New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

your.e,,ss, the community IN which NE hye. and our
common corssry.
After which the following resolution, ~er. read. sni
also adopted
Reso}rs5, Tist W. shsre the cou,ictic-, and .d-
here 70 the principle, and policy oi H., stationary
fathers. WHO npcsieily snd unanimously vo,e.i even
when thenl-elye. shareholders that slavery vas an
evil and wrong which should never be eSicn.l-i over
one foot of virgin so brs should he csouSly co,red
within the limits Of the State, already cursed by il
18th view 20 it, sfadusl sni p-scciul eN; action.
Eesoted, Ihs; we pom. ~ the warm. hearty, uuass
meas, steadiss cxoprraiiun OF the NnctytwO Repub
hcsa- in the present House OF Representatives with
those patriotic Americans sIA Democrats who resisted
the L-eonpon fraud. CONVINCING proof that ours
is no fsaa,ical. sectional. nsup~-mrnded party, i'm
I-ieNi by hatred to the South aui dangerous Ia the
Union, bst LIBERAL generous. l,gh-sousd combina-
ton o American Freem, n. fai;hfufto Hnman Liberty,
sra the ira;iors OF 20 but cons-ste - 81 rights.
and devoted 10 the harmony glory snd welAsring Of
the great American Republic.
hcsc,rcd. That we protest agalnN the spectacle
exhibited by Federal Administration of .icyern-
msnt borrowing Thirty or Forty Millions per snpum IN
time of peace To eiray It's current expenss- anU We
demand Immediate return to the policy ci balancing
the annual expenditures by TIE annual income whether
by retrenchng the former increasing the latter a.
cur rulers shall determine.
R6sotred That are, We always have been. IN
iavcr OF Registration OF the Legal otter. Throughout
The State, whereby voting 10y unqualified Pers"ns or
double voting by any persons whatever shall b rru'
dered henceforth impossible.
Rcsorsd, That W. urge the completion ot our state
Conss at the esres, p, sbe day and the ng othe
cor struo'ion account nme ediately thereon, with view
10 the prompt establishment of sinking Func and the
gradual extinction oi our state Debt.
Rssoired That in EDWIN ID. MORGAN we re-
cognize al eminent and upnsht merchant, generous
and public spirited citizen, sieadast yet liberal Re
publican, exemplary and faithful in every relation aud
one whose experience a. a legislator and course
patriot prove him .uipertly wurthy To take the helm
Of noble Empire State. and to dc honor to the COM
merc,al Emporium which proudly claims him AS her
R,sol,ed. That ROBERT CAMPBELL, HIRAM GAN
DINER and JOSIAH IA. E,EREsT are such men as We
dehgh TO honor and will give them such vote IN
our City 10 Republican candidates have ever ye'
received. .,
citizens opposed To the Lcomptun bill and s authors,
their policy and the pcrpetraon of their power; ana
urge our delegates to the several Nominating
Conventions To deal generously with all VINO are will
ing TO unite with tor the overthrow Of the dynasty
st Buchanan and pr, ,igate olgsrchy now intrenched
in Tammary Hall.
Rtxolred, That, while We heartyspprove the Course
of all those Members Of Congress from our State who
steadastly resisted the Iccompon fraud and it, pend
ent the English bill, we feel thst d0ubl. debt of
gratitude il due To HORACE h. CLARK and JohS Is.
HAsKIN ior their defiance of party trammels ana party
lures in their devotion to Public Justice, to genuine
Democracy and Ia the inalienable Rights Of Man.
HORACE GREELEY then, 10 Il brief speech, adj
dre ssed the meeting
The President then introduced the Hon. HENRY
WlLsos Of Mass., who was received with loud snd
long cheers. end who spoke follows Mr. President
and fellow wcitizens Of New-York, need not cay that
thi- kind welcome that you have extended to to-
night receives my warliest thanks accept 1t ~ an
evidence that YOU approve Of the votes have given
alongside ot Your own Preston hing IN tio Senate.
lCheers.l And hope, gentlemcn, that this welcome
here in the commercial capita, of the country, which
x.t Ntn tnlf IN "A
SELF will neite ID the future, while have vote 10
give to record it have in the past, On the side ot
human liberty
public were summoned To rally around the standard
npou which was engraved those good principles of
the Father. New-iork, by $1,000 majority, re-
spordrd to that appeal To patriotism and 10 the love
Of liberty and justice. You are summoned again To-
day to rally around that sane standard. wth that
glorious motto "Freedom to the Territories vi the
nited States" You are summoned again to give
your votes in favor of making every foot Of the Terri
tories of this Republic free for the reelaborng men
OF this country, their children aud their chiidrons
children, viii" grass grows and water runs ON. onr
friends in New-jerscy, III frnnsH v"uia, ID ohio'
kpaua aud Illinois now fighting The battles of Tree.
DOM Il j. your privilege to live III city Nhere Tree
man 10 matter what blood may run through his veins,
il man, freeman, and walks the earth proud and
erect II s your privilege also to live in proud inn
peral commonwealth where the people are the reco2-
nzed sources of all politicarpower. These privileges
place upon You corresponding duties-duty and re-
sponsibity go hand in hand and you cannot shun the
duties that rest upon YOU in November peAt' pom
the man of North Americs you viii see -ixteeh
soyer.isn States embracing 100000 -queTe miles, IN
which luO0,J VI men are held III perpetual bondage
Thee held az property and valued Al nearly
= co millions of dollars. From the Blended backs OF
these hapless bopdmen, their masters have Wanted
themselves Lto power, have seized the rcins
of government, and al tnis d"y ana hour
control the destinie- II this Democratic Republic
Every department of the Federal Government-EI-
ecuiye Legislative and Judcial-s absolutely under
the control of this slavehoding arstocracy that now
s.sys and controls the fifteen Slave States o TINS
I nion Turning To- Congress ] say ~ yOu tonight
H. at the Senate Of the United States il absolutely
uuder the control vi the lsvehodlng propagsndsts Of
th- Republic il the French Assembly under the
control II their master. Louis Napoleon. slave
holder pr-.dea over that senate. over nearly
every Committee STAKEHOLDER presides, even
the Committee on Commerce hs. slave
holding Chairman. tor the purpose of -tran,
Cling the appeals for the Improvement OF rivers aud
and seeing that no man estaipted with opposition to
10 SlavetS passes into the Custom Houses of the coun-
Try. Coming ~ the President OF The UnItet States
grutenep the record shows that :e Prosient o' this
RepubIl now is aud hss been for the last i've yoar-,
but tic agent and tool Of the Slave Power. say to
YOU here tonight and the record oi the rs 1--we years
will -urtin the assertion, that the President 81 these
Cnited States is abecty the tod Of the Save Power
OF tb. Republic g. is tEe hEmblest slaVe that
tread. the eoil of the Carohnss. When Slavery
demanded that the Administration Of Franklin
Pierce should bring bear tho whole patronage and
power uf thi. nation 20 carry through reluctant Con-
"a the repeal of the MI--oor Comprom-e, and thus
"eu 800 go square miles Of free soil " thu uroads 0
Slavery, the President obeyed thc command. Nb.n
the Slave power sent J,tO mtn into Kansas, seized
the ballot boxes, took vi tne t'oserinrnt
framed iuhunlsn aW-, ami when GOV Reedsr under,
tcok to arrest their scts The Shave power demanded
that h- should De removed fT.m Office, api President
Pierce obeyed. When inn Insn aud uncnrrtian h"s
were passed IuailnxN crime pcniterary on nse,
Ia "a that slavery 30 not exist D kan-as, tis Slave
pn ner ed that thOse laws honld De uphel1 by