The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19
|INALE OF THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION
endorsement Of Fillmore and Doneison.
Of the Republican
State Convention
PeEnOuT ELECTORAL TICKET IN VIRGINIA.
Interview of Mr.. Buchanan with the New York
Union Club
r.. aEc.. nc.
THE WHIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
SECOND DAY.

BALTIMORE, sept. III, 1900.
The President called the Convention to order at 10
clock Mr.. scoville, Of Connecticut substituted for
r. Krevas, as Vice President at the request OF the
tter.
The Convention opened by prayer by Rev. Mr. Car
ahan, OF Baltimore.
The committee not being prepared to report, the Con-
entOn was addressed by Mr. Pearce, Of Maryland The
higs Of Maryland, when they issued the call for this
6nventon dreamed that such response as this
ould be made from the North, South, East and West
hey came to choose great captain and with complete
ponane,y their choice would Gall on Mllard Fillmore
Great applarse)
Here Mr. CONRAD, the Chairman Of the Committee on
esouons entered presented their report form
series OF resolutions, instead Of in the form Of ad
ress which report he said had been unanimously ADOPT
by the Convention. Here he platform
Resolved. That the wings of the United States assembled
lent to the national Union and fixed determination to do all
their power to preserve II for themselves and poseriy
iabsh bui are content broadly to rest where their fore
shlng safer guide higher law: ''''N
Of or h hs anxiety the
e country being ravaged by civil and large sections Of
trace these caamles TO the cupable neglect duty
Resolved that The government Of the United was
ned by the conjunction or political unity Of wide spread
climate and products, but in their social and
srmarenty array ihese sections in Dolica, hostties
d organized parties founded only geographical distnc
must inevitably fatal 10 the continuance of the
kesovec That the wings Of the United States have declared
the article OF their political faith the absolute
Of % % s Esssr u Parties h ae
geographical distinction has now become fearfuy appa
resied at we would preserve our constitutional
hs 'hs nom
& Ts all S who $ rsvsre e. M me 10 Ard The
Presidential canvasone claiming only represent
and se az the aa Southern Ss ssr a to as
hsr Of the factions must add fuel 70 the flame which now
Tha, the only rsgedy f., evil % sppa,ns 70
IN Soas so .
d that we The friends Of the Union
Resoyed That without adopting Or referring TO the peculiar
constitution and he tnop %s 'a alike
his wisdom and hrnness for his justice aud moderation
eign relations for h calm and pacific temperament wen
he coafuton u IL true 81 spirit, and his atexiby N
against the two sectional parties ygng
dic political srssemasy rs, y o,u. :, o,,..,
called upon discuss subordinate questions OF
Il Is enough TO know that civil war Is raging AMI
" % es aPa % h eSnsSa On thai
ply mesrs Of restoring peace . =
for s Vice e rssnrns $
naons conservative patriot, faithfully devoted TO the
Resolved That the spontaneous rising Of the wings through
rests ane spirit displayed sacieny attest The i'm
Whr sne o he
be appointed by the President with authority
s."!ssu p sss parry ,STsasssui ss'ss - ens'D.'
Resolved hat these resolutions be published and respec
vey submitted by this Convention address TO the peo
le q the United States
A M moved amendment 10 one OF the re-
buttons that ths Of Andrew Jackson Donelson be
Inserted Instead Of that OF Andrew J. Donelson.
Objection was made md the amendment was with
rawp.
DsruEcsrr thought they should, orold, make in
epeuceai party nomination, and he therefore moved
lay tse resolutions on the table.
The mouon was vocferousy negatved.
ID was moved that the resolutions be adopted a
shole
Dxt spoke against that motion and moved that
re-oluons be sgan read, and that they be taken up
ysai,s tor amendment snd discussion.
The resolutions again reported by Of the So.
dersbly hissed. The resolutions principally
samue' b. Ruggles, Of New York.
Mr.. BAAK.. of N. G., moved to strike out the resolu
on endors.ng Mr.. Dopelson.
B.iofe question was put the motion was withdrawn
Brooks saying that he was directed by his deega.
not cast 1rebrnnd into the deliberations Of
sssmbly (Cbeers) He had been sent TO vote for Mr..
fillmore "a 1884, and was perhaps, the only foreigner
resent.
The question taken and the resolutions were una.
nou'y adopted, and amid scese OF great excitement
na enthusasn, the gentlemen cheering and clappius
snds sad the ladies waving their Ssnakeschiefs cheers
re gven for Fillmore, for North Carolina, and for the
rraptea by the report Of the committee, re.
nmed he address lie congratulated tho whg party
nd The whole people that Mr.. Fillmore
neir candidate. Mr. Fillmore would haul down. in March
ext the rsscil dag OF the democracy, and substitute
pr = tue nsg Of national party inscribed with the mot
Justice 70 all; no North, no South, Fast West
motto which ws yr. fimore's by sdoption, but be-
ngeo orizinally to Henry Cay. lcheers)
On motion committee appointed 10 wait on Messrs
fillmore son ponelson and inform them OF their endorse.
~nt by this Convention A committee was also appoint.
20 prepare anc publish record Of the proceedings Of
be CocVsnton
GOV vEsaAs ofN G. suggested that the record should
ot include toe addresses. II would make too bulky
Ampb,et
A Noi1rsS DErrcsTE wanted 70 have the addresses
ublsh.d he particularly wanted the testimony OF
ov GrasaS 10 90 to the people.
Gov Noals sEip, OF y. c. next addressed the Conver.
lie had, in 1sis, no personal feelings in favor OF
Eilnore but no state fought valiantly for him
SCrth Carolina did, and he found afterwards that he
ss tbs right man to govern the country. Mr. nm
had le' the counir! In peace prosperity aud hap
ess ani found It, when be returned involved in civil
soord and the government OF the United states unable
unwilling 70 suppress petty insurrec,on Clay and
ebs'er both gone, 10 return, and the shgs
ereore. cas-, their eye MIllsrd Fillmore Cheers
hcy should sand by him nobIy. and Il they Eel they
culd is wrapped Gp in their hiding shcct-the Tag OF
e uslted states. (Cheers) There was evidence here
a, the wing party stil lives MS true they de-
atd ls52 but the country had molr ned that defeat
s,Ckco,n ana ashes The democratic party now call
out % the whgs, Help me, Cassius, or sink" but
heers James Buchsnan fixed himself the Cncn
PLATFORM. had opinions Of his own, and was there.
re out oi tbe question. The republicans had secst
au performances. (Laughter.) The country want
neither Of these. They wanted a man who had
Pen tired aud found faithful, and him they
culd select He never would consent that foot Of
pc land OF this glorious Union should ever no anything
p shs qwo, his native land. /" Qoud cheers Let
Pc oery Hshpurs Of the South try when they choose
'soive the Unlon--let the plotting agtaiors In the
orth uy the rifles and powder furnished from the
2nlpts 90 thc Living God-and yet the Union would not
.dissovrh while the memory '16 remained. Zap
ause toeir duty had brought them here to meet
zen otnes as orethren (Cheers) The voices that they
al beard as' night showed that the North not
removed from the south agitaors would have them
eteve ict them retire from the neld and let their
lends Know That they had been only lying bv 10 SEQ
hat sntssic tricks the democratic party would play
eiorc hgs heaven. Usughter)
Heie there were loud calls for "BTowp and In response
them, lhyip PAvl HR0wS, Of Philadelphia sddressed
e Convention. he appeared in this Conveu,ion he
d. Ia support OF Mr.. Fillmore, and on behaIf Of the
hole cocpry They had nothing 70 do bu, 10 beat Inc
Dnfciing parties, and 70 perpetdste the l,g win Is
ustelaliou of thirty stairs What seio ar Issg,os
ut would strike out Que stast W9,rs the rebel ira,