New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-27
Moz.pT HALL RATIFICATION.

The ratification neeearg o. INC lois" usa no"ss
Of the peUocrscy tfsrnAn,~ rSs a.. hi AZ ~.
n..iy tvo-thirds filed Al o ,,ock Aid, a. y, ossr
c,l,S ,bs m,stice 10 order and Or. A. ". WILLIAMS
wa elected President. Aims Htuse stosSs@ rAs-
RICK G M,LoSEY rssd . long i@ o., . ~
lis, az resolutioas, al Of which were eaop'e, sMs
kud appliance The resolutions approve tue
Hall INST Il ielegates sttrioyte the hnp1 eEsny
sssir to Seward and Gddings, dec"noce sAies Pr
rour in favor OF the Canals. aud the elscuee
gstes to the Nominating Pr~sidee'iA tOs ~
srsle Congressional Districts, and rot py o's's e'a
veItons.
Ell Attcrpey. General 6 B. CrsHsse o. Ssv-fosk
wss the first speskar lie open, much tine % ne
importance Of Ne~.York, and excused the aPSsres
cos Ardce Of the Vrgpians By saying asf tnsy WesS
net swsse that the invasion wss 10 feeble
CONRAD SwAcxHsNER f,novsd 10 fe''A eefem =
eulos, on the Denccrst party But the spp>Aase
the evening was reserved for hs favonte, r~ssas~
Wood.
M. woop commenced BY a saaborass sSieu :.
the City Of Nev-ldk and the conmescs which sAs
her su epot. Cotton supported THE commertS. esd 70
cottor, therefore, Nes-Sork was indebted NJ ~
creatures True, the West Wa. .vezy eooA cvsss r =.
vi our impcrtaticoe but the South Wa betteak rse
exports Il the West we're not Away, sshjects * e.
pert. The couItry was made vhas ii We soky ~
the products of the labor OF the save No Aeat,oe'
list in the county could subsist except upca the Hee.
of he slave Why did he use sugar ccocs, asl iacs
sod Why dill Horace Greeley uss tcbsccv' lLstSsser
and applause. To carry out the systsG q fres' Ia.
Dor they mu.t not nee the products o. Ssvs LsooA
il were crime to hold men 10 bondage. It 80 sts.1Ss
crime to get rcb of toe procuc's Of slave eeox. Ih0
wa. q commercial view; there ~as 10 answer - It.
Every thing of which we are proud he'd besa male ~
wealth cerived fro IN Slave Lsbor. But whes rs
Slavery Il vss in this country ssystem OF sbcr Il
vas Q peculiar Institution of the South. Whist
right had We 10 90 into South Caroline ed ssy
VIA kind Of labor they should smplsyf He
himsef and he vas not Q very old man, I'D $50
Slavery In New.Yofk The Federal Govsfunsat AM
~ IN ,par av.,kh IL IN
then could il 90 to 6Dd fiut with II IN the Scashl Ia
the Dred Scott case II had been decides, sseoi
that q stakeholder going into a Territory oe,i1
DUTY a Of the E1ecu i've to protect Slavery IL
the Territories. The AbotienisH were coatcaisg
for what they ought not 70 have, aud for What eaey
could lot get. They nsd no po~er, eve. II msy
could get control Of the Govern MT TO work ousthe
terrible theory of Gov Ssssrd, that tho country r,ast
be all slave OF ali free. He wouli not charge thsttne
leader OF the present insurecnon was II o)mPuouy
Nth tho leaders Of the Reppbcan party but hie Ter
rble atteu pt the Legitimate ccpsequeoce OF thsw
teschipgs He did not believe that Bro IN Wa crssy
but if be were the Re publican doctrines hsd tusssA
bis brain. The Republican party had no ptoc,Ple e.s
opposition to Slavery they asked no b.ek, no tsni.
DO lar reform. rothipg but niger Loud app'aus-l
Wbst WA the platform Of the Black RepublcaopNty
stranger in the country would supp,ee thst there
were come great national principles, some which m
eracy Whst would be els Astopshmeut 70 learn q al
theiI Only object in obahirg the control Of the GOV
eminent. they could least attain II they administered
the Goverpms MT Here 10 New-York the Rspuoic ems,
however, had occasionally talked about widea'ng tue
Canal, and other measures, designed TO increase tls
taxep. IL was not the property That suffered ~hee tbs
taxes were increased il could take care Of sef: bat
the poor con Of toll had most TO support the Govern
ment. lie would repeat the sentimsnt, for which %
had bee 70 much abused that those who produced
everything got nothing and those Who produced soth-
irg got everything Mr.. Wood conoluted by ess-
GUM on the Demooratic party. Could they redeem
"A hall XptE tAa Init nj he fRxl
| Dental eecticn would be gained in atva nce.
Cour Gilman ii. ARcULARIUs was tben insredaoe1,
ard the audience left He quoted pcesiosl sccosat
| of somebody's readiness TO " die for his coaatys
| good"
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for the
State and County ticket.