New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-05
PARALYzING THE NATIONAL. GovrpNvryr-,

PARALfZING TIE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT - OP-
POSING ENLISTMENTS AFTER GETTYSBURG.
The Democratic State Convention at Albany,
Sept 10. 1858:
Resored, That the aborve results of the recent Con-
scrpon act OF Congress, not less unjust vexatous and
oppressive, both in its character and execl-
ton which have excited general dtrus should admon-
place its reliance the voluntary action OF gallant
and patriotic people ready to defend their insutu-
lions ana their honor
PURSUING ITS REASONABLE COURSE - THE Ma
TIONAL CREDIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ETIYS-
ResOiued, That the investigations by Congress
and the State Legislatures have disclosed the existence
OF fearful and uneXamped corruption and extrayagnce
country must be involved in bankruptcy and dshonor
that would he fahess to the principles Of honesty
dd expose and denounce these wrongs the industry
.. inc great massess OF ne people ana tnat IN the
test against such reckless extravaganza and infamous
Democratic meeting at Cooper Institute, Oct L, 1862
1861.
MORE PRo-sLAvERY THAN EvER-AssAILs THE
DEFENDERS OF THE UNION.
The Democratic State Convention, Sept. 5,
ResOlred That We hold next in guilt to the faction
Clans Of the North who, for years have organized and
sustained system of agitation tending aud intending 10
ALLEVIATE the different sections Of the country and 10 stir
up between them an 'rrcpressihe conflict based upon
their domestic institutions which 1t declared could
only in the universal predOIninauce of one
section or the other.
Resolced That the Democracy Of this state viii sustain
no war; nor cOuntenance any tending To the scpa
ration OF these States; and that they will regard any
attempt TO pervcrt this conflict into for the
cpa0n of slaves fatal TO all the hopes OF the TesOTa
ton of the Union.
1860.
SUPPORTING SLAvERY-DENOUNCING TIE UNION
AND ANTI-SLAYERY PARTY
A monster meeting was held on September
49, 1860, at the Cooper Institute, at which Joshua j.
Henry presided. Speeches were made by Mayor Wood,
III. W billiard Of Alabama, and eXGov. MOorchcad OF
Kentucky. Among the resolutions were Resolved
by conforming in political unity widespread geOaphi
only in climate products and modes OF industry but in
social and domestic institutions, and any that
shall permanently array these sections in political hos
uy, and establish parties founded only geograplH
cal distinctions, must inevitably dissolve the American
Union.
Resoiued That in such an exigency and must.
disregard any subordinate questions OF administration m
exercising the powers of the Government. IL is enough
for us to know that the stability of the Union mpcT
He'd by the principles and proceedings of the Republican,
party manifested by the nomination OF candidates openly
favOring and advocating constant and irTepressiDe
conflict between geographical sections, the continuance
Of which must inevitably suDvert national Govern
men and pledge ourselves to all proper and Con-
stitutiOnal means To defeat their election
RCSOtUcd lhat We decidedly dlsdpprONe the pending
to the Constitution of the State OF
proposed by the Republican party for establishing equal
10y of negro suffrage.