New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-30

S,oCO000 peoIle aud let not be alarmed and A., he
cause o. the election Of sectional President from The
Constitution under which ma, been rons nd
happy. '''' 'u
Stewards doctrine Of the 'irrcpreseiblc cone;o, - .
battle between two systems Of labor Vas -
There Was syst OF labor 20 well adapted IN I've
South Hs ours and thai argument against Slavery can
not stand. Inc Constitution defined the rights of
Sries Ii did mo- mean that you shall invade vour
neighbors privileges ard rights Such was moi its
La guage or intent Of 1t. II the North will mind H.
own buslness, and the South attend to its own CON
cerIs we OF the AldGle States, will make An ap-
PEAL hpd STAND UP between them and have the laws
respected. And we say 10 our Southern brethren Let
there De 10 lli-blood stay your hauds we have great
stake AZ THE Union and tis Constitution We have
marched together urder tie stars and rines the asg
oi Union, and We Will ever march under one flag.
TO the sundorlng Of States, and war aud numbering
ana plunuernR OF each other il the feast we are in
Ned To, 30 we ray 10 the North retrace your steps
arise You men Of conservatism and put down fanati
csm North and South. What we do lot us do calmly,
coOy and deliberately, and Let our action be harmO-
nious and consistent
The following il the minority report, which was
adopted ten to one:
hsFeas serious spprshenons exist in hs rds Of the peo-
loved country the disruption Of that common bond
VAeas the position Of kentucky naud state with no
outlet 70 the ooneee Of the world but through union with
te dividing two o. more separate Governments
have deep and vital interest in the preservation and
1oA 81 tie Union with it. constitutional guarantees aud the
night demand Of the States The people Of every
koeeG Thai Kentucty in common with her sister States Of
the South deTores the election Of President and NcePe
party Who's. svoSed secation Of Pae and on prove DS
ten hostility to the socsl organization Of fifteen Sses Of the
R,ed That fee. less seusivey than our more South
EN- nehoois the Importance Of maintaining the vital energy
every constitutional guaranty for the protection rights
We do not hesitate declare firm out calm and esoue pur-
pose Of Insisting upon them all under all circumstances the
only means Of .urg the Perpuiy Of the Government aud the
Rsosd Tbs, the people Of Krntucky common inter
81 with all the sayohodng States and they consider hE eyoy
equally nm aggression ,ron the rights Of ali
heotsee That, notwithstanding The nntoward result Of the
Union especially both Of Congress be opposed
to ,he Executive liked upon the by sectional party
ReSsd That the Free states in atte nptRg nufy TIE
fugy, Slave Law by legislative eusctuent have deliberately
viosed the Constitution and Kentucky viii Insist upon repeal
q tbosc statutes by the States and faithful e1ecu
Isred That the party thus implicated in the crime Of yo
stus Psp provision Of Ae Constitution in prepared to take
inss on The faithful execution Of the Federal laws 20 long
thou cutpabe acts Of State legislature remain unrepesled
Hooked Bell Wing do that the conservative Of the
oovsy viii sgsn obtain control Of al The departments Of Gov
eminent and believing that lggosons npou rights be-
aired without resort TO extraordinary measures and believing
ts' ne obligation rests upon al to support The Constitution Of
~ o'as "hl,n j. me supreme sN 81 fVery sse sho
tn common II The South within the Union appeal 20
SIe M o. ,n oeon TO I7y S 's SssIesys &C
Of ti Sanifnr ses and 1--WE The southern States ia, s.9p
thai those right vii be supported 20 the full extent OF the
ke.usd That Kentucky III stand by the Union insisting
The faithful execution Of every provision OF the Constitution BY
the North south until the her constitutional
nights become more intolerable than revelation
On motion Of the Hon j. r.. Bullett, the following
additional resolutions were adopted:
Rsolscd That cordially ndorse the following resolution
adopted by the Tennessee LeauIs al it, last SESSION viz
Icoee That IN the opinion Of this General Assembly, al
the evil growing Of the present ntense Slavery agitation all
the dcord aenation and bitter hatred now growing and
tending between the North aud South the Legitimate fruit
not OF any necessary aud iuesistble conflict between Free
SLAVE labor but conflict between rival ssprants In the
81 smbon North and South urged by nordnete greed
OF fcia power and plunders conflict which only
pTes ed by powerful and successful effort by the friends of the
UUou, TO the people conviction Of the reality and
mag itude Of the impending dangers to lite existence
Thu glorious meeting then adjourned.