The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

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that these four propositions should % nsds ana aa ney
shoulc back 70 the Convention and gos I1saee IN
situations. He asked WHISTLER Wa pecesy ovnao
into q republican convention and ash gentlemen wneiner
they agreed 70 the proposition that Congress had power,
and TIA, duty 10 prevent tne extension OF exs
Of slavery in the Territories ne aeisoeeo the pro-
position IN regard 10 nAtursiizsd citizens.
Mr. UpHAM stated That he clo not otes n proposition 10
the Con vacation but 70 the Ansrcan sna 'aey
when be spoks disturbing elements; but o. Was much
mistaken II ne (Mr W had no, prevented disturbances
in the committee He would moi dare to ha g0ue home
ana fusion with the America fatS for toe
sake al the hope triumph without uniol principle.
He bad not az good Mr. Bsse IA for xishipR
for q unon as did desire 60 TO ca gress, while
be presumed that Mr. Bss'e did nssmacn he had stat,
twenty times how mary more votes ccui be gut IN hs
district II q union took place.
ExIuoge CowLxs had had expectation that any basis
between the two organizations could nave bsea
effected perfectly 70 have entire aud perfect fu
Of the two. all he expected and hoped thst
there would have been sufficient sppro xoson bet seen
tie gentlemen representing the people il these two seps
rate enable them &C; without any com
promise OF principle in supporting common ticket at the
coming election. II dd not follow that because they
could not agree common platform, therefore II vas
necessary I, destroy all community oi action between
them In his judgment there was suiicieat spproXma
ton in view Of the one great principle lying the founcs
OF the republican parry enable them 10 act at least
with degree OF harmony when they came TO make
ticket His view that this Convention should
pass rs resolutions lay down Rld adhere to i.
platform that that platform should be extensive
the platform the party iaia down on former COCA
sions lot departing 10 cue ioa from the great controlling
principles that rs al the oss!3 OF the organization.
The same time there was sufficient conveyance In
views hls great question OF slavery TO enable these
conventions unite common ticket to be pre-
scented for the sfages o. the people OF me SAFE ae
moved that OF the COMMITTEE o. Conference be
resolutions with Instructions TO report whether there
sufficient accordance ia view bet seen the American AMI
Republican Conventions ensble them to persist further
IL seeking 70 mike out q common ucset
Mr. PALMER, OF Chautslgue, moved az 80 Runendm emit
that report of the Comntee OF Conference 30 far
1t has gone be adopted pv tns Convention, and that
tiopb n TAX
sideed that the action OF the coMmitlas, incomplete
though Important stop to Yards the slccess
dninntfaion PARTY of the STATE OF New York
Appause Hs could have over weeniug love for the
North American party, for when they nominated Mr. FIJI
be went TO John c. Fremont The dilemma
had been offered TO him TO bel Fillmore American vito
pro sAv cry aflnities, TO be republican, merging
name and dent;y and every thing else 10 tse republican
party, and he did hesxxie what course TO
The presented &c the Fillmore
Americans, anc willing tomerge bis asperl,es
against th Although the frat OF tie four propositions
reported by the Committee OF Conference ri. that
he still believed that Il contained in |. the
eis OF the whole after in reference to the ocia of the
supreme Court Of United States in the Drec scott
cisicn. He wanted the Convention TO take action
raely on these resolutions, so thai they might know
or the city OF New York, in Onoudags
or Oneida anywhere alcrg the line OF canals ra
New YORK. (Cheers) Although there might be good
many German votes lest in ali the ces yet they would
gain In tte stead thousands which they would not other
wise gain.
Mr. GRAY Of Herkimer regretted witness spirit
manifested in the Convention he thought advisable 70
have platform made the suggestions submitted and
70 discharge the committee refer the subject TO the
Committee on Resolutions.
Mr. VAN DycK OF Albany, favored the proposition of
ferring 70 the Committee on Resolutions.
Cries Of sQueetion, question y
Mr. HUNT OF Delaware, thought that these resolutions
SoSy He though; there should be resolution reucrted
by the Joint Committee and agreed upon by all with whom
they were called upon 70 unite ~ the effect that Congress
has the power thai IL the duty OF Congress to
clude by It's action slavery from the Territories OF
these United States Applause There was no ether way
to aetile the question TO bring home TO the minds
understandings Of the people than by Congress
ativey and positively saying that shvery does not aud
He therefore would propose the following resolution
Resolved, That the CommItee OF Conference be In
sructed TO present 70 the Joint Committee resolution
power OF Congress Itself and Of ito being It's duty 70
slavery fro the Territories Of these United Sa,es
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and that the committee be allowed 10 sit again. and 10 report
70 the Convention what propositions will be mutually
sened 70 for the purpose Of presenting tickle! 10 be sup
ported by both parties.
The question the reception Of the report
the committee and the report accepted.
Mr. PoNSRoY OF Cayuga-s youthful delcgate), said TO
be the Representative OF VIM a. Seward IN the Conven
tonspoke against the curse OF the Convention in not
going yard and completing ts msaion Toe
church militant, he said, had but banner, and that
banner was the Croes. SO with tae republican orsanza
nscribed Human rights tCheers) Why Was Il tina,
hoee styled enseves North Americans had taken
position Moor gwen expression tter sent
menis styling the other portion OF tina, organization the
South Americana IL was because the American party
IN - essence and nature Al anti slavery party They
bad left on that account, ana nov IL sad that the
which Is left OF that American party not, TO-
Gay anti slavery party When these left the par
y tLey left with Erastus Brooks and Daniel Umana rs
godfather ard godno her and NOE be asked wnen was
that child re captzec tApplause The Amercanisn o.;
to- sy Is, he said the AmericADsm CT two years
The stone ~hs.h u rests n a corner stone OF
prescription. All the anti slavery sentiment IN II s
urged and thrown into By the ant slavery sentiment
teo by the republican party these Northern States
Look at the proceedings OF this committee II ap
pointed 10 confer with Ike committee Of the American
Uonvertcn; aud what have they done WHAT do they
AK Us 70 do Why, they come blinofoid and empty
handed and ask mis- Convention again 70 instruct them
They oct TO furnish conclusions which we
pairy resoiunoos ,hs. are older than am.resoiutons
thai established 10 the controversy Of 1870 Did
those resolutions comprise the Of TIL. Convee
tom Are they 70 be cen; 20 Kansas after the battle
which they have fought and there and which
they rejoicing - the conclusions Of the wisdom
(Shou Of No. no > ak why do We stand here id,e
Fave nothing 70 do liza We come here for pur-
poser II We have anything % do, 70, US be donxh
have got trei an sick am ashamed Of tbs dsiyin9,
>hich, from IN very nature and lead 10
practical resuli. There IL but shiDg ths, be
doee. The republican standard cannot DC lowered IN
inch tbs Convention csonot lower BY any action lacy
take, because ttcsc who opposed lowering IL
viii 90 back 70 tie peoPle ans psr, on the hignss,
IN irving 10 do Il. II viii not stay dosn 700 get II
Down. There ius' ore practical tnng " be done aud
mar well meet the thing practically What IL
tna'g We have GOT TO add 20 it-Se tail 70 a kite
Amcrcansm pure and simrle, let tie thing
You not think that nsse gentlemen (tbe AncrcR1s
be taken II thst they going 10 be
tcked by that little straw, about years residence
81 nsurszed citizens which they themselves c9ncsde 70
DO unocnssutona sud could be enacted or 4;
could not DC enforced II that Amsrcsnsm In
that have been banded together for for
two years this army that becu vorng
10 wresi the rtasurc and principles Of this country from
the corruption that eens Warrington II MS want
70 have nothing 70 DO with H. II these honeyt,
they believe tia, tbe question Of AmercAns stand, pre-.
oedent 70 that Of human rgs II they 90 DOT believe
that, then they have s0t 10 organization Nov e; rs
up squsrely 10 the II favor of uuion
combine both platforms together in their unos, strength
and get the biggest vOis you a. Bat deny the
power Of the Convention 70 lower the standard repub.
oanism bit oeny tho power Of the Cow suvn 70
write that banner any o.hsr than thai OF liberty
aud human rights. They cannot add tue tnclure
Amercaa which expressed 10 that third resontion
(Cres Of Never Toe simple question for republicans