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

We do not leave the American patty. re A: :aercsu
parry 10 which belong viii stand frm and endure long
ster ansse S'1onsi questions have been swept AVN.
presume 10 exercise be re the righ, of freeman
this resfect Is Is denied to me- is no place for mo
| Nr MARSHALL said tha. a man son, hx q .o,e,.;.,
| Of heterogeneous materislse es Americans and Rsrnh
hoars, as the gentleman from Illinois hal confessed he
wss, had not proper abiding place in an American
frcn Rhode Island that be was in the same c.tegory
| he thought that that gentleman indicated a wise Js
,ermipsuon Of the proposition in his own case.
Mr. JEScKs said thai that WAS neither the idea nor
| Tire fact.
I Mr. MARSHALL said be understood him TO say thsS
they OF Rhode issnd declined to rat! the nomination OF
Fillmore, but sgrCeG with them IN ali the propositions
tia, announced characteristics of the Amer-
can rary But the ger teman did no, then 20 on to
| enurcste the propositions that in the estmssics OF
himself or his felow-Americsns would constitute an
American. He wss as liberal as sry man, but be did
not want TO act with in council chamber whose
PRIME object 10 overthrow the party. lie did not
want 10 act with them, if they came here to repudiste
closed nominatlor-who carried his credentials to
undo what they had already DONE II the gentleman
fall within that category le. him take the cap and put
IL on.
MIR. JESKs-I address the Chsr for the purpose of
preventing any such imputston that ,st now thrown
cut by the gentleman from Kentucky, from falling
upon me my associates. l came forward frankly
and stated the po.on in which stood here, repre-
sentirg the State of Rhode Island; tos, felt called
upon 30 the previous astion of this Conven-
ton. give stab in the dark; profess no friend
ship for the purpose of doing injury. say that tho
State OF Rhode Island has declined TO rafy their nom-
raons if that be test O the night of her Representa-
tyes 10 sit here, let us knos tive do not belong
here But until this hour the State of Rhode leland has
not been disfranchised in the National Council ox in
the National Conv, Rtlous of the American party. IL
size dtsrye it, let II be 60 We state cur position wa
a no iaN or.
MIR ALKlcx of Ohio read the extract Of the mo
c,,dirgs OF the Rhode Island State Council repa-
dating Fillmore and Donelson. lie said If Fillmore
deoilsd, he should accept OF no bastard American
nomnatiop.
The President said that this debate was oat q
order.
MI A1LES-I know il is out of ORDER and therefore
| cfIef the following rtsolution
That difference Of opinion on the subject Of csa'
fdsS' for or Ss Psr, and Scs President shall
ts nom hi, oSI -aea resSy 'sSl ey his Council 10
This will give the gentleman from Ohio and other
ceItl, men an opportunity 10 express themselves
=. they feel Aud in order that this Convention may
clearly understand how Massachusetts stands, bed
leave to state the history of our Convention since the
nomination at Philadelphia. few days alter mat
NJ mir alton went in council IL was on the oth ~
February, think, That the delegate made ms rPSrs,
and If tie vote had been taken theu have no doubS
the miratior at Philadelphia would have oeeh re-
ected by avery large majority The rensons would hav:
been yarous-some rejecting 1t ior ono reason, anu
some for another voted then to postpone the raiu-
cation by the adoption of the following rosolutonss
Re.oirsd fbst the American party M,.sachuses resdy
change tor another IL therefore snIiy reorstes s cd
b.teee to the platform adopted srssdsd in August last
R.d That s A%TsSn Milan, Pis' .ss SnS.s J.S
DonelsOn until assured that they do heartily nis,s ~.
American principles. AID will be true to the AeS s y ny,
fenen Of The North in Territories the st.ss.
all the prnc and provisions 'i the 0' '"'
We have had Council since, which, II is true did
not come out plainly a. this There mas peSs
much feeling manifested IN reference !" s"o a,s u,.
cuIties in Kansas ard the outrage in the Senate
of the United States, which as you are wen awafrs
has turned many away from us VINO were VIII
W. at the previous Convention. And Know many ~
tlem wlo will 90 to the Convention Of the 18th ot
| June Still they are true Americans and WIZ sustain
the principles OF the party 80 Tar as the thee car
dir nj points which have been mentioned here are CON
cernei the Americans OF MASachuset's WIZ suS'"'.
t.,m with all their might lSight 0pplauseI. VIE
saw, However, in order that there may be 40 misun-
d.r,tanding that there are come Americans IN mSss
ctusetts who from the beginning have adhered o th0
| Philadelphia nomination. am not ot that number.
voted again, II ut Philadelphia, and We now waittho
dectonso o our state Councito know whether we shan
adpt Film ore and Donelson or not. do not wish 70
bias those of my brethren who are here do not wans
| them to change their opirons because have ex-
| pressed mine "a | have; but here ayow tbat mr.
F,lmcre will have TO on to the platform that has
been voted for by the State Council OF Massachusetts.
| or | will not support hun.
| A yoioe-You needn't support hun. d,
| Another Voice-Giye him bis papers lLaughterI.
4 Mr. EAMys Of Massachusetts, SAID that the resolu-
| ton read by Mr.. Allen passed by majority of
Sny were sbsert from the Council Had there
been full vote, Mr. Fillmore would have been stifisd
bv ,wotbirds He considered Ma sachusets good for
Fillmore.
The resolution of Mr.. Allen referred 10 the Com
uittee on Resolutions.
Mr. SMALL IT Penn. moved that when the Counoo
adjourn they adjourn TO meet at Philadelphia on tho
third Tu, sday in July The motion was not adopted.
Mr. HrckMAs of IN. said that Illinois was q Fiu-
moIe State.
Nj D.sEyHowER concurred in the statement.
Mr.. GooDwIs of New-i ork, Chairman Of the Com
mttee on Resolutions announcedtla they were resdy
10 report. -,
The Committee reported in favor Of the resolutions
OF Sci smith of Missouri (aready notceJl, bu aitcS
cohside rabe discussion they laid on the table
Dlrirg the debate the voting for the officers had
taken place with the following result; v.,n.,.
lSs.P,.,ld.n, Er.tq; = S.sIs B5Ho.' J, Ssy,ss,.
E,es,%ss a.s ~ s'Rp'G GOODWIN Now Yort
lie Committee then submitted resolutions, tho
rst Of which returned thanks to the Nominating Con.
yention for nominating Fillmore aud Dones"n, enq
he - cond and third Of which adopted In the fot-
| loyI FORM after exciting debate 80 "
Reed Tbs. The esems paf.'.n MI s a. q Kseos.ss
On the other diving the country with rsnsea ass ~ -
sectional STRIFE no, on ieluiss pp \.
i'm al Iee.se but ''0A"Ah'' proves '"'' l''N''
NS Tba a. eor.srvaors and constitutional
rihs Of s tre< ard free speech without ieenoasoess
either the American party equa oRRo,eS % a. as oo S
oher r The u constitutional questions or seeaonS
~. debate upon the above resolutions all OF thS
| s.u,bern members who spoke, including jobs -.
| EoTTs Mr. ALEXANDER Of Baltimore, ana otse,ss
| condemned the outrGge upon sumner pul P,.-
rssss0e of the original resolution Messrs' Sooywss
| fxs,y BRuTsIs and BUcKIsGBAh, OF ne"-iWAs
d "a I, in strong terms, and favored the resolo-
| ,O, Mr. BrttaD's speech was inc nioos y IL
| de,cnden. and effective; he characoenZ.. ="
and said il due their c"nse'ue",s :. s-
| a.. ,tys max Of Il. Mr.. Bots having ponnsa "
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