New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-01
exposition Of the character and consequences Of that
rsfsrcus measure:


1" rs vnJra TO tlc North,
" First Because il epens to the extension OF
Slavery district Of country from which, oy tne us
sou,i compron,e OF ls20, (. solemn compact e"esr
the Nor h and the South it EXCLUDED.
Second Because il il q violation OF the agreement
with which we scceded 10 tic C0npronise OF 1850.
We were told that there would be an end of all say
ery legsatior; that the Compro nse of 1920 get led
the question es 20 the Louisiana Territory that tue
Comp,emise Of ls5c set led it as to the territory Sc
Guied fom Mexico; and that there was 70 be NJ
urj action on TIE subject IN or out OF Congress
We acctded TO the Compromise OF ls5e Win M
so4mn assurance. The Ntb aska bill is direct vo-
lation Of it, by subvertiDg the Compromise OF ls2o-
no. only giving TO the Compromise Of 1850 false N
s'ructor which would have been fatal To 1t If it bad
been avowed, but construction utterly at variance
with all the reasonioes aid pledges which were Ten
cered 10 us 10 secu e eur scquisscence IN II.
"His unjs,tto the South-First: Because, IN refer.
cree 10 southern Interests it IL anti co se-vaiye and
veal tps the com mise Of 1880 by an example OF In
fdety to solemn oblig ators which g. oud be bnfi'g
on ell bono rable meu, and on Observance OF when
their security essei italy depends.
".Sfcond. Beca sc il draws into doubt the good
IA tn Of soubern men by msniiestiDg determna'ion
on their part 70 eI'end slavery in disregard OF tue
pledges they have given U.s. and lorers ne mora tone
which hes always been their pride, and which we OF
the North have not upwillinely coucedsd to them.
Third. Becsu.e Il asks OF them TO violate solemn
compact to which they stoud be faithful against all
seducteps, whether in the shape of merce1ay iDhd.
Ell cts among the er OF political aspirations at
tie North, 'endt gto them oisbonerabe adv anage
in the hope of obtating from them, as compensa-
ton, an equally disbonorable support.
al IS unjust TO the Democracy Of The Union.
" First. Because it places as in contradc Ion TO
tie position assumed BY Us during the lac CANVASS
for the presidency, and casts upon u the odium Of
iIfdeliiy 70 solemn comp.cts
Second: BE- cause il will disbear'en mulit1des VI
borest men who have al heart the public quietude aud
the pr servsou of the pu3c faith, aud Who, deceived
BY the assurance Of those whom they have FOL we'd,
" from pOlls in M
eLdnnger the asceIdaLcy Of the Democracy and its
pin ciples.
ct is unjust TO the rhole country.
First: Because it will disturb the public tran
guilty. by opening fountain Of bitterness which.
we supposed was effecually closed a by unse Ting
legislation sancted by the acquiescence of tEo gen
erations and the lapse Of more than third of CEN
fury.
" Second: Because it impairs the sanctity OF all
compromises, and MAJ es the solemn compacts of the
past eubservent 10 the uses of serving politicians
al the evaI esC ent Interests of the hou'.
4" Third: Because it will renew agitation and dis
rust between the North an the South, ALLEVIATE friend
ly cling and cate the BY ora of sectional oontro
yersy.
Fourth Because it will infct a lasting wound upon
the reputation of the country By DEGRADING the stand
ard Of political morality, aud mparing confidence in
those who direct toe public counses.
"w"h great respect iSTii 59SSYf'J BLvEcxER.
ITO the Hon. GILBERT DEAN, in Congress, Washing on
THE PEOPLE VS.. WM b. REYNOLDS.
BRIBERY Indictment nIed Oct. ~, 1000:
Ctr and County of Netc- York, SIS - The jurors OF
the people of the State of Nes.York in and for the
body Of the city and county Of New York, upon their
oath, pr sent:
That WILLIAM b. REYSoLDs late of the First ward
of the ty Of New York, in the county of New-fOIk
Aforesaid on the frs day of January n the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ffy four at the
ward city aid county aforesaid then and there having
a contract and arrangement with the mayor, aldermen
and commcpal'y of the city Of New York, tor hi nself
and for bis partners ia busiCess in the partnership and
pane of " lam b. Reynolds and Company, for the
removal by tie ssid IN of dead animals, blood aud
oal from out Of the said city, then and there vi uy,
maicously corruply and eloniously did cause to be
furnished 10 one THOMAS h. DowSIsG, then aud
there being an officer OF the department OF The cry To-
sp ctor Of the government OF the city OF New ok 10
wit the city Inspector Of the said city, and as sac1 Of
cer having supervision, and CONTROL and direction oy
law of the said confract-s large sum OF money,
TO wit: ire sum of five hundred dollars, he
toe said William Il. Reg nods, then and there
hayir the intent 10 fiuence the acton thereby OF
him. The said Thomas X. Downing as such officer, as
aforesaid in the matter of maintaining the said con.
tract which contract was, as afoesaii duly brought
from time 10 time and then and there before hln, the
said Thomas X. Downing, 10 bis said ohcal caps;ry,
again the form Of the statutes In such case made
and provided and against the peace OF the people OF
the State of New-York and their dignity Aud the
jurors aore aid, upon their oath azores ,d 90 further
presen., that aft.IwaId to w.t. on the 18th day OF
January, in the year of our Lord 1882 at the ware,
city AID county aforesaid, the said VIM. Is;
Reynolds, whlfally. malicoasly, co'rupuy aud
Elopiously, did then ana there cause to be
fir nished one Thomas X. Do wing then and there
being an officer of department Of the Govern msn Of
the city Of New. York-to wit, holding the ONCE OF
CITY il s ctor Of said city, sum Of money TO VT the
cum Of FIVE hundred dollars, with intent to influence
the official action of him the said Thomas X DOWN
ing as .uch officer Aforesaid, upon maintaining an
arrangement VIII Oh he the ssid Thomss n. Downing,
a. .uch officer ss aforesaid, had been BY s% author
lied 10 make tna nad accordingly heretofore male
with him the said VIM b. Reynolds, fer the removal
out of the city Of New-York, by him the SAID
VIM. Il. Reynolds OF all dead animals, blood and
Sa thst mil hit be found in said city, for the sum and
price for such removal of fifty dollars per day agans'
the form of the statute in such case mace ana provided
and Against the peace Of the people Of the State OF
AVE-" A. olKEY HALL, Di.trietAttorney.
HENRY ERBES Foreman
REFORM RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Reformers Of the Twenty second ward, assem-
bed last evening, by call OF the executive committee,
in the hall in FIhieth street j. Crossley, jr, esq
was called to the chair and j. Ferguson acted as sec
retary. The entire Republican ticket was adopted,
consisting of Samuel Fleet for alderman X. H. Shan
mop. councilman for the LIXth district.
THE MAYOR TO THE POLICE.
The following peci.l order hss been issued
MiYox's OFFICE Nrw Yosx, o;t 81. 1855
While the right of suffrage aud free exercise o.
op ion in the selection Of candidates fr ON posses" By
po men In sith oher citix the pfYsEe OF ac-
v. cPAtion In partisan oiPs a., ~, S'S
denied In becoming ss,, ,. so
poi TIE policeman cannot be roh sah. is
Gee 70 o,trawe inIimid'to o. TO innashon u S"or
daty 70 protect ID. exercise Of these ns 80 q.
..ks, ns, 10 LtsuIed 9Th W ohs' By breach u Tho
ps,c. IL has been spss.n oil 10 tha, mseets Of tho
Ponce dspAnsLt have been Ia the pf'o .s hst 81
.eiv. per- In polite. sbou the time sni GA ih" dY 81
.lseiOs ADD that Ia vsds 81 Oh" ely, eilass'
Of opposite po'usn opsloa' have sssI as',ss Si,'
r. s,snfs tho Object s 10 10 give s"'ls@ be.