New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Anti.AboIition stntes' Rights.
MEETING AT COOPER INsTlTUTE-BITTER OP'
POSITION TO THE ALBANY DEMOCRACY.

Al No'TEh iNoiii' IN phA Las NA
POSITION TO THE ALBANY DEMOCRACY.
The organization of anti-AbOlition States
Rights Democrats, making movement from the
rear and on tho flank of the Albany Democracy. met
at o'clock yesterday IN Room No. % oil the cooper
Institute and placed Mr. Lawrence of Rutland in the
chair on motion Of sfr. X. u. Horton Who being the
cOnyener OF the meeting aud editor OF The Day BooF OF
The Caucasian was made Secretary. The meeting then
went to work. some thirty persons being present eX'
elusive OF few gentlemen of the press. Ia,
Mr. HORTON in q few preliminary remarks, eertlheu
10 having received complaints from all parts OF the
State that though the numbers present were sina nc
had in his possession the names OF forty mcwDers from
different Assembly delegations, so that tnere coua m ee
no doubt that tho dissatisfaction throughout thc stare
was W de and general. Tue Abolition party nave ac'
complished for the time being reyouton; the Demo
Albany. false to their fath ana trsdit9a, @
have congratulated the country on the result Ire
test Of true Democracy ths-arc you gong 10 con
sent 10 the Abolition Revolution lie. the speaEer'
had not been suhjugated, aud was not golne 10 DC.
Albany Democrats have declared war 10 lhe hniio
against their own professions. The man nominated
for Secretary OF State the very man who introduced
the Personal Liberty Bill in the Legislature VINO dis'
armed the people Of Mississippi IN order 10 1onnupa va
them to the horrors Of negro insurrection now. no
he speaker did not propose to lie down IN ,be uteI
and eat his words there. lie was sntsheu ih..'
whcer you get one hundre dyotes Tor M ADonlio
Democratic ticket. you can set two hundred ioF
White Mans ticket.
4 Committec-namey: Messrs. Horton, Martino and
Smith Of New. York. Markham OF Suffolk, ana hansel
ford of Kings-were appointed to resolve the seDso
the meeting and series Of resolutions were prOuuce"
substantially rs follows:
The preamble declares in favor OF Thomas Jefferson;
States Rights and Kentucky Resolutions, az indorsed
py every Democratic Presidential Convention. Inc
Albany Democrats not only ignored al ths' Dh' actu
ally ndOrsei their own ruin and oyerthroN ana "en'
/ 10 their opponents for candidates.
The first resolution ayOTs that tho convention AZ
Albany having deserted the true States Rights ahti
Abolition Democrats, Democrats are absoyeu rom ~.
allegiance and consequently Tor the Union as IL
was and the Constitution as 1t is. .
S,c0Bd-The States regarded as foundation stones
having reserved rights. which war was poweiesS 10 re-
We are therefore IN favor OF lmlhe9iae tscus
milton mot reconstructiOn) with uGimpared rights ara
in full fellow ship Of all the States with whom the recent
misundCl standing occurred
T.ird-Ibe doctrine OF White Supremacy ACCORDING
10 the late Mr.. Douglas, who said this Vas Wh1te
mans Government. 80 n, -,
Habcaf Corpus. 49,. -
President johnson in many cases commenda0ie anu
stand ready suppor; him, are opposed 10 MS Ie
tang 10 States what they shal put III tLcil Ophst-
tions such States having sovereign HgA' " u' Dc
SaIT6at the exemption of four billions Of Govern.
rnent bonds from taxation s bold and caring Suu,
toward monarchy and hence we are IN iaiOF OF equ!
taxation. ~. f.s- -
Mrenf.-warns the people against the nroe : et
capa agniust labor, vast railroad coinpihatoHs' oA
iue institutions. and class legislation.
Eiylal-I That the Albany DEMOCRATS were sneht VI
all tie logogoir Z subjects.
Mr' ElgpsALL of " y. on taking the fooT: pro-
noauced eiphntcnly in favor Of the Union as IL "aS
and The Constitution II ls lie mated 10 near men
saving National National. when IL was always, red
erni Federal Federal. Now was the time for great
movem6nr -,
Mr JOIN KEEGAy OF New-York followed, remarking
that though young Gnd inexperienced IN years, no As0
been 10 the Legislature. While there he bad seen
Democrats constantly desert their principles Aae
spcascr further observed that lie vas born ard brea
Democrat and would die Democrat; hat lie respected
the Republican party because it was true TO IL, prln
ciucs but Democrats WHO were false he looked upon
with contempt and would treat them with contempt
here there and everywhere. He OFF. heegan) was
born on soil oppressed, and all the more ready TO
stand up for freedom IN the land Of his adoption lie
was therefore opposed to the Emancipation party HE
speaker in fearless manner inyt igled against Demo
cratic ana Republican corrupiions
Mr. AUCKLAND Of New York then said that the Demo
Gratis had sold themselves to the Republicans through
the National Bond. and Banks Richmond. Caggcr, aRd
Coming calculated To buy up and hold every avenue oi
TRANSFORMATION from tie great West and wanted Leg
isature / o serve theu-onc that would not tax The
bonds by which they hold monopoly over the poor.
Calls Tor Julgc TroN bridge failed 20 bring that gen
toman 10 the hoor owing 10 .ndispotition. various
other members declared the Albany Convention
base and ariy surrender and state hights pai'
l,dium and afterwards the meeting adjourned