New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08


,hey ,-,lsr.ed bic eup,ass",, a-a 10 nii d""" all
rr,uhl,ei iipm The, inais,r 49, tho passaE" ~ 40
Fugitive slave hin AMI u bapaup Law a.d 'ere't"'
Millstd tulmwes signature HIT s"nw'h"s mon"
nusi hr dom, Tho NlavciV puuot wpa nni iu sanh''l
Tho ,Ie hh erection or thai ~ in2o musi he repealed
The ~ h connl'ua,ot Alclison orle'p hi' p'r"'
pou, la in hnI Mp tho Hill hnd tlr history o TIA r'a'
napc 10 nrrh IN tho ninda of al.
Tic COMMITTEE on Resolutions, an. In modern
phrase ION the Platform. reported Tho inllowinii
UAeea, The oundefs Il tn, H.puhe 10 tho fimai"n ~
THE U,vufrmcn r'ocaued his great Truth ha' az M" =
endowed ~ tho Creator With 'ho lnalchsbo shiH :" ne
liberty ard no pursuit oihsppness and that GA,
Wa oonsuiod ecu those fiGhts to aud Ae"i roc
Ns,iona Esecayc IN HE lnaug ira Addfess ','ua,,
te doctrines IL the expression q his opinion 'h'i po
slavery based mon tho principles other i"eosnI
fths that fedcfa OOvctnment b'nh4 20 'u' -"
United sGe and the political parry which snsans him nave
the primo pies OF civil liberty pros AN y
ITO Terores e19rs.y scented TO Freedom by solemn
compromise and by tbsinDs territory OF Mexico oI Tue P
Of Hufnau
by ndeay,nps Involve Us in with Spain for the aeqa
sn Of Cuba with The nsnin Of PTpn Ss sS' tbs
enns the institution OF slavery ana ~ su''~Ne '"e
trade on our southern coast the efore , c,.-.-
Retd That The sIest question ~ o~sr.s.sow
al otneIs 10 % he North should unite in harmonou.
of the Of Freedom
~. NJ nj must be met with united voice Hold
s that Union formed I'm the language OF me 1on
tutioul 10 establish justice, promote he senefa S
the blessings Of liberty we sdop :. me
Of faith the guidance OF
the prDcpe that under our GoyernnenfREEDosi Is
AND SLAVERY SECTIONAL. T.. ~
b.,o,ed Thai while claim power to interfere WIN
Slavery States where ii exists we believe thar lhe
ons should be relieved fen al conreenou Wal"
Q accountability for it 49, c,- -
violation OF the national faith and outrage upon the nslts OF
Ie Free state4 and that The first step OF the conspiracy
,asnst Freedom which has found ts sppropie and INTENDED
Missouri mob, instisacc
cor friend Of the National raon anu eol
lived Al md sanctioned the same, - force the curse OF
Slavery upon soil Of kAnf.s; and We not only oppose
the extension Of Slavery National Irntres ba Aso
the admission Of any Slave States into the nion oeuS
II that as our national domain free from Slavery IN me
ab-epce anv positive estsb,hng H. we are u,ihed IN
making Freedom condition OF theH adi'sion H" '-o
hood q siaes = $1,000.
Rored That favor Of the repeal OF the present
Fugitive Law virtually suspends the sacred
writ and takes the night OF tris oy Jury
Resnted That imprisonment without thai OF ctz ms OF flce
Stairs by the Fedora JUDICIARY bold invasion OF pershA
liberty viola iou the rights of toe states ana an
assuu pton Fedora power that should be resisted oetn
edy by every fiend Of persona freedom
Resoted That cordially invite 81 who approve OF hs pfh
cue SET forth in these resolutions without regard TO Their Tor
nner roca unite and cOotrhe with us toI 7
purpose the administration OF THIS Government 70
original purity and directing It's energies 70 the accomplish
ent set forth IN the Constitution w
To form perfect Union establish Justice 20 insure
Doesc GUILTY. provide for the Common Deiense pro
mote the General Welfare and secure the blessings Liberty
to ourselves and our posterty'
At the evening session PAssMoRR WLLIAM'oS was
dominated az the Republican candidate for Canal Com
missioner amid perfec. storm OF enthusiasm. Mr.
Giddipgs made q most thrilling speech OF two hours
Mr.. Howe of Crawford, and Mr.. Allison Of Beaver,
also spoke, aid then the Convention adjourned.