New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

| NeSnsFn bil and that will be the greas measure O
which We tnSu De enabled to triumph in the ncl
Presidential G. .@ctIon. Without il we shall be on
ocean Of uDc, rfainv. without ss or rudder Bat "a
these gentlemen "You rught not to have made such
"cRiurbsDce" What does the Dis-ouIi Com oronsis
mean Ire leared Senator then proceeded to nsr
Iale the bstOry OF the Missouri Compromise frou
lels, declining that the Norh we're the fra
to reIudiate 1t by irsis II on The Winci Prvso 70
Stotes Sou Of 80, 5V He referred very slightly Z
the dis'uIbsrces ei Louisville Boston, md Ka9ss
bcTcer, and endeayOred 20 excuse The u1nintrcrencs
Of The ADMINS ration IN the latter case by s,a tha
the army Of the United states is only conuo-,d OF
- goo men, tceifred all over the country and .hs.
TIE responsibility OF Government Gld the good orSr
OF the cCuOily NUS depend upOn the citizens tber-
selves Hethen entered into a regular defense Of sa.
very on TIE grOuld Of distinction Of race declaring
that the Anglo Saxon race can aud never viii
submit 10 social equally with other and inferior race.
He APPEALED 10 the self interes Of his sudors tel.
ing them that the cotton goods which they wear add
which they now buy for l.. yard, would,
were It MT FOR Slavery, cost them 50 cents
TIE honorable gentema listened TO through
out his adde's wIb the greatest coolness asd it was
with great difficulty that cheer could be raised ct
The close Of his remarks
The SECRETARY then reported the following resolu-
tons, which were subsequently adopted:
Re.ed That Democratic Northampton County
i wicf II the state ssd the Nation the Dsmosrssy have %
oen achieved victory ed which have made cozn.ry the
cressed her extended her f-s The
o. heF Il'p thereby ATTAINING political sed commercial P-
Re.otred That in favor Of the Compromie
o 1850 including the Fugitive Law .nd ia favor Of the
Ksnsss Nebssks acts which repeal the Missouri COnproue,
srd which provioe FOX the admission Of ssa Territories
prescrb- e the time Of Their a3.ob being The true
fe state nor 70 Ss s.eds eS Sls S
" to esse the PEI pie thereof perfectly free 70 form and
" to tho Constitution ofthe United staies.".
This resolution writer by Senator BrOdhesa Gnd Of
.doIted By the Committee.
heoTfd That tie manly nd fearless conduct Of Andrew H.
fs.srs the extent of power ali enoroschment. upon
tie sst of the peop Of that Territory in endeayocs toprs
Of the and Neir,sa b in their and honest
mee with entire approval and entities him TO the thanks
hfsored That d. ucrss who have Ogsht side BY sie
cres o the Democratic party and as neishbo AID fellow
sep. bo have ors been associated ~i,h him in very rea.
on Of life retain undmn shed confidence In h- personal
enc political integrity, and gladly welcome HIM back 10 cur
Besored That societies orsanz,ion. COTTON up for
political purposes ore at war with the genius Of American
cos.on.nv the uag uby red mo 1nitins bineif 80 49,
such ,oeiety and ho advised Of the orgaui
eobSdsnee Of the Dernoca paynsudna s he clearly does
heoled hat the children of one common Father,
who worship the God. citizens Of Free coun,ry pos
equal and have equal rights participate
openly without rsrsin Of seti oathblund Soc ety.
end should take the Consturon as our political suide-as the
cloud by day and pillar Of FIRE BY night
Retd That th- conduct Of the last Legislature In passing
the odous Liquor Ls~ in opposition to the expressed will Of
the people unwsusnabe assumption Of power which
caDno be severely censurcd condemned That dis
spIroye laws which tend abdgs interfere with the
private rights Of man. and deny the right Of any 70
the baiotboI unsted TO tie vents and wishes OF free
peoPe.
Mr. MUTcBER proposed resolution cOndemning
the conduct Of the State Legislature in voting 10 them
selves salary Of $500 esoh, instead Of the So per
diem. Also, condemHing other acts of the Legisla-
ture.
Senator BRoDHEAD hoped the gentleman would
withdraw the clause relating to the salary, it was
the best thing done last session, and voted for by
Democrats as well as Wings.
Mr. PHILIP JOHNSON explained his position as a
member ef the Legislature and lis for sup
porting the Objectionable measure referred TO.
After vote being taken on the Objectionable clause,
Il was declared by the Chair to be stricken out and
tie resolution a. aHsadsa 9ef, and fearing lest the
subject of the treatment of Gov. Reeder by the Ad-
ministration should be introduced IA subject which
The talented Senator had carefully warded off during
lie long address, not once alludiug to it, nowithstand
ing that it had been announced a. the prinoiPei
ton the consideration of the meeths,l Scn vyos
III oohead moveo tho. ,i.e iss~>-A-- ~ -
agreed to- and the people quietly disperseu' ai.er
giving three cheers in obedience to the call oi the
Cboir not for the Senator n1t Tor Pierce, not ior
Reeder but for Democracy The feeling of all classes
Of politicisns here is that the main question was
hushed up by the influence Of the United States Sena
tor: and some Of tie most prominent Democrats oe-
clare in the most emphatic manner that had II not
been for the presence of their Senator, president
Pierce and his treatment of their citizen Gov heeder
would have received the loudest dennneianon' Du'
that for tho sake of the appearance OF harmony 'ney
had fairly caved in'' and submitted to Senatorial
c.otio