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ceivitig Six Hundred and Fifty
Vcilchuyler Colfax Nomi- .
nated for Vice IPresident on the
p a! . sg-ff V; Mi . Itt • 1
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pee et e IPittsburgh Gazette.
:1 CHICAGO, May 21, 1868.
t
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• Pro TA&
no Natioyal Convention ever
i perforznad its "bnaines o 1 proinptly as That
I 'IVA Mirtlitf*VioniWW1 3 0.41 t, 0,1 5 1 Pei 6 x , ',,,
0 . - This was owing entirely to the great ein2
ciency: of, General Hawley, the presiding
officer,`
*ho*On encomiums all aroulticit
_his masterly handling of the Oonven on.
1
Last night not one of the leading candi
ir -,•-Tire= the t , tg le f it *R C Y. w°l4l/ have.
. ' 4 'l ` ffitedifithig - *fth i tiolfax, who was to
.
. day nominated on the fifth ballot, he havi!
- ing started off fourth upon the list., !lad
...`„:' l•'':tbil„.._ Pm:l k virticnt bettapeld one week ai , Or'
- had the impeachment of the Prteffienti3llo-
needed, Mr. Wade would . fth fimade
rt o
' ^trittch' ' stronger - 'fight ' -He was T eur.,-
rounded by as gallant, true : and' ie ' ' od.'•- ,
• - -Mends tureveristirmtmded a man, but m
..:.....,.... ' sinlastmapon. or otheraossibly the fear that
)_: : ,:aatteritivilmtlyvelreald form a combin don'
• and secure the majority necessary for om
- : ;.:;ii':'inltiPnt theYl l offired,and.the tide of the
Oinif4atioi§et-Vti l kl* l *: . ,The si y.
n:t. ; 1 t JAW the, gene* Ilementligaden in theranks
ni i .
~,..,...._ of3',Vade's friends : was glven.by some° the
.-.-Aiidc: delegates, who `announced the' de
. ,' :i 4 terMiniitioiito . bolt', their "lnstructio and
vote for : Colfaxon second' ballot. ef t
_....,
,71,rerela,:.3$?4011r.i,!u)d). ,Horace enlemett
L.T. Hunt, and N.H.:Nettlefien. On the third
'hillOt they 'were' joined by S. Hemphill.
r. 1 i " ' ''' i The, ettieSggatpis, I/etched closely the course
•:' , '' -. 7 );bf the! Ohlb ileiciittes- ;land when on, the,
fourth ballot Wade was deserted by s till
. .': - ! - ttiliiitlier;442:o,l62pbell, the Wade ranks
.broke,, and, an tumentmilable - fStampede set
in; r'Which-dioie, thi-Yenton, iyilson,and
ttifeltii-,im*lii!,Ocilra#::, thid . rheVeinillit ''
'-- ' ' _Was beaded lii - the 'Wade teen of Pennsyl
ilinfiliand wen .r*nansgos.i oti#ke
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rotiltik:tiniet- i iiiptiii •Arid .Ncir& Cam
..-;..,1i-iilo;*. 02 1 1/01MIltrel l tife4tittiir i e stock -
1.!*; , ''-' ' Nnts - risitti laid 'iiiiit . 'llolegst4ene esPoneed
.:"4 . .......his cause,t . ,^oietily , deserting their fi rst
: 5 ...,T .(crl: . .aitliceOlita:C6lL tjuiliftlilisiilist he was nom:-
iitsted,;With..l9oVide4 1 '
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to.Pi •."'"': ''..-'-'. it.
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J ',I ,-,..-•,.,...-. Thewerff Yotk:dsbipitien stood firm and
i ' -'' ''' -) •solitilytili Wedeln, bat the latter's chances
r '' .:, •-. ' ;, were fenderietylointed by the Albany 10b
,.' . bilstsWhe endeavored, with what effect is
' '':•!-,' i •lesie - rtilto buy their favotW's nomination.
j . ,"? .l :',ll:7:',.their'' interference the Fenton • - meet ;
i
charge their defeat. 4 rhe memorabß7ldwi.
ivode letter to Fenton had wide eh culation
-..• ..- ii :aisid iffd fittati th dame New York'span
&date. The New York Grant ,OfrOAI, Odell
I by Hugh Hastings, Thomas M u rphy, Gen.
Arthurs, Wm. Orton, Rufus Andrews, and
Senator Cromley, asserted here at 411 times ' .
-and places, that Fenton would lose Grant
d 7 -.7 _re ,- • New,Yorky - put on the sameticket. Their
' ' - bloWs - viere well directed and damaged‘bn
-1 rnewsely. - • ,• , 7 ~. ;
Curtin, too, had defection in the Pennsyl
vania delegation. S. A. Pcirvitince gto. ROJI ,
Cinieron headed it, and they visited other
States and said, " Give us Wadeor Haman
who can carry Pennsylvania, but uOd
1 Curbed it vidll b 9 be lost," and ibt•yelp,Me
. "1--- tell iffivaYS. 4 ' Had the vote; ail taken yesterday, Hamlin would probably 7have
won, but a streak of unexpected good for
' tune met Colfax, always a luc if .r ilinT; (MO t
T. - Y: -
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tiv i tnei/offthilsgoew...tdewn. with .tha t of
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I- ''' `•''-' i'lEitipl IfhitO"Nyw, anaßtilson weakened. :
-Y , thtritirsiistao - they could not recover until
".",,e.:;,tltoti Late:,...4ll"hatibilidd.it very handsome
'4l-4; , , , :e*fighiatit ',',0 , , , ,1,V#40?„, - *td: demonstrated 4
t'tfurgrlisdhk been for himohe
i l.' " k ** o4 iiiiie'lmi 3 ?" l :#l l 7,ition%m ss })} n .4 -
' `) ,•• L' .7 "' ndiiai iiiii 'Wiwi»! iiiirse isSi been a general'
~-, a tammede out of the eityUidghtp:Nt*.;
,ti*.t.)% *!4he a nti impeachment papers
conservatives
ate ``-° do ve
' - 41,111 r=cket virp
7v. !lifitie'.llkfiglivii 'Sre everywher e kfltu4eol4,-
aid iiiiithiiiiiien meeting , is being held in
7 ' , •'• lo e - :tlilianiftescalb gida.
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• • , n ;•.; ,tf.-_,at, 1•.• , . :71111100 4PPMPATCILi, 1
:1A40 . .* 1 4_) 12 4b*r **ails, atidAbl' •
souVrottitimelegatlisitredbiappoilited the
their htftlimilien dallaiNtd, still the pd.!
to fefu Vritr echolatlx Collis I'M ,
* *solid rank - find' iittr
-.Aye ,I i 1 . 11 tifeugelmibittykitimresywhere. He hilf:
,- , 1 I ,l 4P l M l 4l4#lll l cf toe minatson.,
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~ :_is said to be in
aun k ei-'1 4 :1 11 '
- ` rich"
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.:. -1. i 3z - ofc , theoprombetity,deu i p te is i ii - 2 , Vi s ii
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rsr"wt. 11 4 1 0 1 r
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Stin't"lncreafie rl ihis. Wade's friends are
likely to break after the first ballot ioi Mai;
its
,Colfax ha!3,
me go ular strength- in the
Cre:fr'OkTaletli t kAYliitu ipinorganized part.
of the Southern &legs - mdicate a purpose
iciiiiitilic'arVilionl , but if any new combi-
Atttlitto iatall c hettgpsaa ttpert, the tendency,
tawaras concentration.
tekrt i r=l Resolutions have
'1- Is understood the
X.cfoinr,, was foreshadowed WI MrOral
•Sfthres'*ecii; at least in spirit. It
_elpe oszged
con some of Fenton's friends are.using
tniatiby flifellW ti riddi,Wer•At [o *d of
f expoeure In
on venon Pr P.
Wade att d friends hr Many
support?•l
Inttatte x -whlOr h feeling appears to be
Brilbref. n. At this hour
no • • • • .• ous leader of either wing ventures
a tive prediction on view.
p AVlVeent l ,oP was called to order at
11.16.' Prayer•vhis made by Rev.. Dr. Gull
iver of Chicago . The President ahnounced
that Coqurrittee onitesol,ntlons had just
trisiielphSitT they thuldVinot..be ready until
eleven o'clock.
Mr. Spiincer of New York, moved that .
Abli4rsioUrtiOris of the ynlon League be
spread upon the record. •
hlr. Conway, of Louisiana, moved that the
Irescklutamsfbl
~reatio -r
A tlelegath dHlkeh4low can.thuse
resolutions be acted upon by thrsVotivero•
tion until reported back by the Committee,
''iiiirm_the,rifiestsighlre` the reference with
out debate
Mr: Spencer, of New York—There may
14=IretrIslottf ,s.in entering those
pia Mut retOrd we' shall by no
means adopt them, but only extend an act
vfice tivcirliyireoiting in our proceddings
' the fact that they sent us the resoluticins.
• This la.a matter of. fact which has transpir
ed and which ought not to be ignored.
Mr. Conway—l call for Ilifireading of the
resolutions.. • - t. 0 ,•:,,-;., , j z :
~..
The Fre* ent—Tho., Senetary . .:Vtli` t.ettd'
~the-,Netlititi ‘,4 A' : 4 . p -
ti
The &Cedar irbWeite"&to read the reso
lutions adopt s by the National Council of
the Union League of America, in session at.
:Chicago; May. /9th. 4868, as follows:` ••• ' - '
Resolved, That we deem the Union
League of America of vital importance to
the success of the Republican party and the
:maintenance ofloyally,-11borty and equal
rights lit the - Union; ' arid' urge its being
vigorously. sustained and reorganized. in
all the gtates as the right arm of tb#tiltin
Resolved, .r.
Resolved, That we pledge the loyal -peo
ple4the Aorth.,to uphold, protect and de
fend the korai Peoplenf the South from W.:::
juriotus oppression and au..vutsination„ and
to this end will use all the means -in `our
power, even the eau 0 14_4431 1 1YOquisitei
in defense of their - right tciilfe, libeitY'4ind
the purinit of happiness.
Resolved,. That, we would express oar. ;
highh i'ppreeiittloit of the sublime patience,
forbearance and . magnanimity of the ne
groes of the South, and their devotion as
soldiers throughout the Unio n chiring the
war of the _rebellion, and of , their hearty
-loyalty, and becoming deportment since,
showing that under all circumstances in
which they have been placed, they have
i ialftd'ZhtkePOlUW.lci': ettir hands the
boon of an American citiseni - the..
r illlallitilltrlged4bis truth - . that. fr Tea
eminently wise and always safe to act with
Oltiltytaielliistlesloull men, without re- '
gard to race or c010r... *: - ~T .. ,, . . .10,
Resolved, That impartial suf fr ag e i-!
cardinal prinCipal of• Abe „Republican party,. ;
and should not be abandoned, and that we
urge upon the several States and npon Con-'
gress the adoption of such measures as ~sill l
Benno the fight of sniffrage to . every Amer. , '
icon citizen impartial. • - '-''
Resolved, That we fully endorse the ac-1
tion of Congress, and consider the hour ase ,
passed for hesitation, comprothise and lent-
4 = l , t°lll4datfiglielko suPPurk e
ami defend
't ' • rs lira 'etideav r to restorstihem to'
power, and that the loyal people of the
count* , are unanimous in the sentiment:
.thikralX*hugefy, pa Op :ogle umler foot
-the sictiicifOonfor the tnaintqoance of I
the principles our gallant soldiers and sail
ors
fought and died to secure, ought to bei
burled', from power , - by the mina everp,
-loyal and OonWtutional•ineana deVlSed, and .
that one, whoever he may be` r that has
been recreant to his duty in sectideff this,
failed to meet the loyat,expectatioiia of the
• .lOyal•peoplii of the country, will bituarked
by men, and will deserve the indignation
and censure he so richly merits,. and will
be opi k srmus4 in thunder tones . an un ,
worthy servant;; whose - place ld be
..:,c
-filledliy e a tine patriot, and we " 101 l . r
. gatigiltd fyikortlP eipzdemn the
. 4.; Wrens'
Condon, of the Senators who . ... in
4 a to or d ei ffin •_-•••• • e land,
in o u
ting for the a:- •Velittal a._ f Andrew John,
eon, Nh i g ir zf i c i . , knew to be gulE the_
crimes ' tihd.ditsdied th untry?'
in thi;lsinr of I perit,•iiiii . we them ,
i 'with,,tlio/se traitors to their party and coun
try,,Cowan, Dixon, Doolittle and Andrew
1 3ohniain; 'with-the assurance that a traitor's=
3 1
h r'lf.l= l li i v fully recom=
mem',to. the. National n'Convention
the nomination of that tried' *Adler, Judi ,
elms mni, and reliable loyalist, U.S. Grant;
for Prolddent, and la r kt ill ydottbVt i
`ffcanttittl it prtrealr encedi
ifpr l yma gmatdrack ith sttoli en we
feel =indent of Victory, as our cause is
lateinentlyThat of truth, justice :... 0.• -I
'righttentost be a . ~ 2 ed of by t•fI;.
dllog,!Of; I, i•::Aii the Commit
':t,iiiion, - , •= - 6111 . 4 • 30 r- :2 k• 8 ~ , li• : .
to outspend . tbkolulet• - • f4p . .1:. If ! ;II .
~,..4 e. L . . . ....n . l ot Prent for the , 11 '1 i'. .7
r.l d.. edvefosno, no." 1 • . •
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~ ,Ifentocky
_moved to.ta le it. .- - - ••:' s -" •,-•
,- Mi; flosading withdrew_ his motion.
Me. .1 - ones, ofOrilkiiihr . k that the rifle;
of the Convention requited eld
;the ref .
pf,Au .reaphatOnamltliqut debate.. He o
1
- • • I .lnitn •Ir - MOsefiredolutiona back -
, . ~v . 1 , tor- discussion. before
' youth:on la
~ . j ._,•T i Ugh Con .
~ ,regard to :
•-• • Tr. been heard. It t t' - practice
ahodld bear otettatiedirit would obstruct the
imiliktairtif-theOltriehtiOil: i Illf IMIROIt I.
; rouvwtit observed. • Poiliiiiii' the'
'•
C° -mMI 'Lee we nd
4! tea;
tatr; i w ti lt i t
Ilimemasidi•4ll,4 . • . ,;,,,: , -
I,WcirOiittlii r it i neitilito(ork,'calthita"
, illoriaktyl'of' :, •
.tpht , ~ aina,,Aboivota,
, ir p i guo- tit gy . WWI* and
I ttlteott , ' --t • •'• •tn. Iptikeedlngamta44.
v a t
then w itia takett'We the motion . to.
Jahlef:whlchlfeltego. o : •.- ' ' • , ...0-11 4.
Hr. Spence, of rogr.vr_ York,: ;novo" . mato
Ablv.:l49lStfotilajilat 'M`dion. - the table be:
itz taken-i 'tikenfrorn the 14hleaTintna h l piz.b.
*West iOnteiregtOWifkrrm olll *
• Ai:a o f
n the ODIC , _'' •;. : •.‘ . . - • - - -il
iiligegiice+tow.:lnotion is to tahte the
moth& telehlrhit the solidi:o%W., i; ; kr10:;. , ,
' . - Mr. Opencer.4nuove;the wlNPll , !'onlifreek 4
-' • . „ • • •- . _ • ears.] • •jpalp,
move ! 4es*EAJOlNl vt the. - septietUatt...
. . itth e . . J u st taxere -- ir
theize. ,
....tomintatbecaniej Toted . *
36ct is (lai r le =. l 4 ll4l e
On the tab e- I i n,
;lake. itl
- , •;•• !t i. ~,, _. . ...A N ltatjaativentton . to. . ..
• • - 1•AFG44447., -•pcs. . - ! _ -• - •o.-.3m. i., , us AA
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• j'.irratiess.
= • r Itielelar43lifil
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t . rmvi ,• - .. VY l `47 -1 •7,;:l. :. , .' . '' : .'• ' .
to r : . IrAlrytelt .
then
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IWYMIK-ofiieiii-iiiilllia
8E22
hfr...rfas,sanrok, of Ohio.
clieofe.]
lINEW/E.OIOOI634,II.ABILLRECK, OF .
. Mr. Hassareck, of Ohio, ex:Min f-
Eqnadcif; was' lipein and made an
eloquent campaign, r spor,Oit- il l ei p roceeded
with an elocitlent Speciclki in w
counseling - a : Mil-advance tow .O •
parent obstacles which would disappear on
our approach, he said: Ido not shut my
eEnrto the magnitude of the prolmn this
emtlr is, -called ~ upoil Ao solve." The
k' Is tuft "recomitricilon," as some
say. It is "regeneration." How shall
t be accomplished?. Let us tlifdbfe
aid the`4ldtnation. 'There was 11 gioulby '
with slaves as the corner stone other 'social
political institutions," with la > . •
upon as disreputable and unbecoming
tlemen; her real estate in the hands o a
few wealthy families wielding irresistible
'lnfirienee; her agriculture retro
grading; her cities and towns decaying;,
indtistry paralyied; her commerce itol-2
guishing; the middle and lower classes de
moralized by . the; baneibl influences of
slavery; men bred to the belief that they
were born ta conunand and that traffic in
fellow creatures was a divine tostAtutioni,
men Whtibad beef' Wight from their'
eafii
est childhood that a state had a right to
withdraw from the Federal compa*atitt,
that secession das not treason or crime, but
at iumstitollomil
Some eonftudon occurring in the tobb,i, '
the speaker said: "I do not belittlaMlib
Convention is in the spirit to listen to a
dlyant f abiallowozr any political subject; sue
at I am nerprepired I would rather be ei
eased until the business is over; (Cries of
"gun on, go on.")
The President called upon the pgoe#443'
is the lobby to 'see to it that order was pre
served
Mr. Hass.tunEeK.—These ined mow 'firtiv.
ly believe that they have been :outragat
and:oppmeed. by tote Gtrverntneht. Vaat.
ttliale - alittrearchi antt eotuater-marehed
over the South; the torch of war. ,lukk,car--
r:ed desolation into her very. heart. The
shackles of slavery have beii — stricken
from her Urnbsand freedom has been pro
'darned the ' birthright of every
individual . breathing in our fternb
lic. There_ you have , two-- vl 4 '
es. The 'rine -eduditttid In the Preill'
dices of privileged aristoeracy 'feel,' smart
ing uhder the bitterness of, defeat and--dis
franebhjetnent,llveri of That t• - • •
elf fit , p a their pet pc reduced tts ,
*wry scud -, an ready to Ily to
arms again at the first favorable opportun
jty because not convinced
tuid . dimitaterited..b all the wild reckless
ness and ferocity wlr rt.
ich the derrwalizingt
relation between master and slaveltturt in
ifothiblyvtodoe; thelotheir claw, brought
up
in ignominy And titintiliatioa, tyranized
over and oppressed, and enjoying no rights
which ; white men were, *land to, respect,
just emerging from a degrading servitude,
with crude and undigested notions of free
dornoand perhapLan easy.prey to tbadetn4
ea:TON out : fhb of gratitude to the
•iirernment which ' • brok ethfiff
ciVerflefwid . g; • with • ieuthtudastW 16Y.filt"
to the nag .oWll','l4l. brougrthe , ft'
freedom, and determined to di irtliCir
new t ~ , a tith,thi),•sts,,, lb 44i •:,
.rM'' re, • admit lhis bra" • • '
Wein ? To.create order out of chaos,-ree
' citietlEtbie hostile elements in the South,
while s t pprWin the WOO la trytaig Itts It.
'meat to ran the- flames divord,o•resent. I
ment and vindfctiveliess; rtmlatie pelt ,ce
allay prejudices establish sectiritY"amlfist
'scenes of bloo&shed and violence; tb.direct
:misspent energlo into channels •of indua,.:
try and trade. restore business And labor
amidst inveterate arietocratic prejudieti to
- rebuild an edifice with such a predonairud;
ing quantity of questionable material, ere-,
- ate prosperity ichere ruimandiieszay ikpow,
- supreme, is perhaps the most difficult prpb.„
lem ever submitted to the wisdom cff tit
,tal men. I have heard it said that the
r iiouthena porticirat of our country are in
,:want of a .new Moses to lead
a people unfitted for selfirrsertt
ment to and, fro in, the wilderness
until atm generation vtlth its, prsjOices.
and vic es has died away4and a new genera=
Hon has sprung up undiaf a different sys
,,tem ofsociety. But, fertunately; it • does
not take forty - years in thits wonderful coun
try ot.ours to bring upnt new geuersticat.
A writer in lußlackw4rd's lkfthly., 7 P ii
Brits tore nuaiailne, once said that the
'Americans have a remarkable but success
ful yak of blmidering rough their (Ill&
cultielp e - m
Theray bes truth ame in this
, assertlbn. Blunders mey have been com
mitted in our many attempts to solvkis
problem so nevß, unpreeefiented and dilly'
,cult, but even our blunders have their les...
sons, andbenoe will contribute .to, hell! US
through our difficultustLet us trtditto the
spirit of our Institutions, the principles
l . which underlie thern,3lle wean% of . our, :
people, the glorious imsepases of our past,
for they are guaranties'of a bright, esprix,
r: future. Our first task will be to iindef
, stand the problem; the next lo 'find , the
'roper means of di s posing of the ;pestle* /
' The surest, safest, will be never to lose .
' sight of first principles. There and . . ,
bfundamentalliuths upon whick.. -K. = I
e...= ..11 . . ts, pertain e - „..,,,,.... 1 ..
lefifillipW i• % . - whicklmr • s'7 - • 717
system_ ix .. • , *met- these truths'
and, principles ;how us the way„
avistsreeppreemetby day and pillar cif
gh't'Tip n igh t; ildWif tilted ea* be out of
the Wilderness, and behold the land 1
„ • • , A I . . .. . . . : .. " imdw.
Go I ' 4 4
city ' . • .. ‘ .. , . ted for the
heir., ,n, • ' i l A .. * ~,, a ~.. libe r ty.
heir eaidlnal purpose is -.. ' ty, It is
'self' evidenC that , the sudden trans!iti n ur .
.Izoin,jolavary,mitgeedom,. and sugh a
ire+eltdand ksthe substitutio n of en entirely
) Ateatyvsmietyr Willa timer
motional tat esoon r.
)Izragamettrit. th m e tistM 1112der' '
..and • isecUldtb Oki+, kettiV a ir bii for them
iind the Oolinto.7aLitte be no riots,
no mobs, no burr i 4et ' school h o u ses aw l
YdeldShisilllch Andassasshistion, no
Ku-Klux-Kus. Union man 1 gialigitl,
f ilw " Mbilbsi ..1" to Vtanclittznulitt n-'
ofthoi b r •of pankm slid prep.'
owes th.st4p,y,e te
li g i
lo "live mien r
, norguitn Aneraharthr
able to Rasithrougef
T4lie s Amor
the.Co u yti k upki'
„pirrsguru ir nxil t yy: A •
- • oat , •-•e?1,1” It milipte.—; • ,>•• ^
• tt
-RA .l - - r oil , -
oty 4
- itearwhlehhmv
1514111ril us Tbis:risi .t fidni of, br
' 4ll,
sok
puce and security is llBoollllirt
business and /
*hole country. With •
out pine Boutld never recover from
Wirt the deveicv:
en o er resources vital of soul
Mellit,eo/ Would be setb*
t '-
ipumneurnatraulil.
theilionthirould
UMW
w iii itl tibtilgN
i ff ir SlE Mir The
rqsheA,
eat, n attrt=Z
Hav tiers from -
harbored, and piloted ou.r riwithf
ta w ..„..
arid. vin. ry9
attet",
those who • to estahlish • - T
its'a ,-Tacjimoo ho , , : !?, . • t
there are no loial Obveinrde Lter,
•WhAhertiote Goverithlente
.:4a.‘lri.Wby thole' ' • •
• ' PlAPHitabahtli ' '!'
Mil 3 .741/h Entittligantent i
.% ci edronlit.
be a mere nntehine
doppresiLdfilfililice
eign lands. Why net-A tili4jAirb#
themaf,Atine;-rpsay that e';re.
he pelt* dse t can only be
fished an maintained by 'kesfiliirthe
party, inpower .which will :de It" The'
power of' ti'! 'Federal Govern MUM;
not be entrusted to the hands fitioseqwho
bet:light tbesp tippleet[en the country,
those who would extenfranarchyanduwe
t i l i f t hi c kuyad u mtraints from the Sout44ol
Limit country at_ir : ctime,
when they most need th - e d protect:
Aare of the Federal Go r yerrunep L
,Thc; er of the nation must nbt . ' bli c ;rl- 1
- • ••• 4olitiOaNif tlottalibArtY;liihf" is
,rnot_plppys _ has been the of literleiti-•
olence. ll :ltz tribe
not De entrusted to the partyWhichl having
been advocating and defending slavery, Is
identified with all its excesses, •artd, by
Webellion and in,
su on, s aret w fli" Andrew Johnson
the blithe atid'retippitsibility forprennt
affairs_lirtheitkmth. saczed duty of
P . roirtingbelplest:and odeffinceless freed
men MOIL; not be enttnOtifd tp , the hinds of
those who are • daily cpreaching 'th'e
, bo re d
„t 4,
.tbc_ ma,. and aronsing i the
mob by apps to its lowest piejtidtEerfarei
fiercest passions. _ The wolf must not - '' be
meitta oas tPd t kitottb f ilmnbi• nor least
th Tosve - IMpointed In he protection of
the hen - roost. In the fidace, 'thinirs.l
- to establish peace security in the
South, it Isneoeseary to keep the power. of.
the Gcrverttnientbutof the, hands of the Dem
ocratic In gat' iseosnd place, it is
the_ezeconcdliation of
:114101513t. aleioeats. removing •as much
as possible - le l• s • of complaint.
To do thiEr w e Annet again recur to
first principles. To regeneMe nacos,
eery to intbm into the administration the
hmetofore unknown tons policy,*
' principle or 'equal justice to ta t South,
ern institutions wart, thoroughly ltirish,
erotic. It is necessary- tb: -base :them on
principleedifTmetut Detriocr
racy in its higher, noble
• rhskac, and not
its present party signification. • Let Teton--'
struction be bated on theftmdamentalldea
.of Anieriglangeinthtipatibllll LLB -anmitmeed
in the Declaration of Independeribe.r,l
knew thern ,, mo ..oidectkina nan d to
admittingcettain-chmazot:attizaßto, pm-
Iltittaticeritt the exensisamt.politi*rights.,
leis said that.:2lll! - Alalte4 id . •
10 in '
MEM
liPriecTiiim7.-Triiiorionderiiiiiiirtno. _
i welfare. - Let me answer these insiAbortiler
[ objeetiens.. „ In theisugnage of - thliacaily,.
ieboimmilitiemittentrezihrthe:
eviislivhich:neirllfueqtaVauedem_lussill
,cee,And • Ulett4 cure • tit friairoh,.: vichante .1
prisoner first 'leaves his cell Iteesonot hear
she light of day; he is unable to discriminate
or recognize faces. But the remedy Is;not,
- 'to remand. Min: te,hiS dungeon,' butt* ac
custom him tothe.;.rays - of the sum ' The
blaze of truth hadilherty rat -at first idea=
Ale.and bewilder nations which have become
half-blind in the I r geof bondage , butiet •
- thSfffltirderoli. Tenon be- able- to
, heir if:lallinir ilt:s. ' politicians of. Par.
time are in,, thc_ -habit of ling
it down- sszwi- NOSOvitAnit . pro port ion
that no people ought to be free till h ey are
AIWA°. use , theitiretsle, m. Themaxim is
worthy of the tbol in the old story who; re •
solved not to go, into the water t he had
learned tosiiim. ' [Applause. - If Men'are
ibev ;
to wait for liberty till they m 0 wise
and good In slavery, they •may indeed wait
forever. Hence, let true democracy the'.
ground.workof.reconstnoction.').liet there
,bo , nolbitistir.idid nci illitek,l nil:privileged.
and no disfranchised classes. Put them all,
on the same broad footing of equality bet,
fore.; the law. .- /oat all Men: Wive, .4 - fair start
in the.race B*: Let no 'man he,witheut
[ the mbaniaotitilfifkethillOzand of vindicetr.
Intl,, r ow)Awly. feelth or b'rinelples.
i t rifbalitertglitless al ow no govern,'
Ittwithout the coneePt fat the govetneit . '
Let there be no odious orlmitating &Mind.
tions orfthe gronnd of opinion or color. The
reconstruction , laws:of lOongress have par- -
gaily ~fUl t tlied-.,,,, A - • reltuktutomot
: bait` - to -Astabum- ~ ce,- -:: security,
d seconciiiistiOP, 4 1 • ' . , deratione . of.
- -lightereldetatesManship command es,W
: ' on. step Author, and, couple universal,
-with-PniTa& nen fai ca ffaXi‘e s
lifer -xistente oftr e iaa i
. wee of -.initiation • •And : - disc . .4
, :. din.' , threatened ' 'peril as the:doimiti
i' 'ik Itio ir = ll."" = -11 tf i l l git ,
WIWI ,comuit crimes which
. - either Otbd rid l 3ap,, e man forgive; but live.
1 41411 ""*P li k ta * 1 to uSkahelveltbe
resentments of the t _ HqVglven Jo" ;
'llVibaratiaT be i f ''3‘24aqsk
nab; ut o,pq r t;
A
a mass. Alleles; of legislatio n ` Wed'
azakinothis smettuy become aetreeientehi 1
and dangerffus to those $bY Wlibbi.nr
ehpkue those aftustAtom"direeteiCto t
t
• ' forejudieetib . ' lor-, o abate and hos
tilities of 'race to *ear away .in
AA% ? we /114 c! .
just
!err
p iens° .
field band votes ,whiles - ~,
anasterteMaine , elLised.:'
oPefildevill .bigt , with the ' OK
d1e144
lot
.0,
,ths, e owl oft .
' liV e° Mll l thb`ftuttentwhit es fir, .. A I
1.
4
sitnstion. But those t pre dill - ' '
'mum will.. This te,h attire 011
easily, accounted hire, 13 Cle . lit themlin
I..w.lir s hiad !sleek,' and bAtigabrmecots4:
.1 - a ig
' li ' .4ights.:
Irlarefelti,
IT: sce r
--Ipoiy
',WWI
V e hr
41 :0144V 1 fadility '41.09 .---- - If — 44: au .
this 1► UAW been tn. kite364l2 ihAt j
i nt
lin "by the abolition: 044*. :Xi
hid hentrebled , ttuwa
n vin opeertn4tee **kW
11 1 4 r4 -1 41 1 F:1 1 4 -" ha
- - -
'- li,
=I
EliiiMll
=RENE
Sal/I'J UP/ va ,i ' t •43
:90MUASX owl:id/am:: Tkiey • : i people
,;:ttrlttibltt:polltlctitti' 'ecogoollhd fores ht,
ZrY.l7 lO !)r Ilut Vely .• - '3 / 1 5
the
• 4 orlittlloss:' • , - t ,
mili t ias
' ..4i '4" . ' no,'
of the 1,....
rheidni • iii — iiiniber of almost
tics 1 instaness :of :Altair blindness.
illindiairmriittentheydrivainway North:.
.artnintercluunavogrzaethanitat instead of
iir - thenk
, ~. 'i Wlthi.APftn arms sad '
, •,. ,: tor, , , viegApromote that&
Anti - ' .l . , ^ -.. .. .StoNaqvirn;,-bot they
11,A.' -,,,' 6. X4 6 „.4 I .e§eMit4 1 1_, demomb.i.:,,
, ' ',lvy iN A; • Fir to:wor peace and
. 4 '''
th 'ail mi*ni 'and property.
6 . t. ' rot d -to' the voice of
iiiiftobt , Itns titk_bliiii," Gentlemen of the,
filinutltittlardiddsl restnirces of your
:sdotionr,olbeietirmniTtsis I very great
4,lliithstuti ossiostramilsAbS repression
ofyons , 0 fld9/9110thrioh4 order and
T .
L' I ' ' ', • ' PA Tully is
100;,,',... ,: ,' ~ , istra .•• bun
pa
I ".' -! 1 r 4 1 - 10 6 , '‘ 4l 4' '"?' • ' 11 / 2 ' ' beftgarY•
hibinnestsiiitl. , 'Y. , e . 4 tattiesumeao
Wti/enidpr _ thiPlita : 4 . .'.. Id to warn
"Oh *east Oar , ~
,•', '
Z oe on tbo,
advrice - of t ratimlerss 'QED , SW ihnil,i l
the Democraticrimlyalibon t r e pends of
the saiddlawltaltlmildela FASIA,
.andr.enecisalr.:tpl tlioaellwith NVllOlit -- 116
1.14 a 34.4;91 1 1');#1442. Alm ! v but it'
;was r stti tn , tb&w: l 7sug - : I','.• • L=Af lthete
i
•lifesitt_4 - ' - me - .4'ha I- ~ 7 1. , c psi ty has
odo the • . . • gun# : :to, it has been
n , vdeldt Went As'atands :ot
bouthere di; . , lliiiirlstili ent has ru
ffled its 'muslin , : The'dOtil as, enforced
'the price of his Iterviteg -f/tiMlitti#4.l" - If
its risisrepiesentatidnlfernorthern chars°.
ton and •sentinund,thel!Dablecratior,party.
deluded them:into Ancessitm .nad'rebellfari.'
By its false aisumncesof avpming reaction
an the North,ftvansed„,thern,lq peridstinLa•
tope.leas war. , Viten' was a thine when ant,.
mission . to the aut hority •og the 'Union,
1010 ' have ' saved' 4004. - Had; thel
Confeder a tes after the'' preliminary.
preclamiticki ' "of •'-' Abraham . Lincoln, LlnColn t
lsid down arms f 'they ` wtriachaNW been"
vrajetdiad•baelt...with Pry,wantl the fatted
'Calf would haVeheirf - ettfillmtb_eir...rearil•
tion;thelepooldist inktittltion, puidltave.
been left untouched if teem . d
Would
lums-takett-plsee, -which, in all proba
bility, , swede hale led to: thal,;cralet.'
ment of new- guarszdeep for. ;tlte,lll-;
tenance, and protection of ' 'hie Cry.
[ But while the"ntlemocitille ; party told
the - North, ~V OP ' oldi'l Intaduritt 40 *
millions of men in,it ts _kryst awe in. A the,
Southern heart the riteadt`hope Ofliortb-•
em relation. , *Wild the cwar..
• gal inotlon,.tbagsobdier.stalnuaan and
patrieti GeneraiNJohn'tbLyPaldier,' was
ealind.Cfut slid OotkoKlL,34th nib.* (Atte&
' Bl46 lnUfi _:! - 4t1) .- • ,' ,7 -
Generja;v9wane. of „New ,York—bfr.
'President, i' Ort, fradrized;tbat a valiant'
soldier, justV,,,Wi'thiLlisldpr fightria Ores
nripg
ent withiert&ftr The e of conflict
has tollt(tti:sid A ' OR , %hp
SiXilt.OftiMidit f ooldl d ' de.
our • arakr.doodi In the ghat i
of tballisftediabilne aboalkeConfOntion, I
Sir, heartoMillmbdom. 4 lll•7lo,:of FOras.'i
iSs• Po_ .1111trielmvicipeskshlevre 4 '
Aocutift.'. throutit9l4 . ~ - ) f.'' . 3 47 - 1 PO '.:
EgAr 4 Itil4-
In-
tik et - 41t
br heilltitts.' 1
eiMixtry*lnid o4tts m the tikmtherre:
• Stidslikiktlia_ ; tlentanivhol4-cOice in defence
vf,ili4W-Utsionwas• over heard high above 1
thatistufw - Ills , lunie la Goi%•-Hmilticitt,- .1
'.-nf Stotim :'(bond: apphuisei and,. cries ,Ain••
4111/Aton.) Z.' Wilton: through a Colleague,*
msedalinteelf *mum- - hey-was not well
sectough•to.spea lc ..I,Mies „were cgisren for..
Po_gato'Slekles;TrepudefX DePelT4 -.-- •
MUSientrus called Tor* andlne Sue band'
gavelhe - i o Star Spangled 'Banner.""
Gren'..l.4mtideiciMedt,oePeek at tlue tpne, -
rasyhighafelt unable to respond to the ca 11.,,
1 ‘ Geruleocluntarannounced -Chm: Sl*es •
lea b3 ; i npcn= l bsEuit.:-.; -.‘ -',; •
....... sine-was also called, for bat s ,
, ... • •
wasabsent • d : '.... ' ' •
The,band Played "Hail Columbia." 1 - 1
Itmland Johnwni - of' New Jersey:42dr.;
President. T.l.moce Jobn•Waonle/4 4 /4/
0
Johnson' 4 dpad duck ." be intite ti) ii -
dress - the Converitici., .., 1 , . .... -, c.,_(,:
:Cot - A: - ILlifcCliire-:-oL;Forney is pres.-!
6 ` eat Iri 'our delegation tiut requests me to,
rssete 7 Would gladly; reSpond - to the, liall
lourfraiiithe fact thathe Fs' suffering item'
1 a setrare heartenCas, Which Will , disqualify,
linffrian opeaking. •-• .• - , ' .
: -•lSavJohnspni - ciit New : JersoYLet 'him:
show himself( upon thestage. We won P.
Wen "deat l 3l l 2oo - , , ' I
1 . ~
~..- Chal-Porney,,t(boarsely)r,-I - lb's' 'highly
I bowed by the,tribntewillch has been paid
I to, 'me lly the. colirentio* but . you. ;will,
perceiire that; I 'ain:Whelly t itunittablel of re=
spondr ' Imret triddiqi ,tecaliserrant:
fullef epcmal... on andlie d like heartily
i rkirase yikireapaCtations. But it is im
4Ossible. • --: '•- • •- • r-- .
L , I .4aUttfOi GerMrid 'Damn; -1 / 2 thaisidt - :'‘lnsi
much asiTlisrve ideeliaett to-Aldresatht
•Cornrentioni Irmiggest . that Vet. Coehrena
Haddrestryomr(G i =ise.regilied. , '• -
i ;. Glett tattle platform,
not
oentleitm Weffq.ct - raPtlact4.9nikl
not *Lyda. xourtemutigee haii'nikdo its
appo=pm., YoFt Yvkly'perpitibe;Vireuto
rwA4o*.thiail*, t: lngimentam,
thvitatlon'anit:to - 4plituse.)
2iii -- Pitokblot .' ( b Mee ,en Res,
'"4:4tttllkittiliktioirifiallyto*Vott.'‘i 414 • L *- • .4.4. • -
t '
.::.•.t. ...e..., -c,,t „a , tl' - nfift ,t. ' ~/
f :I'l: , t -fiTIZPO I orF,A . 4O29f,#, - ' ''' 4fr.- " .
u.ipm.,, tri2iA4 l 4".',JlY: !AbOlKiNon'i t Of iiidlatiiii.
ofwivemnaittellen Resolutions,
T I F ;1- A10,1 i ,WT 1 -42 1 ,P1 1 ;AITI 41 M;MI
.`fist , ~ _. ~ , 1 ; , ,
* . a t Var . I • :. :bliiiitt party--4SP.the -
• - ' :-. 't . :- .. :tit ifi tudismat Con;
vention in ~. ''. , - , .tlitelkso on the
.&e..ollbell : . :• . • e the following 4et..0
I ft itit oo dr,, . _Jo -.r t. .... I.l';')d 9'll".L:_ W.
Tc , l . '. " itoteirene„country,Alu,
,thdalttlira, ' Pk - thitiMfon*ni r dlci#
•ZeTi:ol . t,.• 1 : t PUrfinded` ltettlfe
..
~. DI
~. . 1 , , te,,e,:, , . . 31:f4 r the Statesletely .
'UtZuf. t Cia.ti. , ?4 r
OCU
, sok , i -- tottit , ,,Lc . ... -. itetorottine:' •
-thoee , fttti. ~ ; ine•Apttrtreet the
etrittehphitee: i' , • :':.'hein remitted
: it f t ; imiwkist T,,. j i l . , ,
I ra
-;• . :4 sigoid.,..siwk-A Spy - ..mt"
totquallnekinktottUbtatakets r t oeutit.
Mihtdenstnited hill's®( ItiopecterlaleCer j
i. , .tit ;guilt Orio-se
. ..... 1; . • tahleml;wldle the, qieik
• IV. ..4 ..• . i tellaheYal t i Stateultith
if
— 6 ,111• 1 • ••,. 'ir - a., - =111• 4 ' ' t -• . A '
i - , 27.—,5Te. , u4hetkati Mrfoant -,. ' .
6114
*Oft 'llef ' , Ml i trheo r. . .., ..,. ,
.msa voe .na . ,I l atio n a t zbp...e oq .ir ,
Iheirlaymetteorth&ptihlioitidebtelbiesilln
IhOcultosostalstimit
t O .
B
AAN,,W,liat,t faithleidlg
.11,l
*sine sztanot onboaooogto
;letters` bait •theiVitik•ofitiYl4l
i torts.
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:
W ch . o7l 4 ol 4APP ia t „: ''
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iAt Att.m , !;xl r t ;r o ~,ZtS.(
:•l Le IMAM* de tl k:VVV it
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It ; 1 ,V.i .. V . '0 .,. end ittbt:
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latiff#P.
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as. repudiatiW4aftial ,tatid, open or
cover lei. suspected.
Seventh—Mha Goveniment of the United
States should liC:?ildininistered with the
strictest-ieortoiriy, and -the. corruptions,
Which liiraer,heen so ahanreftilly nursed and
baulk& bir, Ands* Jolla:don, call loudly
for yadleareibrm: •
‘ -- .xf,rihily-iiii; 7 lniitimitilly" diWore the Im
l:imply and tingle.death of :Abraham Lin
minaret regrev the • acemaibb. of Andrew
4obrisonto th,e Brassiecustc - fiiho has acted
:tietiehdronaly• to :the people who elected
him awl:that:4nm he : f ' t v•go rlit ir i t , dged to sup.
port,'lttkusuiped high • tive and Judd
cialturationalbm .re • to execute the
laws, lufavAttapi''his - ,' high office, to in
dupe :other:, officers •• to
m m ore and vi
olate ~,tbcoane,--1 'hasi'aniyed his ex
ettvCleWarks te?'rericlinsecure the
property, life of the citi
the pardoning power, has
V I :4 the national legislature as un
l
=oati;. ••has persistently and cor
ruptly resisted, by every measure m his
:powar;overyproper attempt at the recon
struction of , the States latelS in rebellion,
, has perverted the public patronage into an
" eakrffie' ef- ivliolesttle ;Corruption, and has
been justly impeached foringh crimes and
49iticlameturnc., and properly pronounced
getilt.,* - flierear by 'the Vete of thirty-five-
Senators. .......-z....1
- driatit--Theilootrbietof;Great Britain and
'other European powera t „that, because a
man is once a subje - 0,, he' is always so,
:must -be. taliskid:at 'ciVery hazard by rn tr a
United States as a reliconttel feudal ti .
pot autiforize,d. by the, lOW of nations an
citiiiaiWithatir'negong" honor and Inde
pendence. Nattualfrad ...tin:tens are en
latiettto,W•loOte". Ulna, their rtghtgi of
citizen, . tlieno.b...they,ivere native
born, tharnii' t Man cif •the 'United Staten,
'native orataturailitediarthist be liable to ar
rest and, : , .., ~ : magelsotorg. epit.ihit; any foreign
Pewfiklrf;i4rote.A o 4o . 4r wolds spok.en in tbia
•ccainttitiiirlf 4 'illet i "cifiesteal and itu
' •• ( ..2 is tlaPdhtitallie government
• o, t • Aht_lf.eallittr_hlts 1 444 1 .14 •
- Tina - -f . all who • Were faithful in the
[
tiliili'SflliellitZ iiniVthisiti'idere none enti
net tothuifytiptictidbhorior than the brave
abidicirs... and.' seamen :3 10, 1 endured the
hardships of the campaign and cruise, and
imperilled their lives in'thetervice of the
:Cotuitry•;4l The bormitiorLend pensions pro- .
vided by, law for thesolhatie defenders of
the nation are sibliOtions, nqver to be for
gotten.
The widows milt' M'phans of the
gillent•datd are istlufWbrds ofthe people a ..,
laacred teict liacy, bequtothed.la the - nation's
Hpro . aim.' - •' , 1
Eleven —Foreigii baniktailon, which in
i Ake past has added po ranch to the wealth,
- development of. resources r d increase of
poiver - to this - nation,' sho ed: be fostered
and encouraged by, a aiberai and just.
li
7Vvel 4;4 11 1 1111- eatiiiitith - 4 1 ideclans its .
".4 . loolll ( 4ls;opiftented people
will are itragglingibrit heir rights. , ,
1 Irt l tmgaect,,rnointions , are. _
be
. , •9 2f i, -
MA , --:" 1 .1.1, 4 2".11 al . ''
l ir tm
, pl.t . W_A 9rik—l ova the
fted..- 0 '1.•:,- - belittve i !n t evinces
nsentantrisa ~ , * . 7, : ... ea wise and
, . , , prattnitatbm bi- , ,; '• articles of faith
• • • • • %. of the coon
, ~ en , as iMajtority of this Con.
lAti!ilaWs'lOF_. tabbiltd•Willlingi - Promptly,
Lamy:judgment; to voteimbn the platform,
'and' 'as - ' a - fflecussion; - ' 'ln 'llty - judgment,
would haveab other effect than perhaps to
,place a dot over araforalter some word or
sentence, wavi ng the Platform substantial
. lyintact,•l'make this' may =tenon and call
for the previous -question. "1 [Good.]
I_,__Mr; ellinane--,I rise to a question order.
The previous qPeation is not moved for by
la Majority 'of our' eleiptiorit;-
The Brepidert-There, ikat rule of the
Convention :the ..a call for the previous
Attestioit must aim°• froni one delegation
lend be sustained.by: another.
Mr. Coolusue- l imottettart in the resolii
, don riapeetbig liapeaciadent after the
Words 'proper "" 'convicted by thirty-five
' Senators'', there be inserted the words "and
improperly acquitted by nineteen." ( Great
• 'applause and latighter.)
; , Gen: Sehitre..4.-s ani In favor of the pbit
:form as it stnoda.l% , [Cheers] !I only want to
„move two, additional :: PeragtoPhs which I
- I
'think - shall WE, the 'unanimous consent
= of; the Convention , t,ci i 'rifler. I move to at
night to the, eecond resolution a clause in
'relation. to. the: ;right, er suffrages for the
Colored race; - -'--•-'''.' •- -- •
- Pennsyltapia,*-pbicvand Rhode Island
'called the previeru3_, question.
The Timi dentali ti the: , main question
be, now putr -(CriesT "yes," "question,"
"question."), . , 7 ,
The Chair ._ stated the - qnestion • on Mr.
Coebrane's arinandment. -
Mr: Cochrane--Upon. anyiindividual re
sponsibility ~I.shouN • sutler that amend
meat tb remain. 10:delegation, however,
unanimously have apPettlßP to mein their
name to withdraw it and I do so. (Cheers.)
Gen..Schurp ( took the fl oor.
'''- OA. 'Meehan; Of PenniYlVania--.1. rise to
310 Point of i order, •the previous question
goes to the main question c hefore the Con
vention, and the - Conventi on can do noth
• Mena* tutt Nate ripen the platform as a
wbble.'l,t (grim.: r:Ot .-..e.that's it," "that's
right,,,l i 'lliere, can be . no dhsoussion. We
must vote : `
_The - Main question' las been
ordered. • -!..• rt it 1•,•_. ,- ,' -,.1 ,_ .1.1,4 .
•, Theßreeldentoo Anted, and sidd—Geo-
Alemdnowe,Ton ready for the questien?
[Voices; Vie.
the Presiden&-All Who are• in favor of
.acceplingthogepolugpne,,tkoffered by the
COMmtttep, and adopUng them as the voice
''cit' tbieCkniiiiithiori; please signify it
4w-saying' paye.n..--:;11:,:: lc .....0
~.,,TheaamtatiAraktpspl w aa unanimous
and eittlitudaidie. • : ,
ColiitArAttiOfitriirrii&eil to reconsider:
".the ' , mite, and to laythe -motion tomoon
! ,adder on the Aside, ~Adopted.
MtV'Tliolideori - it'MMt. of the Com.
' 'mitten mi Sega lietillitted the:fellow ,
Ing t d:litteng ' sin Tre,t '
, -,,.,_. t . When ' Convention adjourns it
- 'be A - Abet ita; tin 'kW) to be called to.
tether at any_time by,aidtbf_ the Nationa l .
trrv.ft- omu t•! , Thie was adopted
e CowiAMtitin . .., , / .
Adopted. .1..11, ... !,,.."-../,[ -. 4,..
.." I. 43lett;Selikiii i t—l'itill now read what I in
.. (tentied.teadt thnOofivention to adopt as an
Independent, resolution: , ;:. - • •
,_ .
~', Neeotted, That we' r hlghti at ornendl the
aparitcdMagruadmittanli • venom with,
id* nienwlmbe?”erted a r ebellion,
but 'h4l4A lo 4 l t gr antVienetatlY.,m4Petate
i•-'•edik ~o • ng th 'of the lIMUII
- tryanduernrakne •! 'flikethem State'
di,,,,, - - 1 2?, 461,c._ tithe bolipt •of
are recei grata
back
•4 4 18 11 °'io'iliiitiiion i - the loyal feat_
a niderfavOntthe'reninval of the dial . „„.,
estieue 4 4104 1 5 4 W Are ed uPpn . 1
hit. rebilain e same nampare as atsePhi
'ordhaeffiati ,4 ll , lll - diieet inittne= be I n '
siattmk withAlicirafetlnf the ' . P ec 'l l Et *
Gold'aM4ll- 4 4._ Mat, amend
ntent:7:lltedefal te tlt e lb aSt he Plaid:gin°f
' 6lo 4lolleatt 4ll Verrt mehlrter tain :I'
W .kt n r U ttelcll l ril°l4 %ea riee t alVi ft. 41°11
cf '
•—, ~ , '14.-. ~*4:44.4 _
.added az
TilbenSthieeliMhe mlnnutter
leer , . :rirthiges the great
- - --- - ' - ' , 4lenht-tire initnortal De.
IWe as the true
t,
‘terenunen and
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