The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
HERALD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER a. lS6o-TRPLE SHEET

he r,shta al any Of 10 sAtesi aach RAJ been tsa q
ala 81 tho danger q uncn, and the Q,
presc srersy ess.ee >, 1 hcs. s zane Of
~ safety and pernAusBca tiosa cseefs
rus RESOLUTIONS.
p~.r Wyl1s then READ the following reeo ,o0s =.
Resolved rhal the repatcao ea,tors q she city Of
New York an embed 70 rev The artlor Of the Re,ub
on state Convention recently held At yracues rre in
ina, the cniifo proceedings Of that body wsrs cms-
nently 60 and patriotic, and entitled y, the appro
val and admiration Of sincere republicans evsrywhere
That N the rreseotauore OF the names Of Edwin %.
Of Governor asd EeI:snsn, governor he cpnvsns,o.
truly represcn.ed q wholesome sanitary public septi-
ment, With mperstiyely demanded emo emphatic vndi
cation Of f0hfl public servants srom the assaults OF
venai and Inscriptions men, the hands tho repos
par W. and unrsserved Euhni Of their official
acts fer nc consideration Of the people Of the State.
3. rhst we accept Governor Morgan and LscpsenAs,
Governor Campbell, together with the republican csnt
dates Of Canal Commsiorer and Inspector Of state Pr
sorc 90 representatives. Of the ps ncpes, policy asd m
tcgry Of the republican party Of New York a IL Sevo
Ion 10 tho welfare OF the great body OF the people, of Ia
determination 70 secure for this proud wealth
iathful and honest administration Of public trusts.
4 Tina. the republican party, having It's birth and
receiving the noursSrnent and strength Of mature aud
influential manhood from those who sympathi1ed with
believed lie professions devotion 70 good govern
msnt and It's avcwed pedges II entrusted with power,
10 reio the sb1ees ef corrupt aud prorsts national
adnnistraons, has rothDg but omPhs'c wosas Of con
existence, or whoever may DO s authors ana eoet
tors
Of the poo BE OF the State, for the
ndey the puthc interests which has characterized
economical management Of our public works, whereby
the expenditures the canals have greatly decreased
me canal revenues have ossn rse'" ana the
point with pride these results Of their
zion, additional evidence Of tho wisdom and beuen
cencc Of the republican policy In the admin sracu Of the
cover nmens Of the Stale.
That avail ourselves OF this occaeou again 10 Sc
clare approval and adoption u the resolutions Of the
Republican National Conyenssop held a. Chicago, be-.
they clearly and fairly exhibit the fundamental
principles upon which the republican party OF the :,an
iry bssed and that each day furnishes additional ev
derce that the republican standard bearers Abraha
Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin, not only true able and
worthy representatives OF those prncpes but are 70
enjoy the opportunity of securing their practical rec,g
milton IN the next national administration
rns. the repuocan pa,sy aeexiog 70 arrest the ont
70 reform abuses which have grown almost ptolerasie
under 10 corrupt and ocrruptng influences, with no d.
position 70 interfere with the rights under the coDsttu
ton any portion Of the people Of this confederacy
entitled TO the confidence and support Of all patriotic peo
hhero and thai earnestly invite all such TO Join u
IN tho effort new making 10 pa,e honest at the bead
raon the principles aad policy Of the fathers Of the
public.
That the resuNe Of the elections recently bold in
Missouri, Vermont and Maine most grateful 10 us,
not only because they show the legitimate and growing
strength Of the principles Of the republican party among
NGuYAnce Y.
nmph for the cause and ~ candidates 10 November, but
because they exhibit the gratifying fact that tho charge
Of sectonslsm 50 ndus lousy brought against the sup
porters Of Lincoln eand Ramlin repudiated with ~
much emphasis In Missouri a. IN Vermont and Mane.
That while We disclaim, unworthy OF this vast
hopes the band arouse fears on the other
which the future not likely realize hest
taton in declaring that IN Judgment, there
conceivable combination Of o,rcumstances or factions
which deprive the omneee OF the Chicago Ccnven
ton Of the electoral vote Of New York and ten
dov fnaln and f.fs
polti al brethren throughout the Union
W. T. DcpeH moved the adoption Of the resolution.
met with . number Of gentlemen who Rad c,me to the
conclusion that II was time the agitation Of tho slavery
question should cease was proposed that individuals
the further agitation Of the slave question should unite
and in frrtherance Of these vewr, two hNoraoe men
Bell and Evestt-were nominated. He felt willing 10
stand by them, and felt deep interest in the
suit Bot yet Continued Mr.. ID ! y. :
CHERRY Above al things, not to be SOLD 70
Stephen A. Douglas renewed cheers and laughter min
gled with groans for Dougas)-s man with whom have
no feeling or synrathy-a man whom could not homer
~ the President Of the United states (Csies Of rhats
good, and ohss And trust tina, great proportion Of
10 consider tho subject mentioned Just wn repudi-
ate all such conduct theae VINO pretend 10 be leaders
rett Douglas (appsrsc) have gone back with All
my heart and strepgh aid energy nrst principles and
80 for the national nominec-Ltnoolp Voc;erous
no President then introduced 70 the meeting Mr. Jane.
o. Putnam.
SPEECH or nov. JANEs O. PUTNAM.
M PuIrAs esd -GenuemeD, Mr.. Lincoln d the repre-
sentative man Of great Idea, idea which the repoo-
party orgAnze TO There IL lns oi-ation
in The moral element which yiia.es YOUR though, We
arc entering upon campaign not Of Gerry passion, OF
deep Conviction and that conviction cenerng not upou
interests merely material, related simply 10 money
bunting but In the better, the nobcr the dvner elements
Of tho human soul. II moral well q political con.
gy ives value TO AL material things ru
Ing element In the he sates recognized
ana respected power having open TO al the avenues cf
the a~ Of caste wear the badge Of dshonor and thus
stand snorn Of the glory wih which God endowded ~
Nay, more, shall the old States sha the state OF New
York, whoee Institutions all the outsroxth OF
Tree labor, whoee great heart has for dty years
Ses. 10 sympathy Nth the progressive thought Of
sha sbe substitute Ia The place Of the Goddees OF LIBERTY
whose image her cscutcheon bears the chains and
federal Convention, IN State uyentlons and in the pr
mary assemblies Of the people, this glorious Union rose
sons and adicstmen sacred and nvioAbe then sacred
and nvioiAole and forever The three NTH repre-
seniAon 10 Congress Of hose holding the serve reis-
ton the keeping open the slave trade until 1905 the pro
vision for the return Of fugsivs from labor meaning
escsped slaves, with such other rights The common
ncn In force throughout the country could
that nserest-these The chief rights guaranteed
and secured by the federal Constitution the nsutu
federal bond which our fathers pledged New York in ali
time 70 come 70 MAINTAIN. She always viii maintain
chem .he vl never consul. either her passions her
WEI upon her honor Good faith Is The bass Of all human
confidence and OF all nee empire And ind
vduA man unite with you In this canvass, because
mi a. the threshold OF your organization sacred pledge
OF is moral and political power 70 maintain nvioisic the
rgbs OF the states leaving 70 them the Ampee exercise
o. every right which under The federal constatou per-
tAins 70 sovereignty; because you have pledged the
power Il the government, you shah ever BE- Invested
with u, 70 put down AL unlawful nvasons, from with.
out Of The slave States and 10 punsh the gravess Of
crimes such forays upon their peace because further
more, ind IN the wbo 10 " give direction the
pehsy 81 your ADMINISTRATORS OF the government . man
vbosc every sentiment and act, In private public
nfe demonstrates his love Of this federal Unnu his
fidelity 70 all the balances and copro Of the oonstI.
isiion. (Applause) Ganuemcn, Why is the slavery
question, North AMI SOUTH ,he pre- eminent one snb-
merging for time every oiher public question: I
think DO not missts,e u, When ! Say that 70
oe@usc the coz trolling part OF the slave nscr@t
N atiemp tinE 70 rcvostionivs the whole theory
md practice Of the government 10 ~ relations
sttuton, and The democrac party has fully committed
aff a. the instrument for ooneum mating that
10 have the federal government recognise rro,ec,
slavery - national, not local institution, the crca-
on o. universal and not OF mrrlcrs lsw, that a may
lndcr such regulation and protection obtain fo0thod
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