The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-25

the party organized In 1853 when the administra-
pack Ct Custom House DULLES.
Tie CHAma'N intmated that the amendment Of the
gcntmen was not in order. The resolution however,
/. The resolution was accordingly read az follow1;--
fosoiycd That considering tie violation by the pre-
IT came into power; its coce f1sation with eboton
ana antislavcry agitators of 1875 and its glarng sub
seryicrcy @ the Southern disunon sionsts its
wicked ana reckless attacks upon the rights OF the
States; Its bold usurpation In urng Its great central
power IN controlling the ocaI elections Of sovereign
satcsrts weak and cowardly foreign policy especially
in rcrenceto the insults and attacks of Spain rpon
citizens and commerce and the acquisition Of Cuba and
the inscriptions abuse OF its patronage In removals
from, and appointments TO, ofice--tbe national demo-
crncy Of this State win continue 70 the end uncompo
msng hStile and opposed to H. Its support or sricnd
ship considering its past conduct viii be found to be
more dangerous than III oren hostility.
He wshid by this resolution TO maintain the consis
teney q se national democracy They had never le;
He therefore moved that that rscuon be referred the
commt'ee on Resolutions, to be added by them 20 the
resolutions reported
Mr.. pAaxfn, Of onondaga, thought that this pro-
per time 30 consider the differences between the branches
OF The democratic rnrty and that the time which would
be sfent IN such consideration would be wcl spent The
remedy for these divisions Ehouid be sought and when
iound should beapped He was not in favor Of tc pro
position oi Mr Sioes but he in favor of having the
matter taLeh into confederation lie knew Of no remedy
except 70 adopt sct Of resolutions which are the
bodiment and enumeration Of principles.
Cree Of ''pueGton, question:
Mr.. Fowler, q Orange thought he could make
ton which would obyiate all this difficulty. The COM
mitce on tie address had referred distinctly and strong
" TO all the questionshe puor question the Kansas
Nebraska question &c. He therefore moved that the
further consideration the resolutions be postponed till
after the address + reed
Mr.. ~ u TAYLOR rose 10 point Of order. lie wanted
to know the effect OF the motion
The CnAR suggested Mn. 4 would have the effect of
motion to lay Mr. sickle motion on the table,
Mr.. ScKFs hoped that the suggestion Of the gentle
marffrom Orange would be carried ont, 80 thrt They
might see whether the addre covered the found which
he and others had view The address might be read
by general consent That would not interfere with his
motion.
There being objection, Mr.. Fowler came the
pletform and read the rddrcss
GIlc edGress appeared IN yesterday IIFGAtD1
Gen. WARD ot New York, for the purpose of
ting the reasons and motives which had governed She
committee IN drawing " the resolution. fhrt com
mtce had been informed that the address would touch
upon aud embrace all the questions, and why should
they pile on the agony They did not wan 10
continue In the vindictivc couree which had been
but too long pursued, and dd not want 4, neorpo.
rate such malignty in their resolutions. Last year
We expressed our approval of the kansas Ncbrassa
committee thought not. Tue question on the SUB.
iect Is past and Why shoud we keep harpisa on ~
The coDmittcc, therefore siuny Expressed rs opaion
TT question Of Territorial hts Tive resolution On
the prohbitory law Il terse aud strong; the resou-
tion against Know Nothngi n aud al tic rest. We
would be received with pride ~ the party throughout
the country. He was ,scd . the administration but
Why should they kick dead dogy Gaughter.) Tie
committee had prepeTcd tlcsc resolutions tet they
would reject dignity upon t,o convention. lie thought
that the proposition o; Mr. Sic'es would only bring
about division OF the spols, nnd 1ring thcr iuto
tempt u The soa have my proposition to malc, let
them make IT, but (. would 30 dcgrrding TO u,ake
il 10 tep.. The resolution of Mr. Sickle. could not be
fastened .on the platform. II should be acted On hy
itscf and 50 should other proposiuons
III. BInDsAfI, Of Wcstchestef, moved the previous
question.
Al this time Mr siekles was on his feet addressing the
Cher.
III PRrspEr srggestc that We 20 for free speech,
free drink and free food aagcr the motion for the
previous question should not therefore be acted
Mr. So1is bel ged Il was matter Of ri .nentary
courtesy 10 GLOW the Of resolution the closing
words Of scpssion. Ills fricnd from Nev York (Mr
Ward) cothcd Mr. : ~ proposition with the epithct
OF coalition, and did tho gentleman from Seuben He
appealed 20 hor cando. gentlemen to state on what
grounds they could aprly tie term coalition 10 Ills
proposition, .cOrony n a c1mbnation D. two mar.
ties d opposite principles for certain purpose Tho
bargain u 1sig such coalition giving half the
ticket 70 each convention, and allowing
yention 10 pass resolutions In favor Of the
Nilmot Trovl-o, an1 the other 10 pass rcso.
lutions against II. Nov he proposed such thing
but that the one cusyen, on should endorse TIE
platform of The ofor u las been taid that need not
aude ~ ,ie hf1ansNebraska question this YER, be-
cause We did 30 u year. That WIS Iarnent,
v9cn ,ncipes ere nj anger, stand ! them,
and 10 wouid a = what congfeisioirl measure r.
sent in snc dancer that acty The gentleman from
New York (friwrrd) justncs himself by the argument
TINT lc hra put himself right the record. deny that
fofo. The resolution does not anirn the prin Dle
which Il Affects 10 d.. VIII read the resolr ion (Nr
Sciies rerd the resolut in question:. The e. half
related excusycy-ie contended--to the intcrfcr
by Congress in the question of slavery in States
Why aboitonists themselves d. no. assert any
such Iiht in Conc css, Gerrt Smith him ol, doc, not
pretend thft hrs The second branch ~ tie onion
had, he corctf reference 10 the kansas-s braska
bill FROM Which mghbc dcduced ,hat partial support
would Be gwen 70 The PRINCIPLES u tho fe b., u IL
placed upon he ground of the pc and qu7s ~ tie
country requiring thadsupport .. T. But that nota
poiuct principle. There l. not in the address
iutipns any pnswcr made 10 the dcunnd that the sis
souii Con pom.e iinc shall b. restored. on thr. the
Tesolnionh aIt silent Ac going 10 dodge 49, y this
the Wy thee trenchans ,ocates u principle
hFve eaId to-1ght lck TO their prncplesy There Z