New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-17

aware ths; belong to tia, orgspiIsou OF The p-op.
that called American lAppiau-l. | belOug, hse-
wire, 70 thst pDriOn OF our f-llow-cfiIen- that ar
srryed sgsinst tie prsseu. iub.cil~ aiur;uSrst,on
aid it, follower lapplso-e aid an wiling to eI-
t.ro the rs III hatc u: fsnowhip and cooperation 20
every man who l. wiling 70 put that dyb,-ty olt If
power lspparsel, and an WI ing AZ f.r IS an
pe,-nsly eonc-rbed, that ber- shall br nothng u The
way e cordial c. oPe alton snd Union Of al ta- ee-
ments that can be ncenrsei in ,hi. great country
20 rescu. our in.tfufi"ns from tie Imminent d.ger
II which uty nov stand Appiaas-. Wns'
are tbose daug'ri II und-rs;sni ,n+ul or
Nsticna mi n i now upon tie very briok Of
des;I uction. l an ID, Of th,-e who have bsrn
very eeiu her, Ofore II disc ut!un Of our .tIJns
Ubion; but 10 hsg q. the pr--e.t -icn. of the lines.
verify believe that unless the principles which AL
yOchte can 80 far prevail rtrrue anj save this
country from tie wrong and outrage ths, are now
tsed, our rstNuli-ns bot worth pr--erglug
'A,pIsrsel. Our fathers expended their bIui .ld
th.r fortunes 10 e-ta5l ID fr, in-etuou. il r
us tter descendau's 70 MAINTAIN tho-e s;itui va "a
their purity and pr vent then from bling pr,,- idt-d
10 purp0ees OF sectio6asm and wrong lApplaas
Fellow citizets, VITA, DO q. Amercan- de si-e 70
dol We de-ire 10 ebgrs upon American in. itu,ious
the American heart. We desire 70 int ust the ma,-
agen.Dt of tbo-e Institution. 20 men who are inhu
eIced BY tue American feeling We desire that
thoee who would court an infueuca that il beyoud
your control and outside Of your jurisdiction should
cease 10 have Control among n IAppl.d-l We are
d. sirous at the same time 10 see At the institution
OF this country should guaranty TO Us liberty
Of Ieron and property. We believe that
il vou extend the l. rrtores OF the United States
that now free an institution which has proiuc-d
but ore resultto retard the progress Of thu human
race in regard TO ply sca intellectual and social iu-
piovement-you art doing great wrong and violence
10 the institutions which our fathers meant t. establish
IApplsusel. We mean, We succeed in getting into
oui band- the control of this Government 10 MAINTAIN
faithfully and inviOlate the compats between thu dit-
f,r.nt portions Of the Union App aus We Intend
that cur treaties With foreign nations shall De f,i b
fully cbserysd We intend 10 p-rI~trat- ~ wnug
up.n eak hstIOn, and submit ~ from thai
i strong Loud appaus. We intefd % preserve
tir Union in spite Of al opposition that b. r..-d
10 it, come from what quarter it may applause; aud
W. intend Ia preserve intact and uvolat- the COu"i
tution uncer which have grown grea, aud strong
IArplsu..l Such, fellowcitiz.ns, are the opiDiLs
that bold If they are Lot the opinions Of those Sho
have placed their confidence in me by express
preference. they have it in th-ir power to
| withdraw the nomination they have ~ kind Y
| made ard their doing 50 would be no unkiudoess
! 10 ne But if have anything 10 do with the Gov
erpm. Mt Of The United S'otes, sboil he gui ted and
controlled BY the principles have avOwed tails dss,
which are free conscience, liberty OF opinion, free
sn,ech free Press, Free territory and Free
| Loud and upg continued appsu-. snail m.Iut ,ln
that th- Cow rnment sas Institute for the b-ueft ut
the entire con muniy which compose- it. shall, there
for. be in favor Of the improvement OF RIVERS aud
| Hsrbors Ispplaus, and rhall make no difference
whether liver III, in the Rocky unt,ns and hoS s
into the Gulf of Mexico into Northern LAX" Az
4
cur,s Won TO protect the seacOast and neglect your
Il ana lakes and river. believe we can have NTH
inc that will bring al parts of the country 50 close
and firmly togeh. as the construction ct Railroad
from tie Atlsntic to the Poe &c Great nppl>use. An
in pun ualce OF that object, believe the punic m"pcy
and bubble lnpd- will be better exp. nded than upon
local ohects OF great ana general pubic value.
Thee are the piincp IS that trust VII De sippneo
by IN. Am. mean people whether -ha have the houor
Of be- ing their b. arer otherwise aud ru-t
that with these principles we shall triumph aud re-oe
the Government to its original purity Great ~ oiause
| Ii.n, Gov. FORD Of OHIO w,s then Gale out.
Af,cr conpratulating the Convention on the nomIna-
tops and abiding TO the merits OF the candldates he
said he cid not see how tae Republicans, VINO 81
heartily r.joced at the election vi MI Bthks 10 me
| Suealer's chair could now back out Laughter
| Neither the Americans the Republicans could gee,
| haw or lump over lsU ghter add there Was no place
| 10 back out Mr.. Banks was the p-rson'hca'i'n "i
aud more than tat, he Wa founs Ame s, Ap,
| plausel. He was bred mechanic, AMI couif 90 'nu
factory now and give directions RON cellar 70 gar
ret; while his opponent, James Bochantn h>i nevc
| given evidence that he in favor of domestn
manufactures Great meTment and lausb'e'):
mean leg ittmateiy lROan of laughterl. He Mr.. Ford
| was not personally acquainted with Mr. Banks oa
| expected to make his acquaintance at the Wnitt
| House (Laughterl. As regarded a coalition at
the Eorih, what did we see at the Sodth
| but coalition Know nottingham there WAS moth
| ing without coalition with Po-Slsvery men.
| Religion amounted there to nothing higher than a
negro. The Constitution was noshing nnle.s II per-
United them to carry Slavery INTO Free territory
The North had only to W.T. II ana they could estao i-n
| their ipbts Nine new Slave Sfst-s hal been ainI'-
ted since the formation of the Constitution, and but
for the market those Slater bah nsde for those slaves
slave property would not now have been worth kicking
out OF the way Before the I,tiou OF T-x1s The
Slave States had commeLced TO pas iutertat. Laws
piobbitipg the sending Of tlave. run one State in'
spoti er-which showed that SeS,ry coad only exist
by extension. Threats Of dissolution were no longer
| feared for if the Union were destroyed today, y
| risa IN
| Iappause and the people would have 90 otn'r form
| OF government than that uud.r wblch IN no" *
| ited. Dissolve the CnVp, and the AooIioni :, 81
| Ohio would ruD of al the ntgro"s oil Men
tu,ky in a week laughter. Inc south AZ
| not going TO pay duty their Manufactured
articles to the North don't give yourseves any tr'Ho"
about that. Heretofore, whenever the srer Am~n''h
mother became pregnant she had u give o'Hh "a ~
| bsbrs-a white and a black one L-nght. Her.-
after that Ausric mother va goiDg To give ofth I"
| two white twirs ns.esd Great augr'erl. WIN ~
gard to the candidate tor ice President he ""uu "
that Bill Johnston would stand Uprgh-hs l'ro o' Z
the river opposite to him Ford and II he dl1u 'l II
be would make him Laug hterl. Buchanan n"n o.
cone LOnenty-his individually was a. oi O-i 10 tue
| platform made nv Pierce, Douglas, aod tue he'u
! tLaugbt.rl. II wa DO more than you c"uh -iPe''
! fOm MAJ who hadn't courage enough 10 se' ~He
| rLargtt.rl. Gov Ford wound up by hunor"a-y Pof'
tTayrg the three principal scts OF the A1uhi
the bonbsroment of Grrytown. the c'p'dfe VI oHn'
| and the attempt at suhjugaiion IN hA -
| Mr.. FORD. fiom the Committee on Resolutions, pre-
| scented the following platform: ,..,
IL IItecom Of b. ballot boz from ioesu ahlene '''e
dom u eoLsceLee Of specialization Of th7 "
fee isrrory-ssd free Ksrs.s .d,.Hss- . 'ee4s to
slavery foua the repeal OF The Missouri Conpron,s 49,.
III Tie nproyemeIt Of R.sr' Z. tae 49,. a.
cen H. mn l.. enn.trueron RsaO4d leo-. ne
ear 'eorS to Tie Psefs States o' 'uea I. ~ - 20 .
CoV.r usy nee.s.ssy 10 seeon pa'H '- 'o'
The fncwirg Committee OF Conference Ath hI
Banks the Republican Convention wa appointed
~ Vol. G,..e Law. Mae se-4 psG