New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-27
which we copisd in THE TRIBUNE Of TIE 18th INST
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1t proceeds:
This psty-7tc Be, is right-did more IN one ne
car IN further The ABOLITIOS CAUSE thAn al
g. n.rtes tha' ever excited IN this state. put tueh
III toee,ber Thuk Of it, An Abolition ssa'G'-
ar entire Abolition De eeaton 10 Congrsss- hss'''
BV The Lseislatnre The Bee omitted his shVl'el pr
yo,n(-,g re Fvg,fip> Sure lar nRc0HsttiuttoHH.
,pPRoyYp BY GoyERSOR GtRDSER-he ferSpaS
Tibertv bill, Whs, record Whe. patty ciu pa
his in ore year Whs parry could 90 IN pre- io' hV'-
hhOniin AID ANARCHY " o. g.,
ro,. g., "a ureed hs termination u)ou me m'Dle
Marty AT the Fusion Cor veuto0, eeS iiers snl ''.
To4y siqed "a, he wss "a good ee oo,'e, - 80
wssgcin. But they die not succeed, ana oo' % n
Wolceser. Then Convention OF Dis own PSF;
rouirsed bir. |. personal an1r auoge .ncs.
He 4, ended the Convention on this occason an uEe
srs.ch Abolition enough - suit snyoo1y tns' Wy
inclined He asfed away right aud et' He PoiTu
the slave power, aud almed al ia 'ge hsne EI.o
The Go sernor smoke Of Judge ksne "A an tHf9t'7's
.slarecqfcsibg Commissioner ~ PhHddf tP8f," I,
sk,ts rM 6e improcttd for has coHfnc' 6e''Tc ~
NIT Congress and rere Ita>re, tro"if c1esJa"y
oire M rcte IN fGrOr OF such fmPelca"eat sni,
% io Ab,idopism IN lump, be vowed the folio FIag
vow
49,. T,o,E. ON al INIT. Slarery ell 0prO', "a
,le o. ptra,. s NE sgg,s'non q Ssas"y % "Hp Ne GOD
90 s~s az n rs'
as much for.he nationality of Governor jn't 70
s-ec.es nv thls rsr.y ssoiriug to be nstOnt. L we
turn TO he % atforu 1T the var,y-t'e ha"a 'hu 'ee
psrty-vbat 60 We lind mere HoT nsu0nsi Is . Jus.
hi platform 5tc0d for months - the head OF Ihe Jour
al If this party; on tie eUc Of the clcf0H "d' CIR
tIat,d IN kandbHs 10 tke door Of ,gcry roter II IS
nov inc orse6 every Gay b. the Mss schns9'ts hi"N
Nothrg journals Hsre are is AboI"on PanA'-
called Tie Springfield platform
We copied in THE TRIBUNE Of the 18th the
blanks on which The Post comments. Our Boston
coteuporsry continues;
"lf that "a not Abolition we know not vha' ia. 1t
shoots Say shead o. even the Republican pSiorln.
To show how constant! thus platform Is lhuoIseu
how resnlute the Know Ncihin9s are 10 make thcr
xods oo6-yc cite TIE very les illustration inst mas
occuutd he election Of The last Kuo N9tlog mem
her of C. n9r.ss from this State. We alude TO tue
election of Dr. Chsfee TO supply vacan y, VINO l.
ecSoiler OF II @ rankes kinG. Here Il letter wlch
10 wrote 10 the Kuoa Nothngs which speaks tor IT,
self"
We have already printed Dr. Chsfees e1celien'
lie ter, and will conclude our citations from Inc
Post with the following passage:
"To all his it mas be o5ded tn 1T the last meet.
ing of # G Know Nohirg State Courci vas "a rsoid
an Abol ion gathering ~ q meeting OF she Free e)H
marty would be. Columns OF the rankest AMI
Slavery after may be picked out any cay ION W me
Prov $50; to peal the Fugitive Slave Law; 10 restore
the Missouri line; 20 LEGIsLArE BY ooSGKEss ON
SLAVERY with view to its pLoho !ion IN ne tsrri o
res 10 refuse admission of State into the Union ON
account of Slavery iu its Co.'s uton-lt the aivc'
cscy Of these poirts makes party sectional thea the
Know.Nothires are ~ truly seotousl a. the Ike
publicsns Their sppaA TO sectional prejudice: as
dems, oeical as that Of the Republicans. Tner as
uuLcson Of the South is just Is severe as that OF ae
meet rebid of he Free Solers.
If our respectable contemporary, Inc Boston
Daily Adretiser, can attend to anything since the
wear 1874, we entreat it to glance at these state
ments Of its good friend and co-laborer IN the
great work of saving the Union, The Boston Post
The Adrertiser has just expressed its qualification
at the election of Gardner as at s. the triumph OF
good sense over fanaticism." What does 1t
think of the matter now1 We should like also to
have the opinion of The National hteAigeHeer as
to the exact value of the triumph of sound prln-
ciples" in the reelection of Gov. Gardner