New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
IycOxpToN IN CONNECTICUT

.sl.grsphic sketch of The gres: mee:ingo'
~. ant, Lecomp.on Democracy oil haf'iof', Conn., cn
no .xerinp Of the 26th. There were 81 leest twenty
G.. hu,d dred present Julius L. Strong was Chairman
- made a whole-souled snti-Lecompton speech; L.
cleveland also spoke in the same spirit The speech
.f ,be evening however, was made by JAMES A. NC
usryR of this city, editor Of The Freeman' journal,
who reviewed thoroughly the grounds OF dherehce
between the Lecomp.onites and the anb-leconptoh
Democrats, and showed tha. they were radieal ana
incapable Of compromise. We have room for bu,
fragment Of this most hearty and effective sp.ech-as
follows:
Washington when the third pressing Offer wa m,de
Gov Walker 10 eaye bis family and 80 " ksns. The rres
Sn, and tsred him 60 saying that h, did not taow
who els, cood settle the troubles The Pr.sSn, :sssa
Douslss 20 Gov Wsksrs family and ns .nen % . r.
their cpToOn Why ws. Robert Wss. the gah he hd
pledged he people OF the country that Kansas 'h0d ~ e
thought some other could better be spared When Coy
Walker consented he :od the Pdent The soanGi 1 on on 5s
attention TO other great q1e'opst9 ednsioI qo
on socont their Free sos oeso The chance 70 noa te @
intuiion other repects lie would tell hen how ~
ip and r.rosd, GOV Walker e the pope this and heFEi
them to take part HI. nhoe91e .S an1 Sa " 10 Coz
,ress without submission -, -
.adeS n sIos, injury In mos. sudulen. the pc
,enSd bnission was made They had FIRST that tey
os wsn have with ssyey or without ba nothing
contaon snch as this no pope would sieeP I sn.y nad
eduon the ground that they were not n to come n'o
This Union .ovetn State who could acep o9n'oon co.;
before Accepting Iio BY which for the'sfe OF slavery
I K. rp; r. GGsssd 3D. .ud a!F:li 4. the
tsd we Will S not .1y wsed S da,sn.e 9
over the Special M.ssge Che documt ha. :jie and
q I S pG nt . ws nd % de 2 and
"FI They cay the people :ed 70 I ,S,e on,So1
Scon1 They are miserable facious SCI. not worthy to
"Now to sder them al as me blower o. ne
NOS, Of them had left that The majority there are q
industrious ctzens who wanted peas. boi ye a. Ane ~,
ay the people ,v q Rsns: e e: ss, are not
a K.R. be HsS "s Ariqs as hfs ss ao a5s
Tad The Slavery case submitted and that w.S the
II touched lightly upon hs, point because i is admitted
that Slavery ws not 96med and because % ,ne S. I
Constitution with Slavery South Carolina can so9sh ssyey
qae.o excepted of the oIds.y powers q Government
and made perpetual forever protected from soros,'ion
the only hundred other questions were withheld from
Submission and al for the cake Of GahGun and three Or fur
,sd that the Go1;stion , k may Be bat the
% .n:d M Man Ss ss to s Of the
Lecopon Consultation providing that after 1861 the Legss
.he people ana then win some before Lesisatqe 10
1867 or is6s Conver ton may be elected who
shall assemble In three months (near 1862 and may subm
Constmon butt no alteration shdA De mlGe " e
the yi9h! Of property in sLdres!" ,
Mr. Chairman: If you will permit me will throw fhst THING
down there casting the Constitution contempuousy upon Tn.
when the Chairman put his foot 9tss, applause
1t filthy thing coniemptibe thing If Andre~ Jaessos
alive he would spit upon IT. lappause fgohn CanoIn
alive be would spit upon it, lsppaue George wash
him thought The blood and sweat Of the Revolution they
struggling for the robe of Freedom now look npon
indeed they think ina, matters have come to strange
pass National Democracy has leaders who can stop fo s
instant TO debate question IT. Sir have no. three hundred
men Theimopys, have q. eat three, aud iet
Douglas Wise and Walker go on IGIeat appa1se AM three
tremendous cheers for Douglas, Wise and WalkerI