New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-14
NORTH AMERICAN NATIONAL cOyyrN-
TON

give communication which he beld in his hand. to
the Convention.
on motion, the communication, az follows, wa read
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE REPUBLICAN sAIIoyAL
KxEcUTIvE COMMITTED
Hon ROBERT CONRAD P,eden National An.rieas co1,.n
siE: The National Executive Committee appointed q. the
Pustursh Convention to Phsdept pits 7ib an.
hd be ps.et ssndse 70 be .RpGrtsd for the Psaeney
s ne Of parties who feel the question presented
meet at u same time and place with the People.
Convention as 70 the best their
through the Convention which you h.ve the honor
70 noe the folowng extract from circular said Committee
caeos5 Of The National Com%es appointed at Pittsburgh
call which hes preceded this paper only 20 recommend
to the people the immediate Of the delegates from The
in Congress which each entitled TO meet Oh the I7h
b 81 nes b 70 .eh sdS1s a. hey may
candidates for the Presidency VIC. Presidency bat
dominant issue Which should CONTROL the es e meet
al The same time and place 70 confer with the Conven
with One Of the parties which will be represented
ss b. ss1 & name Of aePbGtn because wa.
the Republic There Democrat who does not love toe Re-
is I6s no %S ~ho does net sss Tie RpUS
Sndy hope there no citizen who does not love the
which desire successfully nsuEua,ed -hs be desg
snd Elective WHY may oil these classes who hostile
the introduction Of Slavery into Free Territory unite this
which will be nominated assert the grand principles Of re-
pressing the extension Of SsvehOding monopoly ind
labor with their own hands. ticket which viii not ssste with
to detIa from the rights Of the State. to dispose Of the
lend its iueuerce destroy the freedom Of white sbes fit
subet Of Investigation with view TO the
power in every constitutional way"
The which induced this psa all patriotic
citizens the 18th Of March, have been greatly augmented by
aGeons since PERI in Kansas and in the
United Staes the central power at Cincinnati having de;ded
TO eonsate substa italy the present National Administration
arc etuse its policy we only hope to arrest these
Aggression and 10 these by installing and
this obi act be accomplished unless all who agree
pressed deeply with sense Of our responsibility In regard to
the approrchs election have deemed proper at he esr
moment after its organization to invite the attention OF the
American Convention to the sentiments and objects of the Ma
their ealing Peoples Convention the wisdom and nport.nce
Of which in diminished at this time Very respect
Chairman National III. Com
Mr.. CovoDE, of Pennsylvania, moved that the COM
nunication be referred to committee Of one from
each State.
Mr.. JONES, from New-Jersey, said that when he
came here, be supposed that he came to sit in an
American Convention lApplausel. He thought that
If this was American Convention that circular had
no business TO be referred to q committee here APP
pautel. He was as much in favor of Freedom in
Kansas as any man. They of bis district opposed
to the outrage in Kansas Americans, not as Repub-
cans.
Mr.. PALMER, of New-York. said that on the dispo-
ston of that psper depended their success In the State
of New-YoTk. If there was to be only Northern
American party and Southern American party, there
would be no difficulty. But there was a powerful
Democratic patty and if the opposition were divided
gentleman from New-Jersey opposed the circular be-
cause it did not stand out distinctly American. How
could they expect it The Republicans were organ.
lied upon n different basis, and he regarded 1t as OF
vast importance that, upon such principles as they
could agree upon they should unite with them to
secure success RufaDs of fore gn governments had
attacked US at the polls it was true but Sir, our rights
at the ballot-box had been invaded by ruiians az
home, and even now civil war had commenced. 1t
was time that they should give up minor differences
and unite to uphold the just rights of the North How
they might respect the Democratic party OF jack
sons time that party which was Democratic once was
autocratic If that party now organize TO extend
Southern institutions over our territory, LEI us ofgahe
to maintain the rights of Freedom and the Nortn. lie
hoped the communication would DE Respectfully ie
ctived.
Gov. CoLBY of New-Iiampshire said he had pre-
sene that communication and he had no regrets 10
about ARase Ts Ppey Slavery
and Rum Loud cheersl. Against these be was ready
10 unite to put down this Administration, when was
rolling as deep az could be in these three things oud
cbeers1 What did we want We wanted to beat,
and we would beat chetrsl, if we united lCheersl'
They might talk about the individuality OF the Amer
can party much as they pleased out lnele wa %
than one thing to take of in this country ana lhs
circuar had been sent them with the view oil co.
operating to the defeat OF the present Adnis
tiation BY receiving that communication they u no.
toTfeit their Americanism Applausel. But II they
;ncte6 thew deserved to be beaten. He was salts,
fed with the candidate of the Democrats that they had
10 meet II WAS certain that the ladies w09uh sus
tain man who wouldn't sustain lady lLouo aP-
pausel. ,... .o.or.1od tbi. stem
90 one of vast Importance. lhey haa
snecifc object before them, and that was 10 Pu'
down this tyranncal dynasty lcteersI, 10 vnuica.e
the nights of the North and of Freedom lcaeers' 10
mite that dynasty into the trinity of da6osm PoPery
slavery and Rum ICheersl This the North hau the
nower to do and they must Go 1t. lae DeInoclatIi
party had ndorsed such outrages tha' the So.'n
stand il no longer, nor would ne stahu II ions.i
ICheersl lie was an American, and he came mere 10
40 NO xvosL inconsistent with Amercanlsln III II was
their desire TO resist the influence OF pe1ufers anu
t,r,nts against us, 1t was their interest," W '
Government OFT of the hands OF those VINO ~eie no"
doing that very thing Loud cheers '.es Sstr.ct
.bis lei them beware how they act, lest they distract
tbeir forces de new er did recolect time when VIC
tory was 30 easy with RECOMMENDATION Oh sihan une
ences IAppausel. They wanted TO gay 10 oeueheih
roeaIce Thus far shalt thou go, anu no Iui'uol
W. wait them TO understa nd that there bacADoLe ID
ths determination lApplausel What nights nave not
heen RI wen down in Kansas But further tnah IN
the ultimate object is TO bring his human ca'.e o We
soil and rule them, and the next sep "oulu oe "
ress,sblish the African Slave Trade. Douglas 20;
Iad crawled on then bellies at the feet OF slavery anu
on exc.en feature Of tina Slave power was tha tneS
never paid even their Northern slaves lLsuSI.ei
They led Douglas and Pierce to the pohtesi
louise laughter -;
Iiept Gov. FORD Of Ohio said it was most graft
f,ipg circumstance TO many Of the fanar races
Who seceded when he did from the fhiiadelpna .on.
yenton in June last and to see that tney haa gol no
whaIchone but backbone Cheers lie was as COCO
nm American as any man dare be; he was FIX ieeI
three and every bit American. IL they coud ieau
the remarks of the Republican papers oil Oho, taxing
him to tax for his Amerlcanlsn they woua ,nIhA -
The reception of this circular was the hrs attempt 70
L;,ob ,wr free horses in team together Applause