The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

had sold goods 10 the SOUTH and be could say that South
ern men were good customers. but they always got
value for the money hey paid The speaker here quoted
the words OF NJ. Tcy,on-a man whom, he said owned
upwards 800 negroes
Mr.. ClEyElASD.rhank you, sir spell the word
aanser~wheh God forSid--,hen N would Si'' be the
ward In its defence. He republican OF the meet
Ing but he did not wish 70 speak such question
ce at his leisure. He wished to the Of these
great States uniting firmly together under the flag that
trumphed al Bunker Hla flag that has since that time
to the been every where resectedhe flag under
determined TO maintain the right which belonged 70
them Of bong free men, created In the image Of God
Cloud ,p g. because indeed they We're men who
(Renewed applauae) Therefore, he hoped-like their
worthy and noble fathers s hoped they would like
but TO the East and West. they expected justice
from these great divisions OF the republic. 10
70 s uS Inc w q their sSG1
10 tho South In every case what is known ~ "vaiue
received" Connecticut never had aud never will have
Justice all that should be demanded ehcr side aud
this Connections Is always prepared 70 give to her South
srn D1s;hIen Acting on these principles they could
every the right Of enjoying liberty and the pursuit
Of happiness. Great cheering)
body could say that John Browns act was right and
that the who stole Colonel washingtons pistol after
enjoying his hospitality, was right He wanted % SEQ
In the country.
After some desultory conversation from other gentle
carried At O'Clock the Convention adjourned for
hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment, two
O'Clock.
The Committee on Resolutions then reported the fol.
lowing
Whereas Independence Of the United was by
the constitution the mutual ooncessions
6 neS @ G s
patriotism and the common Interests OF all the people
e tie .: s
suonal compsct Of our fathers in he spirit in wheh was
ADOPTED acc and q rSn every to susaa the pscu
we i es
greater grievance than is Opposition 10 Law of Congress
ss.S,.SnS aT GATE: &c :p! Shss
h .h., ssnddSss for Speaker b the o'nsu
Resolved that we Wholly condemn The spirit which drove
Judge Hosr the legal agent Of the oseegn State Of Masss
down Chas Sumner for words spoken in desas~he spr
yes s s ans M and
enis by body OF armed men-whch invasion we most en-
Resolved That dssp, and condemn te spirit Of
and say e
people q The nee States abolIonss in The
s s.
BY the Father Of h oouotsy in biz farewell IL these
with particular districts . 70 msrepresent he opinions and
spring from .'S n'A oalnns' ~nsA
Union and 70 he ocnsucn; hs we VIII defend boS against
peace honor answer Ia DE language Of he great
ssesrsSle ana oh'0n no" Ana ana In
o1
@ & ms % az be o. 'os rno sn
that may have existed between The people OF he various
siaies
Mr p.poxcv ~ordor,coa al ,u...c,....o t. A.. .r-.
of the South or Of anv other States No man had INV
right to ntrOdo lis interference on any Of the p
yete airs of state. than he had 10 interfere on behs ar
tke liberation Of the mlions Of Russian serfs Who are
grooming in bondage When we are told that cruelty ia
coani1ed a. human ben in the South hers r",rr
TO believe aud to feel or them But there are two sides
sdoe us rns i;ng - concado that ,horo -.s .crna
srub in The oSs,enca shnses Int a, he ."S
warn mon agsns hcev,ng evervtb;nc that hav hss
Hc ohscted IN the svstem If renresenfaon IN nrrssa
hch o;vas an nnane N South raro,;ra IN ra
nrcsenison over Connecticnt because that vas nrnc;
ple Thai tales away The RIGHTS oS Te thoneh,
thst tho trna INV ~ ha ~ tha sonh SSS
be nv Sesnn"a 70 learn 70 thsswos Tho osn
M - osss ~ 1919; olos ~ @ ny gu
cnss;.r,; " e~ps0e'ono W VAIN "oS'~o W '"e
Consdsrab,e confusion aoon afer th,e ensned m tho
nrouostion Of RESOLUTION ss Follows se VI 'n'
f'ur y -
Mneress Te nnd In me compendium OF the Impending
w,n n u Spnh os N aepe, pnse TO- ne io
merchant no ruestshns In says WAITING hoels No fees IL
proslavery lawyers employment Of pro slavery phya
cisns; no audience to pro slavery par.ous."
hesoiveo Ihht me ipeuiuon OF slavery Denk right re-
70 tne sovereign saes We deem any with
lust and hs we sny sndorement of scS
rous and revolving ssnmens as these AID many oshe con-
tanned In Helper volume; and we do not he
airport Of politicians who eadorse them.
Eesoved Thai We cneeruiy concede 70 each and every
1sao .. ne CnCn ~ NC rgnes prlvio9ee ana mmunle!
Ss neonc IA o"r ~ al sne S,sss ano
calculated 70 sustain those rights nnimpsrca
Tb,. reeo,u,,or la a. go, a,r,r,,, - $3.50 au
Yosnssd in tho %rSt;s M ~ sh anu Even no.
Tho Crrvon,on IN r.rer ~ .ha ...o,,sis. ~
room on motion of M J.oxsoS while shose ~ho sr
onnosed remained ~ '"'"'' "A''' N''0' "Ao "'''
n RAncoIw did mot th;nt thov .hoo,a a,h.- orao-s.
or condemn snv mans onn;onSs '-~ "'A'' 'A' -
Mr. DoRsos said that Hsiner,s boo beuu tre,.ouab,e
no thonoht VAC a. suhnct fnr the Con venon To
con.,rn- ' NsA' /" W.. ~'' ~
H. Ix~,s hare vnads sever.l attennts IN sneak I'm,
r,rld ~ aa, he.r;nr A. tcngth Ia Ian IN race A.
cS"rn ,s .hos aTs;r r. hc an shci;tion rrarewors
rorthy Of ali condempation - ~ N.S-''
the senara,iss nroceeded down stairs q, ,.roo
and formed meeting in the lower part Of the town hall
NJ Converse being spno,nted temnorarv Cha,rman
The Wee Presidents were sessrs Hi,sbtoss IT Rusaeu
Rich s Pratt Jas Pnnderford. Geo M Sa1naers' Chs
paYker las q Ash,nead n q Wilcox Arthur rscsks,n
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