The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-09

tenn J inserral nnrsovements, nave at Length taken 1
matter In hand, andwe may be confident OF steaAy
canals and the true snds ot shsi. esmpstion. Asvs
CLARK BURNaAM
A5aAM vARNA,g TO THE COMMITTEE
GKSnKx,s-Yours Of the 18th Of ,uiy notifying ~
OF nomaAtion for the once Of Inspector OF STATE P
permit mo- gentlemen, to acknowledging TO you. ~
through you to the members OF that convention NJ
high appreciation Of the honor conferred on me- eaa
only refer you to my past life for faithful and IN
hnching perform OF my duty With consider atios
Of respect renasa gentlemen. your obcdent servant
ANTLNEBRh hgKA FUSION CONTENTION
HELD AZ SARATOGA, AUGUST Is.
This convention called by organization NAMED
she Anti-Nebraska Committee of the City ana to a
clude men Of all oarsies The convention adjourned After
passing the following resolutions Mr.. Raymond ana
other whig delegates oucceeded In staving nomns
tion until after the Whiy state Convention had asse
bed The fusioniss asSaratoga adopted the following
solutions
Whereas, The present Congress, by vote Of minority
o the members elected 70 the House. has deliberately
eaten sion * slavery under our national ursdistos,
which majority Of tina people had understood -
srd D .ns o.
the federal Executive has by the currently knows
as The Nebraska bin. desenety subverted much =
"a excluded slavery forever from that vast central rege
OF continent stretching from the Mississippi ts
Rocky Mountains, and from the parallel OF thirty aE
degrees thirty mites the northern boundary cf
Uncn the State Of Missouri alone being excepted and
seaies seventy years. curing the former half OF which
they were themselves slaveholding community, have
sos%n attested through every channel Of popular anA
that the extension Of slavery shall be forbidden Oh
ssrscted, and prevsutea BY positive law; therefore,
Arms maintains the right and the dnty Of ths feds
raj government to prohibit and preclude the extensos
and Territory Of the United states and In aay t
rory, possession, country over which the Union
support position we appeal to tho uniform
opinions and acts OF statesmen legiA
tors and people, from 178s to this day.
Resolved. That the doctrine affirmed by the Nebraska
bill, and gilded over by its advocates with the specious
phrases Of "non intervention" and popular
eignty e really and clearly complete surrender Of Al
the ground hitherto erted and maintained by free
States with respect to the limitation Of slavery and
hoee to transfer their human hattes any part OF
the public domain and there hold them slaves SO LONG
as cupdiiy may tempt and force shall suffice to dctai
Resolved. That unbroken experience attests that fos
labor and slave labor cannot exist the soil
that wherever slavery liberated there labor dies
out, or sink into satellite and convenience or the
plantation and its mansgem SO that tho admission q
slavery into Kansas and Nebraskn involves The practical
exclusion therefrom of ourselves and childrcn
through all coming time, with tias paralysis Of nvss-
ion nterdcton OF Industrial and degradatio
Of labor hch are the inevitable attendants Of the slave
holding system.
Resolved That against the doctrines tendencies saA
natural consequences involved in the Nebraska bi -
calculated to oishonor country the eyes OF man
kind and to discourage and confound the champions o
liberty and progress throughout the world declaso
incorporating war; and ln the spirit aad faith Of
fathers win struggle 10 the last for the reconstructon o
ue Of free labor and free men,
Resolved That we protest against that abuse Of u:
uphold the Intervention Of the State bet vsen the o
pressor and his victim ia behalf of the former d.
n9Incs that abuse Of ths phrase popular soversigs
subsection of part of tho human to tho win ana
pleasure Of Others and demand of government ~ =
cc, equality and liberty, ana in rndcation Of each in
nocent mans soyereignty over himself
power on the very first opportunity, Of the solemn
pact forced upon our fathers BY its representatives
Whereby the Territories @ now M known - Nehra;aa ard
solved rs from all copacts agreements outside Of tha
federal constitution with reference to slavery and
territory Of the United states must nsnceforh be free
territory and all States hereafter admitted must
Resolved That heartily approve the Of ths
freemen OF Connecticut, Vermont Iowa, Ohio Indiana
Wisconsin and nichsan, in postponng or dsrcgArdiag
acting together cordially and trustingy in the sscrsd
cause of freedom, Of free labor and fes sol and
commend their spirit to the freemen Of this and Other
States. exhorting each to mainsin old organizations
suppant them By pew as the cause Of liberty and JUS
other, and his party whenever and wherevse
that party proves unfsithful TO hum freedom.
a s ~
Representatives In Congress- for the ability Adety and
courtesy wherewtth they upheld Throughout the on&.
srduous and unequal strugsls on the Nebraska bll-
tie dsspOtism Of Fictitious and anomalous najerity,
their conrtitnents and the interests Of freedom.
Resolved, Insswe heartily approve and commend "a
to organise systematic colonization With frss souls an
strong arms nrst OF Kansas and successfully Of IN The
other Territories and unpeopied regions opposed to the
but have found yet satisfactory opportunity "a
IN promoting ths con and ctionabc pan
for securing the Territories 70 freedom.
Although no nominations were made q. this conysa-
op the following letters make the whg ticket that -
the saratosa Convention Annexed is the ticket to sup
port the above platform
Office. Nams. Residence
Governor. Nyron II. Clark. Ontario.
Csnsl CommIssienss. Henry Iitshush. -. .osweso
State Prison Inspector. Norwood Bovine delaware.
These candidates sent the following letters In answer
convention -
xyRoS N. cLAax's LITTER.
GrSuMxS--l hare the honor OF acknowledging tn
reply, have 70 say thatI fully and cordially approve =
and endorse the passed At the anti NehrsskA
Convention held At SARATOGA on tho 10th Of August.
MfEoN a. CLARK.
HENRY J. RAyMosps LErTEs.
LIMA, Sept 25, is6a.
GNuFNfS-I have the honor 10 sokDo ledge the ~
csipt of your circular letter. asking how far hold We
prncpes and approve Of the policy developed IN sno 70
solutions adopted at the Saratoga State ccnvenacn oa
the 18th OF August In reply have only TO say ssst
approve Of both to the fullest and they may
be followed by su ch ens rgetc udclous sctieD both
in this state and at Washington, will give EN- The
greatest prs otical effect am very respectvy, your
| eIedient rerysnt. HENRY J. hS.gMONB.
HENRY rIrzHuens LErrED.
l 0svTGo, Sspt. Is 1854