New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-05

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ship In cur land bh and ssred duty has devove With
ncIesrd responsibility upon the Democratic party Of hi.
A The parry Of Union uphold and manten the
nth. 81 every State and thereby the Uaop Of the Ites snd
90 sustain the advance Of constitutional liberty by
eoLGus resist all InoDopolies and exclusive legislation for
e benefit the fes 81 the expeIe Of the many aud by vigil
ant constant adherence 20 those principles aud conpro
es Of ,hs which are broad ID strong eaous
O expansion snerss. and eap.city u
ths sIest and progressive people.
The following are the resolutions upon the Foreign
Policy of the country:
beolsed, That the questions connected with the fern
policy Of the country iSeror question
TO declare then selves in favor Of free snd free
trade throughout the solemn msuif-saton place
Re'o,td That our seossphics AM political position in
tses. ~ % % GA 'Ns rs no ef @ anS t1e m
power requires that hold sacred the PRINCIPLES involved in
Monroe doctne and their binding IMPORT which simit. Of
no rnsoeOIsrueoo and should be applied with unbeodns
s. Besred That the ges highway which nstue, well as
the aseDt u the States most immediately Interested IA s
Ia. msrsed on' for ifee snnan@aoF os, %esa
IMPORTANT achievements realized blythe sprit of modern times
be sseured by Ii. tin oily efficient ea and control with me
governments Of the STATE, within whose douinoIs lies We
the sdja.imeut Of al questions arising out Of IL
b''t.d That IN view Of soeo commanding interest the
people Of the Ured States cannot but synpathze with tho e
frs which BENG made by the people Of Central Amec 70
that Of tie continent which covers passage
g. R,.orei That the Democratic party will expect Of the
the he ou
neD protection Of the sest out sts thIoosn which @ eused
Iode by the u.try of the people in our Western
Mr.. Maoklin Of Pennsy lvania moved the adoption
Of the platform and resolutions without the doting of
an al" or the crossing of "t."
Mr Conway Of Virginia asked for division Of the
question.
Mr.. Butler of Massachusetts moved the previous
question.
Mr. Garnet Of Virginia-I demand division of the
question object to the introduction of any new doc
trine.
Mr. Phelps of Missouri-The case Of the New York
delegates has not been settled, aud am opposed 10
cor sidering the matter further until it is.
delegate from North Carolina inquired whether
the Committee meant to incorporate the pOstroad res
Olution a part Of the platform.
"No, no." from every quarter.
The previous question was sustained.
Mr.. Breckenridge called for a vote by States.
This was agreed to, and the woe was taken on the
report Of the Committee On Resolutions, except the
lasi FIVE resolutions.
The vote by States was unar imously in favor-New-
York not being taken. Ayes, pol; Nays, none.
Mr.. Ingerson of Connecticut demanded that the
FIVE remaining resolutions be taken up separately.
Mr.. Wyckliffe of KY, advocated an adjournment
til 3p no., for the purpose of considering the resolu-
tions relating to the foreign policy of the United
States
Mr.. Petit call the gentleman to order.
The Char-The gentleman is not in ORDER
Mr.. Phelps of Mo-, moved an adjournment till 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
The ca air decided that such motion could not be
received while the vote was pending.
Mr.. Phillips appealed from the decision.
Mr. Richardson Of Ill. stated that the motion u
adjourn was in order when the vote was not actually
being taken
The Chair then put the question, and the motion to
adjourn was negatived but the result being doubted,
vote by States was called and the Convention re-
fused to adjosr-Ayes 7s; Nays, ls3.
Mr. Mead of Va, moved recess Of an hour. Mega
tived
The Virginia Delegation then obtained permission
10 retire TO consider the remaining resolutions.
Adjournsd till . p IN.
Col. Inge of California introduced the following,
which was adopted in committee, after considerable
debate:
Resored That the Democratic party recognizes the great
In political and commercial point OF view. OF
speedy communication within Territory be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF THIS Upnnj sad "
the the Federal Government prompty ali It's
constitutional powers for the attainment Of that object
The Committee ON Credentials Will be ready to
report ON the New. York contested seats at the re-
assembling Of the Cony, ptiOn,