The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

Amtdst the ooofusion Yves mosioned 70 adjourn till ten
Mr. GooDRc Of Minnesota, moved 70 ballot for Presi
dent
Much confusion and cries Of "Balo4p eususd, amidst
which the President put the question the motion 70 ad
jonrD, and declared the Convention adjourned I'll ten
THE APPEAL FOR MADAM BATES.
rhefoowng address, prepared BY Horace Greeley, Or
Oregon, circulated among the delegates on Toes
day.
10 RnrBLcAM;-The undersigned, on behalf Of the
judgment considerations which 70 render des
rsble The Of Judge Bates the republican
sny m pne Of hostility to other csnSa.s or Sssn
ing confluence In our own ssgscty; and would renew,
Necessary, our assurances shss whoever may DO nomi
mated BY the Convention shall receive most cordial
and determined support We pNs lightly the topics
Judge Bates conceded emipenoe urbt and states
With which he IL regarded BY those who know him, the
great local popularity which he known 70 enjoy and the
many honorable and lucr Awe stations which he has
otcilned; because deem these unmportant, but
because 70 urge them might scem nvidious, and We
wsuld mot TO imrly that the several csndi
and popular We desire only TO caIl your aslsnuon 70
those pots which J,dge Bates seems 70 ~ 70 bold
pecaiiar and advantageous poaton - compared with
poueh both theoretical practical emancipshonhs,
u . native end hfe long resident OF the slave holding
therefore be signal and nnai rssuAou OF the charges
q s<csonssm 90 unfairly yet 30 effectively urged against
the ana o me nrs
paby futile and ridiculous He Ia beloved and honor
czen Of Sc Louis the rst considerable city Of the
| and bear IL to victory. Hs nomination nxes for
| ever he posnion Of that city - the Gibraltar Of
ess 'I psopss.S ssm in The slave ssssss &c me
favore ana he candidate Of tho entire oppoaoo In ME-
md vii ?; ssn 1Ss merely
earnest OF this may state that MAJOR Rollins who
within 800 4eo votes Of an election = Governor three
ago, waiting 10 hear OF Judge Bstes n0mps
ton TO take the stump AGAIN the Bates candidate with
entire confidence Of socosss should the nomination DO do
cided Major r. vii stand aoof dceming election
hopeless, and not wishing 10 fall oonspcuousy where he
has nearly sucoeeded. Our information from all
parts Of Missouri renders Major RoIins success In case
u Mr. Bates Domination certain Consider that Ms
souri, the only STATE 70 vote before september after
oeviug advices Of our nominations wherein Tho repub
poraros Of This election 70 the seDera interests Of the
canvHs becomes immense. We do not hesitate 70
aS,v,, ,hA vou@ 20 ssS TO decide n. struass Of
October In Pennsylvania and Indiana, and thus that
Of November IN the Union. Judge Bates Vas, In
tskeny asserted, but Of the Wing National Convention
which NIB cd ~ Baltimore presented Mliard Full
more a. candidate for President Otners urge
Objection 10 bis nonnsiou We present IL Z. an arxu.
In favor OF that nomination We frankly admit mat
Judge Bates has not long been di.ipcively Republican
How many Of have beebf We young party
ssrg gradually from nothing 10 asosndeucy Such par
ies destined 10 succeed are slways liberal towards
1855 but ode third Of the -four million Of for
President throughout The Union weare probably 10 day
courng only hose who resrd themselves distinctive
y reIpbicAns but lttle than third OF the 600,
coo voters the thirty four States Yet the principles
hold those OF the fathers they not and
been repudia,ed BY majority Of their constituents
| he majority vote, not against our principles,
but against our name. They oppose us not for
pose US rbey believe us to be wd, erraic, rscklcs
Revolutionary when We are really moderate, logs con
liar crsssissron mot 70 our d,sspsui,hed IDEAS let as
break the mid Gle wal Of partition BY presenting
candidate known 20 May not most Of them, CONSERVE
tive and trusted by all Of them safe statesman In
bued with the principles OF Washington and nurturet In
The school Of Clay. We do firmly believe that Jurge
hch has presented the nation the highly respectable
uaues Of John Bell and Edward Everett, and induce
men, Old line rbgs, &c 70 ooopef ate heartily ~,h In
res ung county from the bapds into which chs
through the distraction OF opposition coansels been permit
unised BY the OF Edward Bates Indisns
nltos and Oregon be carried with them, and
uiumphn November thus psa oed almost beyond oootn
gency Tnere are questions Of public policy and Icsrls
uop which tn republicans not entirely united yet
90 ~bch the views OF great macy q the party are IN
long been known 70 cherish Hs nomination would, ~
regards these questions, have all the good enscs OF
rsssneSu should Judge bates be nominated inc whole
breadth Of the se States open 70 us for the selection
Of Vice President We believe that selection may DC
made VII Oh will 20 70 obvafe any cisasfsction and In
sure unity and efficiency future efforts Our fellow
czens a German birth said 10 be hostile 70 Girst
Bates and this Ia plausiby urged as reason for not
pomlns,lrg him. We answer, that whatever German 70
pusDsnoe 10 this nomination srsts, based 90 mis-
tprebensions which and VIII be removed
was by the German born cuzpns OF 81 Louis
that he was elected snd supported for The most respons
Die poston Of the Judge Of the land Court Of ths city
BY those votes he elected let him but be known -
he gill be be be nominated by the German born ciu
Of The whole country, ard they WI Tor IKE reons
support him shh like unsninty and success am finally
We eDtrcst you present the name OF Edward Bates -
60 olive branch " the various parties which esrnesuy
ds,re 10 overthrow the nbuseripz slavery extending
sham democracy prefer OF frsernzaiion and kindly
regard 10 this In generous, msensnimous spirit, and
you will have vindcated cause from the unjust but
damaging impuiston Of section sm while you VIII have
virtually the overthrow OF the present dynasty
Of deslruccn and mfule and the restoration "
pubic Of ne godsn ego Of concord, prosperity and con
scious security. =
FRANCS r. BLAIR. JOHN D. DWRFfs,
JAMES N. VAN ALIEN, JOHN Q. VOGEL,
HORACE GREELEY, JAMES b. EADS,