which he considers more to bis beBehi and oil PETER
rrcmse for bis children Freedom or saver! an Pia1H
tc. calls on us 10 secure for him the Institutions winch
he know, to he the best for himself hs po'iey and ais
country. Great applause
JosEFH z BRiDLtr next addressed TIE meeting. ne
s,to 10 this effect Not being much used to occasions OF
# sort il with reluctance have conse Ited 20 adlFess
you On ny pro.t ssonal platform feel az hoHe Oq lo1
50 much 90 when come before the sovereign PeoPs,t
viii merely deal with the history and aTsuInen oil tG'
orest question the equcnee VIII leave 10 others "ho
esu n much better Neither og nor nave come AeIe
to cell hard names w love our eou'asis Gou
would not interfere with their lie Institutions OK "aen
our own tights 10 be guarded we csh st-hI " lor
tLful firmly and boldly. Of the Ieope oil me Norn %
le,e at / ast ne.tenih', and O-neNe Myo.'{ ~
,ho., At the South, even some ol tho'e VINO ho1d
&C. 1islAe Slavery and wish il done away WIZ
do not elieve that tenth OF the people OF ms "hos
ntry with 10 Slavery pcrpetIated ths u, a.g a.
In the main county Of Liberty ,Apf.ause we 'Ho -
reuher that Slavery was forced N TIE colh a on u
iy tic Crown Of Great Britain l. wa. not tne em r-
l,Ler por the founders OF our Pu0hc ina tn9u'1sa
Slavery bere-f was the King of England before ioo<
,bere were indeed few slaves in Virginia brought mere
nv lie puich traders bGt in thai year there was
IN England royal African company IL "ds GoHi u
49, USe.n the Kings mother, the Duke Of lorK. as
brotfer End several grandees Of the CouII. Ing 49,
wa. TO trade in slaves to carry negroes rom oa - vi
Wet Indies and this country lac sOGA Va NAY 81
oured by Charles H. and hs relatives IIe plfP''o "1
nS1ozr ,he slave trade and 10 give this CON- am Gil
-. b"psSt They coz pel.d the settIers in the West
IDs an here to have slaves Tie proof IS 10 be iotni
~ the 3ocumeris Of the Pariia neni lisei D1ncrO
49, ,Lis Even South Carulna il 100 passed An
act bhiiine the futile Introduction OF slaves ol me
KING of Highland vetoed the Law and sent ins.Tlch9n
that no such law should beIceiVIih oecEeatSu'
se5 t,o similar acts one in lT59; and IN ihs came
Tav received severe re5ute. Georgia vas one Of inc
latest .ettled f the State AMI II lSO hes &c
coded The r solution Of the Colony not 70 suie oi-fey
n re In the settling vi this State too ensolt@
- .rs5.d Il, an seefs t. have slaves all FOR the pen
~, of M. roysl monopoly. The same Is true % 49,