New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-29
toial De<gste, a well - three Del .gstes ka esch
Congressional District.
The Committee on Resolutions then rspo rted,


evil. 70 sressas. dsy made upou
ruirs While N Kansas whole communities OF our fellow cn
Ms ssT,sd Of .if bets. tier property 1d ios
elves. nen women and children, compelled ey before
backed BY the military forces OF tie Coveument--he the
sane sves violence Invading senre Chamber .nd
Osoquy n.ut viii i .eao. Of speech Which
The Sonsuon F1asntee. sries them down the Of
Reso1rsd That 81 this time he Con.tutOn Of the Uaed
Immortality of MANY AID Of he sstrsioSs u Ssrsry
eer.d null void and Of hone efet IN those mos, cre prov
l. The rsht Of the people to bar and ieep Arua
The fat Ct he citizen, Of each Slate to a, the privileges
Tie nsht Of The people 10 be their Persons
The st people to Be protected against all d.pvs
G. The Freedom Of speseh md Of the Press.
S ps % ed as css
rs the utmost freedom Of debate without being questioned
and beaten down With bloody violence their
Reor,d Thai he design formed and fay executed BY the
President of the United States involve the Territory Of Kan
In eonnoton, violence and perhaps civil time
for The Purpose Of semS,nce Of true pop
Of Representatives. OF m CONSTITUTIONAL hight invesgste the
the leading Free State men Of the Territory sSe attempt
entirely successful 10 prevent Gov Reeder from
by the House of Representative the employment Of the mill
tsy forces Of the Government to ard protect ruff
Safes Judge in this indirect but effective resistance
constitution. seton Of the House Of Representative are IN
crime Of treason which the Constitution defines be the
leD ips Of war against the Government
fs,oIssd e.perie Slave State. sbunisuy
shown Free Labor and will
fu con- petition with Slave Lsbor that the system slavery
orp eases AID condition IN worthy
American feemen and that therefore the question of the
ton whether rich lands Of that extensive and fertile Terri
tory shall become the property AID the homes Of white abors
Rs,oIred, That although this exciting and dangerous
irOvey ard these ~ s;O o,s o. every principle
,y LOGICAL Inc vitsbe consequ-nces OF the repeal Of the
aoe by the wicked ntsues Of Pro slavery den.
sosues-hs animated under oil ouirsges aud
ss,1tr,that New-Jersey never sought will
.ei violate Of the Constitutional protection. Of the
,h. Of citizens of other sstesths would fOndy unite
or eso with those OF patriotic in the NORTH preserve
the institutions Of the country se msS and unsss
and that mpore tho.e to rass their voices ,inst
the S s:ei.: upon The and
re harmony and perpetuty sfths Unlon-
Nswsi Orly object to combine The efforts. at the
next election Of all the people 81 woo
the CnutlOn that as soon a. any ether party N are r,.
ey shall .yow the same s. 'a 10Y not 70 divide ba,
20 ,s \. the friends Of the Constitution and OF the Missouri
e ; s.S t1DId BY an and Confident hope
b.t d. people viii have Opportunity !nos
by other manifest their misrepresentation
efthe indesbsbe violation Of that compact Of pesee
r.,saS Of an electoral ticket in order effect codiL
n ~ al IN. people Of who opposed to the
s:.SSD Of the Of Ksn... and Neb.ls only Free states
and Of election of President wee
and Representatives Congress- earnestly devoted 10 these
Rs.l,.d Ttst the Executive Committee are su,hor
;,. ma take such IS shall De expe ehe
n, Combine the strength Of all the friends Of Freedom in New
.,se, n support Of electoral ticket composed OF men
IsaoSs principles for which and tor which Aone We
% in s5ias me disseminating throughout every
porsn Of the information as TO the progress and INC IN
trampe principles Of Liberty and to esso
ish reign Of blood and Of IN .ae and
d,oys Les.tas mex, to os chosen We ds, rsoa
hshe. % mat n, ,b .na we earnestly
q. .opn Of ss RSss aae me ~
nc assd and sOIa. support q ii slavery
tension.
There WAS a general desire expressed to have
pointed refe in the resolutions to the outrages at
Washington; and Mr. Cougar, of The Nerark Mer-
curv produced the following, taken from Rochester
paper, and adopted on Tuesday evenngtby the Repubh
can Club Of Newark The reading Of the resolution pro
duced immense enthusiasm, and the vote adopting it
was unanimous and exciting. 1t is as follows:
Reed That the brutal attack Of avehodns Member
Greeey-the murder by another Member of handle repre-
Labor In common fray and the ms,ehess auda
city sS ad rsen ls sss SENATOR from ia
Charles sa@R., hs ,s,s sa Of o tho
tOuds and .Oei Of that Payer S6,es .ess 70 rae u.
NO Ssnsed and protected Labor and no safe Ps.nsnsry
until reunion Of Freemen for Freedom rebukes
hi. b.Ibsrty arrests these plantation practices, and
bIipss bach the into the hands Of party and
pie Repubesn" alike in principle In habits and In NAME
William, Parry of Burlington, moved the accept
ance of the resolutions, and supported them with q
brief and forcibe speech.
Previous to the adjournment notice was given that
the Delegates of the different Districts would meet just
mr., yous 10 the afternoon session and select their Dele
gate.. The Convention then adjourned to meet again
at q o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon the reassembling Of the Convection at Is
O'Clock D. M. the large ball was filed to OVERLOOKING
The delegation selected we've then announced as FOL
lows:
State Delegate az Lay9s-The Hon joseph u ho'Ho'"e'
and James r. Shernsn alternate.
Dt,,rtet SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Las 9 Nplsord Sylvester Blrdsal-
n G,or,s Raymo1d Jacob l. Swsyze.
iii Iobn Nan Dyfs John w. Stout,
". Edward w. Whelpley, Abraham n1.th-
V,.Dudley S. Gregory, Nstnsn fease'
DIST. CoxeREssIoSAL DISTRICT DsLEShS''