The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

yield too much demands Of the South nust cease
BE- ssgd'S we ,DS l s"sy y The Of
sboliopsm Of the Horh and the Ore eating disnnonn
Of the South They the links Of the golden chain ha
Sssis Of steel tbai fsstsn the States .
Ssncs Of common brotherhood Nv t, me un,sn N ms
profosea in Committee the 70. flowing r,soluto,s.
al. es.se Va The ssnoc scy Of the u,,on IN oouveu
..ons sss, ss @SS.v our q The Demo
Pcrn oR n Is, ~, sssr sss ssSon
?. ,sIaa9 tehe- fa thai oeraic principle se
jeet matter. ~~lnc VINE spPAeo W 1'e '"' W.
-, nVr iSe asd AMIN ated discussion this was reected
voIe @. IL States 20 40, young Oregon giving tie
Ia Ute sg krst the Crcnna1 Platform, 70 which aud
W" .tmocracy she oEed her independent exittence as
sovereign State There but additional resolution
which Was proposed should be added and that is as fol
lsws;-
Bssoed That 10 Ire suiy Of ibe United states TO extend
It's protection shs over all IT'S citizens wieer native nasn
This was to meet the case OF the pterpre
aiion OF the rights Of foreign born citizens when abroad
made BY the State Department. To this, you viii rcusm
but just to add, however, that to this resoIu ion
TO opposition WAS made. All agreed upon this
i,s Jus'iec was Acknowledged by ALI Upon this
Nare answered TO Oregon and Minnesota res bonded
Texas The propositions Of the majority Of the committee
we're then brought forward, and one majority
were passed through tho committee They provided 10
substance, AZ tet reported for slave code for the Terri
tories ard upon the high Upon there two proposi
TORS the COMMITTEE dIvdei sixteen FREQ States way,
other. and the diff renee was apparently irrscou.
clAbe W.tssa impugnin9, hoocrer the mKicss, TOO
esiy cttteiang che acts Of rseatsr g the sp.mia,
sua, cr nos9M sdw, the dpogrecmtR. Rather about
snhdn PRINCIPLES setm|d me aaat geflg,mea Of the
1trms Sev uye moarg demands " erpostsns Of pr,nei
snoeid Be nofndd distaseful 10 em ard men from, he
T~m nrs ,sasn9 10 maxi conceons net dessyea IN .e
principles Their NorAe,a a. sss, ,.es % ~, ~
sss y cdndsdaes subsesent events sho y h,
M .sr, ~ ,S opD,oD Sscsuse sfer minority
and each had retired 10 make up "a report And " h..
the sixteen Northern States had nothing 70 do save 20
report Tie CINCINNATI platform pure and simple, thea Il
wss That three gentlemen came into the where the
minority Of the committee In consultation ami sn.
the friends Of Judge Douglas cba,get with Resolution
which bis friends desired 10 be reported to the Conven
esp In ORDER - the chairman sid $50 help the rends
OF Judge Douglas 81 the South" Ono member Of the
committee on resolutions Immediately rsaed q point OF
order He said that the Committee or the CONVENTION Of
the whole democr acy could under the dictson of
would forbid-that the report Of the minority Of
the Committee would lose all moral power they
point Of order OF that member Of the Committee who
row addressing you was oysruled and the
almost in the words which was presented q passed
In The caucus, and 10 Is follows
nssvsa That AL suesoss y regard 70 the rights Of pro-
IL unsd riaes judicial in Ss cSsssess .na he demo- o.
sac Lariy pledged TO abide by iAhfay carry on.
made BY he supreme he United ssssss '' ''
Tht re.ovtscn intd upon " The Comsstes astAsn
upon at home the Southern trends Of JUDGE Douoias~no
odrocdttd on inf l not cidim<d fer the North Jta CON.
oessienJor the South sc,cA, tie sequel shoes, tie ssuA
nther desned Wouf adopt 0r dccep piece Of expedi
ency which delegate would neither adhere TO- abide
by or carry out I" To him seemed quite i'm
the decison Of The cour He bad some OF the most
obnoxsous OF laws made by JUDICIAL decision, both in
M ssnd and in THIS country. Indeed, Congressional
csusc the former could be densed unjust could be
repealed, white the latter might be indefinite shifting 10
hip or restraint by cons ceuc. 9, adSs Robins
Office BY LIE tenure, even II they appointed like
the midnight judges" Of John adams IN the last hours
set the seal Of reprobson Indeed every body In their
cooler judgments forfook and despsed this obnoxious
ielrgble English. II received but forty woes ~ the
whole 500, lek Of which were In Massachusetts,, to
our shame be spoken, and . majority Of which
Abou, one hsM Of The whole were nom New Ensisud
alone y but justice, however. 70 these gentlemen 70
nnoh voted, and although Illinois voted against ih,s reso
luton e1pedency and concession, yet our New England
and did not tnos nat M act Of self e,as and sS,n
mss e ne old landmdyls Of he dsmoyacy ,cas no longer
,,gs',sa e mr. asd ha, tiy had eatn q, az, q e9ne.s
dc,,sss ne Court % purpae Let US examine This
sou ton tic, and you viii then learn why even afer
'purred by the Intelligence e. The aSsa s. wS
'racy in convention assembled. n pledged IN 10
.eee y and faithfully carry GU, all the desermlnaions
" tpe court IN regard TO questions OF property in the
states and Territories which have been or NAV be here
.er made to the Supreme Court That is 10 illustrate
VI then, the Court decide that the master has right
10 bold tavts IN Massachusetts, the Democracy is by ths
,s,oia,on peeesd 70 faithfully carry out that decsicn.
snn only 80 lons as you can charge &. and NO logger
You never win carry out IN political action Agsis,
tveon, cd s, at rs e =. ~, ys S sg st
lors az ~, SoI'a H,n yu espse your s01Sra vsyn
'srIy OF Ca d,syoS No, .ssr SIN tpasr, oiu yoa
pm yor porii cfh upon nc slsspes Of fus gssi,,a al
nsssn nty moy e Jrdge., q ,oAow yOu hars
raisd ps, s" psio.' ~ J R s.ms s,s sanT
ed tnrdfolced In The cark By whom we DO not
now ! nigh, subscribe to The enthusiastic toast Of
N lrkh gentleman, given In admiration OF the hero OF
New Orleans, in the words following --"Gcpcra Jack
lsn.We approve Of ali the acts he ever has done, aud
md car suefs VIVA, be vr be likely 70 DO bu. cannot
yuess who win be on the bench Of the Supreme cear,
20 DO When snch rs,ouon vas forced mon me Sy
caucusf-to yield 10 ito swallow ito bind you 10
ITO make Concessions unasked and undesired n the
nopcs sht catch votes for this or that n any
thrg OF this sort looked for you certainly cen, lie
vrorg man to Charleston do rot cat dir, wiiTnrIv
Witch ycu knew would de- spurrea the 'i res s1'
LOB Alone ] MADE report Recommending the
's s. 20, Of DE caeIasa platform Both nc
PRESENTED The s,ne platform n a minority u the com
niiee and sean all but of the free states minority
effa sSt ftP t3ECff&W piaH3rm, Dcfe \
nd simple; and again, actirg under satsde prcauren
cd someihlps 10 the South, the minority OF The com
aee reported aresou,ion pledgos the democracy 30
be gutnnoe Of The supreme C0urt O1oe more fes !
euro dssgree with the minority, and 70 report 10
rhh Minnesota. ino.ps and New Jersey,
NJ Platform OF 1859 After q display Of Puiiamcr' |
Ny tactics more " less blundeTips The part o. ne
ends OF the minority report, only the frat proposi
cn WAS ADOPTED which Was IN words the resolufon |
cur de'efse bad at first opposed, with the resoluons
favor Of The Pacific Railroad, Cuba and tho enforce
,tpt Of the Fugitive Save lav, which ALL IN fact, In
20 Cincinnau platform Thus, by q vote Of go 20 ]
% ihu platform, pure and simple, was afo,sei
our Trncipes and nine, fellow ciizcns were accepted !
e caroinh points OF the party, and the good old de-
nocrnuc snip was headed her for another four
cars o. suorefsful voyage. Was no thk triumph Of reh,
20 ihopt Was not tbs worth ccnter ding for, even
ne fsk % cerurcaiion by hwarted politicians who hal
cen her srsn expedients fail and Their want of deyo
Re success 81 TIER msaturesS wh,s 80 20.
LOW cu,sns.-are tie ags o, Jour dele |
ave ooiabrg the Cincinnati PLATFORM such |
: yeuwh coumstof lave / your approyinr voi,rs- |
"a ce rfht CT wrong Your approval thTr assurvs |
c 'bat the tfst part Of ny mission 20 obtain recosnt
on o. cur prcrles wss well done. Here vi me pa'rre