New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
RESOLUTIONS or THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONTENTION.

HH VAS DYcK, from the Committee on Resolu-
tons. reported the following recommended as the
expression Of the sentiments of the Convention which
subsequently adopted them:
Resoired That tie Republican party called into bnr by
imminent pubic Danger aaa a. urEeui public nece''ythr
Slavery-aud TIE necessity Of Resting and tie arrrng th
calamity
ReloroS That the surrender Of those Territories 70 slavery
would be- ansfous crime national di.t-r aud
tcni shtlne ard that every America whether b. he North
oher industry than that eusaycG beuzhted
hy Eours, muscular eNr.tioLs sy he mud ills Of
society has deep personal interest in the triumph Of our
Resoi-ed That attitude Of activity positive, re.oute
si.tance 20 slavery Extension that 81 our Revolutionary
Fathers and founders q tbs R-plboiha doctrine
md rracc Of sa,ige prohb q slavery u IT, drrl
Territories, trst propounded By Thomas JeHrron and
heartily approved bv George Washington along with zrest
majority Of the distinguished Patriots and Statesmen Of the
south well the nth and that Newiors nov happily
free STATE cannot without dhono take lower ground ga oP
position TIE spread - our great national cancel than she de-
for-y years ind pendent existaucr slave STATE.
Re.oiosd That in thus claiming determined and
m rtnd tIi az rn.e,rr. rrrose toward Cur bre-hrr- OF
South. We disclan al iutn; wish upon harm
o. hostile persistence in policy which their fathers first
traced for fathers and Themselves and We hold TIA; he
te interest and enduring honor of every portion of The
require the conecretOn Of every remsinng
national territory the Of free labor and free
no R@Hf in fe bred spo decision. making every square
mir Of the Federal Territory pyima Jae Slave Territory by
ed deepn obligation resting upon resist the extern
d slavery end despite such deta Of the supreme Court
from the Territories Of the nted States.
attitude Of Kansas a. evidencc that Nor,hern
slavery Extension. though struggling against the al power
and determined Xeou ofthe Federal Executive. Judiciary,
senate and FOR the part the House also is not inef-
ns nor t--s but certain, Earnestly and seafia-ty main
triumph
Rs.oed That to the heroic and devoted pioneers Of Kana,
fidelity profound sympathy for their most unm.'ed 'risl-
snd -ierngs er triumph noby
and now achieved in the fec fof embar
easements penis and achces and we hold mp their example 70
people Arizona aud the uncvsed regions which own the
RSeS That the attempt Of the prescn, Federal Adni.,ra
ton to into the Union under Slave Constitution
sutforized by Der people but indignantly ePudlsted a.
s.r OF wrongs niques n,igsed by the sp, aud
da, we re,l1a that th blow was none the onion- be-
energy and address with which was parted ana '
Rsed That we demand the prompt admission Of Kansas Is
Free State upon the application about To De made b, ne
people protest against any respect or Difference Z" ne
n,dio conditions adns.ion imposed her alone by The
English bill unjust itself ind insulting TO every Free stare
Reocd Tha, the financial policy Of the present Federal Ad
miris'Faon made up ~ IS o. boancc.. pfoaisaiy ~
di,ure. coupled with utter neglect 70 na'nce ma
BY any other than borrowing deserves the nnqahrd
rroba,on every considerste citizen and call upon o
ruler. stop the mourning Of millions after MILLIONS OF debt pS
some comprehensive and adequate system 81 finance ere The
Roired That some stringent aud effective measure TO
fraudulent voting imp ratvey required and We us
such for the elective franchise will render rza
| voting thoncefofth impossible. 81.
Rored That the principles embodied in present state
Constitution requiring time to intervene between ne
act Of naturalization end the consequent exercise o the sh
Of suffrage sound and just, and We recommend such eNen
sion of s, intervening time will preclude the i1ur- nsn
rsizson under the auspices OF partisan Conntee
With view to using the votes 50 procured m Pndhi
| election
Re,olred That insist on the completion OF our STATE &c
nails the earliest practicable day. es dictated axe py
efou. Of espedieucy and general utility. and trust that
our next Legislature will make full and FINAL provision for sncl
| completion forthwith. =, , - -, .
RoI,ed That eminently desirable that our national 90
main should acquired and appropriated BY pioneers am
actual rsh. than by monoposts aud specatofs ana
this upon Congress the immediate pas-s % ' o
submitted last White. by the Hon O. A. Grow oil frnnyys
mia oeu, the public lands for unimpeded se
ent before they be purchased speculation or acquired
BIZ any bu, on actual settler