New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

o,b,r-that government say, il imbecle and oiers
premium for its own dissolution. sto cover the broad
pround Of protection 10 American citizens IN AL the
rights by the Constitution IN al the STATES
81 the Union abroad IN we'll at home, that the Re
nuboan party has been called into being That ~ s
logical future. The danger OF the time, consisting
chiefly in the nseDsibili,y OF Government, deoaached
40 IL has been by opiatev 10 the nights oil ctlens IN
the seyer. sections; and II IL De not remedied, WIZ
load 20 State Intervention and reprisa the fruitful
germ of civil feud. IL II not worthy OF lne hnoovn
of any political association that looks 70 power IN he
present and honor in the future, 10 point s ehuFoi
The aehjev ement OF that end.
Rnt vxhv need prolong words IN the presence OF no
many resoJute meb. shall read the call OF RepGb-
Iican National Convention At Chicago, and also the
call for Republican State Convention OF hSsoui''
under which Won are'pet here day.
The epeaker was interrupted by frequent ana pro-
lor geG barsts of applause. AT the oonesoh o' ' to
marks, &c. r.,s
Commit ee OF ten was appointed, as follows, by TIE
chair to select permanent officers TO Wit; essrs ~
b. Branch. James Cassello Bart. Able +. H. Manter,
j. Richard Howard, James Lindsay, John Doyie, "
Sjtton w. j. Hulme aud Thomas 4. Fktchsr.
On motion, q recess OF twenty minutes was taken,
after the exprston of which the Conmltee returned,
and reported The following permanent officers:
P, ,c SN1. G. s' " Lander Of Buchanan Dr.
ston Of Ga.cenaae wisO1 Of Iron An ms c ~
bSx Of s. QUIZ. BeS Farra' Of 8, Louis Arnold Kreke Of
S. cSaTe FfeJefcs Of Warren James Garaenhs L.
oois Seorcs CIist Of Dent NJ o. Jackson, R. c.
DougheIty Of scotland Nm. W. Moore Of Miller. = r,aa
Of o."s choe. Bdg Of ST Louis n T. Grandy
The report Of the committee was adopted.
motion WAS then made and carried for the appJlht
men of committee prepare platform OF resolu'
ons expressive of the OF the Convention ON the
national questions OF policy involved IN the approach
ing Presidential election and pending the appointment
of the committee by the char, the Convention, on
invitation was addressed BY DIR. Sitt0n OF Gaseonade,
and Col. Bfsnch o. Buchanan.
The following Committee Resolutions was an"
Coym9 on Reoiutions-Tur B. Branch of Buchanan;
p L. Foy, Louis; Henry T. blow, Of Garoudee James
Dk Of st. Louis John ii. Lghtner OF st. Louisi Frank H.
snter Of ST. Louis b. r. Bonnsr o. 81 Eoa WS"eb Of
Warren Geo. Kye Afs Jones' and ihos' A. Nelson Of ."
The Con mittee having retired, the Convention was
addr ssed by Mr. Fletcher Of Jefferson, and Dr. HAM
mer and ohe persons of ST. LouR and at The INVITA-
ton OF John q. joiner, esq, by Mr. Farce oil ilnols.
TIE Committee having returned, reported through
their Chairman Mr. Toy, the following resoiuSiohS 10
the Convention: 800 -,
do mos: heartily ndorss principles of the Nation
al publican party SCI forth in the call for the
Convention to be held Ut Chicago and hereby peose
then support the nominee OF nat Convention: att,
Re,oeed That the Republican Of the state Of missouri
Of States which the Union and deem 1t Their most go
riou privilege 10 reitsrae and affirm the sentiments OF ns
founders OF the Republic truly embodyng the political doe
rnes which they cherish and intend TO maintain at al hazards
in eteT addressed by George Washington the Father Of hs
County" Gen Lafayette in the year ls embraces We
hepubjeab party Of Misouri Is founded to w with
ionr ccnsideed {, most seaous evil socially and po
e and should rejoice II any feasible % s 70 S our s
ordinance which prohibits the ssis.s9ee Of nVGansy setV
Wise measure Il met with the approval nearly
every member OF the States more Immediately interested
labor The prevailing opinion in Virginia Is AGAINST the
spread slavery into the Territories, and ra voc ahaA
E Tps, w. Ttt cSfd the language and
contained IA the following extract oil letter wrsn
,cbeme States of the boden OF slavery and in
declares, that the second aole and tue most Inter
ter to our happiness and safety 70 povdf an ynoO
he Iegroes from and establish them under our
patronage and protection az separat" zee and lndepenanlt
Rs'sd That the colonization Of the free blacks thus d.
ncty pointed by Mr. Jefferson the true ISOLATION OF the
Slavery question this country found among ITS ns
gsnera,ion Of statesmen the Republic We bssOw bis eO
language TO Iebuse those who sa mat our
Slavery ssid this great cad PatT.ot they you'd
ton they must do put the benevolent efforts
Of this society They must back to the ga OF our Liberty
and independence and muzze the cannon which hnnders ne
animal joyous They revive the averade with
all it, train Of atrocities They must repres the workings OF
West Indian slaves They arrest the
blow the moral gts around and extinsuih that great
torch OF ali which America presents to oeniehed world
pines and when they have achieved all these their "ok
WIN be yet incomplete they must penetrate the hnaaa
Then aHd till then, when universal despair and darkness
PTe'a can you IPena,e syey and ePeEs al M
Of the unhappy portions OF our race who are doomed "
Resoired That the Republicans of Missouri, knowing that
EDWARD Bates has throughout his fe held the views and sent
the Republic upon this vital subject
the and overhadowns aue before the country and
honon him for courage consistency with which he has
faithful to their principles in the worst Of times Is well
the elevation and parity OF his character hereby commend
him the great Republican party the Union one worthy
their banner in the contest for the restoration OF the
Government its ancient icy honesty humanity and free
dom.
Rord That the threats Of the leaders Of corrupt party
destroy the Government the principles npon which tho
Union formed shall again prevail ns should
be with contempt until overt act shall be
made this into execution when should be met
spirit which orefsthsrs example by the
punishment Of the traitors and an unesered pledge OF our
lives fortunes and most sacred HONOR TO the defense
T. Re,oired That the free citizens Missouri ecaimipgfor
themselves and their poery the fields OF employment here
fullest the rpresbe character OF the conflict between
labor and themselves prepared to main
tain IN that conflict the OF free labor
heoed That recognize Us the duty OF the Goyernmen
Of the United States protect the rights OF e Intercourse and
fully az In foreign countries and to- nnain IN al respects he
nigh Of citizens OF ali nas under the Constitution OF
the United stses and are opposed any change OF the nu
o Reoi1e That the ardent friend; Of free labor and the
development Of the West hail with delight the action OF the
Rept bean party IN Congress IN Ayor oil toe bD 10 grant nee
homestead Of 100 Of the public land to every person who
that he primary effects The would be
mig the West and exclude Slavery from the Terri
torres.
10 Rs'olred That the construction Of national railroad
the continent to the Pacific Ocean the centro
tion under the inspection Of the General Government
These resolutions all adopted, rs was one offer
ed by AFR Primer, denouncng in the strongest terms
the Free Negro bill, recently passed by the Missouri
Legislature. The resolution was passed with unani-
nous voice.
The following, offered by j. Richard Howard, ESQ.,,
WIS adopted unanimously:
That la In 70 The