Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-10
Syracuse. Sent. 5

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Immedia'ely after tie convent IA assem-
bled, motion to Iecous der the vote ur the
resolution admitting the NJ cart and Tam
many delegations yesterday WAS made
A warm ard spirited debate eusued
when the chair decided that the New York
delegates had no right t. speak OF v.te uu
the question.
The chair was sustainel-l42 20 G3
Alter "a long debate. the c.G.ve,.jisn ra-
fused to lay the subject un the table. by
vote oi o. t. ll2
TIE c,n'euIIur then refused 90 hear VI
McMa>tor, of the Freeman Journal. s;eak.
aud ordered the man quest OF.
a very S;irr;g debate e,,-u-a.
The c"nvcut!un then ordered tie main
question, nEd the vote WIS taken uu f;.a
substitute filtered yesterday. admitting bo,a
delegations frum New York. AID 1t WA re
jecied year, IS, nays I2u.
The urIGihai report %! the cummitter adj
hitting Tammany, Vas then adopted with
Mt calling yeas AID nTys
Upon the announcement of the result.
Mr.. Genet, on the part If the Mozart dele
gatIon, rose and entered a Protest against
the rejection OF the representatives of 30
UUU democratic voters IN the city of New
York. The delegation then withdrew.
n very lung series uf resolutions were of
Tered, generally expressing love for the
Union, determined vigorously to Prosecute
the war tn an honorable peace for all sec
tons, and general detestation of the re-
publican party and its principles. The fol
lowing are among the resolutions:
Resoired, That the Democracy of this
State Will sustain no war NOR cuuntan,nce
any peace tending to the separation of these
States, and that they will regard any at.
tempt to pervert this conflict into a war FIR
the emancipation of the slaves as fatal Ia
all the hopes of the restoration ot the
Union.
ResotUed, That it is the duty of the ad
mInIstration, Initiating the patriotic spirit
If the people, To abandon the narrow Mat,
form Of the Chicago convention. which
stands condemned b. the suffrages Of nearly
two thirds Cf the people, and step forth
upon the broad platform of the const;tu
ton; to expel corrupt men from Office 10
exclude from its councils the advocates of
separation or abolition and to reconstrnct
its Cabinet so as to conform to the altered
condition of the country, and to command
more largely the public respect and conf
dence
ReSotUed, That, while we recognize the
necessity OF the summary process Of mar
tiai law among insurgent population and
within the lines OF military operations. we
protest against tue doctrine that any now
er, except the representatives Of the neoole
can suspend the privilege Of the writ of
hdbeds corpus for civil offences: that we
protest against the assumption Of executive
power t. establish a system &C passports
against the right of Il Federal government
t. organize systems ~ State police. against
tie assumption of the Federal executive a.
rel'ress the discussions of free press. hy
the refusal OF matt facilities. ~ any vay
except by the decision of the civil tribunals:
ard that. finally. we protest against the
doctrine uf Presidents Lrcois,'- message.
that the States derive Their authority fram
the Federal government. AS subyersisc {
the iuI ddmehta' doctrine of American lib
erty.
la the afternoon session, ID B. Ogden
made patriotic appeal to the Democracy
to rally around the stars and stripes, IN
support of the Union. lie said the rebel
lion must be put down, or the government
ucder which we have lived for eighty years
will be put down. He would have this re
bellion crushed out. and then would guar
antee the South all their consututional
rights Immense applause aud cheers.
a long discussion ensued on the resolu>
tions, which were taken up separately -
The whole series of resolutions were ulti-
mately adorted. and loud cheers were given
for the platform.
r. Floyd Jones was nominated by accla.
nation tor Secretary OF State George +.