New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

declaration and from which it il apparent that the
professions its leaders make to-day are false and
hypocritcal:
SUPPORTING SLAvERY-DENOUNCINGT THE UNION
AND ANTI-sLAyERY PARTY.
\ monster meeting was held on September
Hen i nrdeS speeebe we're made Sy Mayor Wood
II W. billiard Of Alabama, and exGov. Moorehead Of
that the Government OF these United states formed
by combining in political unity widespread geographi-
only in climate products, and modes Of industry but in
social and domestic institutions, and any cause mat
shall permanently these sections in political hos
tity, and establish parties founded only on geographi-
cal distinctions must inevitably dissolve the American
Resored, That in such an exigeney we may and must
exercising the powers OF the Government II l. enough
for know that the stability Of the Union Is lmper-
lied by the principles and proceeding Of the Republican
marty mauife-ted bv the nomination u candidates open
~ favorng and advocating constant and irrepressbe
conflict between geographical sections, the continuance
81 which must inevitably subyert national Govern
nent and pledge ourselves to all proper and Con
sttutional means to defeat their election.
Reso'red, That decidedly disapproye the pending
amendment to The Constitution OF the state Of
proposed by the Republican party for establishing equal
ity Of negro suffrage. ~
MORE PRO-sLAvERY THAN EyER-AssAILs THE
DEFENDERS OF TIE UNION.
The Democratic State Convention, Sept. 0,
Fiseired That we hold next in guilt the faction
which has risen in against the country, the p0lt-
clans Of the North who for years, nave oFFaLGa ana
ALLEVIATE tie different sections OF the country and stir
M between them an irrepresshe conflict" based upon
their domestic institutions, which il declared could
only terminate in the universal predominance OF one
section or the other.
Resored That the Democracy of this State will sustain
war, cJunenance any peace tending 10 the sela-
ATTEMPT 10 peryert this conflict into a for the
cpa0n OF Iaa to all the hopes of the restora-
PURSUING ITS TREAsONABLE COTRsE-THE Ma
TIONAL CREDIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GEITlS-
ResoIred, That the investigations by Congress
and the state Legislatures nave disclosed the existence
of fearful and uneXamped corruption and traYagance
that unless these frauds be checked the whole
mat We would he faithess 10 the principles Of honesty
and economy in the administration Of public affairs II We
did not expose aud dcnOce these the industry
OF the great Of the people; and that IN the
language Of friends Of NewJersey. we soleny pro-
test against such reckless extravaganza and Infamous
pecuation.
democratic meeting at Cooper Institute, oc1il' 1862
PARALYsING TIE NATIONAL GOvERNlIENT-OP-
POSING ENLIsTMENTs AFTER GETTYSBURG.
The Democratic state Convention at Albany,
Bssaised, That the aborve results Of the recent Con;
scrption act ~ Congress not less unjust NeAAtVus ana
ion which have excited general distrst should admon
isb the ADMINISTRATION how much wiser it would be
,,I n. raliance an tho voluntary action OF gallant
and patriotic people ever ready 10 defend their instu
tons and their honor ~
TREASON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINCOLN DE-
NOUNCED-SLAYERY MUST BE PRESERVED.
L
al Albany, sept. l6 ls6i and renomnaied COY SEYMOUR
included among TIE reol4tion, ~ ad"PtSI IIe IoIJHE
By its usurpaton-; IT. disregard oil e ~ Is
violation o personal liberty aud states lights ts resort
promising and cowardy degradation Of the nation IN
it, foreign policy; its peryers!on OF the
determination to proong H. IN the language Of abraham
Lincoln, 10 compel the - abatdonent OF Stft! . as
duty Of the conservative men Of al parties 10 unite IN
Con. frfTffou -
laws passed accordance Herewith the rule OF ITS duty
and tie limitations Gifts F2S sss.
THE UNCHANGED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MEASURES DENOUNCED.
4 monster mass meeting was held In mon
square on sept IT, l66 and was addressed by tle hon
John ]. Hoffman, samuel =. llIieh' NV FaiSohS'
P>s9,Sg mat the precise and clearly defined Issue
now before the American people i, whether they VIII
nds Of The CONSTITUTION a. TO Senators, Representa-
tiyes and Presidential Electors whether they will
S So That II viii not BY conditions precedent
that multiply with the eygeucies OF party not only IN
definitely exclude states from the Union but overthrow
our form Of Government itself.
1867.
STILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAGE-MPEDING RECONSTRUCTION.
The Democratic State Convention was held
In Albany October 5, 1901 Tie third resolution was
RssoIeed That we denounce the effort Of the Radical
party 10 maintain the power II has usnrped by esaD-
n'ug I'm ta iisfra1cbiseneDt of the mass OF the
~ ne poUulaon a. an outrage upon Democratic prin
Plrnbic. and that we stgmatize the refusal Of that
party this state 10 submit the question 0I negro SUI
frage the people a. cowardly evasion Oh PARAMOUNT
issue in the pending struggle.
1857. 80
A"ereat Democratic Ratheaton Meeting was held
ar the Cooper Institute oct 81 l'6 The second reSoin
Rl@sed That the policy Of the Radical majority in
C6grs. which continues IN subject the people or ten
states OF this Union 10 irresponsible Government car
ms ~ PROMISES OF the Constitution OF the United States
and h ,ubyersiye Of the fundamental ideas Of our Gov
fbis great wrong has been persisted in, az now
being disclosed to % t tnsec PeoRhs e whole people
of those states the absolute supremacy IN their oea
Governments aud In their represe niatoh n 'e ~
Emerging from personal seryude Is abhorrent 70 the
civilization of mankind and myoVes us nlLI oa o
Northern states In the consequences OF
thrd of tine and One-Juarter OF tne hSs Oh sp
rasentatiyes which 20 rule over us u the dominion
- an organizad class of emanc.pated slaves, no are
Witbon lng OF the training habs Oh traditions oil sell
government ,SaS
rrou TREA sON TO REPUDIATIOE.
The Democracy of New-lOrk, IN convention
as-en,hied reafirn the National Democratic platform
sanI In NeW-York on the 7th day Of July. aud they
en- The special attention OF Their ie2H 90 we ne
foIowins propositions embodied III tii' d''iaiauoh VI
THU The payment of the public obllgatons In stret
IN the bond anu in the lawful currency " the
country when coin j. not speclnsd' ,,,.t,r. a.,
fo,r The payment ~, tSei gl terms lTe 'O''
nm Equal taxation 81 eHsry ,h ci pnrle
M iin1 aearion Of the system, and 1.-THE disc9niF
spce of nquisitoria modes " assessing ana coeehS
n'' Jul democratic state Convention, sept 1904
1869.
,-,.r,,eur ny pEFEAr-4ssnLISG THE PEOPLES
C,toICE-DIss ATIsFIED As EYER. ...
PesoIre,i, That we arraign the administration
., psi.ut Grant fslss to these principles and meas
o. - ~ t. nledgrs 20 give the country peHce. II has
- ,,rti.an purposs-. prolonged the dlsuhlon OF tht
49, add iy military dictauon AMI arbitrary PehA
] g,rfua Ia
t s-ept 10 it, II has failed 10 protect 'he
nas.aS and hae gvon cOunteuanfa AMI snnDoH W o"'0