New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

c,pec, u. Republicans TO join the American part,
American. b.obe Republican pipcipls with Rsoub
can storm Republican Standard A. Am.r
can, 70 dtr Questions 81 pubE: hey
so s Of fobesrsPSe aDd s9e there ms, be
union o. the oPpoon in 1890 aed .acce'.fh coopsr.on
eIPhoe let learn .i.dom. The Gan. Of which 10 hs oPp
sion faks secured the election Of Democia In'oees 10
1850 and axe un~lse az AmfIlcao' g'.s'Pui, e., tSsa
oil oourSc will accomplish ths same result 10 ,ovV'
dSe o%P Of A.. the 0sps5 whose s Ss T
are sb.ootsly neot saly to,s sf Ne, NJ sani3 h
glad their fellow mon every Tn-ie upon sn.r
es. Nc can We eopsa sy pTryo i, and @c.,y
Of he Unisea states some Of the
osI, resisted ali the bandi,hen, Of power and ns,ood
ali h Temptations TO Do Neither the dread Ct Executive
power nor the OF Executive patronage aud f.vor
Enid pr,uaes th-m be ah, the Government, Of
which they liz part the cho,en representatives. Louisiana
Ksp.acky Tenn's.e, Moth Carolina, Maryland Virginia and
Texas such and oos mop fully
for their appearance ard aa .ns{ Geeons not
true Of me North, tie East and the West the majority in
WHEN t god time shall come and the neficsn people h.
realize that indeed Peope from the eS.me Pacific
Sron Of that te and
river that paL up the surface Of broad donan and ole
sa.e. our S. valley, sns p.ibdns and Com.
kspu.ures and Labor Country ard People he the
es again Is,ion and the Govetnmen be indeed
'r S.s9y 'Se a'RSHi interested f., a. ss Issue. which can
lead nation mach desired sns is nov the com
eTc center Of The New World sending hrI SHIPS and pdlcts
every port h.rbor the globe receiving return the
bulk Of ali the which suts toe mean' Of deeo
and support Of Faders Government Vas; Der trade
great u s, r.soorcrs blessed M Of glorious history
she n.veTbele suffers from mat ssl shiea
worst patty purposes Our Otensl Improvements havs been
GO s.sI Tppa sS S one to the
fofef.ther happily free Toe so'tract Questions OF
sp we have seen our decrease taxes in
lands diminish in value trade and com
pjou tIesdins through rva Sate Interests
upon borders while have been qnaens about the ex
Of Slavery into remote regions where there no human
Let US reum from and wandeps' and
Ssss%. & success for the principles We cher
lab or The men most But decide between
choice Ct s sS hG so our %s sn and elect @ the
candidates already 10 the field the bes, men fr the honors aud
and courage TO do which best for the wealth
rhos' Ss d al P' o. e 1 Of oT ch9ce where
we gladly elevse tbe If were In our power TO 90
sope ard cbsTscer their fitness for place. their aneceden
their experience and geographical positions la this spirit
to our fellow citizens without distinction Of party hi; Address
and Resolution. which Accompany IT, ns;ios al VINO concur
with in opinion 10 cooperate With us In action.
RESOLUTIONS.
Re.ored That the American party %: no new platform 70
the Justice distinctive principles pom9 a. og
ha%qn 1855 and thsp s HaaS o
Law Loving LawAoi5rg American Party opposed to all
Of The copuon At ali times favor ofs holding
the will Of all the recognized citizens OF the United se con
stutonsy xpessed and without The least interference from
the Fede alike in the States and in the Terrto
les, % be the supreme law of the land. .
ssosed upon ate questions Of Public Policy aso the
American Party have record 10 make bu D. re ahn
their nter. 10 the great cause oil Popular and
Religious ducaton uuderJ ing the Gound work OF we'll
ordered civil Government aud sustaining also by every means
In power Of American Labor ana atera I'm
espec4y in the speedy completion u the state
Canals and for their honest administration demanding tns
neither officers the ordinary civil expenses Of Gov
epment shall be q1ared upon these revenues M support
king Of The Canals equitable tax upon
The property Se and 20 the reduction o. the CANA debt
by entire Canal income their support and TO the
payment principal nter the same by every aVaia
{le
seeming Tor the ste lot ouy uniform sntansnce of s
public credit for the State Canals oil the trade aud com
Inerce Of which they capable . . =, ..
Resor,d That having partial r. gry Law the practical
effects of which may in Of evil than oil good 10 the
State In the cities sccoun Of its very Imperfect
SLOWING persons 20 vote finally without kersy
upon Of election becomes us to Keep double vigilance
~ N. nos nile II becomes all voters all parties who favor
an honest franchise that their names are promptly aud e'
saly entered upon the Poll Books.