The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-16

OILS tbrou ghout this Il nd should cordially AID
unite a. presenting the great iest'us and living po't
Resolved, That we regard ths maiasenanc. Of th.
union OF the States 20 be- in the Apsusge Of Wsshsg
ten the primary ehjset Of patriotic dssirs ana taa
full adherence ths principles embodied In tho Dsciara
icn OF inasp nds cennred BY the cons'ituon and
sxpcupdtd and proclaim Cd by the great pAtrsts and
Rssoiye3, That the pIohibtcn OF slavery within tas
e M s sss n
sscrst compact known Che Mssosfi compromise, ~s
asnued n gross violation Of pghtec faith, aad IN utter
psste, srd p.s fer its conssnuapce justify thus
outrageous act that the positive guarantee OF that
we win never in ary event eonccEt 70 the admission Of
ksntss and Nebraska, or OF eny part thereof, ~ SLAVE
Received That the rights Of tie settlers 10 Territories
to tie ree srd updsturbed exercise of the esctve sn
cbse gussn.sd to them hv tae .aas uSdsr ~hch they
1Ds en cutivs, Whenever ,iol.ssd rp or sares.snss
Resolved, That hold IL 10 be the duty OF the fed
;s:' s nt 70 free t.s from =. resp for
ono more slave States, and slave TERRITORY
Received, That We fad In the censt.tu!ion pro-
vision Which requires such sgslation the fugitive
slave Law 1885, ana that as during sevea,y years
s eons.isut ousI obIgascos abs TO be fnaIIsd
without its aids and may be equally STILL we demand
its Unconditional repeal.
Resolved That W. arc dserminsi TO use all honorable
e1orts TO iecurs such nodincstion OF nsturAxa
iion laws, sided BY ,ueh elevation oi puoi, sent
msnt IS will preserve the true iptertss OF the nation
and viii guarantee the three vita principle Of rapub
lcan government spiEitaal freedom fee BSie and
free schoela- tLsrsny psnv.otnr tbs great work Of
Amsricsuzing Amesica.
Resolved That isw,ks the arm of iegslstion to
rest tnat sIowns evn the deportation, by foreign
hoIsief oil pAapWs and convicts to our shores; and
thai az cur aaoya constitution requires the chisf exc
euys o. ost rsuntr to be Of native brtb we deem II
and ssp~ ~aly dpiematic representatives, abroad
snsn Aiso postess foreign principles to bias thelr
ja"gutnt or to Influence their ofiici' acton
kesn'~ =
Law Of s,nst deem III. pre.ss, rrouo.vsy ...u..
psrt Of ts settled Legislative policy,
cspt such experience shall demonstrats 10 be reaui
sis in or:er to its greater perfection aud efficiency
Reioived, That 10 win be hereafter known ~ the
American party OF Vermont that principles shal be
hereafter openly every where avowed-our candidates
announced ana that each member shall bs at liberty To
rake known the existence OF the Order, aod tho fact
tlat he himself Ia a member, and that 70 cordially Ia
ve s WHO In good faith approve Of these doctrines
10 co operate with US in pos,tisai action.
MISCELLANEOUS.
public meeting OF persons opposed to the exsA
Pa at which rssS Ccs were adopted calling s..;s
10 be held at Harrissurs From prsssn, appearances,
there teens likely to be five separate parties In the
field at the fall election in viz the demo-
cratic, the American or Know Nothing, thu national
Know NothiDg, the s'rsghtont whig, and ths repab.
hcsn. Besides the parties we have named, there are
These the Liquor Dealers League and the FRIENDS OF
piohibitory law.
State eonve nton OF "co'ored puisonsn WIN be held
In Troy on the 18th Of September.
republican meeting hsIa In Lo yell, Mass, on
the llth inst, which largely attended, but Il
tecafea in view 81 tho formation Of state fusion
party nexpedisnt to proceed further at present.
BENZ. II Hill, Fsq OF rfoup, has announced himself
candidate Tor Conaresn from the sth
Congregational district OF Georgia Hs IL in favor Of
Know Nothing principles.
The name OF President frs'ingauysen, of Rutssrs
College, New BIupswck ir hnsiea AZ the head Of the
Springfield (oho) Rput'ie, Tor the Presidency Of the
ULtad States.
Hen Theodore q. Hunt who was = member OF the
last Congress, bss received the Know Nothing nomna.
ton In the Second district Of Louisiana for election
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF FORGERY UPON TIE WARDEN or THE
FIVE rhI5oN ny FARDosED C0NviCr-cuRioUs
CASE.
Some yean ago an Englishman named William Jeha.
vas tried and convicted In this Court OF Gsnersi
sessions for forgery upon hs employer, carpet dealer
IL Pearl Chatham street. and tcntepcsd to two
Jeans and six moIths confinement. for tbe OF
tIetsme. Johnson being smart, intelligent man, and
wbai capital psnman, he was spponted book keeper
at ihs prison. lie continued In this employ msnt for
nesr Two years performing hi. duties wi grss. ssts
faction 10 the oHcers 0, that institution Meassbn.
wife, who is quite pretty NQmin, was uatirinx in
her endeayors TO proe.s the conyicts pardon which
was oeta.ed within the past weeks from Governor
C'fk. No sooner had Johnson been freed from the
precincts Of the State prton, thsn the warden. Mr. G.
rstemap, discovered that a number Of forgsrle. hai
been committed upon him. Three OF tho checks pur.
porting to have besn issued BY Mr. Batsman were dis
covered at the Bank OF Sing Sing to be orgerss Asr
1me inquiry II was discovered that John,on WAS TIE
suthor of the misenief and accordingly search wa
for him, but without effect. a. be mai soms pro
vious wisogc OF the discovery OF tse frauds ami
fed 10 New York. Information gdt stsly sent
on to the warden Of ths1ity Prison here and also
fv fh.t,. nF
sirict watch wss accordingly kept fer Johusou, who
had seaced hlu.eh In the upper part Of the sity ~
The fugitive discovered by officer Kssfs, Of the
Chefs ohce, who en- saturday night proceeded 70 ths
stopping place Of the accused in SIKH avenue nsar
Fourteenth street and took him into custody lie
immediately conveyed 20 the Chisfs ofcs and lock oil
up In pison PREPARATION, TO being sent back 20 sing
siug for trial IN d1, by scandal loving peoIi thai
the pretty face Of Johbsons wife had sah an naa.ncs
OF the executive suite that the fugitive has
tut iitI. TO fear n the way Of severe Punishment
HOPEFUL yourH.
John NcCabe, boy about IL years Of age arrest
Cd BY oc.r Clarke OF tina sixth ward police charged
with having stolen horse and wagon loaded win gro.
ceries puichassd at wAshington Market by Hsary W.
siuiix, Of No 40 Ninth avenue The oompiansnt al.
leg that be left bis vshcls standing 10 washinst
street Tor few minutes add that dariug hs absence
be Jopfs scapesrsce drove OF With the AMI It's
snins c. Ltsns Chase was given, and the fellow
ovsthaasd On being brought bsfore Justice Connolly
at the Lower Police Court he commttsi in full tor
trial hs having pleaded gully TO the chrss Of grand
larceny.
ALLEGED FORGERY.
Three yoppg men, named John Kinnsr srs Lewis
Gaze, Jr Alsxander Cutting and George r. Johason
al.n into custody BY officer Martin Of the Second
District Po,e Court. charged with forgery In having
IS II f. alleged, obtained 500 from the e. Hcboia.
Bank OF this city, on forged cheek purporns 10 b,vs
teen ssEtd BY Mr.. w Il. Scott, Of Dstroit hichigss
ard made payable 10 LAWS Cass Jr, son Of Geo Cars
tbs United statss Senator Knnsr Ia CHARGE With hav
Ing persouated the OF this great ststss nan such
dtgrse Of accuracy that ths paying teller dh
mon mt hssitsts 10 cash the cosumsn These Ecatis
ptn we're found rnBtcstDg on Long island when taken
into custody. They were held for elimination
City Intelligence.