The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

portion of ne Kentucky ds,sgasca sase<osed thai
thsy bad 10 Nesire " retire.
ne NORTH Carolina delegation asksa svc ~ retire for
cousultatsa.
proceeded address the Coavsossn. From early man
Aood he ad been in the feas ranks a thoss Who hAA
been fxsmost of the extremist o the STATE rght
school. Tue majority II hin associates hal retired
He had been induced remain here In Che hope ha tks
Gu, oe ooncIHstioa may not be dsshcd 10 the earth
Whist he was with hoee who retired In sentiment he
had chosen 70 remain and mako effort for peace aad
union There was no division OF sentiment 1t the South,
there Fever had been any DIVISION except sques
Won q time. The South earnest He could ses In ths
division and distracuen Of the democratic party ripple
sAsa would swell TO and carry 10 the Presidential
chair the arch nend II black repubhcAnsm. He appeal
He concluded BY declaring nat be intended 70
the Convention until tho Vest feather WAS placed on the
cancels back, and ten he would be among The foremost
! 10 leave H.
Mr. FouRSoY, q Arkanaas said biz advice was "never
70 give up the shs hut " call up the and faos the
storm. He had been reared amidst the institution he
believed slavery benefit TO master and slave All he
had IN the world was the product Of slave labor,
and therefore he trusted he was shove suspicion.
He believed that his Southern friends bad acted wrong
in This natter that the South cannot be united the
ground they have taken, and that thsy win not DO
tanned by their consutuents-
Mr. MoNIcoxmr, Of Pennsylvania, was opposed 70 these
speeches either side. II there dslsgatsoas
prepared 70 lesve let thsmso They have all made up
their minds, and We have made UP our minds. We wsh
70 proceed to business
Mr.. BoUIpsS, Of Georgia, was among those who bad
refused retire. end he desired 10 give ha reasons. He
was Southern States rights and American slave trade
man He believed slavery to be morally, socially and
politically right, and that slavery Institution Of
civilization; st he believed the doctrine Of protection
70 slavery in The Territories Abstraction, which
hs prepared To dntegrate the democratic party
II 10 no trouble for 70 be . saint In Heaven, but
when look TO the Northern democrats and see them
standing up bres tho Storm Of fansosm love then'
and will stand by them until the last day Of this week.
late In the night he not willing 70 cast them Into
the arms Of the black republicans The African slave
trader the true phianthropht He brings The heather
here TO civBse him. and sende him down the stream Of
time Ch,Asian being. The slave trader of Virginia al
horizes the sale Of the Christian man. and The sepaca
The husband and wfe, yet rolls up his eyes n the
who brings the heshen here 70 enjoy Tie blessings Of
civilization.
Mr.. RKxp, Of Indiana, said Here b one who 10 with
you on that subject
Cap. RrspKrs-You win soon have some recruits from
the New York black republicans.
Mr. GAIlAGHR Of Connecticut contended that the gen.
ueman hso right SANDER the Representatives Of Con
necticut and the North
Mr.. Bouipxx said be remained here because be bad
great faith In the Northern democracy. BE intended 70
hold en- 70 the democratic party Of the North until the last
horn blows BE cautioned the secedcn that they
ceeded By their action Ia breaking up she democratic
party they would the bonds Of the Union he
no dhunonis He loved the Union and Intended 10 stand
by W The end. Mo Of Tho seeding delegates were
the door and Mr. boudcn aAhed them with great severity
Mr. McCoox, Of Ohio, offered resolution hxios two
O'Clock 70 day Tor saong nor President and Woe Pfes
dent.
Mr. RArxrr, Of New Jersey, presented protest signed
by part u the dsissasnn from ihas s,sAs assn We
scsson 81 The Conveseon 10 ennahng ~ INSTRUCTIONS 70
the deessses nom thas susie 70 voso y un'A
ne PrsmEr decided that votes oosld nos b saksn %
long - several ssasss were absent ooosaans ms mo
ton 70 ok me hour Tor prooeedins 70 oAnos mo" nsre
fore lay over
Mr. Bpvul, OF oAlfornia' SAID me desegauon hsd
viewed IN the OF the pest two days
He then proceeded 70 explain the position o. me dsmocsa
nc party Of California
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