New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-05
EW.YORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, lsS4-TRlplE SHEET

field and at the baotbox required TINT party be-
organized 20 carry out the relations and wants OF
the people The old parties do not, come up to the
proper standard In view Of the schenes Of politicians
there Is danger in delay. To this end no in favor
Of n National Convention in st. Louis, on the 10th Of
May the anniversary OF the capture of Camp Jackson.
Gen. Mcneil was received with immense cheering.
He is almost forty and LOOKS like q soldier. He said he
was no speaker--he was more used to lighting we
have come here to consult how we shall net IN harmony
with all the States and Radicals to destroy Slavery
everywhere. o had heard it said there is danger Of
going TO extremes and of the Radical party being
left out, but there would be large company TO cheer
each other. We should be like the soldiers in late bat
to- Who whom ordered TO take II certain rife pit, not
only did So but rushed and took fm tihed hight
beyond lie cOunseed the Convention not 70 DO an ala
10 20 far; they could scarcely get IN advance OF the
people. The army also. Is highly Radical The sup
port of those who 20 for MALI measures hardly worth
having. His experience In the army was that thc sol
ders make mp their minds much more decidedly than
they would have done at home He compiinentcd Pres
dent Lincoln for Lis wisdom While there were many
great d1cntea and denounced those who found iault
with him. which they did trying u hide their trcachery
Dir Bcgion, Of Louisville. was AFRAID there was
parry hero which would split the Convention. All the
blood and treasure expended will be III vain II lloIatio
Seymour IS the next President.
Mr. Necdham Of LOulsyilc, sad their missouri
friends more radical now than they were at first
Kentucky would be rs radical as they she could have
time
Mr. Audrain Of the Missouri State senate COM
menccd by saying this Convention is looked upon rs
mJre important than win b. the Of any held before
the Presidential election Kentucky las been so slow
MI. Critenden would have been much greater man II
he had died Kentucky 10 this dny u thghted
and blasted By adherng to hls counses. Even their
best and most influential mon uBlcss they stand the
radical PLATFORM lost and confused, and the best
thing they do is to call convention Of tie blacks
nsnslrts and tell them take such u they
choose In Missouri al first they could think OF NO bet
ter way 10 treat gueIrills when caught than TO
them and let them go; but John SIoSo-bless his rad
cal heart --srurg up ten Of them at once and since
then that section OF The State has been as quiet as
lamb JET Davis stands in great dread Of Northern
firm going under tho name VI Butter. Mcneil & TuTchn.
Within year from this time there will not BIO loyal
man in Kentucky bold enough to Justify Slavery
AFTERNOON.
The resolutions Of the Committee being presented,
things going quietly when Col. Moss Of Spring
field Mo offered amend the 9TH by substituting what
amounted to u call for National Convention at st.
LOus on the 10Th OF May next the anniversary VI the
capture Of Camp Jackson. The struggle long and
citing The Kontuckians complained that they were
not prepared for this move that trap sprung
them that they did not wish 10 engage IN making Pres
idoris all thcy expected desired TO commence
Slavery agitation in their State. They thought that it
was proposition to drift away from tho great Union
party that this In tho interest Of only
man (neaung FremonO. while the Union party was not
tu be confined 20 any class Of men.
10 thia it boldly replied, that their object was
wei k0Vn-thcy did not dlsguise 1t anywhere, they
determined mako appeal to the nation, and
least make the President mp TO standard to
correspond with the wants of the crisis The wrongs
Gamble policy. Of arming Rebels and disaIming Union
men was i0rcbly presented. and In connection with
similar matters seemed the chief cause OF complaint
ainst the President They said they came hitler To
States and 20 make the Radical policy The policy Of the
nation. The distinguished United States Senator who
signed the call anxious for the proposed Conven'
ton Ii is time for the leaders 10 go with tho proper
Rad icals Of New.York and Ncw.England would strike
hands with them, also all true loyal men elsewhere
Upon division of tie House. the Radicals failed ~
carry this amendment bV "a vote OF 81 10 %.
An amendment was offered to pay loyal masters for
their Slaves. upon the claim 81 Justice; inasmueh as
many having other property than Slaves had stood up
for the Government through trying scenes, and much
more 20 this effect.
To this 1t was said that Slavery stands a criminal
cOrdcmLed Ia diet that it viii be c0mponsaton enough
ir Kpucy ii ske Is liberated from an institution the
Of vulnerable woes and that the moment she is
Free most property VII double It's value rms PROPOSE
tion voted down and the Convention stands upon
the record refusing any compensation Tor slaves oil
loyal matters.
Tho Committee Resolutions beg leave 10 present
the following report;
R,.oirsd 6rf. That the unity Of the country with the
present republican forms Of government state and National
aast be pioseryed and the Rebel.iy a suppIe.sed
Sccp & Tht Slavery tho caus and now constitutes
the strength Rebeon that hope Of
peace until the principles Of ~ edom announced IN
tie Dc ation II Independence carried into practice
The question whether slavery TO be peprtunied or not
prors the Con.tiiuu Of the United State,
bvhg within "a riiicoh-aneh slatahv Of individual
,eioin a. IL necessary in the Constitution Of the United
OF OF government 70
State.
T,a Tho Government, hu, The constitutions. rsh, to com
mNd tho services every nsor whs, hi4 color
condiupn. whether bond free The master inter
pose between Ito AID tie Government and IN
favor 81 onlisiing snd enrolling al alike.
fozf That during rebellion the President IA The
cc Of the power has nm and lawful authority free al
the slaves ho rchou distrct aud they thereby In
vested rfcvocrby eith NJ The rights 81 rccmen ard VA the
pe'ot Rebellion be ought 10 exercise mis- power to 10 fue,
cxtcnt
rum Tbs, with the ELECTS Of III. Presidents amnesty Fro.
eanaon before "a We De ARE that IN DOR opinion th" same
within the Districts which T. specially applies -hgIsiil,us
tni unuii to loyal by placing them upon tho foot
ing with Reels and would therefore recalled,
prsssod until armed rcb lion wholly il crushed
AirA 1kst the slave Freedom Convention De pers
nenty Organized ~ the formation o; Executive Commute.
Of fneu Der and alternative from each Of tho Slave STATES
for the purposes Of carrying out IL pncpc and that tho
deesons from eeca state repneeutsd IN this Couy,non
point the member. u said COinuitie.
on The whole the Radicals failed 70 carry ont this 1
measure they considered most important Whnt else |
they lid they considered Of little consequence They
seemed 10 mistake the feelings oil tho Kenut kaus who
n present afraid to do much at time. The Radi
Gals, however. declare that they viii call National
Convention IA they proposed
To conclude. On looking over the whole subject am
Impressed with the idea that the Shareholders every day
are looking for cdct Of Emancipation rom the Pres
dent and that il it do not come now it certainly will
rollow signal success for armies There never
time when they dared resist II there were il
las passed. n. c. H.