Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02
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10 ptti ut Nlti"uNA ne''
.ccordiup 10 announcement the delegates
toa, t,e wsri- snd 10 ebsfpps met At Nation
sip.i IN. momm3 a, II q 'loek To sele,'
n 90. Of persons 10 oe presented TO the mass
& uveotiou which meets this atterToon' as
suitable per oRs tor delegates to the lot y
c,,o,ns Convention in Columbus on the
9th inst
an motion. Henry S. Stevens was chosen
Chairman, and wm. B. Castle and William
wsllhOuse Secretaries j
Ahsr the reading Of the call for Union
Convention, JaO. E Carey moved that COM
mi,tee Of l2 be chosen from the several ,Owu-
sbips and wards, to be composed equally Of
each party, TO suggest names Tor delegates TO
the State Convention. q
Dwight Palmer moved that the delegates
from the two parties take separate rooms,
and each report six names.
Nj. Paine aaid that he proposed that the
two parties come near enough together to
occupy the room at any rate, and if they
chose 70 occupy different corners when there,
Why they could do so.
DR. Robinson, Of Bedford, was opposed TO
the amendment Ne thought that oil Of us
had got to be little ashamed of party. It
Was time to act like men and forget party.
Mr.. Palmer said that the motion was
merely made TO show that all party feeling
had been blOtted out.
Mr.. Cary's motion being put, was car
ried. The Chair selected the following
gentlemen;
John 3. Cary, Cleveland; D. Lyon,
Stronssville; Darius Adams, Esst Cleve
land: Reuben Wood, Rookport; 6. N.
Rart sr, Middleburgh; Vim B. Castle,
Cleveland; DR.. Palmer, 49,; Charles
Bradburn, Cleveland; Il Hunt Brecks-
vile; Royal Taylor, NeWburgh; NJ, N
Spangler, East Cleveland; A. McReynOlds'
Euclid. .a--.
The Committee having returned DR. Rob
isou was called on to make some remarks
to the Conventiea. 1sc5
Dr. Robinson said, am unused to make
political speeches. confess that lost con-
6dence in my fellow citizens when Polk car
ried the day over Henry Clay. Since the
death of tae wbig party hare voted with
the Democratic party, but | have moi
: been satisfied Now, sir, behold the hrs'
ray of hope that have seen for years. Men
2 meet me this morning with smiling faces as
D though there IS new feeling in lheil heart'
and / trust tbAt this Young telling will spring
q Ike the corn on the mountain top dio
j. Whist could honor.bly to prevent Lincoln
from being President, bu be IS ms President
a aud God help him. he has no stronger sup
. aorter Than myself I'm not going to crit
irsizs him either. (Applause !, sir
e could say, Onward onward march, III
sv-rv enemy bites the dust. Such are th'
l;oQs rst suimate my heart They max
-trr, aud cause me TO feel tbai couk
ret r-e, - necessary. (AFE -ause,)
.. .ur.s-e.sE tFat mas been said
r. 'ruiY glad 60 hea
tna sn-t could in w'
er Abe Lincoln. We br
? as uriDg all fnrmer ps'ts .i"-
aoi aa -uos.s here TO joiu heart and b.
3 .p...i 80 he Constitution snd the ls t-
- 1s,-s..a. = no form The bone ard s.
- p.a,. ta'rhp towD-h'ps, and an el~'
p ~ h-m l,pks rs though the conn
s4s gathered here united
= } VI ofinbur, said
m prod - he ASSOCIATED with 81 larg
/ 80 l. ?
No. ..frang p.rtisan. and hev
-.pm~ ~ though AZ 'poc
Il yr.v.r leu ve sbruld sash ou
"a II "A Tscis u1 'ls" Douglas,
,k sst a, 4r,I ar aud DO patriC
~i~--t s--p % parts strife. have
t' % IN sIllny 20 offer On the ats
= Of ceur s, and myself am 'eNdy
- - r-ae- myi"sn hEiug hat this GoveT'
ment nav he preserved. Le' me say
DO U-mncrs,s ifrthsre sre any here that al
ict halting, thar We have no Democratic par
in Ohio. That Convention at Columh'
-, was a bsstard fragment Of the sa
:" Central Committee got together but the
he did not call for mass meeting Of the Der
'es ocrsts Of Ohio. It was only Conveniio
Mt of those who were opposed to the Admin
tration Of Ahrahpm Linooln-the trsito
= Of Ohio. (Applsuse,)
. Jas. Mason said:
There are st the present time Ooun
as Executive Committees, representing DO
be parties. We are here to day ignoring par
me the distinction is nov only traitors al
-, patriots therefore suggest that We
i'' commend to the Convention this afterno'
70 select State Central Committee, viii
rE shall be composed Of both the parties.
there any greater question before us thi
'u the maintainanoe Of the country2 WI
ers then, if We ara united, do we need differe
*. committees?
co. At this point the committee returned al
Or- reported the following names
* DELEGATES. ALTERNATIVES.
he Charles N Rhodes, -Chas Palmer,
p Paine