New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
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Washngos vss sA1sd fss the oebos
Gas HuGRKs IVES nosnsssssd % the erv, bd'ot
receiving III votes Of lss >sl the so0nAisos ~
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lsa-hy put forth ~ o, ..,-.
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s.r,a. nhlm.a .na a-,-.,,b- IL save. as.i
-hb .cseo-. ths R'pao a. P,N tsf'ey Prds-. '-
hs.ls,a That tbe AduiIstr, Z ts- -I.;ilr P-..S,a
J'u~. BUch.fsH has e-n m.i.-a ~ a. b, rvs-.
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s.ut 'ctru. ea 90 F''~d o. adeisla o-u'Y o. ss'"
pa,cy BY wsutpa nd ai-srsoe' sb.nd
- To- sI-a princp~. Of Stat. Roo. .Da fr-d IN
~trf tie distinctive And sofo.s ch.f,.vr 4 tn-
s.cs-i Tia, hOi the duty X the Gso,cl Gov
q lsuiaf tne -
sIcrupson he In sccOEdsc, with ' proyso1s
efhe b., ntIodneee mt oontTe a. enr @ .e'I o M
car member. OF Congress generally and oppssa senerayy
Bc,rs Tbs. Amerian c,izsa. all world such.
entitled the pIGT peps, scs. sra We S
and reprobae doctrine the pseeot Federal Admns
ton witch edopted czers VINO ~ be 'oan-
4 ~ re mees Of French f sergeant.
aos aud rejecting do all class or c'cnnsnus
the Phaoephi. Platform Of 1853 which proc,rs that ans
spirit Institutions as well as Que s''
liberty of sud rJlsty OF gas TO all citkens
Resored, Ths. the Repubcan party rsafos ne ~ ~ a.
Stat. as prolific Of wealth aud power and M N
vo retaining them the property Ct the STATE ana opposes
to their sale 9r alienation ill.,, ~ . ~ su,, of n. imms
sa,e completion asa tn. canals and test inas
late Of the STATE EasiSe.r and Sssyo
enhancement Of Erie, Osweeo aid Csyusa CanAs oAi In
sy@y small sum, We deem il da,y q the Legislative to
provise is next session cr 'he competitor 'ns
Rsoed That we are in favor of the payment Of the ,tlns
deb, the State provided for by the a pss'.d apr, 10
s and the electors 81 the State 10 approve
% IN PROVISIONS Of So q act the election
eered That the and history OF the py
be witch into existence aud ts clttoe
ana recognition Of the claims aud stions Oh al rs
be whaeyer may have BE- 'Ge Psn sns mad and
e al mich sincere opponent oil hs rrdelA Az
uinsraon may attach ht,' on terms Q, ec sqi.ny sna
tLa thu an patty will cordially welcome oil wa, may
be s-red ranks without regard 10 former party divisions
The reading of the resolutions was attended with
loud applause They were adopted unanimously.
Mr. NrE WAS now loudly called for he s.ii ne qua
not propese at this hour to detain the CohVennoh Nc
desired that the resolutions Just read sncad ing IN the
ears Of the delegates through the night and ne dd not
intend TO mar them by his discordant notes. He be-
heyed that with this platform they coud go forts TO
perfect victory He therefore, moved thai every one
10 the Convention should resolve hinseh into
Committee Of Vigilance. Dig about the Democrats
who are dissatshed, ard wiling TO come back TO hs-
publican principles, which are truly democratic. Dg
about the Americans who sadly need comfort, poor
fellows Tell them they welcome to come INTO the
ra1ks and shall have places provided tor them there.
He believed II time for the benedctlen, so ne
cal ed for Mr. Lttlejohn OF Oswego. lLarghter'I =.
Mr. LIITLEJoHS, after loud calls, excused hiuiseu,
and called for Park Goodwin.
Mr.. GoDvIS declined making any EXTENDED remarks
He designated the Republican party as the party
iounded by Jefferson. A false party had for time
overlaid IT, but it had been revived five years ago.
and how great had been its growth W he-i been
go attractive that the Wings hsd marched no
ard joined it. Another party OF radical Dam
ocrats which meant the honest men OF the
the Democracy had mex. joined it. Now party that
had been existing rregulsry wanted to come In and he
believed the good men Of thst party would now come
in 10 one year this party had carried so mscy 81
under the fsg Of the gallant Fremont, the psth-
finder of the West, that the Democracy
had been shaking in Their shoes ever since. lie ds
Glazed bs belief that the doctrine advanced by hr.
Seward wes true and that Slavery or Freedom in this
land must 90 to the wall. For the first time 10 the
history of the lard, State hsd been compelled 70
wade into the Union through blood. lie cdsed with
al eloquen. peroration.
Loud CALI were made for FRAsKLIs TUTrLE, but
owing 10 the late ness OF the hour he declined speakGg
Votes of thanks were passed to the PREs-DEsr and
Officers Of the Convention, aud the meeting sIodTned
with nine cheers, at two o'clock a.