New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
be sentiments Of the great msss of the patty n u.

he sentiments Of the great msss Of the patty .ls
State.
In the FAN Of is.. the Democratic State Cou,..
ton psrsed the following resolutions;
$1,000 Tia, While the psmoersey q Ibis s.ss ~
this appropriate declare their rsd hostty b,
R..ssS that ". r.ssra u. a, ,.,d. o,
tordess and their admission tbs Territory Of Ksns a.
Of i. crs secso' otlys VIOLATION Of Ss p..e. q 81
ULon and tho rsh Of the con- nunity ssssled se. q az
BIZ Organising sad Territories have the pso9s ps rsej,
free 70 and regulate their domestic last 49,
md ,Sst q: power If he Federal and Territorial Go,ss;
sLouId be eIeted 70 redr these outssss and nndu b.
No ono coald have supposed that such msbsv
change was going in the Empire State, tina. oaly
one year later il would be necessary TO repadate The
above wholesome, aud, We believe, Democratic re-
Democracy of the State could be admitted into
Democratic National Convention. Yet such Il the
fact. The very men who were foremost IN sdvocsi.
ing the adoption Of the above resolutions crnged n
spaniel obeyed their matter, and received their ~
ward by being declared boilers after AL Such, -
sbeuld be, is generally the fate of traitors.
We have long striven 10 believe that the clouds,
which hung Ike . pail over the Democratic p,ty,
would be driver away, and justice would FREEDOM.
nate; but recent Developments have blasted cur s<
hope. Civil war, the result Of the bssest niquities
has desecrstsd coil. The strong arm Of the Pre
dent he's upheld and sustained the sggressiOns Of the
Slave Power and wnked at the base attempts TO ove.
throw the temple Of freedom To this end, We are
invited to throw up caps for Buchanan whose early
history we remember TO have been identfe with the
enemies of the Democratic party and its then hOnere
principles. To this repast We decline 10 cit down.
We neither like the epicures, nor the manner il l.
served up.
When the Fugitive Slave bill was passed, We
thought &c far as the South concerned We should
have peace. But hardly had the public mind become
quiet when u at time honored coDpaet-the N ssouh
Comprom repealed. The South took from 70
our coat--we gave them cloak also-and now they
would strip US naked. Wehsyefulfedt the commands
of the Scripture; and now forbearsnce has ceased TO
be virtue.
We must resist! We must roll back the maestrou
of tyranny and oppression, be swallowed 10 in
seetlii vortex. When the pistol and bowl knife are
rade qualifications Of g voter-when, for exercising
the liberty Of speech our Free State Senstors are ~
ssulted and beaten without mercy by the Southen
cowaros-when our brothers, for daring 20 love The
princp es for which our forefsfhe bed shot down
ike oogs or compelled to Hy for their ves-when The
Press purt sanction the fiat OF ruthless mob Of Dor
der rufans cease to be; and when al there acts OF
lswess vainy are sanctioned by Executive ithony,
is it not time that every freeman should lft ME voice
and arms in the defense Of liberty We repeat il, W
must resist Thank God there is North, and tie
South will ere long be taught to know it. There nys
place where the liberty Of the press tolerated nd
when they assa our rights We cast defiance in tAsh
teeth though zones of pistols and bowie-knvee enca.
Ge TIER cowardy carcases from head to foot We
kAow DO masters but God and right, and under this
banner will fight our oppressors. To subeerve THE
end We know OF no better way than to identify our
selves with the Anti brasks party. IL this not sum
ciert spolOgy for the c0urse we have taken
Entertaining such views, We most heartily and cor.
daily vi furl banner to the breeze" and pledge
Ourselves to battle srden'ly and without reserve fs
tie principles and platform Of the Rep lean Coaven-
ton and all candida, es who will carry out th0se pns.
cples If elected to Office.