The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-09


Der II, 1860 submit the following report
Commissioned 70 adopt q ticket for Presidential clec
tors, which should be satisfactory " the who
gard the triumph Of Lincoln and Hamlin, by means OF
sectional organization upon sectional isue for the
sas Of sectional policy the federal govern
therefore dangerous TO the Uniop have endeavored
TO perform that great duty with impartiaty, with
tsus 30 patriotic We submit 10 you the "Union,
ticket for electors Of President aud Vice President
FOR EEcroRs or PRECEDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF The
Heman J. Redneld, William Kent, Pearson Mlndy,
seah b Strong, Martin Springer, John n. Strong,
John n. Brewer James Kidd, Edwin N Anderson,
JacobA. westervet, Isaiah Blood James n. Puver,
Elijah +, Purdy, Henry II Roes Miles Finch,
William A. Kobpe Greene c. Bronson, Charles Carroll
Depeyser0gden, David G. Judson, Addison Gardner,
VIM. Duncan, Charles Goodyear John B skinner "a
Abram B. Conger, John MUM, William williams,
Daniel B. st. John, Ambrose Higgins Stephen Caldwell
Elisha 7. Strong, Lucas B. Crockcr,
The members of IL have all accepted They are all
"Inion for the cake Of the Union y and believe
justified IN announcing that the union of the
conservative masses OF our citizens upon this ticket
Charles o'CoDnor, Peter B swceny,
Samuel =. Butierworh, Daniel F. Temann,
Edwin Croswell, James Monroe,
Henry Grinnel, Daniel Devin,
s. J. ~ Barlow, Andrew Mount,
Wilson G. Hunt, Charles A. Secor.
Samuel J. rilden.
JOSHUA ]. HENRY, Chairman.
JKHIAI READ, Secretary.
NEW YORK, Oct Q, 1850.
Resolved fha. the thanks Of this meeting be- they
electors Of President and Vice President who with patr
otto dsintereetedness, withdrew their favor OF
most 70 the accomplishment OF that object which should
be dear 70 every true American Union for the sake OF
the Union"
The resolution appended 70 the report was unanimously
adopted.
The CHAIRMAN then aeked for q clear and distinct vote
the electoral ticket. The vote taken and the
ticket adopted by ac;smation and amid lou cheers
Mr.. SAMUEL J. TIIpKs then came forward and pre-.
sented the following a. the resolutions Of the meeting
REVOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That regard the attempt or n sectional
party In the Northern States possession OF the
whole people he fifteen Southern States as contrary
TO the fundamental idea Of the constitution that the at
upon subscs ysy ssns the rshs tho n e1H
and The feelings Of those fifteen States creates great
danger to confederaied Union and TO tho peace and
safety Of the whole country; that we deem II to be
Imperative duty 10 waive personal preferences
ddates and differences upon abstract questions favor
union Of patriotic citizens for the sake Of The union
Resolved That the election Of Lincoln and Hamln can
Tray 70 The wshss Of majority Of The people. and BY
dexserou use Of the electoral forms which the consttu
ton sf 20 NE states 70 provide that .hei, election
third Of the actual popular vote cast
Resolved, That those who regard the election Of Lin
ought not 70 multiply the chances Of such result by
their own divisions.
Resolved That the ticket for Presidential electors sub.
mitted 10 this meeting by the Committee OF Fifteen
hereby approved and adopted and that cordially and
earnestly recommend 10 the support or all couserva
tive, patriotic and Union loving voters Of this State.
SPEECH OF Mr.. rrLDES.
AMER the reading OF the resolutions, Mr. TnDEs pro.
cceded to speak in reference 10 them. he said.-
Fellow. CinzUs-I speak TO night not as q Douglas
MANIA laugh)-not ~ in favor OF Bellbut Anne.
rican citizen. Cheers would not be here 70 night,
lint tba
plate the conjunction in which public Affairs
stand. (Applause. voice from one Of the windows-
voiceSwe are the people By 10Y" The speaker wen,
on. An organization truly exclusive and sectional is
q o. vss
named party that has no political adhcrens In fifteen
Of the States which 90 10 make up rs Union. (Hisscs
exists between the North and The South II Is ques.
ton that concerns vast interest In propertynot lees
which have Just made reference intimately Affects
The southern States. pcrmcates al these
nssa .n sAi: sasd sn s ssr so ssi
order and twincs Itself round the very nbres Of their
Who cast our yoes for u.s. Il they carry this election The
republican Iarty are prepared 70 act this question
without consulting The South and thus force upon these
fifteen states an alien government government 10 which
they have no voice.
Here there we're loud calls FOR The Hon. Fernando
Wood which were rising IN ygor every moment, I'LL the
chairman Informed the meeting that the honorable gen.
ueman was not then present
Illden pfocfedcd-Ihi3 controversy has 3stcd
Eve years, and you have been divided by parties North
and south, keeping up sectional agitation By all the
machinery Of organized party association. (Appause
In this state q the public mind purposed 10
summao party triumph, BY the or sectional
ddaics. And for what purposc2 AZ your resolution
rcciy says, TO naugurate sectional policy for these
states in other words, 70 determine the great question
between eight and hall millions q white men, and
foW millions OF black What would be the result OF
any attempt which the NORTH without the consent OF The
SOUTH would endeavor 10 make ia defiance or their public
opinion in that portion OF the Onion? You all aware
Of the result and for you 10 say whether this policy
will be carried oct HsTs there were several . rs1e-ea
speaker continued 70 say that he knew those who heard
him would rally for the Unon-(chcers) -aud
their own satisfaction. Renewed spplarss) He saw
that they were all agreed upon the matter and he
certain that they would pass their votes against the 10
and in favor OF this electoral ticket II they did
tbeir duty and became united they would defeat the
election OF Lincoln and Hamn and thereby insure peace
and guilty In the public councils Of the country
cloud applause, amidst which the speaker resumed bis
seat)
The resolutions were adopted by accamatIou.
The CHAIRMAN then announced song from Or. Gail
mette. The band struck Up the familiar tune OF "wat
for the wagon and to that air Dr. Grnxrrs sang in
capital style the following song-the whole audience Join
ing in chorus with nre ensct--
UNION cANrArox soxe-" HuRRA FOR THE UNION y
Air" Wait for tho wagonn
nv WILLIAM coegRovB
Come brothers, all unite with income, join W one and
United We win conquer, but divided We win fAii;
Our flag 10 for the Union, and have gallant crew
who have raised H. and who love tits the red, white
Chorus-G hurrs for the Union, hurrs for tho Union,
Hsrra for the Union, and the red, wh'e anu
blue.
win bring into action, and foes wen over.nem
They'll find that wen be "widc aware enough " pu'