New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
,. Denote Smith NJ Van Nslkenbris.
y. 81 Inch,

Nj. Geo. W. Schuyler presented tho following reso-
lutiOnt which were unanimously adopted
Rsss Ths, IN the oTiiiosl time, Il Is the frst duty q
es 20 nk Tie Par.n IL 'hs ps,e AID .sy 20 ihs
through every iis srd hslP forward to victory
Rfsd That talking pssos IN the face Of an ebeny's
bought By sb.; 'aSnOa 70 armed rebels division
Or dlaoa q th' nRion WI gs o,s T9SGa, than the
Rsf TIA, the ssTes road TO permanent aud honorable
var and that will support for office who betrsys
BY sneeTns snd oiiEins criticism Of the io1srnHsai, bis
soessioS sad Esss Ion ''''''''' -''''
Rrt That ths n,nly snd noble stand taken By The loyal
en the Border Slave Sa'es command LduiAon snd
s We Will sbsnion them to th. tender moc!es Of
s'SsS" S.s i fsuS: S S.''n ndSS Of or political %
eipe csnnot no,eheless permit party ,Eae sud
spsou., ia The peTl. Of tie Republic .ad thH vii
who's only sase will bs to divide distract when pe.t
concord ,rd upsnimi,y I, The duty Of all
Rossd rh,. WI hsht and pay TO ne , mEn, and last
dollar before WI bOs @ ilsoeR, Rebellion or
R,.Sr,t Tbs. he Con1ensau assemble Syracuse IL,
loh Of ,Ls present nGnlh mad. ~ o. q al r.i'; & '5d .
with eordih .PPro's sad tbs. Ibis msens Ppo Dele
s.s :? fis ,t s'se 70 m coSy Tnoh
,sn be .ppoirtsd By lk meeting order loyal
s1rne. support Of The Goy,rnmsrt in Il, hour Of TIA.
The following gentlemen were elected delegates 10
ths state ConycntioR, at Syneasel on the ION, y
D. HI Bossd1sa - dasdsh. B. q fsni. o. d. Gu.rss s.
Whsson, j. W. Dwight, Clinton toNksr.
SPEECH or THE hon. MR. BALLARD.
The Hon. HosstiO Ballard was then introduced. he
said that while the prssent year hal witnessed our
beloved country involved in eTiss that had placed It's
very existence al stake at the same time we had had
exhibited 10 us from one sde Of the continent TO tho
other the most solf-sserhCng patriotism the world had
ever seen. lie believed he could say for all that vast
assembly before him, that come ife or come death they
intended to stand BY the flag Of their country. The
0ues,ioo now WAS not whether this or that patty
should tucceed but whether We shaI exist ~ Cow
oTnment He would ask, especially sny OF his Dem-
oeraiic friends VINO talked OF peace propositions, now
II was possible that we could ynpsthize or couipro-
mise with men standing 100000 strong. In the
battlefield determined thai shall 50 cuInb 10 their
demands in this great crisis We shodd-iorgetting
that wo are Republicans, that We are Denlocrss--say
10 those IN power We will sustain you; and neither
Democrat nor Republican yields any principle IN
taking that ground. CheeTs.J IL wg time 70 SINK
the partiHan 10 the patriot. but the afsennoy, tne
speaker concluded by saying, rad come 70 near one
who had national reputation, VINO had thrown hi"i-
self into this crsis and had hus attained distinction
that would be the brightest chapter IN his history
The Hon. DAsEL $. DrcSiYsoS wss theDin;roduoed,
and was received with great cheering.
MIR. DICKINsoN's SPEECH.
&A pEEsIpESr, LADUs AND GEStLEasSi ThaS
there should be Free Government founded upon tins
continent wherein no kingerah should boar sway, and
where the people themselves should be sovereign, our
fshers pledged their lives their fortunes aud theg
sacred honor. They saked all upon great ISSUE and
stood the hazard of the die. They asserted the great
the simple, and the sublime truth thas men ".Eo ere
sted free and equal, aud endowed by their Creator
with certain nalenabe rights; and that among their
rights hio liberty, and the pursuit OF nsppness'
After having evolved that great ides, 50 easily GueI
stood by all they marched barefoot over frozen ground
that they might establish snd defend and maintain
tls hbeI,y and freedom thst they h@d asHefted; 80
back with me 70 the history OF that gIeat pegiotnot
merely in the history Of this continent, but IN
the history OF tho woli, such ss man has a., never
seeH--and there we Ind mat mey a,d ths
Deep and adorned Il with al the ssining and states
mGnsbip of modern tines and especially taught !hat
man ID . soyoregn being. Thoy dcned the rmpious
divine rigt OF Elnes; toy aeed and maintained that
every people shonld govern themselves. And after
having asserted this truth, they went iorwaFd upon
the worlds wide 10 establish the great expor-
irsentit was an experiment. and hope 10 them; II is
realization and ruiiicn % u.s. ihs great isel has been
tcipaie or iuaqined The Eite cloud gsye The sound
Of abundant Of a lie sfsgss eolesies that struggled