New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-17

Alpso g. Paige 81 Schenectady. AMI The Hon ~
sus,u. g. Hand of kssas, wsrs nonioaisi fof IN
r,eino Comt Judges.
CIRCULAR rnoM Tur ErATF cpuH'iL.
We ha,o received n copy Of a Circular s u'd from
ilo ofica Of H. y. Iiomhiuo Soo'o'ay 81 The Val
Council containing tho proceedings OF Tho hno"-
Sou ching and ChooiAw Fusion ai Ibchfsthf o" Tho
9Irt Of July, fully reported In rnE fnD"SE nj Tho
tine. TO abicb is H'ded the folio sing orplsnanoni
BHoTHrns, You nre familiar with tho ~ spns ~hich
inn ellen the Members of he New York state Conbci
~ October lssf to dissolve their connection wit me
{, and Courcil Of tho state Of New lOfk, ol WHICH
Jsmss " Barker wac the President.
We shall but briefly recapiiuihte them. we "Ht
then that in iprorpg the great of 'ho day-in
n fusipg 10 Give utt To any expression OF t1eir
views uJon the question Of the extension OF slavery
the suppression of intempersnoe, ana zoe io-te,inS Oh
our mt rna Improvement they were virtually yieiig
up the biribrght of ever Ame'lcah-t0e rgh' I'd
csuvass IubEe measures according To he Own un 'er
star ding that the iteration Of sentiment vas nor the
profession Of principles which every neillg nv Ale
can expects from POLITICAL orSanZs'lohi tna uie
pon baiion OF the same ucket, tba, etecteu
were TO be infrusted with the management OF Sta
interss whose autecede nts we're n direct connict
one Pro-slavery and ano'ber Free SOL Demo
A., a third PrO-Ssyery ana tourth a frees III
v hie-end the demand that members OF the orJer
sbould by their votes recognize and ndorse such IN
consist ncss insulting 10 the MEL seoce OF every
honorable sDd thnh ing American. That The construc
fon az The oblga ion which requads members IA vote
ACCORDING 10 the dictates of few leaders IVES degrai
ing 10 any man, and unworthy OF any organization
protesting American sentiments. ,.
beee IeasOns mpeled ac'lop theni we ieei ma
tley are RS strong TO day they were on the dag e
fret gave them uiterance. There Il stul me same ds
POSITION 10 coIfne the American party wltnin me par
row ims covered by tire sentiment OF exc usoe from
the rights Of suffrage and of holding ONCE 0y those OF
foreign birth. They wonld eramp It down TO these
oer siora l-e seek to elevate it the highest stand
arfo give 20 it the character, and fcrce and vigor
10 which II is titled: the vigOr which should he The
clorscersic of ell thst truly American-the force
which should animate association OF treemen-the
,hsrscfer which should be the pride and strength OF
every American liz.
We demsnd your attention to the principles wnich
arc embodied in the foregoing resolutions confident
ti.t tley embrace ard enforce the views OF the great
mss of tfose who are enrolled in the nercan Regis
ter We feel assured that they respond 20 the stnt-
uents nv which you are acus'ed and that they will
n eet yo1r cordial and determined approval
We ssk now yorr aid in securing the election TO
Office men who bv their ante accidents may be known as
the faithful opponents of savery-tde fends o' WISE
economical and honest administration OF puouc aa.rs
If we are true TO ourselves such will be placed in
nomination we faithful 10 the STATE AMI TO the
prircitl,s we prof IS 10 advocate such men VIII DO
trumI tanily e'ected
Ia no. spch a result worthy Of such an tifor'l does
rot the end Justify us in devotpg 70 It's abatement
portion of our II eans and our laborsl
We have full reliance that we shall not make this
appe6 il vain; is appeal 10 your parrot Sun, your
intelligence your conscience, which you may Dot re-
ssi without danger to your country ana dishonor 10
Yourselves