Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-12
TIE KNOW NOTHING NATIONAL CoNVES'
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FOURTH DAY-FRIpAf.
Correspondence Of the n. \. TRIBUNE

Principles, etc. Judge Odel Of Georgia moved th'
Committee and Gov. Gardner of Massachusetts &c
conied il in few acceptable remarks. Now cnnls
the tug of war. The restoration OF freedom 10 Na'
sas and Nebraska will carry strong vote, ana u ue
MED ut least third of the Council will draw OIL
| There /, omit. .crub-race for the Presidency q
the Council and also for its minor offices. some 40
zen candidates are presented for the frcsluehr,
alnne. AMONG whom are Gov Gardner OF MaSsachu
s.tt. .yGoy. Colby of New Hampshire, BARKER Q
| Ssw York iurcscnr ncumbcnt,l james b. kicnuu
MARYLAND, (who il supposed tn nave INC oes ea'tme'
for the Southern support) Bartlett OF hentuGky an,
..veraI more from the South and West. Barker
cbsmce for reelection is only in long continued diVl
son Of his opponents. All the Offices have handsome
salaries attached to thcm and nrc very pretty wait
nlnees until the grand distribution OF Offices uhe
sam" at the White House in 81 rewards tho hunsr!
Thr Ohio State Council has held its meeting a
CLEVELAND this week. and its declaration OF prlnci
nIes which came this morning, has stlfrenrd VI
The Northern sentiment decidedly. The Free Stalc'
would se willing to adopt this as the national plat
form
ppIxcIptFS OF THE AMERICAN PARTY OF OHIO
The unlimited hreedom Of religion disconnected witt
nI,r hostility to ecclesiastical influences upon the al
u;rs OF Governments equality OF nights to all nnnraiize
who are thoroughly Araericani:sd and owe nc
TEMPORAL allegiance, 10y REASON OF their religion, higher
than to the Constitution: , .
m;rcd bv for. irncrs and the protection Of law ~ al
h hnnc,;iy cmgraie from love of liberty; but the cxclu
sion Of foreign pnupcrs ana ieioh' ah" T9"Sdt 20
h,I Iar resulted u years in the United States and com
nIi,l with the Naturalization laws.
Tii 6nnos,op to all political organizations composed
,,;rijI NJ Foreignsry and 10 Foreign Military C0mpa
49,; and toaH attempts trclude TIC Billie JTom Schooi'
supporfed BY the G0r'rhmeRt
iy SIuy,ry is Ica-uu sntioHnl We oppose its ex:rn
; In rny ,i cur territories, and the increase OF its poll
c mower 10y the admission int" the Union of nry sinvo
-. ar o,herwi,r and demand OF the General no
,e,t Al, immediate rrdre,s OF the great wrongs which
hny, bceu inflicted upon the cause OF lrc"hOi sHu "
American character by the repeal oil the |oio
mis-, md the introduction ut slavery i'io hli'ne w w
; ~; Law hy tho force OF arm., and the destruction o
tho elective franchise -, U..pi,y,on
~ IN convention in the ,Hars Gf Foreign Stnten
W. w. III rrnnrr cccs-ons will not Withhold our sym
pa,hy from any people aspiring tTpr me' ;s ,au,,s
II We support American nau,ry a,I ,c;i;c, TO- in
~ ID rxtrrinl commerce, By the Improvement o.
Rivers md Harbors. and the construction OF NatiohH
Rnnt. uniting the various sections OF thr Inlon'
VII TI. I1iqg OCMGsc STAIRS ho"R Is made P'tprtHd
b., - iai,Ital allegiance TO TIE Ce".'ta'''n. -,
'yIfI IN State policy VIC zenlcusy advocate h'urH.",h
J p,fym a nodicatio. Of the present oppressive sys
n, ,t tuxntion and liberal system Of Public Schools
Connecticut 10 improving. This mornings Tribune
octnJ Tk a plaster to weak back. There il al old
Wig editor in Vermont who does not net here M nc
would have ha renders believe he acted. he votes
,gonst tho North very freely and shows no dlsposI-
,nr 70 stand up with the rest of the true North f"r
VIVA, is lust and right. Does Vermont propose to "a
ont of tho Union! And therefore II IL necessary that
her representatives should sacrifice everything else "a
ave such catastrophe? Some Of them do not think
no. if Coy. Fletcher and others IRE M true as hcr
mountan-air is strong and pure. member from
Rhode Island -Ttcomb by name is doing all ne can
10 weaken the Northern sentiment by private denun-
ciuiGrs IF soms of it, leading representatives and
seeking to create ealouSirs among delegations that
units, and Viii c0HliP.e &c III spite oi HIS oHoFts
to the contrary.
President making is q failure. We hear moro
about il through the columns OF the New York So
tanic press thnn here. Except those who hive very
dai! n.er, or very lean purses the general T",ee =
"fsirs drift. If they drift to Ins we'll and good; if
"to Fillmore equally we'll" Eithar rrsIlt brbg1 fish
10 ..The Organs' net The Council is more concerned
about principles than candlatesit hhs too many of
both i, il true, but very few of either Of the right
Kind Still the hired lnbbycr- for In. "Livc Oak
candidate ere very busy and boist.rous, and hs pic
ture divides attention IN the BARRIERS shops with those
of French lorefhrs.
The attempts here and Swallowed back from aew
York by the Satanic to divide the Massachusetts de-
legation by sott sOapins' Governor Gardner and Mr.
Cary sul denouncing the rest, will prove as futile
rs they arc tIGicui1ul. They are Thoroughly ana
heartily united. They Gsi: ohly that the outrage of
last wear upon pliehcd national faith aud The rights
of the friends OF Freedom slull bc taken back and
the Independence Of their SatcSrights rccognlzed---
They vii, staad upon that and stand together those
Southern members who think It pretty To insult GER
tain members OF the Massachusetts delegation NJ
find in the end that it hn- not been paying venture.
There have been or two harlow ESCAPES from IN
open i hi growing gu, .: iE!pudcncc "i TINS sort.
There was good neal 81 laGhrynr:e borrowing
because Massachusetts sen; EJHn Of her delegation Ia
spc1i, u; the grand American banquet last evening.
suppose there twp iaas"ns lnr THIS: Isl, none oi
t:ln purpose leaving the ;EiGS believe there II
any danger O! It's dissolution, ad cGiiSe uc;tiy iad
words To say Oh that point, and any other Ink
would h-"o 49,. municipalities 81 ~" "'"nhrrs irpin
massachusetts, have been trpated with sueh manifest
disrcspect and even insult since they invt be" mere
that decent sefrcspect demanded their absence from
clGca where themselves and teir state were likely
to be slca,,i 70 renewed attack and contnnicy Inc
very FAC. that ott II these assaults have been made
when the individuals piahiLs .!en were "ln liquor,
was un additional reason why Dasnn.HpSetS sh"u'a
stay away ts urcGson, for IN" h2'lest Pcrfe@toF
Of lie IL; - l'nioi-saving embraces IN utter pros
fration if TIC g,et O.: psccus. The means for pre-
venting the dissolu,i1p " tic Lniun in thi. way
we're varied and plentiful al The banquet ara the re-
puri ,neGJ by the unsophisticaed gentlemen from
Neal BOWS STATE Who retired early very mrch siioch
cd, is reliable they did not gq unemployed.
Bat MASSACHUSETTS, did no. z" rngc-gcn@0d tor al
the banquet. Mr. Ely Of Boston, lnndr haiiqson'S
speech, which in the hulicr Ut the orcasoii' IN"
provoked the embraces ut delighted FltB!n!a am
only sorry he thought 1t proper t" "P"oslZc '"[ ~,
"in.iiscretions of Massachusetts. She may nave
cc,r,itrl them it il true but this Via G"Ither The
time nor glG-e n edmt them.
Ex-iov. CoiGy OF lew I!ampshire, very good
cracked opeh It'd Union (: ne banquet
and told little uut.oi. place truth. He sang Ecw
HR,npshir. was carried against the ADMINISTRATION on
Tires issues: First, Temperance Ia general uneasi-
,rf. Ground tile hail. and the Union began to shake;)
scrn,ii. Hssuf"s:snlis,n. alabama and Louisiana"
started; mud third end Gyrrwhelnliigy Tue liost ,,'
purtant and effective, 0pposl,io 70 thc rpea o. ne
Missouri COMPROMISE, Union in great dnneer, aid
onIy saved Ly a sally Of wit from the Ex,G"veri"r'
o omJ a fresh drink Of foreign vine oil rounIj
Some curiosity ana uuessne-s are exhibited Of me
full and faithful reports nf the Council which appear
in .it New York pnpcrs and more especially IN ie
Trhur., There was a complaint made about ii IN
IN. ,nsetD, this morning The Times newspaper "i
This CITY very sociTnlv warns the public not 10 De-
iinys aIvrbny published in The Tribune nbont the
SouncI!, Ivy Eve ys.;,,Ir rrfr tbom to that pa
r sr for ,hs nnr,icnnr, Of th{r 1con II the Coun-
p de.;ro 70 NM sion 70 the truth leaking oilt lot