The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23

Mr. cHvReH, OF New York, toeA The Soor BE SAID the
New York delegates have had no opportunity
70 vote on tho Of Georgia, as they
deem justice TO the democracy Of tnas
State requires Coming here with earnest desire 70 mar
monte the democracy Of the Union and act in manner
which will meet the appreciation Of democrats all over
the naton New York desires that the original
delegation from the State of Georgia be admitted 70 seats
on this door He called for the previous question.
M SEWARD, Of Georgia, raised point Of order, that
the motion in order the adoption Of tho resolutions
already adopted q whole.
The FRnmscr decided that the previous question VIA
executed and the adoption Of the resolutions
Mr. HuIEn, Of Massachusetts,, TO address the
Convention.
Mr. eAn, Of Michigan, raised the point Of order that
Mr.. Hauett was not member Of the Convention. as
Mr. HAIlxzr-A motion reconsider The vote rejecting
NE was made by the gentleman from Michigan.
The PHzmI ruled that the resolutions already ADOPT
Cd by the Convention under the operation Of
tion reconsider and lay The table ne Chair could
know whether the Convention would lay the motion
reconsider tho table he did not therefore, cens
the gentleman from Massachusetts, excluded from the
Copven&isn.
Mr. czrna raised point II order that he bad called
for the previous question: Apd therefore debate in
order.
The Pmmun % decided.
Mr. HAIIxr appealed 70 Mr.. Church TO withdraw his
call for the previous question.
Mr.. Avns, Of North Carolina zaid-Ths author Of the
Cincinnati platform surely entitled 70 be heard In this
Convention. daughter and appsause.)
NJ. HA1Ezs1-sir, have fought enough for New York
70 entte TO this courtesy. The soldier Of hundred
battles ought To retire with the honors Of war.
Mr. CEsA OF PennsylvanisI raised the point OF order
that the Congress Of the Uned States refused copyright
the Cincinnati PLATFORM and therefore, the gentleman is
entitled consideration that account daughter
and applause)
Mr. Church not withdrawing his demand for the pre-
vous question: ordered, and tho resolution admit
ting the Charleston delegates from Georgia adopted
Mr. HlIxr, Of Massachusetts then took the floor He
moved to reconsider the ninth resolution.
number Of points Of order raised and a warm
skrmsh took place.
Mr. ssH Of Wisconsin, raised point Of order that
Hactt had been delegate in the Convention. Mr.
Chaee the delegate recognized and admitted TO the
Charleston Convention, and Mr. Halets does not
appear on the record. lfe
Mr. HAxrr desired TO speak 70 the point Of order. He
was delegate regularly appointed and being detained by
sickness Of his family had requested Mr. chAe, his
purpose sick chamber of his wife, without trouble
70 Mr. Charee, and probably without his being able
understand them.
Mr. srrAxr and others called Mr. Hallett order and
considerable confusion existed until the Chair awarded
the floor TO Mr.. Halett.
Mr. HAuE1T then addressed the Convention rs follows
shall detain the Convention very briefly with the very
few words have 10 say, and will address them general
w. With reference To the Of this resolution
ha nf CpF i.sl In A
progress Of this Convention, 70 that of
harmony and cooperation which must DO brought about
here or we separate with the certainty Of defeat meeting
us as We pass from these doors TO return
Sir the preamble Of the Cincinnati platform says in the
very first words that the American democracy place their
trust In the intelligence patriotism and the dscrnina
ting Justice 81 the American people That Is tho sent
ment with which before the country; that s the
principle upon which have carried successfully demo-
cratic elections throughout this country thirteen out Of
the fifteen Presidential elections which have happened
since the election Of Thomas Jefferson The dcmocrac
flag has waved riumphantly the dome Of the Capt.
toll In all but three out Of hecn and then de-
feated only because we were divided And how were
those triumphs' aehieyedf Only by the union Of
did you have victory without the union Of
both, never will you achieve victory without it, You
are the Of what After having severed from
your Convention eight Southern States You are now
the very verge about blow by which
VIII send US the other six or seven States and then
what Is this Conventionf Nay, what is the democratic
party Of this natons nay In Gods name what is the
Union seifs The last link that holds the North and
have fallen pieces societies have been severed
and disscntons have disseminated themselves through
the domestic literary, political and religious circles;
ruin and the link between the Northern and South
democracy the only that binds this Union to-
thai is TO sever that link then God only knows what
follow Now how can you avert such catastrophe as
thar Is it nothing TO think of You young men that
hear about 70 go out OF the political contest
doubt shall feel any disposition In again after
leave this ball. but you, young men, are coming for
wnsa and where y91r ners i W great an: M,
OF the Empire State that saved the revolution What
you Of the Empire State dongi Hesating about
merely 10 opinions, concerning individuals when the
great question shall you have any Union 70 which you
can give President Shall you have any democratic
INHERITANCE, and let Il nos be broken up l
Fay ySg 10 light av m, %a''e ,, say 70
s silent Il 10 hushed, II Is true, but II Is upon
You know, every honest knows, that II resolution
Of that character which desire be rcconsdcred
shall prevail in this Convention, you have discovered
Convention. The States that standing Knocking ut
your door viii never come in and pass under the yoke
Applause) The delegates from the States that here
will adhere 10 the democracy Of tho Union, but they will
also adhere 10 their States The will never sit here
10 disgrace their brethren OF the States outside. ZAP
dlause) Then what must you dor Make a nomination
which rendered 70 any man bat ruin 70 thai man and
ns : an s here a., ssoss q r es nm ::
view H. Aughter)-and would sooner see him elevated
to the Presidency than any other in the nation,
could be done with the unanmity OF this Convention But
other men say there shall be this nothing that
or nothing Where Is your discriminating justice
M President, can make 20 nrthlr appeal upon this
desire 10 leave behind me word Of bitterness
sentence OF unkindncss press these warnings upon
il. shall carry with me, above all, The love Of my
country next " H. the love Of the Union; and last,
the pillar Of tina, union the love q the united democra
NJ svuAr, az N,ch,~sp. moved N law tbe VOTE n