The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07

scrioed upon their monuments tha vor!s tat comne,
mors+d y fss ef the ds'eod-ts - G. ayau
ger snd ~ 'eli shsm ta obsdieat 10 her
avs: we ielLn B0s esnrot seseyo rhst such viii ts
result 6; tosir pA.f;otlc courage. tsieyiug they
not eesd. bit only To- y uus ov9rtnrswo, aud
taat ths democracy hsrs srouui me will lift
them . tet;- ANA. bid up their wounss,
and araidst tse dagger OF the hgtt hall rssm
dss, an ptss'den. IL 7n- nps' x most imposing
-suh'l -smets tGs deega iona % thitiyt So -ss
cfmnns .rg their ns,orai,y by ths unanmi,y yi,h
whiah they declare htie principles ad aanonncs ther
sanoTses. NO otSsr IartS the LAND caa cha-
enee such an equality ! CAIN .or thgal sup-r.:rity,
sSc rect ths eup-riorry nationality No factions
dtVice uf-no dseordaar iteAs rend us-sni standing
here "a Cine st,, and locking 70 the saose OF
tive kentucky J CAP tsy with truth, geographical
line, n, mountain ~ Jiver our psc.y, Und.r
tne.e v!eps, Mr., President. l. OF the old wngs-
psign We cone IN uncruoec ed With sny traditional
aioriaS of tsnocrocy without any of lis achieyeoeu
emelszonsd ON our shields cut We c,ms detscwiuso
ride ossp irto tine csmps ~ tha foes peesgsc u.s.
and TO w'o Our srnrs up.n tbs 6eld.
Nf PETIT, q ird spols Il favor or the nominations
made ~ the Convection pedsng large sioriiiss il In
diana far the Candida es.
Mr.. RICHARDSON of III moved the sppoia.,neut OF
COMMITTEE Of five 10 inform the ror,;,ee, OF their ncn
nation Carried.
sr. WRIGHT, o. Penn. moved for vote of thank 10
re rIe toent and officers Q; he Convention. Adop cd
The Chsirsn Of the Committee on Orgsnizst ton then
reported tha names OF the t,ee to appoint Demo-
cTRtic General Conimit'es also re solution RAINING
Charleston s. g., as the place 0. holding the mex, Csn
vsr ton the time TO be fixed By the Ma ious Committee
have sutaoiti to nomiuae delegate from that State On
tie National Democratic Committee.
Juege BIARDsIEY Of N. T., asked ths Convention to
ADOPT all the resolutions pt hs. authorizing the
state u nmitee In New Ork 60 appoint tsrs on the
National Committee. Ieavs New York 20 manage her
oTa aaarrels in Aer WAY. Ee moved to strike ont
that ieaolutior.
Nr LUDLOW, Ct New York said il tina. portion Of the
report was 40 ant why oppose its sd,ptio 1t
proposed by that resolution II tue fra, State Conver
tion Shey shall have power :, elect msr,her on that
committee. He hoped that the Issoution would prevail
IL. bsc csrsd the nsrda the names OF Gov Seymour,
and Dean Rchmcnd as members Of the committee but
both hao been Sejec,ed.
Mr. MEADE OF Va, proposed that each O. the d.leg,.
TOES from New York w,utd appoint mombsr for tns
comttpe snd that tba chairman of lnia ,n bs
authorized to c1aw lots TO which shall be the em
oer
delegate suggeste6 the of Gerera Aaron Ward
RS member ~ tbs conuinee, ceeming rorty the
otaraoter snt the dignity OF the to draw lots
The motion to draw lots sined ana Mr. I.ud-
on the part Of the sofs declined 20 into the game
o. chance
There ceng, therefore but one n ane IN the hat Au.
Sas'us schsi hat member ceciacsd q member Of
the General COMMITTEE
vote o. thr ns then tenteyed Nv the Convention
70 he se'rstary, and 10 the citizens Of Cincinnati for
their hospitality
The tonventcn then edi 'ulred sine dr..
After the adjournment Mr. Ward Presien. of the CON.
ven'ion, being ioualy called for made eloquent speech
in support OF che action Of .he Convention.