New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
THE KNOR-SOMET THINGS IN HASSA-
CHUSET IT'S.
Tie Boston atlas gives the following account Of the
State Convention:

Tie Boston atlas gives the following account Of the
Krow-Something State Conventions
The State Council Of the Order of Know Some.
things is presided over by p Emery Alirich of
Worcester President Of the Order in Massachusetts,.
The number OF delegates present Is nearly hundred,
representing towns in various parts OF the State The
proc. edings have generally been harmonious Com
mtee of orc from each county, Dr. Stone OF Boston,
Chairman, wa appointed to draw up resolutions. A
series rather ultra in their character were offered by
Charles W. Slack Of Boston, and after discussion 70
frred 10 tls Committee. The Committee reporte
sfer dinner r,jeciiug the rcsouiisns Offered by Mr
Slack and substituting the folio wing which cXhibi
the r. suit of the Councils doiugs:
adopted by The Nsous Convention AT Cleveland June H.
A. seiyy to the slave Power hssaeterzss the n.;ioua
orsspizston Of the esis ins political parties ana a. th :.
Witty peri both 10 The MANHOOD Of the North ana IN
LIsiKIY q, The Republic
whether Freedom shall be limited TO the Free States whether
Slavery shal be limited 70 th- Save States
Iha hss been forced the couifry BY the
Slave Power through repeated assressoos ard e acts which
have violated national faith sole I'M oomPae' sat sacred Gov
s. That thee expressions. especially the Ne5rasis outrage
with the brutal sssaut u2on ne eeetse Isneass % nns
duty and their and housh they Will inv de no Isai OF
suv state thy will maintain erery right y Freedom and resist
the adn Of another slare State TIE ad"i''ion II another
fbst we sha meet tbs issue thus forced upon u.s. IN tie
srt cur fathers the issue Of their day. aud believing
tsy believed thai shif can hold no property Ia man,
We will maintain the ma ona'y Of Freedom.
Freedom being ann and end the world ever the
ft as this r. public should maks PTiAepes and
CharGc,ey birthplace the test OF aomson to CT 1Eenshp
and it, constitutional Tilhts.
and trs furer decare-6 That the night 30 worship God
soos 10 the dictates Of individual conscience being inyioa
he W. will labor 70 sreug hen This great immunity through
wise state aws hut vii repe every pOtico ecclesiastical
political affairs by potenate Pout Of priest or
their sbeos destructive alike OF this right aud our common
That iutemperanee being evil recommend to the
such scon fox the promotion OF temperance as
will extend aud establish that vrtne
Thai schools free labor the improvement OF rivers
Repubcsn Official repres netOn abroad
All easures ted elevate man, establish the materis
ropery Of the country aud give STABILITY TO me Onon sha
receive our hearty support 80 -. .,
Q That 10 insure pract al success will strive 20 h Gil
Offices with meL Of ubdoubted and sobrety OF ability
and Of resist aggression upon right come when whee
10 that for these objects vital alike humanity and the Re-
runic we are ready unite with al under wi aever
or orsaI za on who Will al US carrying into successful
opeI aiicn these great principles
Reed That Ia favor Of an immediate and honest
uup a ali the people Of the Sae who believe that Freedom
rather than Slavery should be the controlling element In our
Realized That Committee Of from each Congressional
District be appointed correspond and cooperate with the
member OF M the various parties throughout the Common
wealth favorable fusion movement the above Dass
and this Committee shall be authorized in conjunction with
them to call Sta Convention August or September next
GA whenever their Judgment the time for such Convention
Rored That we are of Freedom Temperance aud
the three buwark OF the American
RspU b and are tor such zion as VIII oest protect
and promote these causes ., 81,
sharp debate ensued, but the resolution with the
exception of the last, finally adopted. just a.
the time OF closing my letter Is O'Clock y. M learn
ta resolution was substituted for the last one re
ported which pledges the party generally to Temper
ance without making any particular mention OF the
PTohiboTy Liquor Law