New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

-o,s. .na the Great Central Mail Route, nsasnrs
deeply Interesting 20 the city and to tae STATE S3ias
that Il not nj occasion Tor an essooTse spssA
and concluded BY saying thH toe nss OF ST LIas
ana.ed from the battements OF the Cspito, i1visas
voluntary labor TO the development Of .ee grss; ~
source Of the State, and that Ceaira Msssoan wsA
,rs-ch under i.s folds 20 glorious victory or fsl
the breach.
Gen. G. resumed his sea. amid great aPP.Asss, T.
lowed by loud cal for Blair
Mr. BIsir caue forward aod wss recsved vsA
deafspipg cheers. Br. Blair thanked the C)nysa.sa
for their cordial greeting and recep l0u lie tEsaSa
them from the bottom OF his heart fOi the s1bs3ohl
testimony given him by hi. renomios'on. he sscaa
always remember ths kindness. he te.t ss u De A'A
no. tie ability Necessary 10 serve these ~no Lave
cordisly supported him. But their slodness ana sed
had gwen him renewed energy ard courage AID =
would serve them fsi htully with al bis power: ne
felt under the weight Of personal obtysions sume<r
10 oyerwhem him and TO bind HIM ~itn hooks Oh ssee
a. it were, TO bis friends and patty. lie en.erAaS
more than Ordinary devonoh 70 .nS. sorrs.. - =.
Sta.a and conduct il to the loIes hisnt of prosperity
From the esries. dawn Of tols mo,ement IN ,svor
free yhite labor in Missouri, he hsd oeen ng nse
a IN. mu.ic nor could the thIestc OF enc MES, Gor
py cause whatever, deter him from supporting ~
iehts Of his free white fellow citizens.
When first the movement connie nceo ~ - LonS
(which he was an humble advocate, IL wa ssesfsd
ct by these who CONSIDERED tnenseS ~, Se
row those parties trenble not only tor the ei'y es
FOR the Stale. We'll may they tremoie iof ne eoA
assure them tha. the esith should make TWO moy
revolu,iors round the the Free Democracy vosA
tramnle them under their heele. He did not visA d
rdulge in that style II language 50 common 70 MS o.
yerssries nor We Md he nvsoe sicgle rgnf beIeas-
ro 10 them nor did he wish To invace their properly
or he held that property Is sacred, ou. no Sid Wa.
for the advancement Of those prirc pes whch vcui
nYomote the great interests OF the state ana ne wo7a
pursue that course at all hazards lie did not dsnn
olscussipg at this time those measures wnch .se
such vital Importance in this canvass ne wac G.
o.,,laz nd a
should meet his opponent 10 public debate. he1A
miited his views and his claims TO the peope, Mt
when they decided he al ould render obedience. Es
had no doubt but what the party would be trianpAs
in this county and with the aid Of such gentlsnea
the one who preceded him upon tie same plstforn
VINO is one of the best, bravest aud noblest msn
Missouri he hoped to gain a victory in the SsA
which would resul. in making Missouri vhs. ss
ought TO be- one Of the fret States in the Uaior.
Mr.. Blair retired amid loud and repssred cheering
We have given bu. mesger outline of bis speech.
Messrs. b. Gratz Brown, +. III. Manter, Ben. Fx. I
rsr, j. b Eads, NJ. Po wers, Andrew krug ~ NJ
Donald, W. DOeLch, j. G. Fogel, j. Aat Char,s
H. Ashby and John II. Andrews were then selected
as candidates for Representatives 10 tie Legislators
Candidates for local offices were also nomins.sd, sat
after adopting the following resolutions the Coayc@
tion sdjouIped:
great Dsmocraiic doctrine, promusa BY Mr. ersn and N
ton Of public si and hostility to mopoPoes OF asos ss&
and Of every other description ct monopoly privilege Sss
R,ored That We derounce the present Federal Adais.s
ton for It's reckless proaacy and eNaysgsuce the rnels q
penore exceeding that Of any Admins ration of s Soyf
ment from foundation while not one single doa, hs sN
to improvement of Western rivers snd hseo
We denouuce the system Of obbng aud p-,uson which re
v.s derament msnfesns itself IN such
as the fraudulent Of Fort Su.ns aud s more sr.udaea
purchase Of We Point and the letting OF enormous oonfss
a'oI,s: %., N N, ,Ss0n sssHSn.s Of Il. ~. v... Ad
TIA 0 every principle OF democracy oy the pfoss
sion which stsined deDoupce IT'S ecot,1S
N. L,coupt tuton, which IL has sought aud 10
seeking to force reluctant people we dsnvenoe se
niu,faon for violating the law Of Congress on the subject
the oversr mail order % prDptate their southern nns
hy which intended nstious fosf, mercy
Southern sectional We denounce the Admnisafioa fef
ho.tty 10 the and all Western improve emsnts ipssnh
az has ,ned the share In the benefits os the Cos
In order 10 swell profits obbers and pandc
Resolved That opposed 70 negro equalty and
who equality ard 10 those who sees s
meut BY compelling white TO work side BY side Win ss
slaves.
Rs'Oel That believe BE- for the best interests W.
Ou that slavery should become extinct within her bs ana
the removed beyond her limits Give Msscrn td
white men, and vhi tor Mssouh.
hesoired That dep National Legislssurs VII
has been untrue 10 the sborns Interests Of the CIV
sonsl s<c,dans
with the character of that sysea vsa
sha require bouesty and capacity passports 20 once a
than reckless partisan atscbmentwtich shall sess
home economy by sboishDs tariff duties upon n.eessss, a.
e which all the benefit OF b sv vh
monopoize their poductionwhich shall rase tho improve
of rer that bears the OF the WsH
the mak of the East, and shall also forthwith the
.trucon os central national highway vita the ~
position Of pubic lands will the s 10 actual sst
nee charge and wrest from the hauds o tbose vbo sst
speculate In the homes Of the people aud grow rich Fsnd
pioneeu