The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-26


dence and equality Of the States Without This ,hsr,
could be no real union. They in favor OF otso
t0n and wanted the American market for The American
produce He referred with pride 70 the record Of John
Bell, and alluded particularly to bis action during the
contest for the election Of Henry Clay He called the
republicans democrats ana all others 70 unite in the
| Hon. JACOB BROOK, Of PsnnsyivanA, Yves We NEXT
speaker He made very lengthy address in favor Of tho
He critically reviewed the anteceden,s Of the demecraic
and republican parties and argued that there could be no
safety for the country under either Of these organa
tons The only solution for the diculty was by rally
| ing around the standard Of Bell and Everett
On the conclusion Of the Charmans speech the Com
mt,ee on Resolutions reported the following, which were
adopted by acclamatoD-
Resolved That heartily rstfy the nominations OF
John Bell of Tennessee for President and Edward Everett
Of Massachusetts, for Vice President, distinguished
patriots able and experienced statesmen and ffelong
supporters Of the union the constitution and the laws
against whom none have raise a valid objection
Resolved, That We are IN favor OF the Union IL is
and opposed to the efforts Of all sec.onass and others
10 weaken, undermine or destroy IL.
Resolved, That earnestly support tee constitution
with all Its provisions ana compromises, as Intended and
well calculated TO protect and support national
try, prosperity and Independence.
Resolved, that the constitutional agitation Of the
Of by can have no material eect on the
subject s entirely unnecessary the present Of
country and its tends greatly. 70 excite sectional
divisions merely TO promote tho ambitious dangerous
views Of designing men, and endaDgers the safety Of tho
Union, and ought therefore be discounenanced and
frowned down by every friend Of his country
After other speeches, Mr. BRADLEY Of Warrington
City, was introduced and made speech that would cause
the bones Of the black republicans to rattle they could
have heard it, He said thai reen Southern states
would for Bell and Everett The only state that was
doubtful was Missouri where the cholera Of black repub
lcanism was spreading terribly But with the cholera
against them and all the tricks Of their foes they hoped
get majority even out Of his State. As Southerner
and STAKEHOLDER he called on Union men 70 stand firmly
by the country in her danger.
The Committee on the Electoral Ticket recommended
sona district to act as general Executive Committee.
Agreed to-
They reported the following names ss the Bell and
Everett electoral ticket 10 which they had agreed
LARGE
Charles G. McChesney. Edmund Brewer.
DISTRACT ELECTORS.
2-wiliiam K. Mcdonald John v Beas
One of the delegates named HAIsrxp rose 70 object
TO the action Of the Committee Resolutions IN
nominating an electoral ticket. He had understood
instructions TO make inquiries 70 the best
means to be adopted for the defeat Of Lincoln and
whether there chance understanding with Tie
other Conventions who equally DESTROYS Of defeat
ing ss o oa And 5spuocsn Party they
the door against anything like future arrangement The
Douglas Convention had that very day nominated .
puSeans desired TO If the ss and everett paI
were TO do the thing, the friends Of Lincoln and
and 30 Victorious ~ the expense Of BEN
and Everett Nova was 70, the Convention ,sa
ticket reported Il would be nna act and they
would therefore be going blind. lie warned them that
for carrying Be1 and Everett VIGOROUSLY through ibe
conflict II could be done, and tho only chance be
Of doing so was not in proceeding rasly, but by cool
| ness, caution and discretion
Al this juncture Of the proceedings some confusion
took place at the lower end Of the room dsraetng
attention Oh The Convention from the remarks which
were being addressed to them soon became apparent
, ,ha. scs snn, was u pr0grsss but the sa
PERCEPTIONS flight Of stairs showed those The Other part
Of the room that the belgerents being foroby and
summari lily elected This was confirmed By a voice bro
claiming that II nothing but two democrats lighting
| AS soon as this hub bub had subsidized
Mr. HnsrEp resumed his remarks and oontended that
would be by far the safest plan accept The PROPOSE
ton q the committee condiuonaly. Hs would there
fore, propose that the Chairman be empowered 10 add
Two more names 10 the Executive Committee Of three
nom each Congressional district, with full powers In
case Of 10 substitute other the Bell
The proceedings Of the Convention, when up 70 this
juncure had been sngulary peaceful and harmonious
with the single exception cited above, assumed a
more belicose and excited Aspect Half dozen dele
ratcs to address the President amid cries Of CHAR
thar order" order Bot e vas Ike calling
spirits from the Vastly deep when they cannot reasonably
be expected 10 come All the eiorts o. the chairman 70
preserve order in tho Convention were perfectly futile
The confusion momcny eoufounded. The pro-
position Of Mr.. Halstei drew iOrh loud applause for
moment seemed as bis counsel would prevail But 10
sooner did he chairman attempt put the queston 10
division than the opposition returned 20 TIE charge with
rcdoubled vigor.
Mr. GroRaE RoHIssoy supported the scion Of The Com
miiteo on Resolutions and the electoral ticket. lie
thought that the prOposei by them were perfectly
unobcc,onable IN every respec and no did mot SEQ sny
reason Why there should be any delay IN nominating a
saghiout electoral ticket As he underetood the propo
sition OF Mr. HALTED, Intended 70 give the EKecu
tive Committee Of the Congressional districts ght 10
supply names IN the placa Of gentlemen VINO
might be removed from the ticket by any cause
power TO an irresponsible committee inc BEL and Eyer
ticket should be clearly and openly decided once FOR
all lie therefore proposed az Amendment that the
Convention proceed immediately the nomination q an
electoral ticket.
The Convention DID to know Is own mrd, Tor
this proposition received with much Il not more
enthusiasm, than that made1by Mr. Halted.
Loud cries OF Question now arose, and the oonver
hon was momenty becoming more oiamorous, tho Char
man attempted TO put the amsndment despils Of the
desperate opposition Of Mr.. Hasibd, when
One Of the DyttGarEs IRON the ceutrc 81 tho
Han and shouted % loudly that the Conven.
ton was compelled 10 hear HIM. he sad tina
had ben an Outrageous oooco Up 70 that very morning
ing Democratic Convention. But he had no sooner ar
rived than he saw grossly insulting notice one o. tho
papers the effect that the Bell Everett party W
be sold out 70 the highest and best bidder. lie looked
that as one Of the West acts ever prpetrated by the
and laughter But % had the effect OF deciding him on
the be should pursue. the democrats bad cut
their own threats by their unreasonable conduct and
bis only desire was 20 see Lincoln and Hamlln
thoroughly defeated, he determined 70 oin tho
party that had the gresies, chances Of sue.
was the independent Bell and Everett party. cloud
eheersp lie hoped The oouven'on would :Aie care Of
nominating their electoral ticket. there plcBty q
time, and be hoped that Mr. Hasteds action would ye,
be considered
Mr. BAis,yD again came 70 be res,ae ard sputtered
out another long and rather windy Grafton much 70 tho
ditguei of the members Of the Convention whose pa
tioncs bad been sorey tried
The noise and confusion which cnsrsi ndcscr9bable
More than dorm persons began 70 Epeak at once or
rather 10 yell Groes personalities and recrna,ons be.
gan 10 circulate freely, and seemed though matters
we're last approaching sanguinary cl.max
The CHAIRMAN bereupon arose ari reminded The Con
venton that Messrs Bell and Everett peaceful men,
and he hoped the Convention represenng them would be
orderly conducted.
variety Of propositions and counter proportions
made, but none OF them met with approval Al length
Mr.. GEORGE RoBEsOS and sai that plan that
there was some intention 10 mako arrangement with
the friends OF the most corrupt adm nsiraton that ever
disgraced the country.
number Of angry voices hero saiutad Mr. Rooeson
and pcremptory demanded 20 know by whose authority
and 90 behalf Of whom be made such astatemani
The newly converted loco fooo Volunteered solution 10
very excited manner. " lie speaks for Abraham Lp-
rnln - be he h nnlcn nndor