The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

"e''' h'a ie' responsibility so great OF
weighy as AZ this time. dc believed that
Il INC proceedings mere Were rightly conducted
they would tell more or,ec,oally than embat, ed
hosts and serried ranks of yen ON our national ,rhes
(Applanse) If the act on to-day is In unison with the
sentiments of the e-as he doubted not IL would be-
the national con' oversy would be reduced insignia
cance me COZ stitution il the people united,
DO SUSTAINED, che Union maintained and the States
united loud appiause.) We have u question issue
which mus. of necessity submerge all parties. ZAP
pAuse) The question IN its essence becomes one VI
purely selfish interest to Ms ms individuals What do we
care whether the republican tho democratic party
triumph, il the country sink beneath their feet when the
victory proclaimed TO them? Our country is above and
greater than any party Qrcmendous applause.) Can
not we lay down at petty party strhes ana diiicaes
ana hderences, and give all our efforts TO our country
IN this her hour of need 'Wc can, and great applause
am undisguisedly and iearessiy in favor OF the
vigorous and most efficient prosecution of the
war, until those who have gone from us are
brought back into the Union. cloud applause }
am for standing of from the party platform on which
have stood for thirty years and for stepping upon the
broad acres OF my country giving my voice and efforts
administration Of the government by those who have
that duty 10 perform just long 1t is unceasng and
untiring in It's devotion to the country Great applause
am for giving to the government the greatest possible
latitude that should be given by free people such
crisis as now exists. (Appause) When the conflict rs
over and until then when we are again In peaceful
state we may review their conduct and give them the
need Of praise for what they have done. ! am
Tor ' uncompromslng hostility, not only 70 those
VIZ, o"!eneS anu powle Knives III uelr hhhus
at the South, but also to those who are none
the less secessioBiss by their aid and comfort at
the North Cheering by the whole Convention rising
me 'ial cohtihucu-lh response u The resolution oi
the last Democratic State CoEventon-he hoped to God
e s one ihey woui1 ever h'd un.er t'e present or
s',, @.,O',i Applause )-whcn rene.'s upoh tne
lNasolien. W lhs var th's iar taxing OF vnations
d ,n ,b .c overrog o the hapeas cofps
ana ana trs rshes OF ireo press u was sufficient 10 say
' .c irtsmohs au oohe iess t'iai ne Nus uone-
Muu W nou ho a oohe 'norehe would DC more en-
W ~, W. ~ . .I Nv - NV to any viohtois
II u 'aa sa .c AVS lrroohgea app,lse
t VS. 49, wi" me- .i ,e uocth oi secession mus 10
do,d g., i asepaso - cSaii anu uphis'aI"pIy
,.rnsa. m P'ese' '"toi oi 'he thfoh ana INC 60
", ,e'n'lie , we nave duty ana respohs oliity
" 49,. i"n anu f'',Io's' We i.VU 10 ohuheiaeo
ar,Pt 'a" o pun1pes u., shili meet we
Wn ha,,n 70 an" aa. , wnnes Oh the whom people.
wy, ~ ~ set ~sethe. our houschou poniica soos7
, oon. ueh u te iuhera pyre as an olerhg 70 our
ou'oheo oounh!, AAppWsc.l we mus JOCK WIN
Single eye 10 Inc pDhc good anu SINK all other conSde-
lat'ohs. Iae result wan DC iui united ana unanimous
81 Sb b. - .1 ~ loppio VI 'lc 9'c VI New hosk W
th ha, , . rs! nave aemeu "po;i eur sylnpaIny
1ney nave Itheu upon broken feeu (apEAalse.} bht;
on inc contrary WI be shown - them that we have
San ~ pu" anu Wy uaN, mnSse olaes eAt.n'
"t"'tHNa ., ufoh WHICH Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. country,
t s, ip nv ~ Que " .e ueiuoacy VINO mas
eoes et .e pa,loim Oh ms party because Oh us rot
o'a COUNTRY now, our country fofeVef-ohfoi
IA ~, '' Co ",," a." ~ ~ r. ,., ,p =, c.as
~ n,n ~ NJ Y na,n,'eu N. W. "r M ~
~, a. ns vi Wv iok anu Saritoh sprague,o Vi ETC
"S ~, ,arinpoiut! neo[etaFIes. c.HIieo.
MI .n" " hlnss moVeo tonl,ittee On
" A. 'H n w oio '.oin eaoi, 1uu.oui ust' Wv
onsis, 80 NED VI ohoh'"s"' mo'eo tia' INC committee
nI W ~. ,...,,.,
~ ui.''eh' was 'uopteo anu 'ie ioioWlhs commit
"1 nH,r, e. w.,ao ,,..o,,,, ;, .,.
S,co,d Dir.E MN"in and ,' 81 ''I TIan,ii,,n s'n
.,.rJ 49,, = Wii 1 i a. ~ ~ I b,
ttsb n,,, u ', a'iu a ~ y I; !, N c
EgSIn D;,,s ,i mTnu nn W a'1 1h aoman'
Syn D:. ~, q, W., WI $40 w -. inohPsoh
Sn n:,:, =, si'' aia hiram Crhhuah
h;t,h n;Stt ,o ,i ntns 'iu .. a. Men'ns
Ir Vow ,Tn Pr en Of rorana w. 80, 10, nom,
tho Cboir -, i n, DC npi''eu ny
NJ - n So, ~ 90 ~ -. o ii, ,. , =. o.,
ton Of Mr. Ballard on the table. Carried NY
Mr. TAwop mnved that tho ro, he c,,isa Inv co,r,ios
and that dcngates nresont thoir cr1on,;n ~ ''"''
Mr. TowsKyn moved to strike ONT tom tho rcso,ut,on
or Mr. 1,a,lor ,.h,, d;snous ;,b . wy i.i
no, snnnssa anS ~ dI u1e WIZ ,Ii ne uta
~" not & , ay "U ~ ~ peses themselves nere WIZ
E,wn, ~ n ~ , W ..,u s -, 1 a ~ a..
,ahio 49, ~ ~ " 10y wv ""' y" WIG
Mr. Towxsrsn desired 70 srea, y, tho s, ion I'M, uo
ruled ont Of order and the sphect a ma M no ~ ,%
The rnes Of Tho Ias, sss.nbj,, 80 .n.aa y,
the Convention N " e
JAMES @. THOMPSON. Of Monroe. moved the list Of dele
Gates ha caieJ md doIoraas n,,ornn, thass,rs Co.
seat ~ eN'N' P'N'>"' 'N~.'''''' '''
C. NJ xrrylp moved 10 amend nv drect,no the re
personalities from the several Assembly districts in the
State to name two delegates from each district In cast Mi
The CHARThe Chair would state that the business of
debating who are entitled to vote now rests with the
Committee on Credentials.
Thompson's motion was adopted
The list of counties was then called tha Chairman an
nouncae that credentials were onIy RECEIVED "a he acted
on Inv the commttee who would meet and decide uno
the claims of delegates "foA
motion being made tn talc from Tho nhlo tho rcso,r
ton 10 appo,nt committee on nermanent orconiyat;on
CLARK Cop reminded tho Comyent;on .hat he I'M
portance of the objects OF tho Convention was such n
warrant nrudcncc and soma delay The ohiect vas MT
TO destroy old parte not 70 hud IN new oncs Int IN nut
in nomination ticket that shall mite ova cycns frnrr
Lake Erie TO Montak Pointa ticket that sho roll nm
majority OF 200 0O and sink tho Marty into t
ter oblivion Az this very nrohabIv he
enemy are laundering mt the door Of the nations ranto
and Il was no time 10 ac with haste and rmsb ticot
into the field before four o,cock For himself be vnot
nnon nartv no,forne 1,o 's i Of na,, e o npa'
tons Tho great bear NJ Tho noon,o ,yos ,rosod n h
was ra.dv ,6 rosooS ~ that |I so i Snu o
Mr. ID Mapy Of Albany said that II was cor Tho verv
purpose of defeating tho mans of noc,ons tbat so,a
mnmbsr desrcd ,a pdS hn @ so n
not take n recass for fonr bour. ~ ~ feN' ~
Touxyr, pr,ssv, =. n ca ~ * oor,.,,,n mon, oaa,o,
inc The Cnnyon,on MI n M,rnbv W AIhomv" ,oS Go
cnss;nn;st -, 80, ~ hoa ne L;o r./ " fI -.
,rhn a, aes dr.sS uu NJ m M t u
The nnrnoee or raisinr a ,,caca aan e " ~ N'' "
Irmoba,eIr d",an snror ~ tho,- Coo, ona
con0rn'od .ha etatanoant CIV" e " '-e' -''' anu
''',, n,ua va. n.'seanen a,. AL .c, ,,,, .h
Ss ,, t'snis auu SioMuis "tvu wy s. wiis.9
W. w py '. ~ an" a - 10 ~ A0'' A'''AA 0N'' anu
eo tr eies y y IT, ne'' nun W., ,,, A., ,,,
WILLIAM u WEED, % Alpahy, ueciareu llat ne snoua
not DC heaIu as ueieeale from Aiohy, anu
ioLEf, Oh oswego, aPproacnen 70 he sPos whcle the
OBJECTIONABLE oeegate stooo anu poh'ey Iorheo nm
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