New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-03

the people Of Come cticut While mpy dec sng their par
pos e S,s y GSG 1io u no aps Pres, the further extern
q IL. influence into The councils Of the Federal .j
mny their at ohment 10 The FEEDER VII
ber determination to stand By it. integrity all haz~ ana
Rored Thst in restr the extension o. Slavery we 40
make -ectoI OIL issue oppose tbs interests o. the
balsnts Of the sa1thOldTg States .,veh dsrs who
need and che ui eDjos the privilege Of emigus 'hs new @
way ho.ls 20 FeeSt md 80 edecaay contributes to
degrade the TOT, ard debsse The fe Of tree sborr ~
instructed Representative in Congress are earnest
y requested to vote a~eis aid In every stag Il 'nl
the JeeeOrsn ordinance Of 10 into snyse Of co
MIA 10 vote always and in every Of tn, qIesin for the
sboio, Of slavery and the ssve ts6e In The
sgsin,t the admission Of another sAvshOdns State into the
Rcord That the Governor requested to transmit scopy
Of resolutions to the State the unioa
and sbo copy each Of our Senators and hspe'eh''
Lat the Democrats of Connecticut read the above
Resolutions over carefully; ponder upon them well
repent and turn 20 the Repub lean party where tnsy
win fird precisely tbs platform on which they the
Democrsts at cd in COM ecticut IN 1872 Here WIN
the Republicans, under "O d Abs they can give eA
| PRE- sson to these old sentmen,s-so Ameriesn-so
patriotcso in favor of the great principle of freedom
and free labor-apd 70 in favor with the whole Dem
ocratic party in the North but few yeers ago.
have space to mention but one other State as JOIN
ing in the Graud Ju lice Of Freedom aud Free Labor
| in 1S49 in the North and West
-
| The Democratic State Convention Of Ohio in 1919
the following resou Ion which is not only eK-
re ssye of an abhorrence of the institution Of Slavery
but deter aon 10 oppose it whercUcr At eLlsfs
until ii should be ultimately ENTERMIsATfD. what
| treason!
done ook upen ssyey a. an evil and un.vorsbe the full
development the split and practical benefits Of free insu-
use all pow given them by the terms Of the national
cempst to prevent its increase to mitigate and anay e1Pe
| The resolution was reaffrmed by the Democratic
State Convention Of Ohio for several years aod voted
for by many Of the very men who denounce the Repuo
| can party as black ae bell; rs an "abohnonHed
party;" az "rsny " no give aid and encouragemento
John Bro ~n raids aud underground railroads.; as
party which every Democrat throughout the length
and breadth of the ard should strive to overthrow oy
fusion by the gift Of money; 10y brbee bt any mans
which they can employ tOefle,t THE object! And yet
the Republican party State OF the Union has ever
ndosed the Abolition sentiment contained in the above
no war upon the institution Of Slavery where it exists
They 90 no further than the Democratic party weat
ten years sgo. They cautious as party q make
the Staie-riehs doctrine eadu g doctrine Bat IKE
| the Democrats in 1919, they are emphatcaily "op
posed to the extension of Slavery new territory
Like Ihsm they regard the institution as at variance
with II theory Of our Government abhorrent to The
conn on sentiment OF mankind, and freught with dan
ger to all no within the sphere OF s inhnence,
and heb CO they in way lend their voice or their
Influence to enlarge it, bonds strengthen its cords
They have principle. They believe it is Just, consti
tuOna and fraUght with the highest interest 10 man
kind in harmony with the Christian religion aud with
| the help Of God they will maintain it Why should
the Democratic party complain when they nave oeen
cur Choolmasters! when we SIMPLY endorse ther sen-
timfpts7 They have abandoned their bonored poltlon
| They now battle the sublime principles which they
formerly cherished. Their Southern task-maser5 nave
demahded it, and though they have yielded and 60 10 Tor
Slavery where it exsis-for lite extenslon-ior inc ac
ouyement of Slave Territory, and many OF them for
reOpeniDg of the slave trade and even for the DIVINITY
of the ms tuition ITSELF But let them understand that
this one thing is " sure and certain, viz. They will
not take the rank andfle of the Democracy NTH them
/ Maine and Indsna Penney lvaDia ard Ohio, have al
ready spoken on that subject and the whole free North
will sneak in still louder tones the first weskin Novem
Der next % OiDN'' anu AN CID DEMOCRAT.
-MrJay Is to address the citizens Of Westchester at
the Bedford Court House on Monday evening, Nov. 5,
on the "Rise and Fall of the Pro Slavery Democracy
and the Rise and Duties of the Republican Party"
Soils Ritterband will apeak at Elizabeth, N. j.,
Nov 3; Yonkers, n. Y, Nov. s. Poughkeepsie NJ H.,
Nov. 5.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting OF
Republicans at MOdeDa Ulster County on the evening
of the 3lst ut. Addresses were made by Robert H.
Sparmon, esq.,, Of Nsw-York, and James Graham,
ESQ.,. of Milton both Of whom eloquenty and ably
deceased The issues aud candidates in the present con-
test. The Wide-Awakes of Nsvpaliz and Milton
were pIeeent, numbering some 4OO The Republicans
may take from the APPEARANCE of t1iDgs
in Ulster.
-Ya.es County, though not making much fuss or
pretentiou we are assured, will give good account
of bersef at the % election Tue Douglas faction
has attempted two meetings, but they were both
failures The Republicans however under very short
noice on the 29th Ult, responded to a CAL In vast
puubers and ov.r1owing with enthusiasm, the Hon.
+. ID. Culver of Brooklyn, addressed them, and the
greatest satisfaction experienced at the sentiments
| Re advocated. TIE Wide sskes-for they are every
wbere-turned out with their torches, fireworks and
music in large numbers and made the most imposing
demonstration ever witnessed in the county.
| The BROOKLYN Wigwau in South Brooklyn was
veil filed on Thursday evening, to hear speech from
f. s Cleveland of Connecticut He occupied au hour
in an able and clear yindcaon Of Republican phi icpes
and closed sih an earnest appeal to the Republicans OF
BROOKLYN to "stand by their guns" notwithstanding
the parrot CRY Of "panic by the commercial politicians
of New-York. lie was frequently applsuded MI
Ssreeut of Brooklyn followed in an eloquent speech
The ladies were present in good numbers and the oc
csson was Joyous one in view OF the glorious NC
tory just at hand.
The Louisville Democrat Gays that /" as Yancey
was coming down in the cara from Frankfort collec-
ton of four or five wags had assembled at one Of the
d.pots. who cried Justify, Yancey Yancey Yancsy !!
sataed smrk crossed the yissgs of the arch agtator
at the demonstration, and gentleman who had been
seated with him arose and stepped out to the platform
not TO speak, but TO listen. lie was mistaken for
Yancey. and stentorian voice, like the concentrated
believing of a park of artillery, bawled ont, Here
| -. al. . he m