New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

low citizets. Tnfre are other quss'iocs Of u.mees
thu, arrest the attention OF the people but tioe A..
rome nor ore ali 9th n combne0 eolally nsusaas.
Ito Guer'oos OF Intem a~aaoe P.uper,sn a.
Crime, and the measures aud lneuts be.t aes.
iiec 10 prevent thee evils. claim the rJssiort!oaa
our htow ci'izcus aOc tho rcisc o. l. cir rr,st ia
bc ATE Judgment. The questions ri Pubi, E,u,n-
ton, Commerce Agncutlre, the Mechanic Arcs
Public Improvements, al Pubic Charlie, ~
the extent 10 which egislaiOn may properly "A
them, all questions worthy Of thought
and upon which in detail aud in some px
tculaTs there MAJ well be soms df-F.nce Of
opinion; but as to the question Of the natural eqasliey
OF all men in regani TO toe iaalienabis ikhs Of i6
liberty NJ Ire pursuit OF happiness Their, sh,id n,
lone b. ans disagreement. among American p.si,u
who have been educated under the Influence Of free i'll
snturiops or whose souls have beea inspired By a,
GENIAL influence Of Christianity Long and cIola-
ued cbeersl
Appended to the Addnss were the following
RESOLUTIONS:
Reso'rcG That We regard tie repeal Of the Missouri
Coruronl,se: he violation OF he elective franchise
in Kansas 10y the slaveholles Of Missouri ths afro
cous gsiaou of the eqreeents;iyes Of thoss sls~o
hodo.s with the d. n OF establishing Slavery IN
Kansas in j, fla &c Of the wishes Of actual settlers.
the r,Inov-l of Gov. Re-dar and tue seeou,n
of Gov Shannon BY Pc sident Pl-rce as eviaciny
6cterminsiion on the part Of the Executive aud his
abettor TO extend slavery over ne paptc terhtore,
in violation Of good ia'th, public sentiment aad Con
sti'unonal law.
Resored. Tba' the approval Of thosN proceedings BY
the Press in the Slave States oonVlaces US thai ns
Extension Of Slavery IS CCarer to them tata Tue psf-
vaon Of good faith. Difference to the Federal Goa
sti,utior: and III II we have hope of maintsuiay
our iust rights in the Union but b. disres Ndn< Al
poliicsl apteoedents AMI receiving to sup or 40 osn
didae FOR public Office who is not decidedly opposed
the Extension of Slavery.
III, PRx,rprsr introduced TO the meeting the Hon.
T.. d. CULVER OF Brooklyn, who sddesscd the inset
ing ioo~s:
sPEYCH or THE HON. q. d. CULVER.
FELLOW CITIZENS: We are met here tonight for
high pur ose | rejoice to see such gathosiog
tbs. | should speak Falsely if did not say th4. |
feel little SEPARATION or this occasion | see horc
many lew faces. It's always p7ssantto see new iaces
ana to see so many coming up 10 the ranks of 'h
organization iuscscs that there are uew ps'tieA
resolutiOls ard new ssue' about being i0rtned II
reInif ne Of tn union hefSeon mad anu woman,
v'hrI tue enter into CIV compact ltis Vef' peaat
End hi rd, There timts wheUit is proper; times Cd
fitness us 10 take new CO. nome ~, tase new names
indicating new purlOs :. WEIGH we nave 10 accom-
plish. wei remember T. was said ny Da"e y" eo.er.
M FaIeuJ liza in 1922 "thst new political qaes ions
"aways involved the formation of new pcl'ucal par
"ties and is evide, &C Of weakness In any oneto
attempt 10 gatterup he dead 'S.ucs o deai poht-
"cal party mere y for tie sske II name lCHeoisl.
Mr. Webster was successful in his views, ana hs gave
the 90 by TO the old and the old parties, wnen-
ever new objects required new or ahiAatohs- 4 TO
member when in 1898 the Administration party dwn-
dled Gown new orsauiA aton caled tae UoIn NO
pnicaps sprung up just PRIOR 10 the eeoiou 90 1881
Out of tweib four men only one was elected 10 t1e
LEGISLATURE Of that party, ana tbat was hoole
fellow, John A. King OF Queens Coua'y lCheerl;
John A. King is with US now Renewed oheersl' aad
if his yeneruted father Rufus X. Ming could speak
70 us Tonight would not he give us cheer OF
encouragement IApplausel Whel John "A. Nag
had been TO the Legslatnre he SAID 40 part! could
been more united than his ll'aughterl. Ihefe Ws
a
messuro originated, snd it took the publij oy su'
pri,e. II originated belle c III Wanst Que OF "a
contendiug chrstened the new party, aud ~ you waS
to know ,be name it was ca led the wing parry
TCbeersl IL was only three years and Blk months
from that time that very party thus sprung INTO exist
epcc secured majority, aud carried tho Assen'y
leo out Of 100 al 20 out OF so Senators iht1 vas
the result of D. rseverdnoe then. am not speaking
now of the ri ht of this question | am referring now
10 the remark of Mr.. Weuster 1t seems that "e ara
conrc exactly to that time now, or we are los placed
II, cruustaI ces that cali for similar action. We hWe
a similar enlargement Of our ground. The OLD ISSUES
have lost their bold they have died ou,. Wash
i,oton Hunt may lie on his back and take
tiese things 10 hear, but they are a. dead as he Is
dead lCueersl How comes I'll want to sas~er
tue 0uesiion-IIow comes the necessity Tor this new
orr m ze,ion We .ha be abused and misrepreeeated
to night. The issue, conteud, has arrived When We
are justified la assuming some new relatlon Noats
the cause Il the bottom of formation OF tn SO new
relations | tell you what II was. About QUO year
ard one month ana Twenty five days nom tue Tune l
am now SIT nkins The people OF this cOnntry taken a.
W. ole har supposed that all was at rest touching
this vtxed aus sOn Of Slavery I1ey Were tod vas
d eeltleU matter Ui ccmpIOnlFe. IL was liked You
remem, err when the present Incumbent OF tne Pfei-
Genital char Inaugural with slch tlio carrying
him to that high position, II was ohcally announcer
that this que sOn az put 10 rest aad te peopsnpS
the same idea and believed that whether done tshuuy
or groDg fully it was done. II was egerlof ne ques-
ton of tnslty of compromise. But Ike the passed
gers on the California steamers, they were SAILING
peace fully along; The stars we're winkDg aboyoi toe
sea was calm, and there was every appearances OF
late AID pros erO,ls VOYAGE; the passengers are 70
Iepose, and he vessel goes bravely on Al ~ oncs
lie cry il heard: Breakers ahead T. " Breakers
"abead! The passengers leap rom helr oer'ns auu
all bands are On deck. The wave of agitation sweeps
over tie Geek SO it with the political snip oi
state Although assured by the captain mat all was
calm and peace, no sooner had Congress a'senoici
than the storm was gathering ana commotioh ensnei.
For the last months past have you ever Do IN sace
husselipg OUT and crOwdiug of Old a-sociauonsi
change of men, in least fifteen States OF our Unon
who are now gone TO their reslng-plac &, never
10 be rent for az sn Cheers IN every state nord Of
Il at lu- 1862 3V1 You have had THIS colnmOnon ieh
ueif there is not deep settled down at the boz
tom of all this There always ehece proper
tiopeo 70 the deprooted causes. Tell me What LIDO
cause is IL is not ripple but wave oil conmo
ton watch moving on the surface OF pune
q, iIirp in all these states tell you whsthis. RS
son ething done which has been sDrung upon Us IL
was on the eye--mf moTaoe "a b OF January, ie9f,
that that startling proposition was maze. IL We
pohns less than 10 pull up the landmarks OF Ffeen0n
at go 20 and extend Slavery to the 49th pshla
Of Norh latitude, right up 10 The Queens 90
uinOns ana thereby convert one o. the ihaes.
Territories in the word-a Territory which hai
been dedicated forever 10 Freej0m-aud chang
TO land of Slavery, SINGS, and bondage Log n0
little ihnk how great Territory this is. b'oS
ut il Americans, think OF the vast ex'el. u
that great and fertile garden which divides yoa iiOli
the aters Of the Pacific! 1t hac been presened@