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

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rsrpeuAe heir sceodaney in the State s''snHsn TOT SCI
Es.oreS That ~s renmsnd to he seeOrs in he several
ssh Dslt attend Convention day and pscs 10
Be s.sd ~ the si.is Cents. Con Tor ,s surPrs
Dem cssic I.1ty to be held AZ Cineinn,n ~,
Rssd that nsratna;e The Den.oe,aos ct me Daon
pdsics brethren in vslis Teunessse, North Carolina Az,
,. I'D ard that we are jy this
IL new name bopef tn Of the United Dem,creI
n his s,ste .gsst rs trad enemy undsE whatever
sspiz.tiCn VI Of coalition Il may present 'sssL
Mr. JESKIys offered q resolut on declaring the
Kspsss Nebraska troubles the legitimate result OF
the rtpeal OF the Missouri Compromise, and recon-
mencing return to the old way Of Territorial man
This broueht up Mr.. JoHs CocHRAsE. He was
succesdec by Mr. Vas BUKEs, who thought the
Democrats had enough 10 do 10 take OF the NeS
York Issues Of the party, and at the close OF his
spsech be mo- that all resolutions referring to tho
AdniIfs,rsf Kansas, and to Slavery, be laid
upon tie a
A Ger lenan here rose and requested leave to
sptak.
marks you will renew in my name my motion TO lay
The gentleman objected to do this, ard Mr.. Van
Buren, r. 'airod ihe door. His motion, however was
Al u O'Clock, on The motion Of Mr. SHEPPARD Of
Now.York, the Convention &C jourred to P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention resssembkd at 81 L. N.
Mr.. JoHs VAS BrREy took the floor, and in short
speech whdrew his motion TO lay the resolution on the
table.
Messrs. Cassidy aud Jenkinss resolutions were in
troducod.
M. JoHs Kelly Of New-York said that John Van
Buiens s'uents woud prove OF the resolutions
OF u c Committee. He ~ mired Mr.. Fai Buren, per.
sonsl but not bis poca! character. Hopei the Goa
vention would sustain the Administration and not d.
Woe the ANU str eion by pas ing these suppline fury
resolutions ap satisfied, he said, to leave Kansas
matters ou, andto would he the New-Yora delega-
ton and go for the resolutions OF the COMMITTED
Gen. NYE said: believe we should always speak
thu truth politically aud always speak whea tae oc-
casion demands 1t. have the greatest oesro for the
perpe,uity of the Democratic party. | have never
Understood it 10 be treason in a Democrat 10 be in
favor Of human freedom; wish we had Pcet ldent
WHO could reach every fiber of the Democratic heart
over the wires of principle II the Democratic party
must 60 into power in less on surrender OF principle,
for Gods sake let them stay ou;. But no such humil-
dmS"s Of aa pDs .cSctuy eo
ceved in Elm and brought forth in the throeu OF vault
ing embiton has literally deluged our Territories in
blood, and trampled liberty to the ground Tnsre
was not white man in Kansas when the squatter
doctrine vas first promulgated. Territories should
always be uncer the laws Of Congress. Congress
holes the same sation tO the Territories that the
guardian does to his ward labored hard for Presi
dent Pierce. and was rioced at his inaugural prom
se 10 pres. we the Compromises but hardly was he
warm in bis chair before he disregarded them.
Slavery has never existed where it did not exist
In its territorial domain. What is the inference Tnat
Slavery creeps into State IN weakness; and cannot
be elected in lis power Why has Mr.. A,chson LEFT his
seat IN the Senate To nurse the babe born at his
solicitation, and be is assisted by Stngellow, whose
arguments bcwie-knives and pistols and whose
prOnunciamento is, Death TO the Free-Soilor! The
cffn haa hx0n Qn
dodge il. Mcssrs. Hale and Bell have gone 20 tue
Senate Of the United States becsuse New. Hampshire
tried to cary the Kansas bill. Where is Iowa3 Her
Senator defeated and banished literally to Spsin.
Where will NewY ork be If you attempts to carry this
thing! Enguphed and lost if she attempt TO rom this
Iolitioa carrying this dead weight. II you would
save New-York ard the Democratic party first speak
out and condemn this whole Kansas matter. When
we are sfrsd 70 speak of tie scs OF our officers liberty
is destroyed. would say, President PIERCE on have
openly insulted the spirit OF your Let US
mako This declaration do think the President would
ike US better himself for making this declaration
know il is our opinion, ard Thick II 10 bis. | doat
think my friend Kelly would withdraw from the Con.
veniion IL ne passed this but il he should, we should
cave lsgions by The measure. Inc Repubhoau Con-
yention Is counting on our eminous silence
Mr. 1oDp of Saratoga said: We are sent to repre-
sent the views of our cons i'uents and regard Dem
ocratic consistency, and not 10 act as TO lose
chance OF TRUMP. The Convea!ion OF last year is
tsponsib. for halt our troubles today they went 100
lar i'll heir Endorsements.
Mr.. CHrRcu explained the manner in which the
resoutions came before The Committee. No man
should hectste 10 condemn these ourages Of Slavery.
Now is the time 10 condemn them. lie offered
resolution expressing the Indignation OF the Democ-
racy at armed bands invading Kansas, and declaring
the duty OF Cove nment to restore the citizens Of that
Territory 10 their rights aId further repudiatiug the
idea that the DemocracySof New-fork respoas-
bic for the agitation Of Slavery growing out of tue re-
peal Of he Missouri Co npromse, and that thoy deem
bia riafp imn IN MOI
ing hostility to the extension Of Slavery into free ter
ritory.
Mr.. Shepherds resolution was Ia favor of the peo
pie Of the Territories being left 10 selfgovemen aud
that the inhabitants of Territory shout setde their
own matters as to Slavery without interference from
the North or South.
MI Cassidy 3 resolution denounces the armed in
trusCn into Kansas as violation OF the nights of the
legal electors sDo subversve OF the intent OF Congress
In tha Kansas bill that tho powers OF the Government
Aoud be exer:ed TO redress these outraes that the
cause in the Nebraska bill repeating the bissoun
Compromise unwise, because the admission OF the
territory States would have effected the same thing
Mr.. jenkins resolution states that the inception OF
the reTeal of the Missouri Compromise foreboded all
tie evils which have followed, asks the Government
to protect the citizens Of that Territory, and demsnd
that Congress ha pass laws to prevent the recurrence
Of border int usons and outrage and that the Gov
ernntnt should return to the territorial doctrine which
ors na;ed with Jefferson and has been most unwsely
abanooDed.
MIR. sHEPHYRD of New-York offered a resolution
which 10 said embodied the views Of the delegation
fiom New-York.
Mr. u. A. WRIGHT Of New.York moved to lay the
whole batch Of resolutions upon the Kansas borier
troubles upon the table, preparatory to calling up The
resolution OF the Committee ndorsing pro tanto the
Administration.
Mr.. SHEPBFRD prcssed his resolution.
The CHAR ruled il out of order.
Mr.. JEyKISs-How much does Mr.. Wrights motion
incudel