New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31

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we Dc rcs neks p,s.forn t,p.ssass a..
W. me ~, aiss p.mosSci we shsp be 10 wcrss 80
Let "a have platform yIh which se oan 49, ~ 49,
rural districts, and csQ carry this St.s -, 80
antly Of The coming election. move the siosassse
Mr. ChuTch's resolutions. fsn a
MIR. COCHRAN rose TO poict Il order rfl
1be CHAIR tueo that Mr. Ifrnts motion Vs..
Of order. $50
NJ. Hrsr then submitted two resolutions As 49,
ments 10 Mr.. CeSsidys resolutions
Dir LARKIN Of Westchcster moved the n,,-..
question, but siierward withdrew the motion.
Mr.. HuRLBUT OF OneiIa--i perceive theso n -
iOry in favor o. The Administration. WIS as-,s
you sustain the Adiuis.s> ton IL YOU desire "a ~.
however, with such miserable resolution A ~
under discussion. Come out srongb, ~ We ss.J !.
do IN The days OF Jackson.
Mr AIyoRD--When people como from tho (yl- -
Nov York and ask Us to 20 against the views -
constituents they forget there is State Of NevYsS
which is in favor Of principle and not welded "a A.
ofce-hodtrs Of New York and their uia.,ecs at -.
ington. Where viii the New-York eysGoa 70
they leave es some Of thcm tliTeatea TO- tho c,.-
vef.tion aud psrty. Will they 20 70 u ,so,5i;,.s.s
Mo- To the Whies That pariyisf yt. T, d.
Krow. Notlinssl Some OF the ceies en lsak :.
though they hsd come to this country withia hr,S
period greet part of these delegates must be v;fh
IVA They 20 ncwh here else.
Mr. FAIRcHILDs of Madison-I have not fou.d n.
rst who ~il say that il be was in the 60 ,v,ss
of ls2l he would have voted for the Mi.soun Ca.
pIomis There Ia not one. patty is about 10 fos a
Platform in which il the Restoration of the M,ssovi
Conp'omse. | do not propose as member Of tais
Convention 10 support measure which will ndorss
the Fusoris's. II VT cay the repeal OF the Museum
COMPOUNDS was wrong, then where are wei
ions VAS BURgS roe and vindca'ed the City a.
taking the lead in Democratic measures He ssiss
Though there may he some office holders Ia the New
York delegation, yet toe delegation repre-, AZ
classes. Ne. York, lise ali commercial cities. doat
far cy abstract matters which she thinks cannot 90
reouoed to practice. But the Democratic party
mutt protect tnose who are suffering from outrages.
The Wings cant DO it. rney arr oaly Ia once Ia
while look the books. desire the su ,cess Of
tie Democratic party. | wa1t then TO retesi tho
Maine Low and 10 put Gown the Know. NothlAys. I
proposed ester day 10 cay nothing about toe Ajnuis-
traon-Lohing about Slavery-but Il Is to late nsw.
shall vote for Mr. Csssi,ys resolutions. II Is a. fuu
condemnation Of the Kansas outrages az I saoid
want and says nothing oerogstory to t1e ainn-tra-
ton or word about office holders: There hss be a
no proposition 70 repeal the Missouri Compromise ad
il such had been made, l should be opposed 70 il
Tho.e who attempt II are merely whig plqaisrrs
who strive 10 sink all other matters 10 retrieve their
fortunes. link Kansas will be free territory ii ,ha
administration will enforce the law as we have
ques,sd il to do. Let wait and zee. BY aud by
/ Will move al amendment 10 this resolution OF ur.
Cassidss Lsary In the words Of Mr.. Churchs Ma
ton, and if thus simple resolution 10 appended " dr.
Cassidys first 7pso uou, ~ill sustain all tne other
measures Of this COnveiton-nay, more, will agree
10 oppose every other resolution having reference 10
Slavery. If you follow this course success will crosa
your efforts
Mr. HIScKLEr OF Ontaric-I am not horc 70 ROW
tn. knee TO thu Baal of Slavery, or 10 the Custom
House aud Post.O Office of New-York. | feel like q
brave Indian ON the battlefield Tremendous cheer-
ing and csppng of hnnos 30 that the speakers voice
was utterly arowpedl. What is the matter with tho
off holders Trey have not beard from tho rurA
disi rcts. mean'hey shal hear from them.
Here tie speaker was heard talking very loudly.
while cries OF " Louder Louder, Let them
" show their teeth, &c, reeounosd through Tie hal
The CHAlR--I observe q great many here who ere
oappng, who dc not appear TO belong to the Conven
ton.
Mr. HIscxLEY-I intend to go homo to my consu-
ency with my duties performed. II The Convention
dote not rtpudiate the Infamous Nebraska bull they
will emit it at their peril.
The speakers voice could now hardly be heard, 40
convs fsatioD among tie members of the Convention
was going on iu q rather loud tone.
CHAn Order, order.
Mir. HIycKIEY-It has been suggested 10 me that I
am wearying the Convention The gentleman oa the
other rice Of the house had al the time Ds forer0Sn.
The gentleman illustrated Sqlattr Sovereignty to
Adam and Eve, the point OF which Wa could not ex-
tract. II you don't give " truly Democratic plat.
form you will rue the day. MHk my WORKS. and
reoollect my prophecy Ia Novembtr l'ociiefoasa az
plause.l
amendment TO Mr. Cassid, A,st ,eso u,ion.
MIR. STAnBucK approved or MI. UassIdy's resola-
ton though he did not exactly like the lsn susge.
Mr.. MILLER-Ne had better ado1t q platform on
which we eau stand. Ike the resolution presented
by Mr. shepherd, but as we can't have that let VI
tske tie oIter.
Mr.. SHEPHERD was opposed to Mr.. Van Burcs'e
anenCuent.
Mr.. ME- die not lite the milk and-water charsote<
Of tbs pro- osei resoutions.
JoHs yAs BuRRs moved az an addition to Mr.. Css-
soys resolutio that the Democracy ,f this State n
faithfully adhere to all tho compromises Of the Ccnsd-
tuition and msiDraiu all the reserved rights Of toe
S;aes They deem this appropriate o,ca'ioa TO do
clare their hostility to he exclusion OF slavery iaso
free territory. Passed.
Mr.. HrsT proposed amendments to Mr. Vsssidys
resolution.
MIR. SHEPHERD proposed their indefinite postpone
ueIi. Carried.
On the motion of Mr. SHEpHERD Mr. Cassidy'sres
olution passed. This carries Mr.. Van Basoa's
hmeLdn eIt with il.
The resolution approving Of the Administration ~
reported by the Committee on Resolutions was tass
passed.
Tie Convention then voted that the STATE Ceaf3
Con miitee be chosen In the usual manner
1t being now midnight il was moved 10 adjourn
Lost by vote of 80 TO 81.
The Convention here undertook TO make nomins-
tiop for Judge of the Court Of Appeals, when ossa
was made to adjourn TO 81 o'clock to morrow nsfn-
ing. Carried. =
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
CscIssATI, Thursday, Aug. 90 1855.
The Indiana Democratic State Convention met Ct
Indian poIs yesterday. Speeches were made by Gov
ernor Wright, the Hon A. p Willard, Col May, end
others. The Convention adjourned after adopting
resolutions reafiniDg the principles Of the Satoss
Conventions Of 1sis and 1882, denouncing tho cosda
Of the Mssourans and Massachusetts men In intehef-
ing in the legal rights Of Kansas settlers and mss-
tsinng that Government should protect the rgat o.