New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

eseuss for some conc sion or arrAngene nt IA !.
10 aytld diyis TOD. The reply sas Do y.
TO wear martyrs crow sDd no more - -
"A eyit. nee that he whole affair wss no v se.t-i
so copsiderod by both North and Solh I qaSc
nv co,rr,p NJ enoe at u tire, led Sunday IN
Tire r,poluior. will probably BE- reported Eoc.S
'srl, BY Tuesrsy sna then u' con. the MOI sp ~
sS'thIE az. 'rA fo~".Tis,;s 49, s,g ssa,..
gp0n sroTd sessSoss oorSors'ses f~etess sa< esSx
azteLsiOE P0y0rn, rAHA re 5Ss AeSFh u nc FREE ss-
% 10, @ raickfd and prol ed fT." -
In preparation Of ,h.t address which W.
on Sunday and MonoBv, even osiore the rsso.s
were TepoIiec 10 he convention ~ well set n.
ques, on Of the result sideret, Gov. GNdns. -
pateJ. Several form. were proposed. Me-, a.
.ll of those ho bad lod IN ths coacentrstioa Co.
trn sentiment we're sruVou. In the opinion -
address shonld be brief and sppesi 10 the pe0o. =
ply on the point OF Oief ence 10 the coaven ia :
slavery question Thcy ned hist there besa, =. y
fererce sc 10 the essential PM cpies of ds.ir.T
Anericanism, they wsra on, Of place in an an a. =
the action Of the majority on the Slavery ;on;e ~
But Gov GSrdner wAs Strenuous thar there shA,V'
little Auericanism in aud in order 10 .. ooi,a,s
the preparation Of the s16pts was copfled 10 h,.
and leaoirg llLoss delegate, Who had be u irass
siar' ore of The most eiiicert labn 10 ss:uf,,
priop OF the northern cecs ats ia stand Tor h.ri
The virtues aDc strength Of The address are mo-t,S
10 The Il tier the Yea meas and the tnhll,y 70 tAs,
eruor A fgvolite draf. sith m.ny OF iha AZ
northern delegates was the fpio~ing;
"U. he urdefsisn-d, s'rz'r' 81 -v.rs s'sf-. w.
bee in he cay Of Phn,de hs on the day jan. al,
ecn,us.p,d by pr fopn ''rs' CT dap to make tAs h
"Ths, m. p,c.r.t,,n 81 Nuiousl Iadet.naers. %,
Copstiu.ion OF the Uui'ed s'es epJen' epnt al
tiiseus the pers,ive OBJ gton - 70 exsfee tab IA
,usrsge. % secure tue e'nats ~ Liberty, aas b,
servs ipsiolate the self Ntden' truths thN al M
'ef,sed pal and enro~ed BY theif Creator viii as
'i,ushe u sht o. Libeits.'
This, the Contribution Of the United 'ts'es saef.us
Copsr,ss 90 more 70 n.k- slave te.o 20 n,.s,a
no more rover o pc the Ntenss Of sV>sy ~he't
exc jusde elton, hn % 'rmt ths eSS'eoee q sas
Tbs. by the decision of the supreme Court Of hate
siste.. he state OF slsy ~ - mere munep- resss
founded upon .nd limited tho We - ot'he teuiorss
Th,t he Federal Gov, nmtnt should reievs i'n~fia,
connection WIZ ard responsibility for the mere nxt
T1 Il the M,ssuh prchh',lon wa. vi.
of he pish'ed f.n ofthe nagcn wang fson IelScG
sess b, isnhles sdr1lni-,Tati' aud We VII in.i, az
SIT ers ksnss, in their lead uhs aat ~s Will resss
lea. tt- sdms. Of any state ih,' the Un,oa
constitution tosr"ibg slavery t,med oa' VI Al, p'iuS-
| teriiiory covered BY the at OF 1870
"Thst we essnot consent % act With any boy l1l
ga -to viii not redress the GREAT WHoN1 p-sssa
by the Tepesl of the Missouri Prohibition aud IA q
u1ite with v in demsndIs The 4 eden VI The a'a-'s
ofKaDsst sssirH lawless yo'srce" 81
his though made up from the deiNahoa y
peu6t uCs, Gov. GardI er's o Fn message 10 thek
chusett Legislature the decision at the 81 II nsm
anc the simple demand 0f the minority pl ,iJfm =
vet strenuously opposed by Gov. Gardner, aid -
| fore aba1 doned. II wonl1 SEEM 70 bs IA re1N
| from what Is CONNOLLY koosn as aoon lonsm
orposipg II be- said striking his fist upon the tabss
! he d" acOuld Be id u he w0ald oe d50IitoH!:ed,s
| kor."
| ltwas not until Monday afternoon, tho clio ed
| first week ef the co iveDtion, that Gov. GNdneti
bis public position oD the question before the sW
| ton Several of bis colleagues had cecltref =
| selves previously; mott IL not all TIE other Nv
| delegates from the Free States had done the ssN
an. ston was substantially se' led; the North hx
| come nearly uni'ed; and IL was an essy INA To-
| Gov Gardner then to express the common sennr
SO when the pro-SlayeD rtsolut oos came 10. as
| Moth was iDsultiDgly l. qulrd VI II 'hey wealdw
| il voted down upon them, and dozen oi neth
senta,iyes spraDg to their feet To rely, Gov. Gar
| wss among them. His colleagues AMI the "
| gladly gave way for hun, for he had rot spOts
| fore, they felt that he would nov speak hers
meptr. and from bis wei .kbo VII disposition 10 CO..
| va i'm and Cancellation, if not compromise, y
| have more influence with The large class OF se
disposition than any OF themselves. lie spoken
| and well, end you ID a. the Il no an au bouic 20
of bis remarks. Upon that speech ls based u
claims Gov. Gardner has 10 have been the hs /
| loren ost mau Of the North in thls struggle. Hoi
there elaine are the reader Of this lsors OF pnsr
eveIts can fairly judge. The work was all 900
fore, and largely without his assistance, certainly
| out bis leadershi).
But let MS conclude the history. The debate 3
| opeI ed ragged feTCely thou h Monday evening
tueeday. On Wednt sday it was clear the voter
| be taken on the two PROPOSE loDs o. t1e m-JdV
| uir oIity, and such inter mediate compromises AL
| meth Rayner and few weak backed not'h.rGon'
anxious 10 have adopted for the salvation OF toe
| Gil On Wednesday morning, Ger. Gardner 81
| for home on preienses that were not adtqiae ioE
deseItioD. The chiefone VS. tha' be derre % y
biz birthday, which VAS tho next day IN hs IA
i do not bercve be feared 10 record mis- ve'e g
bearst the majority proportion or for The mN
| II solu ion; bu / DO believe thai he desired TO y
IL, 10 oil tcsaH hnl
dien Of the enemies Of right ard ua'h aud jas2
the Goa promise propositions which ~ould be bv
| N. At any rate, the yot,s were all recorded sig
him. Luckily for him, the compromises did 90
cted, the ultra pro. Slavery resolutions OF the 10.
were forced upon The council, aud the no then I
gaies remaining boted, and hsued the address
viously prepared for the contingency. Gov Gst,
| rame was appended To il he basiOt left instruc,o
that feet If The ma iority resolutions were eand !
| they been modified, a. q compromise made how
uDpslaisble al On ust TO the North, there would
been 10 authority to COZ meet his name With the ~
en- secession and appeal. Tie did NO, ~ ooe .
| have supposed be should have oone, instruct "
| OF bic bsme in a sece ing movement Oh the rel~
of the minority proposition, for thai vas a. ttiss
| true borihein man could have stood oo-e.'
most Of the northern dele gates desired to plant
| selves upon.
Such Is the record. l append an extract from
| ter fom Maine delegae ~ the convention 70 81
sacbus delfgaie written uis preeent moon
very day indeed after the Americ al coaysr1H
Boston TO which it allndes:
Especially Ain surprised =, he baA faith ~bs.
he me mbers Of tle American P.itJ In H..s,s
Its,n9s a. tugb sidespfssd add 'oksrns eel ioe~
| seized upon the iesoers ~ all Desry al, pohsa
in view 9th. and the ti@iaiy 4 hon-.' ys. iass
| men en- afraid thai oVn "sosbore' ;, tsbls 20 y
| fn,y. have rssd Gov Gnr1nef's sg'ech IN tbe AZ
! ftloD accepting hs bomiD u'n, md an ,vpri~
GIu.ton 10 hs course tie ooHUertt0n al Phnadegha
itnay be htrsly tra- that be w. t,s hrst m>n ssHw
firm va, INTRODUCED 70 tel Mr msn,-y 4 NswYon !,
| twas tia, Mss4rh1srts will Mt he bOpTd ~ s1>s,I
| 'fo,n vet you will rem uber that Jon AID 0 hr
among then Informal que tons, shen The COB
btouRtt into discussion vnen IL city vel asts
how he G. mmittee would report. made subssnddly ~
declaratous II ia Tribute 20 h pulsnty " The s
| cry sentiment, ths claiming Of credit b. Gov 6se
| tcneeIsbp 10 the wOIk Of .tsnoi, nsnfqly laNf
| celIhia couyebtisD. bet you and oh,y, tHor reR 90
aS h0Dsd deft1H nigh BE- tGbe- DAof us
t.e Soah ana ph.h me time might be ald< pG@S
| ne noTthe,h deLegdiss 49,.
nf sha. III tHia La Anf Oh VI