New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-10

Tie go - cossiies opors6 ths foJS'ng ns,ea -
y sad Nv H,,.s. sn'tErs:s-, Sor-io, A-
80. W. - st 80, + . "a P -.
The c's,- Ccum,t'r,,ve;e 6reS n a,inu.- marry.
Ire ccu uit',e 10 vh~m ne ustte- wa in'--,'.,f
a en- rtPtr;td tie folowiss
nt,el' I've rly i'',". -hsh 's''n.. -,
c,I eris ana 1sd.r n. usurr~d n,Ine Of De@sr
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s9od '.,s' i,'a ;hr, ','.'sn.s, .. tss.s
/, ctNat. IL Cor ert'or IS. mbed. b sec'fc-
'-f That Ne bod tAss, :uts 90 he setsTass ,aat
cAaffj fee sid sqrsl bs the, are - do~ei -
ter ee,to ,A certain miserable siEss tha'
sgT' .s 49,, Ta meat. .te .,acd .asrs
Seo's That tte c Institution Z 'se uDted stsI n -
Pvrt nu -,'shish ~ce, Insure Sea -.t'e
," nd i ., ne c Ss..rs. ~ S 70 os
80 G PS,,sE :. 80 will sd ,, rs a. s, .,s.
whr ilsme1 xpd he pope vho c.'ah,hhcar
lard Tlst rcee'.Ny 'u' Of hc iorcsoins tc.-s-
'ioua VII rseShy oppose the Of Slavery
he fr,e ter,EeIy Of tie RsPpole - ......., al,
ference. Of cpuca ~hch diner. orIoa hl. cea,ca
c. II Do =, I'iR s p.-nt s.ol anS 70 10
~ - he reetns lIr in.tnon a. tor, lhadoaed In the
abe - rs-"se The 'e'ion g he s.ne'a Govern
scn rrbodf ud maintaining cur ns''nh eeir.c'e Pre'en
is puri,, The ballet box ,d eldicsns Egorsace md
IT, CSImca ScLcSi,cfear state.
And The hesis 81 these dccltrattons Dc
r Sf;| Thai H iSTS Avn. FHsH BusP o T.
iused ,ccsr, IN their faithful exponent. q the prarpe-
hec expressed Ud assured BY the tuu VI tho pact
OF N equally sc .ou' triumph in tie hIurr
The reading Of these resolutions barely finished
when Mr. LUCIrs q. PLCN, Of New Haven, took
re floor 1t sur policy to say nothing, said he,
,ets saw il by holoing tongues; something let's
say that, better nothing than uDmeaning geaeri-
H.. than 70 cpscinont ef the Declaration OF In
No mn mar ~
principles but afraid to what those principles
are fr fear Of giving oaeDce. am as one with all.
the Americans and can agree With ~ out Of lOO No
pubcars l ostr TIE following resolution az q sub
sttute for the last al those presented by the Com
miittc:
Br.clr.'-Thn Mi. cor'euien while reornnianS .at
prbr parties, PRESENT.. its candidate. men true TO The
csuse OF Freedom. TO the North and the Union.
Mr.. Peck was pungng on again, in his impa'sioned
way he II a lawyer of Newllavcn, and character
lied by redih wbskcrs, lynx eyee, generally round
she udoed sPpeararcc and somewhat excitaoIe tenn
Icsuent wien avoico inquired what his own e soli-
zion meant Att,r slight passage at arms with hs
lis quosticn,r he replied that intended to cover
the esdipg pIcIcs Of the two pat es who were met
in Convention.
Our opponents will argue nom our silence, he wsoe
u TO urge that were too Tgt tened 10 SPEAK that
al We wished WIS 10 nominate candidates and defeat
party. And presently cerntst men will begin to come
ioeeibcr end make platform which ,ns something,
snd We shall be- swept like chat from the Stste.
Mr. &. \. FrRRY Of NoIwak, Chairman OF the Com-
mittto Rcsolut' ms, followed With an eloquent and
ioIcbie GenurciatiCn Vt Border Ru.an principles and
platform and q VAIN de'ense Of the rsoluots as
cmbcdyirg the principles on which tho party should
rely. 10 ysu AJAX their resniDg said he IL runs
dCtVtr thsn any platform ever pssented In C0nntcu.
ut 1t goes back TO the charters of liberty framed
by Adams and Ieherson and Roger sherman lyehe-
nent spplau,ol ard reasons logically to the PrnoPle
of an Ihexibe opposition 10 Slavery. That rs WHAT
we dare put tefore the people. The Committee en-
Tracing every variety OF opinionhslt at least, OF tAss
Iumler Northumberland this VIII 70 matter "nS
ard warmly but sgIeCd unanimously 10 the resolutions
as reported.
Mr. PICK regretted Il at he couldn't reply 81
csutatdum sr,Ccl-adnitttd that the resolution said
something about Slavery, end said 1t wen but 'gnoSed
AncricauRm 10 q ch am-bad rot word tor patty
which threw q 600 voice last Spring.
ccrileusn IN the ccbter Of The hall moved TO amend
tie resolutiCn so ~ 70 make II rad fniihfu 10 tho
North, The South and the Union
Mr. fECK was tuIe The mover intcrdsd 70 IA hls
r. solution.
After sr opposition of AuericaIsm in It, mihlcst
form ad on inquiry whether I'll were not { t'at,
a sbICwd old gentleman named BAcKrs, hom n ter
bury, aAktd tint Tire call for the Convention might be
read and rnt II Ia tbe meeting whether al p'riies
DIDN'T virtually sgI,e thereby 10 drop oil hui the prin-
ciple Of opposition 70 the AdmiI siraou.
Nr PfcK ash cd If hostility to AmeIicsD'n Was not
ore OF thOre but friend B,rEts, by in1uinx
what wac IN he call hat w6r lot IN tie resolutions,
o, ! tbsttrck
After a speech Of more moderate temperature on
each side, Mr. NAPLs OF l'a,Bield heated the air again
with very striking sro6ch. His light coat and whis-
kGs, bsld forehead awkward gestures and rather Us
tic air. quite forgotten in the forcibls language
with hich be set forth bic views Where, but from
"tb, Americans b. asked, cane the strength Of tho
Fremont party by our aid, alone, they conquered;
without II hey were nothing. Why not deal fairly
with Us Our Organization y peIioct wo will use II
"fcr JCu il you will treat rs Ike equals"
DR. CrSvfNG- OF New Britain had carried the dark
sDieIn but knew ~ foreigners In his town who voted
for Fremont but hated AneIicanism; some of them
scholars rom Germany mtn Of culture, and he"tI
over Of freedom.
A YofcE-TLere AZ 10, 900 such in the State. Sew.
eIsl oLsr GENT. men affirmed that they were Amer.
cans 10 the bafk bone, but came here 10 unite. Not
n ponfs which disagIee but those wherein We
are one should be put in the platform. Ono feared
TIA; half tie psrty In Bis own town Milford would
kaye If tie smcnoment was adopted.
2 JosIPH r. H,wIB OF Hartford made very telling
tIccCb. lie nc b. warned that be would DO Amer-
cor lied, but be would come had ~ out OF ~ Dele
gate been Americans He WINS sure they meant 10 do
vLet wac fair but be couldn't slde with them u The
tntnSmont Wa passed. He would give every mao
ccusi rights, 20 only that God msde hun Ine inter-
e''s e Connecticut deptnded Oh tho decls'on. a..
Mr. k,L'oG" Of Waiersury moved 70 amend ne
,esoI,,i- 50 hat Should reed, "while recognizing
"tf, r-incipes of The American &c.
Tlis ives .y.ed Qgi Of CfdeT, two emendmSns being
before Tic Ii eeting
Mr.. Prcv cf New .Hsytn turft forth again. Gem
tlenen don't ssree about their rss0luti0Es some say
la hey CO, one Ina. they DO not Iecognze Amen.
sIifn Nh.cL proves thcnl 10 he shiy shnny. WhAf
srs YOU btmed in tbs' cese' Your party y = Mans
fss, by0rc fhirg ensSuaied "a streDgth ana lofce'
NfntTl. you cell L Aie: fDne mteIiocaOry 10
maks tLd good deal u speculation about the sdits-
be nom. .Uie Mr. Peek finally ended 10 glowing
psuIee be psIiy IN ct-e NJ motion PREVAILED
A1,r W, u,Yl,ss c.'ls fOr he preyiOu, que,'i q
IVES a. J. D. 81 carried Ire sfnt ncmcht 'Ss1uDg ~
10 South Mss WIu.6spn, sIG
NJ KIifo.l Of VA srbury renewed hs notion y
t'ike ,ut sLd adopting
Mr. SrAHh~ rAIHyE, ayOuns lssy6 on Nor"ch;
.trH Wnrg ooh ffl a M