New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-10
Cnnfirned from Fifth Pare.

the ear-marks Of federalism ,ha; has cutlivs he
ravage- Of years and still horrshes green anT v1rr-
amid the fross Of tine and The intrniiie' ~ see
In view Of the facts and deductions thu ,tsted we
arragn the present Federal Admni-tTet a. AT t,le bar
If public Judgment for IL departure c,,o ; funia-
ental principles upon which our government was
based Tor IL reckless disregard OF ,.e SeHare of the
whole country, and IT, papabe soustration TO sec
honal demands and predatory J. <y,erts
We arraign for IL present si..frt. ,rts 10 sub.
vert ard control the repref' elives Of the people in
fher ~glsisnve c ,hpe Gnd to reader The lnw-
record Of executive fs.s. We sz1raiyn il f1r its
manifest intention pack and cossro the Federal
Judiclafy' anu VI Sogh 81 usnrps'sOns 10 src-t the
non, anu ~ aversion Of State authority and inde
PbeeICe <arTaign II for IL re- ke-s ext ayaganee
IN squan, ~ the substance Of car people upon unDe
ttsss'y u" 's and for the enr,ching OF parasitic pol
u''""' sFrsing Che expenditures Of s'Gglc year 0i
Peace' adv thi, edninistraie exceed fhc entire ex-
pehtes, ~ the government RON It's foundation Ia the
Sp''S JchersOn's administration Ircriod OF twenty
yrs Ne srrEign II for ats intersf renee M elec-
'Ao1s, through hodes Of cenaries whose chiei re-
coDmet dation Official scvor Is found "a he u their
ability to pack conventiOfs and oinvert the purity
of thu eleefivs franchise Of wbch most not
able example is found ~ the recent election in tine
First Congressional Dst> 81 Of Missouri We araign
u Tor it, federal tendencies and efforts 70 turn the
S;overnIneu, from ts htntsd objects and restricted ne
tiOl into virtual arch, ar0Ul nd which the STATES
shall revoSye satellites 7ghie the President
And hnst araign II atse 10 the highest o9ret
for when gOvernsg, IL ed, the liberty OF the
eitizepfOr its persistent effort 10 plant Slavery on
soil cO1secrated 10 freedom by solemn cOmpact--'or
hs persecution Of f-eemen fr other cause IMAM
their devotion ta the nenOry and example o. our
patrG fathers, thus alternating the affections OF our
citizens from the government o. Their choce anu feh
deTine our peote the yicms Of dIscOrd al home and
ouY country an object Of cosGempt abroad. ~ IL 10
condemn and rctify abuses ssch az these that we now
invite the cooperation 81 az friends ~ -oune ccftu-
hx. tfas fAnal Gla
nston heretofore known, or under what baDnt7 en-
Yohed.
The exigepoies of the ,s e. the perils to which
institutions exposed Jaser the sway OF rulers weak
snd wicked call for Il unsoD Of all whose patri0 &c I'M
palees prompt them 10 RE above devotion 70 mere
party interests, and who can behold IN the welfare OF
n common country abundant cause for burying per
'popa prei1SIces and differences Ot ppinlOn
Surely r. with genuine American ieetags can
ask for a higher, boGe- sphere OF duty tim that
which calls him to the defense OF those principles OF
government which patriot fathers Incorporated
into political sysn1I, III order to form more
perfect union, establish Justice, insure domestic
"trarqupty, promote the general welfare, and secure
the blessings Of hberty No real democrat can any
where find more con-ODan object of effort than that
Of bringing back the administration Of pubic afsss
u that honest and frugal simplicity, that rigid aiher
10 constitutional law which marked the earlier
days OF the Republic, when democratic DIT ncipes
were a reality ard not a sham, and when honesty
integrity and fatlaulness to the Constitution "
the prereq uistes tO.ofcia station. And certainly
corsissent Republican can shrink from giving his
heart and head To the good work of limiting those ag
gressious upon the rights and privileges Of y rec La
Dor that have characterized the lGet and present
Federal inisSations-Of aTesting the ruiDous
extsay agaBecs which threaten tO overghelm the
country in a vortex of public debt and consequent
taxstion--or restoring 10 each Department of the
Government its just influence and necessary indie
pendence, and of inictiEg merltcd retrbutiOn
Administration that has proved ueaeheroas To the |
beat interests Of confdng constituency end alse to
the institutions end historic fame of repsshc that
cbodes the hopes, as 1t shares in the ben sons, ct
the lovers of Freedom in every cline and nation.
Ne come not to you, fellowcltizens, in spirit Of
narrow selfishness. We seek not to bind yol to the
accomplishment Of personal ends or the vancement
Of sinister objects But desire To bring all who can
Afford to sacrifice minor differences and party
designations upon the altar of public virtue into ho-
mogepeous action; for the purpose OF dalSe,ng the
country from bad government and bringing II pack
10 those wholesome principles which found utterance
IN the patriot sages who laid the foundations of our
sns.tutons strong and deep, that upon them might
arise edifce worthy Of the admiration OF succeed
ing ages, and which should Prove an asylum 10 the
oppressed without regard to rank, condition COLOR
Standing upon the Republican platform ut principles
indicated by the National Convention held az Phha
depha in June; $780, we are prepared to welcome an
who accord with ne in the objects TO be attained by
their adoption in the administration of the govern
nent and ask only that the soldiers who may compose
abe army Of freedom shall he true to the casae ana
country steadfast in the performance OF auty 'oer
of minor differences of opinen and intent on &C.
caring for freedom, Justice and humanity ihat pre-
ponderance in pablo action which can alone secure 10
and possery the blessings OF eivii and religious
liberty
As step toward the attainment OF these iep ynsnt
results this Con IGNITION has placed IN nomination can
ddates for the respective stations 10 be filled at the
coming election, of known ability, proby and char
scter and invite for them the vigorous and effective
support demanded alike by their personal worth andtho
importance Of the principles they are called uponto rep
resent To render your action successful II Is hectt y
not only that the cause and candidates shoa have
NJ vrah Inn ~ ia
shond have that steadfastness and universaity of
action which eoN from thorough organization. Let
each county, township and election district pro
.seed at once TO that thorough canvass by
which the vote Of every esector shall be secured,
and by means Of which alone frauds upon
Abe franchise can be detected and thsarted.
A disastrous aud shameful defeat at the last
election resulted from omission IN carry o,t this
essential precAuon, and the bought lesson should
all against another omission OF duty as ind5-
pensable to effective operation political campaign,
it ia certain of GROWING Triumph whenever thor
sughly carried into practical opa.s.on. Strong the
eOrGdeace of JUS proud the freecntation "
ticket composed Of heightened and PAT ioe citizens,
relying lpon the discriminating 'nteigeEce OF VIM
Gus community, we challenge opponents to the
contest in the full assurance that the tribunal with
whom is left the arbrament of the great questions an
vcved viii render verdict which shall b. worthy of
Abe past history AID proud poss:on OF ihe State u
Eew-Yopl.
RESOLUTIONS.
The first four resolutions reitersto firm OF position 70
Hlav,ry, and 10 s extension into our va, national
territory.
The fiith resolution il as follows
soeS That the dic,a popoupded BY ke Sup,re Court Of
the Drvd Scott decision making
nil OF Tcrritoy priua Slave Territory by
the AGILITY with which such eK'eusion b. effect
de opens the obEation netting resist He exeu
on 81 slavery despite the Suyr.s,e Cont
the power and day Of Congress exclude Slavery
nom she TsrritoSies Of the Urf-d States
The si1th, seventh, eighth and ninth resolutions re-
fer to Kansas, rendering gratitude to i've hers-c de-
voted popeers Of Kansas, end To the present iShsbit
ants fa their resistance fSsm first 10 last Slavery
extension.
The balance az the resolutions are a. follows:
the financial pohsy of the Pfess Fedcrsi Ad
inisttson made 10 Of t0lndess prodsAty