New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28
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| its sheet Of yesterday
c,3 md $500 h the Seu.t. ale fss -rsst,s,
~ tie rerecl retors'iaz Of ise Missouri hos can
hrHe to the Ess and iagTesi. o. ,9s oss o. tns s',s
N scei unt-r the inff-e ot it-c - sla ~
Neon being N-i-d The Wlx party e,f ths On res
M -. A. Ls d. al ak fr more. They ~a
fe 80 Cansl Corrr IS ,nsr Controller. fS'ssn'e' A.
o. ih- EshTs'ka issue!
Tie ANqs, TIE present E the prOpcr oceasion . Be
.iert on ihs question 10 which tAst journal refers
In Conversion of the De,ocrsts of our state, called
irr bef re the nomination. -nd but if-e more than
,esr before as election Of President Z the Uof,f
States is that controversy 10 - treated 81 If hai
Do existence or = 20 be sluJ'5 over viii anblsa'
Gus words that b.sr double meaning We are
pretty confident til The C0nveuten Will not NJ gully
OF the madntss Of approving 81 the cCursJ OF the
Administration in IL Nfbraska atai; iis m-nbers
vii uud' rsand that r1bhc opinion M Dot endrIe an
outrage of thai nature but viii Convention
bed for tocsl obiecty fairy rcprcscn; the will "a the
D. Ne if il separates -rthout prouosucing al em-
ID aic cgment on he question o. ;'eyery IN M
Tertoliesl Las, year re question OF he Repeal %
Restoration of tie sf.ssOun Comp omise cane
"home" SAVE The AfL1s, 10 the hearts snd nleres'C
" If the ueOple." With ter times more trath may
be said 10 come home 20 The hearts and intoess of the
people now, when We are considering TOR whom we
shal Pre- lcat and when the eblyG'ry OF the
a
hrssks fraud ly sui holder frauds, invade Kansas
with armed banCs wres tte cleo ions from ths hands
of the PEOPLE and set up Lee islaiure Ut thor own
from which they expel all Who are fairly eecied The
Democratic Convention of last year failed express
tie poI asr voice Il question which went to the
hearts snd inter- SITS OF the people, and their party
was beaten. What may be expected To be It's fate If
II Is equally faiihless to the popular feeling now
We hope The Alias will not give Its adhesion 10 that
class Of DO itcians with whom the time 10 speak out
on tie most important questions before the country
never COM ,. Last year the Democratic Convention
put off the people with set OF resolutions on the
question f Slavery in the Territories, which meant
nothing This year, if we understand the plan of
those who expect TO control Il Is TO be silent Next
YEAR when the election OF Pr sldent Is pending. the
equivocal doabled.fsced resolutions Will take their
turn ain: the year following, the question will be
gerced rs settled, and there will be nothing TO be
said: and thus ge to vacllate from ambiguity to
silence and f ON silence TO ambiguity; the warm
heart Of the country is Ieyer allowed 70 utter the emo
tior with which It r. swengi the great interests OF
the country are passed over rs If nobody cared TOR
fhen and party conventions degenerate into devices
TO suiiocaie The expression of public opinion. We put
IL 10 The Afas TO say whether these are not worthy
and honorable for of that there can be no question
but whether safe aics Tor any poluca party
The atlas ridcuies the Repub lean Convention TO
be held in this State sometimes called the Fusion Con
veniion Such Conventions are he natural fruit OF
the policy Of supLrt sson and silence which the Con
veuons Of the old parties seek TO enforce The peo-
ple crow impatient OF the suiiOcaing process; they
break aW ay from the old orgeuzatOns they co ne to-
eeiber without regard 10 former party connections,
and, taking free breath, utter with one accoru tue
c0mron resentment with which their minds are IN
famed and the common purpose VIII ch they have In
view and which they are not allowed the opportunity
OF proclaimug elsewhere. The Fusion Convention in
tbs STATE Is in reality got up by those whose
names aupear Oh the call. ts true authors are those
who are abOring to circumyen the expression OF pop
uar opinion in the ObvOus mannerthat IL to say by
public assemblies They stop il at its natural outlet
f.. q. c.,l hv 4 bar oh
Ii silence on the great question which oonvulses the
country is to be enforced At The Democratic Conven-
ton We all HI how the thing TO be brought about
Tho bolders under the Federal Government aud
teir fiends are to puck the Convention and direct It's
pro- ceilings Capt Ry Dders and his confedera'es in
the Custom House here 70 look 10 the election OF
delegates from his City, and the Captain goes up at
their head matter OF course to see that all Il rst
Souebif q of this sort was done at the Convention
last wear and there is TO suppose that the
for the present year will be very difer
eutly ordered. After experimen nj or two OF thus kad
the ueOQle grow diecOi tented aud demand tOuNen-
zion Of n different sort--a Convention which, instead
OF being COVER ed by handful OF men, SHAH speak
without restraint the sincere voice VI the great ma
jority. -
giving il the opportunity of explanation, that II aI-
proves Of Il policy against which we have been argu
ing. IT, however II does not IT'D mode OF treating tue
suhi.ct il 80 liable Ia msoODsrucuOn hat we hoJe II
vii inform Il public and ourselves whether II thinks
the present an on for convention protesting TO
repre ent public Olniou in the State, TO be silent or
eGui, oca on a subject which, more than any other,
Oc,utlCs mems mines aud more than any o.her con-
Gems be common interests OF the Union.
IN another iOuInRl-7he Troy BHdget-we ind the
question ircaieo il nearly the same manner In It's
shet OF Yesterday algding to the Republican, or as
d. CALI u he Fusion Convention which Is TO be held
in this Stale, the Troy print says:
We 90 not how N-wIork the Canal Board, the
Stte Lesaure and sherhs 10 affect the
gu ston Freedom Slavery IN Kansas OF >eOiska
Orv State )Ved h the What We want
10 now l. how the F8sonsts Proh 5iiou on the
taIsl question. other n State pl cy Are
they wiling 10 take Democratic er0unds matters Of state
ofcy ~ -. o -,
If the Democratic party in this State had adhered
10 heir original economical policy in the enlargement
of the canals the remark which we have here quoted
would have been far TO the purpose than II -
now The Democrats of this State unfortunately
fused with the Wigs IN the controversy on that sub
ieci leaving the advocates OF frug al policy, with
whom The rening Post took It's stand, IN minority
They plunged after the Wings into that abyss OF
Irodigtlty and coiperaied IN authorizing loans and
expenditures by which the public money wdl be
wasted TO an incefnite amount, and which have been
fruitful source Of CO Eruption. Since that time ~e
hardly know what can he called the principles OF the
Democratic party in matters OF State pohcy Tue
mischief is done, and IT Is beyond the power oil the
state Convention to undo it, but the mischief conte n
peied by the Nebraska bill is not yet contaminated,
and there is an opportunity OF taking measures 10
Gyertit.
,rrTIr TTrfyr FTEp AYE CASE.