New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-23
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TIE AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION

TThe FLOWING he conclusion Of eesrsphs report
he p,oeepg. Of the American State Convention. I, aid not
reach % IN or Morning Edition Of !s.erdsyl
M. G. W. WARsLR Of New-York moved to add the
Resided Ths, II he proud and patriotic sn men; tbs, Aneri
cars .b rule Anercs party tia, has atoP'ed
IN Il ,1c,I. u The Un!5a-Norn sou.h Ea. aud
W.he desc~I Giants o. n Who achieved the struggle Of
=, BanSr Hill the citizen. Of ell ths stass who BY the Ell
TeuGiIe OF common blood and treasure have oar
.rua.ufsl sbrc AID extended don,ia ron tas Aalac
10 he aud Therefore pronounce ms doctrine OF n
ard TIA, rr-preIsb- conflict exists between the
&c il Of the Uuon, which only terminate IN the Sub
ss.iol o. oEe aud the sOeadeacy Of the othr a, ,ns,
loo Of history peeron u III. proper relation OF the states
70 esrh in The Union and aaek principle
Of true AHslcLim which be b.; isbised aud d-'eate
by d'oor ture Of patty which pus ofh such cree IL
a. ,lca leader.
Mr.. l. :. PARsoSs moved the adoption of the report
ar resolutions.
Mr.. JoLL T. HEADLFY sad thst while he iniorsei
al the sentiments % the sfaress ard resolution whic
were noble and true, he yet thought something should
he ssid OF what the American Cohyenr0n s TeaAy,
actu Sly practically going 20 10. Tue Amercac. OIL
me STATE are practical mrp. They would turn round
ard ssy, w lat the devil doesAll tals mean Here
i. this address, bot here is also split ticket. tie
believed that they wouii look FOR something 10 the re-
solutions giving soue reasons why We nJnlLa,s TINS
.,Lt ticket. We spEt II IN vey peculiar Ssy, aud
y Fly ard the wherefore shoUld be dstiocty stated
The address end resolutions we're he repeated gor-
Gus aLc true ard would receive Lie warm aud earnest
approval. Bur he thought they sh)ul l. 40 REVERE
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or~ sd why aue icsns are called On to
vote fer a spt ticket composed OF Dem)Ias aId
Az ercsns. We 20 into t3i, arrangement 70 vote our
selves into power where can dcta;e ant take, not
hack seats but the froL, door He t5ouglt We ought
70 lay THE 20 me Americas Of the Safe - that tee
voters ook At il in the true light ana vote under
sisoGlTgy.
Mr.. l.. S. PARsoSs Of Albany did not know whether
the gentleman ssieep whsr the aiiress va msie
bat il be wa not he ough. to know th.' the address
piei. enough. There Yet 10 ,cket before
the assembly, When these resolutions we're ntop,ed
be would then vote 20 make Mr. Heailey committee
Of ten TO prepare other Resolutions.
Mr.. HEADLLT-Oh, DOshi
Mr PARsoAs-rbe gertlemsn sppears srxious i"r
y = ticket perhaps lie votes II often. agree WITH
tie resolutions.
NJ. HEADLET-So 90 /.
Mr.. PaRsoNs-l am satisfied with the resolutions.
Mr.. HEADLET-So an l.
". DrG,NSE Of Nes York sid so iTnortac. cues
iicn hsi nov been started upon the Convention. IL
was, lie believed uInecess sry 70 tell the people WY
il became p.optr 10 depart fro the principles aal Gus
ton Of the American party. II We ~eTe 70 have
mach ire t.re TO destroy the ctner mactnes, l-, Us
kro. VINO luis the ecAIDeTy, AID "nO s1Ppi.ss TIE
g-ease. Cheers and hsses. He woali IKE u kn9
icr one if We were driven here like -, ot cs'tle
Cheer. and loud hisses Mr. D1gsnre repeated II
to be soi Ike cat'-. lH-s-e. srd applause
TIE CHAIA-Ths Convention 81. be N order Iaoe7