New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
THE GRAND LECOMPTOH DEMONSTRA
TION.

OF the Fernando " 0o1 DemocratC hepuDnCah Con-
mittec at Mozart Hal. "An men who love the Fed
"ersl Union and the Constitution who dispise sectional
agitation, and factious strife were invited to at
tend
II number Of men who loved the Federal Union
and the Constitution at o'clock last evening, on the
floor AID in the galleries Of Mozart Hall, 279i on
the platform were - stsunch union-oyers. The num-
ber Of uDitn lovers at a suteequen. penod cousd
eraby larger indeed al one time the little hall wa
almost half filed. the platform was quite.
Among the many distinguished gentlemen on the
platform we're e1.AldeIman Coulter, ex-Alderman
Billy Wilson, Dir. Scheimerhorn the legal gentleman
VITO LATELY epi0yed the maleoicons Of Lola Montez;
John Nc Cum and others. Mr.. Henry Grinn-ll stood
on the floor in font Of the platform, directly opposite
to Billy Wilson who sat in the high seat.
Mr.. JOINS H. BROCwER, who was elected Chairman
irh clock on motion Of exAldermanC Coulter said
ex words the momentousness Of the OCCASION and
bis profound Of the distinguished honor which his
patiioc fellow citizens had conferred on him by elect
irg him 20 the most important post of the most i'm
pOrt8nt meeting of the year
A long list OF e-Presidents and Secretaries was
read by M JoHs McCrsS, aud adopted by a large
msority Of voices.
MIR BRouwER then said tie purpose for which they
had met was worthy of the Democracy Of the Union.
The Cou stituton Of the United States gave TO Con-
gress delegated power; they were bound to put down
civil coImoton and secure Republican Government.
IL 1870 tle Missouri Compromise was adopted by
Congress II rever had any existence as 1t was un-
constitutional but in process OF time 1t was repealed.
Then Fugitive Slave law and the Nebraska Kansas
act were with this epea MADE the party. In this
ssue the DemocI attic paywere true to the Constitution
On the Democratic side was Constitutional law on the
other side disorganzaoD The triumphed.
The President Of the United States had held the
ground taken by the party IN the CINCINNATI platform
throughout his and lis Messages he had sus.
tainfd tie law and we had in him pure emblem OF
civil aid igOus liberty He bore IN his heart the
impress 0f the Constitution Of the United States, and
he would not depart from IT, They had come to ous
tain him in this patriotic course.
ions MCLEoD MURPHY, before reading the resolu
tions, said that it would have afforded him equal
Measure 10 read these resolutions IN Iamnany Hail.
or any other place where he could support the Admin
istIa.iCn OF James Buchanan.
Hhrye1. The Territory q Kansas duly organized into
Government BY az. which conferred full govern
n.A TOW upon such Territory subordnse only to the Con-
tu,i Of the United States. known the Kansas NebrAsks
ss,s5 Sn aya,y constitutional ssrcticn and Thta
ntpps upon which that law based incorporated H.
he t Nsen. Convention which dominated jams. Buchanan o
hc PedeLcy and ,'he,ro' the sailed ksPuecAn party bad
nSs & o s bS in dS.nce Z good faith aded and
union and good f,h which the Stat. into
tet. compst which set al defiance the Territorial Government
A. frn.d =. ell a. of the United States; aud
,rhCca, the issue rs.ed between the Goycnuent the
shd the on the G one ,orr ae on 'Iq % s ob Ko
decided in Of the Government the law sud the denoeaY
Pr .d.ncy and sSreo the United states
tie Tos at Of & Ss 5e,Gy sI%'td 20; h9!
Convention form Constitution with sview TO making aPp
csop Congress admission State into the Union and
b,,rIs Convex consuted under aud by virtue q
such authority in efa form and IN the usual manner framed
ntt scn liberal in it. provisions and rhrsa. that Con
stuton duly submitted by tie PrpIf[ athoIr' nm Of h.a'a
20 he President and presented BY hm 70 the Conges oil
Uned States accompanied by mease, VIM p 10y Its com
pa pI ~. Seyntion to Constitutional rights
nana receyed the uosgms Of the wise aud the patriotic while
ary" bands nnsiica sgtsors, and by hired meree
shO und,r The sanction Of aid osis'fi % and ande,
.po,te-hip for liberty would ,rsmpe the Constitution
ovhJe~t Ft Z, Tss qS1 ss Sa the Congress SC,
conr-ys The LecomPton Constitution and the
mcnd.or. hsImolres with the Constitution Of the United
& IL M .Goi0 s the y st' Of on
ton st.tiaaee with The provisions and SPIN, oi ,hs Nan
pc. and platform Of the Cincinnati ConyeLon s supported
eF Ossn!ed CGn,enGn of Ss efs I eSasud o
snd tn propiey Of early Congressional acon to cure the
y" ,S. pccp S5at' By the ccnse.ouA Il
their institutional to merit the waest approval
Of the Deuscracy the country, and OF every patriot
Rc.,d Th. the Convention which framed the Lecompon
Suiied by members ected for the sole aud eI
bo Ss,;cd S ,. To participate .Se escton under M
.pportoI ment BY the Hon Frederick Stanton AID at
n o.r',. va, opposed by n.astno ssstor. and
crlsri. who paid by Abolition societie'' 10 PIP
tra,e and dAuse agitation and Prven. acu settlement OF
the oeson BY establishing reisn Of terrobJ submitting
9' ay s'v. s aafnb when b, debe swisned .
the T,ry and carried out only the authority delegated to
and in ,ct ecnfpTnty with the NorsiA st 6u sane
by he OF Constitutional CGnyeniGn ana oy oe
Rocd Tbs every qualified voter, whether regi'terd or
a .S.n. sayTy pfn that sqre.ics
pie he th- Congress o ne Cnted y
Ictused 70 vote majority ssans: slavery then
The Constitution fthe Perossve Of 'o'eTeisny wa.
Slavery Tesn. sanctioned In the Constitution submitted 70
of haylu
fr Walker has orcibly said Throughout our
from the exercise authorize those
who DO vote to Set S, M % rg that an, aSs,a aa @ shpn
itres no fraud or violence BY the majority 81 t,e a
a. voting mus De voluntary self government would be inp.c
tabe and monarchy and de'PO'i'm would remain 'he 'h
R,.oed, Tbq, the Republican parry, BY ~ifuly bind NAL
eiousy urging The Fress'e party Kansas TO de'r tto @
.icn h tfs SEED dsces 2cef sned v war .d dy
Pnse The "a mo .n,fny 'd and BY M
s P in 81; 60 ssso 't9r sss .lso &
s9Hmnf Of military e.PeO1ns rs tGt the Oy951S T yes 20 10
come by preventing admission Of K.ns, State i. d
serving othe stern TrSute the American people .nd Of ii.
q ;b .o y ths 5o q p.'a0'' and
R.orcd Th., Pedrnt Buch.n,n BY hi, esOrt, 70 Prono:
h:ao9y ara by .'caH - speedy d;n .1s S.cad II wh
threaten Uuon sod BY sdhsns that aIs
policy which .sSs.ni.e a. DsaGis, 7. 10, o Aiini.
rs;on AID Of rsaItss hose .fsin;' the DeIoe,s % ,
the Democracy. has ertted himsei 70 t0e 80
counppdAiio every Democrat, AID the hrn
every member of the Democrai.c party Here MI "UF"'
n,r..d for Applaus and after few s-cOnds got
Re,re6 Tia; the Democracy Of the City Of NsN
ga, ate country upon hs decisive action Of NOS b
Of the New.York dels Congress who
and stood promptly and firmly BY the Prn pies snt nc
he President thcr upon the reference ot Us
ron ir Lecoupon Cor Si,utfon that they extend 90
sssu.ce of united support and take this oocson 20
lsir yo.e W.. the reflection Of that Democfs'4c
10 hi, metropolis which has ofen shown hs oeso1
DemocTsry a. 20 he Union an Shrh 10 edS ''-s''''-
=
Rs.orci Tbs, the Denoc.cy u the City o. NV
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