New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
THE x. NJ NATIONAL CONVENTION
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.
o1The n. 4. Tribune.

e;nles. ETC. Judge Odel of Georgia moved this Com
,r;,ee and Gov Gardner Of Massachusetts, seconded
in few &C eptabe remarks. Now comes the tug OF
war. The restoration Of freedom to Kansas and Ne
braska will carry strong vote and If denied at least
a third Of the Council will Graw off.
There ia quite a scrub-race for the Presidency OF
the Council and also for its minor ofiiceS. o'De
dozen candidates presented f)r the fresioehcy
alone, among whom are Gov. Gardner oil hassacnu
sets. ex.Gov. Colby Of New-HampshTe, Barker OF
New.York. lpresent incumbent james Is. Ricaud OF
Maryland who is supposed to have tne best chsnce
e.. che Southern support Bartlett of Kentucky, and
aaveroI more from the South and West. Barkers
chance for reelection Is only in long continued dys-
ion of nj, opponents All the offices have handsome
salaries attached to them, and very pretty wait
ingplaces until the grand distribution Of offices under
Sam at the White House in 81 rewards the hungry
and the faithful
Tho Ohio State Council hos held its meeting at
Cleveland this week and its declaration of principles,
which came ON this morning, has stifened up the
Northern sentiment decidedly. The Free States would
be willing to adopt this as the national platform:
pRIscIpLys or THE AMERICAN PARTY OF OHIO.
Ill The Unlimited 10 es Sy.f . s anences upon Affairs
Gyemmen; equality nights oil nsturazed enigrants who
reason Of ,beir religion higher than that to the Constitution
H. NO interference with the rights of citizenship already &C
oed by foreigners and the protection OF law 70 ell wno non
esty engrs love Of liberty but the exclusion Of 3Tegn
10 oil hereafter until they shall have resided q years IN
the United complied With the NsturaZaon avs
,trn If ond 10 Foreign Military CoPGHie' and
on attempts ezeude The Be trom Schools supported ~ me
~ slavery is ocoInot national oppose lis extension
10 any Of our eI'toe, s tn ~ a1v Save e or Other
wise and we demand OF the General Government an mnedi
ate redress OF great which have been inflicted upon
the caus Of freedom aud The American character by the repeal
of the Missouri ComTromise and The Introduction OF sassy
into In Of law by the force OF arms and the de-
sfTucon Of the elective franchise su,,,u.,ou
In hu imitation Of the wisdom OF Wsshngton we op
propr occ will not withhold our sympathy nom any
vi w. support American industry and genius against the
adyere policy u foreign nations and ae; 70 n,Srn sb sma
and the construction Of National Roads uniting the various sec
VII fhe linton of these States should be made pepetuaibya
faidfui allegiance 10 the Constitution 49, p-,-.-,u.,
ton and a liberal system of Public Schools.
Connecticut is improving. This mornings TRIBUNE
acted like plaster to weak back. There is an old
Whig editor in Vermont who does not act here as ne
would have his readers believe he acted. he votes
against the North very freely, and shows no DISPOSE
ton to stand up with the rest ofhe true North for what
Is lust and right. Does Vermont propose to go Out OF
the Union2 And therefore is it necessary that her
representatives should sacrifice everything else TO
save such catastrophe Some of them do not think
80 if Gov. Fletcher and others are as true as her
mountain-air is strong and pure. A member from
Rhode Isand-Titcomb by name-is doing all be can
10 weaken the Northern sentiment by private denun-
Citations of some of its leading representatives. and
seeking to create jealouses among delegations that
are units and will continue in spite of his efforts to
the contrary.
P,esident-makng is a failure. We hear more about
a. NON Xnrk NgfJU mar prpSS
than here Except those who have very dull axes, or
very lean purses, the general voice swith Hammond
of The ABany Register. Let affairs drift. If they
"drift TO Law, well and good; if to Fillmore, equally
"weI" Either result brings fish to The Organs
net. The Council is concerned about principles
than canddatest has too many of both, 1t is true,
but very few of either are of the right kind Still the
hired lobbyers for the olive Oak candidate are very
bus, and bosterous and his picture divides attention
in the BARRIERS shops with those OF French ioreftes
The attempts here and Swallowed Lack from New
York nv the Satanic to divide the Massachusetts
DELEGATION BY soft soaping' Gov. Gardner and Mr..
Cary and denouncing the rest, viii prove us futile as
they are ridiculous. They thoroughly and heartily
united They ask only that the outrage of last year
uron plghted national faith and the rights OF the
friends of Freedom shall be taken back and the nde-
pendence Of their Stae-righs recognized They VIII
stand upon that and stand together Those Southern
members who think it pretty to insult certain men,
boys of the Massachusetts delegation at every conye
nient opportunity public or private, Will IND IN the
end that it has not been paying venture There
have been one or two narrow escapes from an open
fight growing out of impudence of this Sort
There was good deal of lachrymose sorrowins be-
cawe Massachusetts sent rome OF her Delegation 10
speak at the grand American banquet last even
ing. l suppose there are two reasons Tor THIS; ISL
none of them purpose leaving the Union, nor De-
ieye there is any danger of its dissolution ana conse
quenty had no words TO say on that point, ana any
other sort of talk would have been unacceptaole I'd
the members from Massachusetts have been treated
with such manifest dsrespec and even insult SINCE
they have been here, that decent seh-respeet de-
handed their absence from place where themselves
and their State were likely to be exposed to renewed
attack and contuInely. The very fact that most OF
these assaults have been made when the individuals
making them were " in liquor, was an additional
reason why Massachusetts, should stay away on TINS
occasion for the highest perfection OF the art oil unon-
saving embraces utter prostrauon al the feet OF
Bacchus. The means for preventing the dissolution
of the Union in this way varied aud plentiful at
The banquet and if the report made by the unsophls'
ticated gentleman from Neal BOWS State, who retired
earv very much shocked is reliable, they did not go
unemployed.
Rut Massachusetts did not go unresponded for at
the BANQUET MIR. Ely Of Boston made handSo ne
spccoh which was in the humor Of the occasion ana
provoked the embraces of delighted Virginia am
only sorry he thought ii proper to apologize ior the
'ndiscletons" of Massachusetts,. she may nave
committed them it is true, but this was neither the
time nor place to admit them.