New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

Democratic rarity in thst stae. Their right, IN that
resi-, Ct al srd Or e or u al thnt OF the oeigT
ioi fton Nsn York for whose admission Some OF us
felt confirmed vote mery beetn-e th7y "srS as
we thonpht the arfbs re res Dfa1V-s o, mo
D,mocraty of New.Yorl The Convention. ny re-
nlvino ~ admit regular dele SaloDs from Texas,
Mj,pi,sjI pi sno Georgia, viewed all "a" o,Je.n,ns
wlicn we're Suggested, snd properly rron'"" ,'' 'n-
Guiry in such cs.ses to the supple qdes'on-~oo are
he iecular reuf, seIisty.s OF tie DcDOcfa Oh inc
Sta.e9 Rnt II, he caee OF Alabama not only were me
rcpu ar repres ntai,rs Of tie DeDocfa .xdaded,
lut others ere admitted ~ cat re vote 81 Sas
vitEou authority from the ID ocfatie People. n.
the latter hsd right u ada trance "i~ ieriec"y
naI Iett.
So. co. the regular ard authorized delegates from
LOUISIANA were tx mdsd, AID unaut or'zSd perSo"s
"a ere Omitted Ia ast the vote of tpii STATE.
In the q Aka siS more ,ntri's''e ana msrS'i-
,us CO urse Of etdirg slted in depnvng the re-
onlar d. l..ates of ole and comforting Upoo un-
authorized persOns
beeu ui,s.nttd 10 tie public III report- made 10 The
CONVENTION ard to then We must refer yeu i0r Do
tailed information.
While the CONVENTION was making these snbrtu.
tiops Of ifr place OF the cho5' dci.Xat 81
he ueope the spirit Of the proceeding wos shown IN
two uaI FACTIONS Of hike kind affecting III each ease
only ole men Der. in the Ma "A 'husetfs oeegfAon,
for example, one Of the pncIpal delegates eioen ~
lie peote war prevented b., dOnirsic affection iron
art.idga at Charlie too, aud lis alte rne vas There
liz st.ao he principal app ared nj Balm ne, and
took lis seat, bat j-cted by the C"nyenuoh, t'ae
body permitting The Alternate Io usnrP the te-E ~
Ian eled tia IN thus Instance, and III ai"th5r OF me
ssrre nd III lie Miss mi deli CATION, tue persons al
niIted TO seas, con CURED, Ia sentiment, WIN Iie
cloue Of eeotOns leaders, aid the persons wroDyiny
,nClnd.d held o, pOsite opuiOur. ~ The nsiSrtns
VT NJ lifted IA ih' sc cases ahd OF he hou'e the'e
is nv room for IL not
II regular del, cations fT m iexas' Msslss ppl' ar
kaIsas, and Georg Il, deeCed To accept seas Ut ori
such c,icu instances. No Obligations frJm Florida and
South Carolina lai applied for adUIsoD. Toe pre-
tended delrgaes from Alabama Louisiana, Arkan 'as,
Massachusetts, and Mis- ouI, entered the Convention
Tie stluon o tie body aas tho ougy yltIaIed oy
req. attd violations of tie rghtiul lmcIes al pJpu-
lsr rrpl lt1 power ab5oluely 80 tiOn-
allied. The lie ders of the s-ctioDa wing nov pos
pessg an irresistible asceUdeOcy, had de nonArtfed
their iifexibe purpose u ru, a. ri the party, By
apI ealing seGtn.ent un'rleDdly 10 Tue South ano
by sbusiLg power mort wrougfully obfdlJed
'Unltss We chose TO be dragged along by sectional
Convention, We we're Obliged 10 reilrr. Unless We
youd lend the COunteHauce OF Virginia TO tue most
san eless Violations Of zig L. we were DBL gsb TO Retire.
II We would save personal honor and The honor u
our State were Obliged 10 retire. II We would re-
ma L true National State Rghts Dem crats, we were
cbiged TO retire. The path Of duty Was pain we
walked III II reluctantly, hut I'll clear aud nrrn con-
.ciouspess Of zig t. We Ieit the Couvent'ou.
II wss Dol Tie purpose OF most 81 us 10 Joil the
Ricl uopd C.nveI ton. We soon found Ourseves
upd,d oy nearly al the deega from tle DEM
ocI aIc st.tes oI the UGi NOrh aud SOih. and by
napy fIou Other ates. By promp aaiei, fge'ic a.
ton appea ed possible 10 continue the eAisIeuce oi
III. National d. Ialic party. mat duy w1 under
tool ia col uLcuob win U'beb The results aie al
ready loNu 10 Scu. It Ienialns COW wl.h tue people
10 preserve a National Stale Rights ptty uoeritei
tom IN, usIliuiDpa, and ms,blUus secnDbals q AUD
purilisc Fl Oh I-au, cIruplOn-
hose who REMAINED III tue Northern Sectional Z N
VT pOn aie rUnluaUps " Candidates Tor tue ON e5
of Pres dent end Vice-Pre id-nt Tne for ner is re-
porte to have received ply 1917 votas-ie;s thad
tS O-tl irCs OF iul Convention u we d-fu:t votes
iulrup rly il I'd, aud Others Improperly counted,
we shall tLd that he received les th half The votes
Of Il rel r. ntatiS Of the Democracy Tn fat Is
eLtOu 10 sanity every one tb1t 80 40 ii 10, nave
lie, actUaltd IN conduct mere hos Ity 10 That
Candidate. IL aas ilest tIVn the begnalng thai,
Huht nj retracliI z Lis uEcorstItItiOnal hertsy he
cOu DeV,F - Nominated lii ths Conven,IOU cJrdng
to tsrab shed Usog- ~ th1 party. More receuty
IL las been equally nloiftst tbat tue conduct OF nlm
S. If and bis VA sans ad '.bdeIed such nouiiuton
absolutely aud unc' ndluonaIl, impossi lie. TO have
serted 20 vU-u medsu IS merely Ia CON ss his d.
(, au v oud have he, both needess and fac,iOds
Felluw.cnzers s, recount there events lth pain
ful emofous Our CuiIsultlUu n that @e haze done
our duty according to the beet DICT ties Of our con
licences end our Judgments; int, AZ leas, we have
preserved tie hurOr ii Virginia unsuIled, ard her
Iivhts uln paired, that have stood firmly az tast
ali sectional Sill OIL either hand; that have secured
Tor you oIpUrUIIy OF prescribing sound, National
State. X gbIs DenioCra party and that Nrgula nae
hot through actioD, swerved from the Consistent
sopport OF the rights OF the States, the Constellation,
!, cn AR w RUSSELL, w D. LEAKE,
JOHN bRAhNOA. WALTER COLES,
JAMES BAKiOUR LEWIS T. HAHSIL,
q. X. RI NsTEN, HENRY tIiLHUGH
JOIN BLAIR HODGE, r. W. HUbBAEO
NJ W. tISHFR, L. 4. UARNETr
MN. a. kUt KNER, J w. CROCKETT
W Z. CECIL, JOHN seldom
GEORGE BOOKER, <. 4. CoG4lLL,