New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-17
SOUTHERN PRINCIPLES IN NEW-YORK.
The Douglas ard Bell Parties on the
Breckinridge Platform.
SELECT FUSION MEETING.
SPEED les
By RICHARD LATHERS, CHARLES O'CONOR, JOHN
a. DIX JOHN McKEON, DANIEL 5. DICKINSON.
AND HIRAM KETCIiUnI.
= L T. Il & II Il s

tet of the late Fusion Party collected with olerable
fairness from the Douglas Bell and Breckenridge fac
tons held Saturday, in an upper room In No.
50 Pine street.
At I2B o clock Mr.. RICHARD LA1HERs the primo
mover Of the meeting, called it TO order, and after a
little speech nominated Cbss- Conor, esq., for Prcsi-
dent ard three Secretaries. The nominations
were accepted and letters read addressed to Mr.
Richard Ltlers by Henry Gouriin of South Carolina
Judge Paige OF Schenectady and others From the
letters read We select tLeiollowing:
ALBANY Dec u, 1880
rgre: tina, cspnet with you the 18th inst Con
should be delayed the to he
adopted by Of Newly k In the present
The Sca has been susse.ed-one in The vein Of D,s
letter SSfh cer;" 70 produce en- Effect BG instead s of That
state TO Georgia TO be Present Of the about %
diyidus South Carolina nothing probably
be done ih PROMISE Of success but perhaps the pideao
saved. the States lying west Of her In much lcs dsnger
Lven dels, ing only DC oba,ued reaction in public opn'
the be hoped for IA time to proven. sepa
ton think tn, ci'sous feeling of the South viii revolt at
the National Adiis four years hence in view Of the TACT
thb have psc, ouei. IN helpless pinoies 1.-THE North
AMAsA j. PARKER.
LoCKpoRT Dec Il? 1860
have just received your dispatch inviting be in
sxiet, which observed the deo.able of
,Ls Ii1e rover can save Union destruction
a nation blessed BY Heaven should DC rent and distracted
waiTlg fragments by nsdness VI human
psssicp. but must not look With client apathy and
NIs, to done Can do anything avert the great
cal nifty Which u.ponG Ia our county We must look The
Of eu, Guy cce la, may hat can BE- done II /. now
eyd, eached or'is ch win compel the two
ie H. Itntt conen 10 some final re,ea,ent of the
poc cuIsrg oosh des and foTus genuine Union,
south lie brought friendly understanding Extreme
stand in the vOy of sny just compromise But patriots
who love their ~hoe country must not deer their post
We remain faithful to the las We are boune TO make
dern med ehoi long az there is Of hope
cheer in The holy work after much eecti9n it soenS TO
found National called the constitutional mode
endeavo should be to IT. by appeal 20
Congress and TO the lovers OF the Ouio oIt snd S9nIh IA
body thus constituted cannot but believe large MAORI
be iahed b. people In whatever done
time very desrabe have the cooperation Of the
s.vc the country. There such and trust that the
number will increase daily may be advisable to call state
nsons feeling Of HewYoIk and s Continued pre-
ana cherish the Union q ss S he bs Ssouq Tgs Gon
haste and wi" Only add thai in whatever neaspres you may
ceIe aud cordial support "ASh.NurUS AUNT
Tie following Was sent to Mr.. Brooks:
NEw.YoKK, Dec Is 1860.
goooness explain the gentlemen VINO may assemble At the
ohce thg events beyond control will
ION aesT, and sO III ali he patriotic aud efforts am
sorry to add private which Jus, reached
n mem nIu. o' i Ss very truly FRANCIS L. HAWKS
Upon taking the chair Mr. OCoSoR said:
sincerely regret that it not your pleasure 10
have selected OLer gentleman to preside at this
MEETING In these times it ID important that
Should exhibit 10 the public mind accessons TO the
ranks Of Tat section Of our people who have given no
cause of exc, n.ent, and who have done nothing 10
sunder the ties Of affection by which the people of
these United States were held together l should
rather much rather, that this meeting could be pro-
siGrd over by some gentleman, remarkable, if You
Iase Tor Dol having Hitherto manifested any interest
Ia this queeioD, remarkable, ike Senator jackson
Of Connecticut, who but Yesterday, stepping forward
from the ranks Of the sOcsed Republican party, and
laeI linetl before a. country as true-heafted
Ame,i,au dc, Uted u cOLciliaOn, harmony 10 hold
up US together pereuatiDg our interests and our
Ibion Unclaimed III the Senate Oi the United States
II doclrine Of peace, aid made manly effort III his
Ligb place. SCI aatirg Lnset ~ say, IRON those who
Ner, al least SUSPECTED and 18th whom he had been
a,to lated ade au effort worthy OF the cause and likely
to be beneficial in ito influence AppldnseI have no
otLeI object to appear here, save mat my appear
aIce inol,at the leseLoe OF no new Champion 1of
UIicl Lo new vinLicator OF concord, no new foe o.
utee OIL imitation and CissensiOn but IL the mere III
oi(Ltor-I emit to say i-tha those VINO nave been
always ilitnfLl lIe faithful siil. APplause From
there eIroLal IenarkA permit zoe 10 pass iOr lonie
Us together Geltenen, from position oil entire Sc
cluti0n from political interests pubic afars nave
Lao OCCASION week, mouth, or tiIble year.
but for uuuDer OF ears, to peruse WIN great atteh
to H. tOry OF the times presented IL US by the ae-
lion of uCtcal rariies and have seen, as conceive
ouliug eiiOo vi yeas DURATION tendency IN
!, liiitl acton that NY judg neDt, necessarily led
ar AN unavoidable CO.seq eIce TO dissolution Of TINS
In iou Political paroles SHOULD never be divided upon
uor;l querlOLe, they are called liz lhe phrase
moral in, luce the whole circle Of religious opin-
ior. And Ioticsl parties can never DO Dche-
h,iIly formed III "a Free State, founded upon
lie q, i1m and detostation liz which one parry
i ,ruliIed 10 hold the lie, walk, aud co..
yer.ntion and moras, the religious OPTIONS OF
snotLer. lApllautel 1t hence follows that
81 81, totclus seeking tor some roue upon which To
,i,iCe tie community select tHeir p,i.t, Us their
tar,er sOCiun a,i.inst Negro Slavery, tncy select
an is,ue witch essaIiiy leads sooner or Later 20
al solution Of the ULi0n. waelud no truer pniios-
oi,ly ,oald Lave been uttered, and Ind no taut
Nj lie exutt seioI-t WAS necessarily an irrepes-
il IL conflict" in Wbi,h party or The other NUS De
ai,oluely sutdoe that II could no DIgcr suStIn
in any L, nee Tie contest with tue Other 90 NOV
~ II II, IN - rep essILle cOunict IL any OF the
-. in Which the term las been used, III the way
In which il WAS understood " those WAC uttered III
but Was ne, coeiiy al irfcrctlDie Coinlcl' c"h-
IL, in he 10 u OsjLle TINT Two dlsntt nhtlos
=, .;cn Of tttbe States L. Tor certain pJtlt1 puI-
- nd a the urlo+. 81 this questiO distinct ma
iiot Hint Two distinct nations can i've toSethef III
ole tI il HONerbn.clt, eIch ehterlaiIhB a usVoi w,
te,ttiOn VI the LIE and morals Ol Tie 0'nof' anu Nr
nit ne 10 say in t,is connection, vat wloh speah
Of lions am lol to DC Understood as referring to the
elective loicsl a1Joiy. Ire effective political ma
orit, II q State la tLis Ucon speak the voice 81 the
-, 1Iev aie "A nation, II Z minority anlt aud
tV ole or power II hence follow tuat wuen
Of tie life and morals II the people
Of Carolina have mace The basis Of political party IN
Newly On k and that political rly hcqui'e Tue ihtlu
. :; ~ ncIi;icsI AFFAIR." OF tine government, these
tp6 si,es chtnot i've to,ether except Ia the relii1n
Of op 1I' anG oppressed. lApplause Iae more
powerful will tran le on the weaker: ~ may itsiipl
40 hat lLoIe will be no direct violation Of III letter.