New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-11
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CALL FOR A NATIONAL NOMINATING CON
VENTION.
To De .4'-Jaiorl.l Of Ne T'niief STATE.


~ every part and parcel fit. To this undertaking,
are prompted by impartial love for the white ma
end the black man. FOR the sllvehOder and the slave
and by supreme love for him. who gave His Son to BE
.or al mtn, becau-e He loved oil men
The means employ moral AID political. hey
prayer 10 God aud srgument with man, and votes
that axe H. en4 give e4eet 70 payer and Argument
Another PTsse@Irs election approaching. Csn We rey
~ any Of ne sea paTt~s Of our country 10 30 our work N
tlat .iectnLt " NoNE OF rHlN NosL Or rh6N 60 fos
THE ABOLITION oT sLAyERY. Omy Of them 50 81
Aatrsa'ey 4ad even tat one is Ana slavery ~ b..
ssyes nto toe Territories. bus endorses IL eonss;uol.y IA
I'll tie Save Sts' Il let. aiole the whole Trade
Only US tet"een ths states but TIE coasi~- trade 49,,
Vhh earned under the sanction an regulations Of Con-
1t 1T. Lote slavery TIE District Of Colgmbi. IL
lets sone tie Fugitive bul ard well NAV
fuy admits that eli The States spd does not deny tnat Al
Save. Ire Republican Party would have Kansas Free
Neyftheiess u would allow STAKEHOLDER pursuit
need 10, have .ad al tbs to po that we h.ve NJ sa
rely the Republican party Do w1rk H. The coming
election. Enough end f; Aboltoi
that he Slavery Which trying abolish party
SPREADS ~ EinE SID denies right 20 abolish Eaouga
piracy and naked outlaw ami that the Consultation ouy
does rot but could not gze 10 ihs party the CONTRARY
-.ards eu4eayo hbersie the millions slaves a
uTou the Constitution AID violation OIL
he supposed uuG the character OF tia
members o the Republican party Not few Of them
persona freudses'eem-d ala beloved bs Considerable
PORTION OF them trust are Aboonss At hesf and sub
scribe TO our prre-s But the "re eKc-ent the character
the members OF TINS the the fas policy
Rh d p1u
able indeed Ala FOR Freedom, when protested
40 Little for Freedom,
Is it laid policy dictate. IL. adoption platform
be- the degree o. character Of ther orpo,on what may
argued ad e2pecei he Republican party t1ough
tou party " thai such policy vii from own
inevitable aueree keep down ad draE down toe party has
adopts Hence should the Republican parry tho Of
II will endeavor 70 satisfy the nation BY re,'ous
10 o.
iee i bound by the mpcatos Of 10 platform not Ia dis
turb rs,eos and PRACTICES Thousands 4 Repub
snd bess many .svehoder fears This result Never
frnson rather then sGbveron Of slavery the
;hoia'ye and effective Enforcement OF Slavery, because
II manifest then that who refuse all concos'tns to
slavery aid a terms with whatever piracy must lay
count with dong our own uork N this election We must
diaies and FOR them aad do what We c,a
ectiIs them Mighty will be the apPel OF 9uT PRIME pies 70
al who love justice and liberty for all In the bosoms tho
stional can avs AAen 10 and call response.
The words that tel truthful glorious, heavenly principle
word. have power 10 unlock hearts eus.
AID ae heir zeal Tbousau. nay come 20 u, who
49,, bos Rerrbcsn psrtv do tbs The compare vely little
good fo which goe for And should they refrain
from because IN addition 10 tbs 90 TOR ctner
"a mea,ur,by greater good Think rs not exavaEant
when say from improbable that the Republican
pariy viii STANDARD another great Outrage a. the
bsrs fhe Ssv tower-such ~ tho Slaughter % hundred
ncu and there will quickly be bn- two political
rr. in the -one party 20 All Slavery au1
syer party 10 abolish Slavery and party defend it vii
OF for WLch hee then be the least demand Tlis
yru.lly ADMITTED by A6ah Mann whe1 amid tae loud 'p
the Govern proceed 10 e shedding OF single dtop
The purpose having the infamous laws Of the Boz
HufGn Legislature enforced, eve 10 70 you as my dc!b
erso ooI'ietlo and on ny trsPons'g as '''Isn' lN
In such nat would ilcr" ~ or the Repub
ran party with ia distiH, admission 'har -iayehoing in
teresi in the states where cx'i' "a ul.'f tne Coh
-tituiou ike a Other loce nte,ess 20 january from tle
Interference. Of the General cover sut Ia sach al event.
what would here be for tie Republican party party
aiming any intention. 70 interfere with slavery u t5s
there be- for Republican parry whose Convention referred
pre,id, - Stakeholder Fe9res.un2 sayeho!n
Southern platform he himself stated to restore
s M.g 1 u, be J. e se 9 saS s5p
ProSayery appeal Tor tho south and ~ AM slavery
sver men are 10 unite Tor the common ject of mutual
r6ne .bsl be the finale Of all existing osumo'oas
aud that shall nevertheless leave the save IA his chains
Weu,st not ever concern Unfortunately with
the question WHEELER there DO us i- or many % cOns 20
should find ucrut 10 forward IA the
that God VITA III c,mloE AZ va do the iui
mediate ana rcondiiiona' liberation Of esery slave aud IN
doubt tLat have the dyLe apP'5ison and the divine
Meet ch ~, f- brethren Ssy'e.'c, Wedne.fIy tie
dOl neTf Mar, tr the purpose % auns men r
President .nd II the United states VIM niy- the
ability tie itesj ana TIE courage % tseI tAef phcp7s
ard who al WELD e Official powers for the de4'sfalce ot
ehod,G. and for the salvation o. tie whole country We
ta expect to see great numbers % you on Tat oeca
, -; De IT, fL ' ~ ti I, tssr a., kbotoi.ts ID
sun "a ~ . M ~ 7;...i.,- - a. - ~ ga
wait what he Bufao T. or party oi DO
Ptfsbu IN Platform would jo That aid nothing but lie
Ard vii air 10 what tie ecOna Pittsburgh Pa
onn party vii do That just die the
o,hcr. is very birth refuses crbe on the
Of It's preiece.s NJ more slave States al rallies
conf I'D, ehoders the OF restoring this
Infamous Mour omprou in whist Freedom was betrayed,
the Slave euhTored aid IT. career Of successful Atge
livery slavery patty that doe. the eve Of
Abolition party is without root and must "i'her a"tJ To eA
success for this new Psbur.h pay-ior tl' poy OF
stop the progress Of slavery a. one poi. while nd0rsiug
and the great OF its scaFcey less folly than
10 expect 70 save the city oy AZ aep % say le ntes A.
POINT bile te uo~ndaues ae permitted to tan ae h'nos
4 every other MARcH, lSi6.
NEWYOkK.-Gerrit SIN n, LeVs Tsppsn, Wa Goode!l.
:. ; Jooeyu, Wm Z. Whiting, James McCun smith. NJ b.
Williams j. r. barbour, H. D. sharpe samuel Wide Fre5-
T. MaHson, 3. ". Willard stephen Bardcs 7 joiner Whe,
Ian. storuu A T Norihrup L. d Wicos John A Paine,
H. NJ Paine g W. Duraut Ges B. Cleveland JOSIAH Dessy,
Warren Mitchell Edmund Wheeler Charles Wbeel~ Har
os Ame: Lev Mitchell Marcus Batns s sy'ee5 Kswe
Kinney " 4. sheratt B. W Green, samuel Hosa Cheney
Abbey J. Hunt. T ". Hunt, Geo W. Moore
MAINE.-Jonathaa Garland T. Cashius John " Thomas,
NV HAMPsHIRE.-Noah Emerson. c A. wbt.ker,
John H Levi Bracket zbenezer Potter Thaddsus Aecslt
VERMONT " Dyer KiI5 Bsyls{ 4' F GO,,oq }: 81 "
GT.s5rv b smith il Bromley. Fitch CLARK Dsyd Cool
A < Housliou, A : Whi;eonb, William Marsh Hell HO..
ar Porter Edgeon Jon r. Forest d. ID. Fletcher, Geo
Stcy Ro.r Bradley H. C. Nash Simeon Ssukse, Alex Cur
ton CLar.es Benin, X " Bancroft q. " Allen D. ~ Mont
gouery.
NASSACHU SETTS. -Lu-ius Leslie Scamme David Emsr
sou Charles simmons John Robson Daniel soster c Web
isssc SesrHs Ge0rge Tras4 George W Sm0nds W w
ST ford Thomas H. Jones William Packard, Francis H.
Dawes Jesse Reed PhLo Packard y. Merritt Asa Merritt
nab b Tdeu Melvin Thrssher Abb sh S,owa Joseph May
rsrd Ass Richardson Elhran WrEht Thoa T. Gleser Riea
srd Bster Luther Mes Calvin T. Timothy IinE-y
John Rchsrd'on Jonas Hubbard q W Th0mr Martyr Cl'a
nan 30 Eidroge
RHODE IsLASD-E O Champlin '. St,.nia, A B.
Burtick : Scbo.es, d. c. otore
COSSECTCUT-J. r. Johnson Georse Greeanan, lsaaa
Huichns, George Smtn John J. Bird. Jerome Judi VI L.
Delsvan Elisha H. Martin Daniel Martin ). ; GrEod T.os
: Gfs-ninsn Vim Cornelius
sEW-JERsEl Arthur Japan
PkNNSILNASlA.-J. o. Scaosl, P K. Williams ". Z. /
GiderseeVe, Geo BGchlusa Wm. D. HsHy Jeroms night
f.rcbH Joan Sel.sss w