The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28

Of the Union WAS ipestmAbe Yet every hse po;t,c,sn
estimated N in these days Apy ,saster as f,s- a..
drunion whether il VAS civil war o. donsst,s alta n
o thousand John Browns were 70 invsde ths smth cum
mech danger 20 the Up,on from the North as 49, 80
from 30 tn The heartsos the great mans NJ .hs No
posou mSuy Of them by ho Ultra 1sa pns = s
fou,h II John Bell shoalt be nosojusfed Ia Ss,a.aS
there who ooud defeat him a. me sao. h,y
Now was The time for Ternessee 10 thro,v Nsys ~, mo
breach. With John Ball az ,ner sranaar ~ ~ ,s
would carry The majority q the Nort1ern a,i 90 ssr,
States, and scatter s.ctonalsm 10 the ,s,dy ricas
cheers) "-Aus' tN'"I
Mr. HKvRy,s srxxr,.
AUGUSTUS A. HKSsY of tlar syse naxk .aarass.a 49,
Convention Ne s.ii be wac g,s ,n ,rs.s - $3.50 -
people rom rcnnessce The ~ere hers n, sss, ., 80
noble purpose Thev were irving =, orosr;,s 49,,
party shsre was nothra sytoosl i. VIA ,nas 80,
doing Tbeir raIlyua crv wss ,syJnon y r.. 10y "S
Of na, :" see n nsy ooaa rot form
The derocr,tic na,,v su nssu In 800, sa.o,
eists years. When the democracy sama INTO On y he
are now ind what hsa bean done ws 4, AZ ~ MY
that had been spents Had suy hvh,houser hen ha.
eorg theoast or had xpy NOS uwen,s been Nv e.d9 M
be ipose had zone s,n n,r,te rsc5es .s ~, vnsas w.
had never derived any Sercn, from tbs son ,r
,ehs or Nv, mIs On - ray Una. we Semocracy ws
stood cor v,cted before the world q. az.
fai haa servsi,s cnaM Shw s S ss, s ands
eovs-nment any ,orcsr Ths asrS.,ss .uo IesIs "a
pe,rotc feryor and hive Of eonntrs -a"r ,bs @
f;s mi &c ,,Src w." Va soo"s w. anu .ney were ao
,i hs an,,o ss paumS servants VIVA the oemscracy
az ert in n,,,(ng r,,s.a was 10 noio
NJ wnv IN mr.. ,b,s .ar,v an, ~ NV se. ~ sner9
,,.,,,v ,s o,ss",,aS - ~ ~ so. Ane uSion ~l.i
so ,Iejy ca.dA1are Shord En- a-o. s " 49,
slsced xS tha 10. ,b S %
hem ir,o iriI x,,- srS IT, ~ $40 Sv'u 'u ul.s
s,s,s YOU'D hn,. =, W. e,sse, WINCH !" 81 oornef
Mn, hn , us ~ "ese sne prant on Tue rgnt Mr.
S a. ~ M Snon p4ty sdey would yana iay oy
did NOT throw & TX, We on,oh PaI
hc rrhast h..ss.r ~ ING r.s~0u VIZ ~ou'o oss'
Wor,t fhnrsn ne. .n!s VIA. 1od CAV 70 maa
MI e5 snow tneir hsg 20 90 torn aow the,r puonc
"ete tne asoes o. ~ssnogoa &C 30 dug up ana
sa,hsr hn,, " ., uo wa"s "a. p'aoa o. tne sp'axets
~ s,s - 20 re onioa: vac freely shed on
wy uc'u VI nui ors arc ne iet tuat was INCUMBENT
.o n. W ssad ny 'es Union As .ooeas DC ived pa
wou,d be the sars ed srinss, 2ra fan os m,as
MA a. Sap"s 1870, 'o ne .ra ao~s ~ uamoed upoa.
oNoF me huo, sno tue Misses OF mankind tnronga-
IVY tne WoIM lo!oW tuem 70 All eternity.
Mae .ast gallant fnF OF liberty 70 te sco'tiedy Never
anese ws nensy opLga.on esca tue uhlon Psr.y,
esas ss am tetween two eSsremes and acting ss@
urs'S wa'er Iney naa sahdsrd bearer among .nsm,
ana h's name wesEonn Bel Ccceers) he Was said 70
20 100 canhous ecs washington ~ss ever Cautious men
Soan Den s Vas ana man os,nssa oy me
hslm Of na.lofei affairs he would safely carry the
sp OF stae theoeh all the DANGER that nov nrea1ens
'|'' -' WsM XII The water. like hing of NE.
While the democrats were unsahfui 70 the Union and
s Hna ps ss Carer
would come tothe rescue ard ease the ship Of State from
Democratic Convention 10 Kentucky ana con-
deDDsd the action OF that body for voting
alive they wcud not have dered 70 COMMIT such al out
rage The stack reputcaas were dangerous bntnot 80
veniion Tennessee passed. a series OF resoiu
tons relating to squasser sovereignty, bu. they did not
say word about the unteE, Notwithstanding 1t WAS in
such inmncnt perL TITO Union party should meet
the enemies OF their cosn-y boldly aud 10 their
minds convictions ta.. the country in danger.
which their fathers had fought bied would yet be
f' W,1 rn1rp,suse.I p., . r.uur
be sdcen 20 the t Of deiegates TO the National C,nvcn
ton wit ca was agreed e. the names Of tue aeveo mem
|
Tennessee we're also aided to the list
mot,cN was here made 70 notify NJ Bell Of his.romi
nation for the Presidency aud invite him to make
sIeech ybe Chair appc,o,ea committee of three GEN
| uemen I, wait upon Nj Bell
npowN's syvrryy
| Er, EcowS then aSdyesssd the Convention re had
little 10 eay Ia reference to the evils Of the day. Es
msn,a useIsd nv he snm i On RssomtoDa The The
priDcoes of the mans sersbe and ar
ant slavery parry a, t0e North the Ua,,p was endan
pered and II they went with the mocrsc patty the
Camper was equally great In the days Of Old E,ckory
cemocyacv we're AFRAID 70 rass Uojon resousiors The
STATES 70 tae south OF ,em would repudlas the demo.
crscy they dared TO talk OF Uaion The
sueaker then referred TO the horrors that
cvl war would bring upou the peotlo Of
Tennessee. and implored The Union party 10 throw
themselves fanatics en one aide AMI tse ars-
tie other aod thereby restore peace nap
pipess country The Union party vas the oaiy na
tiora party in The democratic party had loet
its Dauopaity. The republican party never hal suy;
party should make appeal the North aud tbs SOUTH
and be bal DO doubt the appeal would not be In vain
With sec,iona,km In tho North and sec.onalsm in the
South the Union was brought to the verge OF fuu
the euiy then, OF the Uniou opposition party 10 step in
and put stop 10 the oeord that regned the land
Hewaswlth them TO the death in the struggle for the
Union.
On molten, the Convention then adjourned until ~
O'Clock p: NJ.
| EVENING SESSION.
The CHAsxAS called the Convention TO order At h.
seven O'Clock, when MI brownlow, Chairman OF sheCom
nue. Be- appon.eS 70 VA! upon Mr. nei announced tnat
ns ~ss =, sno way rsaay 70 Iespooa M osn
tusu SsPesea upuu INC ,oeuun, wnen ne was grceseo
WIN We m nsIrW Appsase sno ioaa ana prosoaged
.S oeen ,eseoIea' NJ DOH pfoSeeoeo
! "sAuieSs '"o eonVsnuon ss nonv.s:
n, f,,.,,,,.x - c S. .raA. ~. . r,u !,
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~ ~ ' e. n er III Wy o'i you nss1 sone ns7
" oay. ~ ose .nan aeAPoeu-inore man oeses se'