New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-24

70 tne tcsf; Divided
Political p:res The one TIE E.,ioDsl Denocrsi
% oy5s9 Sossr 81 ,Ss ss1omsr Of sepusS.
ae' the fseoas fanaos demasoguss and camp followers,
son. % S o. Ss.9 s ois parties aDd OrsAnis.
y ID Ir,panrs for 'h' graf conflict the N ons
si,ey pave no horese. 70 repudae, designs
egls under double prases creeds 70 adopt
p9ca - inculcae. They w stand hsv have s,o5i
sbd provs IN the Contion nude bies thew v. Az
that too regardless OF he oAor the natc or the sea
'Hs ,s of s the .educOH' of power on the
Itey will make .nd Vigorous upon al sectional dis
IN tbs tue Of he term upon territorial
TED s'ses be Ssb December ls by Daniel s Sinson
tn,n stss,o Congress froU th, stae which III
heslstd 1bst true policy requires The Of
Und States 70 strengthen Ia political and r'ls.
tetSy my onduce 70 that end and cau uty bt aed
ard that neither il such cquion the territorial orEsu
OF 'ntnioD b. crovioed for established pconsstsnt with
tn nsh u the peope thereof to form Tree sovereign STATE
vih ne powers and privileges Of The original members Of the
Eslssd That IN orssDi1ns Territorial Government for
Terion,s belonging tho United Stsies the prnc Of self
~ oed The true spt and rnesuE Of N. Cons irioa BE-
otsred ard the feoerscy enstheoed bS esvns loes
fon niDg the domestic policy therein 10 the Lest1res
.st rhst odoss csp1Ss o ancient Federalism the otsrfs
sOce d oers n state eject obs whenever or where
power exhibit it's ino whether such inter
ference with or without Violence whether BY authority
II The domestic policy Of the Government all It's depart
meIts hey will aoyocte ugL administration with stiict
speedy Accountability pnDH oppose
PsireCu unjust and deGorszins q. N nopoy AID class
leglaopi end n fn relations will claim nothing but
They viii a.ert he sht and Justice Of free open dscuon
oil Of pubic tbst tue rsh OF coo'eience
% Ix So1s sess. sns b ta the coustisu lon
d ,s 1 se.f ~ nsri, AMI not The fort
cirt urnstsIce of birth psIsntsge
The psfy-Ec Dony As ,ounsbj j-con6ong to
~ sn1 sssS sua saory .
sras of ftempeenee OF morality b. exp rmeDts iegsioo
and tru we have guided heretOore prlPoss -
upon them hereafter, aod desirou. that ali who aEes
With us IN their sapport should unite win Us ID one sea
The.e Principles fun broad and comprehensive platform
upen which al the friend. " the Constituio stand
gsbe; platform erected by the genius OF Jefs and
aoorn,d tmbsbed and strengthened by the ineghty e
It COZ tsiDs no spurious decsyins slippery materials; its
bsut, win incresse With wears Il will prove
neither 70; limited in It's leDsh or s 6resdh but the waoe
upon in safety without endaDseag its suc ure OF weakening
chimes wbeever civilization and have cd ia
,indo Of ihe naienabe rights Of man, aud upon 1t the
stricken and oppressed Of eIths children may ind rePoSe and
These are ,he prineOes Of the National Democracy New
Yoib-prncipes through wOe-vcory or detea'-fe
ward panisbmeDt Trey couan no mysteries They rest
msesl framework Of the Cons uti,n They not put
for occsson like no iday gsinen nor WI" 'hey oe iad
we ave oesrous that ell who the principles of this
simple yet sublime ere d. should unite with US in its support
and all such gsIdrs Of former divisions we ords y ten
ght hsno Of fellowship that they make common
with sgans those who threaten BY sectional osanu
the destruction Of free principles and free Constitution
together. ,.
Sill hold 10 truth--be firm and just
Refusing every base compliance.
Cur praise wrihin above trust
And live and die In self reliance"
Mr. WARD of New-Yofk addressed the meeting IN
favor Of The resolutions originally reported by the
Committee.
Mr.. SICKKLs of New-Yotk took the floor in opposi-
ton end moved 70 recommit the resolutions aui his
resolution TO the ConDi tee with instructions 10 re-
port the whole. Losr by Nays "a; Yeas 10.
Mr.. HAsEISs moved as an amendment TO the third
Tesolu'ioU: That the Kansas-Nebraska bill be ap-
proved and all efforts 10 the Missouri Com
pIOmise ne discouDtenanced'
Considerable excitement eusued, with cries of
"AdourD," "Adioon, Previous question &c.
The previous question was called and the amend
meDt was passed.
The ak resolutions from the committee were then
passed and the Address was adopted.
1t was midnight, aud the Convention adjourned
till o'clock tomorrow morning.