New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

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80 .,,,NN,g~ wee passed SWAY. they Cad noi under
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49, -, the IN cf March 1850 Webster declared tns'
d. isseuri Ccmr,om,so "is t0cdan"utN-'hN ~
80 eslshlc sad in fact ami In essence both Cliy
- N eNs,cr ur1. rStccd that could no, be touched
an rpNr than the Constitution itself Now, i'H9",,
sst,.rs We have Stood th's and borne II wei, "nu
have 10 SIX DC additional question, nat 90 you
think thcsc mon who make that demand moan 10
"So'" They have taken ono step a,teT aup'iiel . 20
x.sui avery nom the South 60 10" NORM Our oIy
shows one Continued ssres o' ch'roaSs'".'' 80
frc,,rri crv The slpskCr then rrHC0eI 20 S Sl
40 lis,srv of the schcmCs by which The slave rover
hsS gradually extended human bondage over ncV u,I
ritorN through che SnneXtuon oi texas, Ve wa WIZ
Ne1sS, the annexation os 3 l-rce amount OF torrtoy
hlc,-;rc tc New. Mexico 20 TeXss, tho apJropnauoa
az an 900 coo Tor the benefit of Texas, tie turning OF
.be a. e North INFO slave huntinS GROUND, auu TUE
Vurthsse Of he Mcssla Valley IRON SANTA Auna lot
a. sup,oscd that the modes'y 81 the South woHu
have htep satisfied The cry OF popular sovereignty
ksd hecn made the plea 'or the violation oil compact
ard he Noylh SAID. Very wen we salu 10 our
~,ov,r mn. eco to kansas with the love OF
i.Ibe-tv in Vour hesrts." Tie young man went
They erected Their houses, and when they were aoou
10 exercise The nights OF clrz rs an a,ine1 ogaAgI
csrr from Missouri entered thor terr1iO:Yi violently
tnok uos-ession of tie polls elected thelf vn noun
re, and their own lie. islatae This Lesl-la;ure, "a
stad Of shOwing some gene'o'i'y Or HO'I .I,y uIe
these crcuu staic1s, have enac'ei la"s "hicn rcuio
aiCnaI ofeas publish ay seL'ime MS 10 la'or o'
KanssS being mace Tree >'a'e
The leyned Judge then went on 10 POM 0nt tLe
k;Do az action required to remedy thhigs. IN the
North said be, We want pohl'a po"der Vul III nan'
ass v. must have, as the Yankees would sav, toe
1ra nj genuine aricle daughter and che-rsl. we
must declare Ce4ih 10 all ougbtaces, ana d ourial
without the benefit Of the clergy III the North ana
good su ply OF muskeis ald heH aulAaueu ~ snS
love of Liberty then mnst DO sent to tho heid
Of action. LoOA down South; toe Souheroers fused
10 carry the measure aud shall not we Ease 10 restore
the hlihrght OF freedom That man mp aI LockPort
tLere-thst Ex-Governor WHO lies upon hs sofa lok-
ins q. the WIKI party and signing because IT IS dead
apa he can't XII II gain this Fs-O, how the hgutes
put hun down! What has become OF The men OF the
South who vent ainst the bil See now me SCUM
has treated them; Benton s left at home, aud C0lom
md Fthe1idge and TayloT-wbeTe are they Sui,
Gov Hunt Gays that there is 70 evidence that the peo-
ple OF the South approved Of thGt meas ure. There
were for y-fOur men from the Free States-iortyour
men dat went over from the Free States AID we're
sold; and gai TO say thai there were lOrtythlee
Democrats who stood with 10. hey took US by inc
hAnc and they sSO,e that by night ana oy daV, come
veal or como woe, they would staDd by and DO all IN
their power 10 deieat the bill. They fused there and
we mean to fuse here Loud apolausel. Governor
Hunt says that IN dong II You VIII become
sectioba'. l would IKE 10 Know wnst we
have bad to fight against for the last fifteen years
but q sectional party. have rot heard L. IN ANY res
ouon to nis h that going for sectional party
Our platform is a. broad az the whole cOuntry--as
e Id, haf
is sectional then we ionalsts. These straight
out higs-l think they had better call themselves
laid. out Wings, although men are generally pretty
s,Taigh when they are sid in their cohns Inc great
Ordinance of 1881 sec ional, and TO see lts OIL
sprirp YOU had only TO look over and see those five
free dauebt IT, a. ask if they we're not monument
TO j. fen great as the DECLARATION OF In
derenoe nce. That IS what Governor dunt cais sec
tonslsIn remember man in 1850 that was bard
pincfed for votes for Governor and word was sent
over 10 Kings County that We must muster up al the
Free Soil votes we could, and We maze Tahy ana
got 300 exta votes, ana Washington hunt haI o!hy
$50 majority. lie not 80 much opposed 10 FUSION
then. Look at the three platforms winch nave oeen
made aud compare them With the ono we arc gong
10 put up--tbe three platforms one lnade az bing
hanton, and another of the Hard-Sheils ana
the third of the SOft-ohells. Down at Bng-
hsm'on they felt that there was an OUTSIDE
pressure and that they could not get along without
speakng of that gea question. AS to the party which
met there there was some call FOR such party when
II was first started il Lot altogether without us
nse They felt there that there was an outside press
IRE but the leaders never felt a throo IN favor OF
Frfec ON l mean the HiDdoo genealOgy OF New-fork
they never bad thrOb OF Freedom cheers and
lauphieIl. And what 90 they say! Why, that the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise was wrong and
ought never TO have been effected, and TURNER TINS de
potent sal not Loud laugher. The Washington
Organ even approved of tnst platform; IT could NJ
hurt a musketo. And what is the pla form OF the
hard Shtlsl IL Is like q Roman Catholic tombstone
by moonhg ht-clear, cold, and motonless. Iner CON
sisteDoy lies in the h9idlty OF Their faces aod ne ma
ity of their principles. Now we come TO the other
party. O, you lunAies' Laughter and applause long
continued Sofl-Shelsl (Rencwed laughter. Win
ell the properties of the e, you can squeeze out OF
nonstrous small hole When people think they baye
csupbt Won and GOT YOU fast SOu slip out aud only
little cline is left in their hGuds. The huakies say
family that the repeal was wrong. II wls wrong to
60 and break in there. but not word tartl"rs
What DO they say about the man who encouraged
it--about that man wko could put stop 10 It
in twenty.four hours O. that man sits In great crib
ma hOljs out big ears Of and feeds w. Laughter
and applausel Now we have TO leave these three
parties and We will leave them with all the properties
OF a gaunt wolf, starving by ems, aud howhog
iacksl. They are al death 70 seward, aud none OF
them are ooIscie0tously opposed 10 free liquor Ap-
plauso and laughter. Nov We have platform thlt
is little different If we don't have different one
next Wednesday, then have no affinity for Il, and
will not cO0I crate with Il. was pleased to see ore
man al Philaoelphia, Tom Ford of Ohio-aud he Is
going to be Lieutet ant Governor Of Ohio this Eau by
more than 600 nsjoriyto hear that he said 10 the
SouthtrneTs: Come up 10 the Confessional you an
"aGmit that the repeal OF tue hlIssoan ComPcomlse
Uwss wrong; YOU ole our Jack MITE, you admit tle
athff but no, q soul Of You viii propose 70 retore
"the stolen properly" That gbat hss led US 10 the
formation of psrty that Is the quee ION "htcn
has broueht us together tO.Bnn.; that Is PLATFORM
broad, dep and abiding, ard when indorss il we
aye no sect Ona T.. Now, lcl OlZens, nave on
10 saw thai We want 20 arrange this battle, and "hen
we get these forces marshaec, and the word Ready