New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

| end was accomplished. lie rslciced taf' tne
De 1ocrsos Of Nev.Ycrk row stood 10 posl.
ton wbefe their voices would Be heard and
respected By tie whole Union. Differences aud
divisions were Low Of the past and henceiofi al
would uri.e in mshiog New-iok a gree' sni
az irfuen.ial as she should Be. He excused
lirn eli from excluded remarks, shd concluded
ty declaring hat The prese1t contest IN Newlc vas
watched By the whole Uaion with interest and thst
the resut would hsve grcs, bearing en- the srcgs,
CT ls6O lie, them remeulbe. thst those who went
into battle boldly and confidently were almost certain
Of success.
at the close OF Mr. Dixs remarks there wss bud
Mr.. John V. l.. Pruyn came fowsrd to report the
resolutions bu, bis voice drowned By the strains
Ct " Hal Columbia from the brass baud. When the
music ceased, he Pruyr reported the following rsso-
lntions
Eolres t., assembled opla.a' Of
tie scion OF ihr ecsrt Ccnven Of the D. mo;r,ey 81 Ss
" Esotso- Of The Democratic party OF here 80
.aifIy eor.In 11a;9S ana ~ sy o o ,rs
re pi dv 'on no erser remembered excer 80 ~i'nns
Br,,!rsd Tbs; the r ou,ton e Church for Cn,-sr
Z IN Tor Aorpey Gereis Isa,c V VasdsPor for lrsA
uler N.u r. Rotmoud r STATE Engineer anf suryeyo'
vhich hey have filled With ds,nsu bed ability AMI hey-aad
VIVA skinner r Cana Commis,iouer, Noble $ Ede'kin for
sac Prison n,psc'or AID Juo L. Le-' for C-k OF he CONT
Of Arps recognize the selection Of tae W sst s. OF unFsuA
Sc--ne- sound IN tie p-i3ns ohsrlcsr o ss eanaa',s.
er sti,' aad feel in ;he ai.5arse o. Pisle us, so
behalf the Democrats Of Albany avg'roa' and eahuia
ResreJ TIA. the syr,c-.s CONVENTION, 10 presenting he
Hu Johrson m reesct:on the Office Of judge CT
@ Go 81 A .s nsa WEI Of pa .s,S
aor, n,.en this hiza Judicial position eta
al Ii. q1s,i.s hh sdcrn and ldcs character,
'..a a1' 's sound n se ,, e the oIf
democratic s.e Convention ratified believe they will
Of .I pobc wcri and sasc from the disorder and rua 100
which Il PIC schemes If the Sewsrd Sulses party ba7e
rHsG nee sna % ta' si i aA arp Ry d"s
which has BROUGHT upon the people srHdas tAxlon 'n
lie
tie prudent economical, pay you 90 psmocrstc policy
ils sp on c VI 'Hs Of The q
lis STATE upon the re.rity OF The union OF hse sas' e
Democratic electors Of the City AID County Of Abary aIe n
stnsd by every ccn'ides Of patriotism 70 p forth heI
ts: .gsrss o he ,uco.ss 4 he penoAo hese the whole
Reord That patriots. proud Of country aad is in'
end sssa cop,e; which hold, the bo.hrSod Of s,,e. il
bcu6s Of Uni regard - trsiiofs unworthy . Dc AM al
sv e scion az m, cctIy sssnst the ohsr sUa threaten
70 invade sovereign states foI the purpose Of sub
100 The ,ce4t procspt'ion q VIM II Ssv,rj q an ire
r,,,,ns e. fir between the Moth sud South which end
10 the cUqu. subsection Of the che or ne te e. TIE Gem
or.Isoa spirit which should b instantly ano over"hsm
~ S,S name 81 TIE sts II. ges; ard co,rpop3:sr Of
New NoS should take the Lead tbs; He sPpr'a9hins con-
c; tie halo, box that tss great lesson n'' b. aana
Reieircd That we welcome the atellsence Of Deosrae
victory ca1i. the omen Of SUGGEST in opt own state
I'D viewing 81 the element. q d1deetioo the fn,,e,,m
ard oorp. combinations that had be encountered this IN
urpI lnoLef Evidence Of tie IaouAoe tls2es ne ia'n
in p,in,pe ird The reliance upon ths popuiar inetenoe
Tie resolutions were received with great applause
erd adopted unan'Iocev.
Loud c,its were nov maze for Dickinson
Dickinson
Mr.. Porrer rose ard said we are the eve OF
prsat uatiop. bstte ard bsve summoned ~ the ne al
of our column orious old chief, who was iealy
nov rs ia cst tie hosts OF the unsea Deinectacy
a New. York 10 victory.
Dir Dickinson came iOrfGd and was 5Ieeiei Wiz.
line tTf n IC0us cheers.
NJ Dckiuson said shat the Democratic party,
ler.e sud respectable portion OF when ho s.S Assem-
lied before Ii is party OF the people /, vas no.
party Ct privilege Il vss not party created for the
purpose of bulldog up leadership endo.ing comb
nations cgrferirg Offices Oh lrdVllu@ls ou' 10y
TIE purpose Of giving and perpetus'irg civil and
religious liberty To man. Ii reposes not merely
10 cites ard yilsges, although It embraces al
classes end concitors % men, bat it, grea. mum
Der, and greater power, reats WIN the mss,
wherever aLvIs ring, snd hammers beat; wherever
the woodlands OK is heard; Nhe ever me pow Is seen
In the faIroE wherever man tOils and has strong
arm and stronger hesrt. it, principles throb aud
pulsste with the sboring, tous masfes its uses are
The preserV stiCu o liberty and equality IN order 70
be efficient il must have an organization ~ resides
beyord the mountains and dssemiustes through tue
eLre country; il must hsve polar 1891 Of principle,
ard common vatchwoId, an tha. wstchToid Il equal
rights 10 al uen. II was Ordained by the Almighty
That nan sbould earn his bread BY the sSea, OF his
brow end every department OF life man hnds swat
ipe him an Iretetsibe coDc.-not irrepressibie
conflict between sovereign Staes that soa urge them
10 in brue their hands Ia eacb o.nef D)oI be."seh
States baptized by common ties anc haptze1 IN con-
mon blood Not such " al iTrepre:slbs conflict
Bus an iIfepiessibe conflict between ,od aud evil
between truth and error-between equality and
priyiege-between the mass OF men and those tha ay
taxes labor until tie woikingman should De CON-
relied 70 forge his own CHAINS and Sid Tue chariot
wheels tha, driven over his necs, ond cheersl
such an 4" irepressibie conflict" the DE uocrs'lc
patty hiss before IL; for az it Is mans destiny TO earn
Ia caily bre ~ by the sweat ot his brow, 80
is it he destiny to csrve out connct
in the moral void, and he must struggle
in tie political a. il the ply sicL world asats' worldly
opposition, the esh aid tue devil The mission OF the
Democrats party he had already SAID was not tor the
few but for he many. lis mission was 10 see tasI
every enc permitted 70 purue BE own course an
distui bed i0ig he ects IN cOnsIstence with the
law and IL Consultation Ct ls cCuLtfg, sI1 that cut,
side the fair and Just tsXstOn levied On him Tor The
couror good lie be permitted ~ enjoy the fruis o. MS
own e1inirgs Othtr c'esures may iosn IDLE anG uc
employ 10, bat has BE daily tax alot'sf u hiG
be hes 10 GIT egalGst the enemies o. tbe ConStl
tutiou TO uphold the Constitution his fathers e5-
tabl-htd with TIER bod, TO oP?o.e every
dsmaso,u. he frcs sis. iitg his country, ard .
tet uJlil those "hO have common mi''ion 10 carve
cut liberty and perpetuste il until they sh.! un,e
ether sIi send ont the blessings OF civil and reu
gi6us liberty TO al msrkind I'll tae great blessing;
shCh have been vOuctsa.cd 20 u shsE sh0ot across
the Atlantic ara Illuminate the csFkne's ol ~orlts
sde by the Greater "a goot IS cur oFni M tAe pep
ne of tie Hto.e earth sheA ga her r,nn1 cocnon
fountain, AID drAk az CLe well Of gushing Liberty
TIE Den have labOi 10 perform 80 1Dg IS
il iid. States sIrsyed agsrst the other By tue
settoI a. sgtatcrs sLd eat-f.ced hypOcss VINO only
spresd GisseI siops among the brethren OF c9mnOa
Snor fyr their owl Vi alc sehsh pfPose' Ike oHe
WHO srGles oorfsgrati0n oLly thai he nay Iua away
with the spell that CbsLce % ooIe within h- reach
lie asksd how crg had this crest conflict, Of which we
bear 20 much, been going on between slavery arc
An,i.SavsIy The Institution existed q: the tns 0.
tie Revolution and ever sirce then tie Save STATES
have been growing weaker snd the Free States more
powerful and yet we are tod that i is cur GUY 70
tLiD iogId On our Soutcer brethren eni cr1sa then
Tie S-a;e %: New York vas within his reCyIsction