The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-11
A law ntr,u,, Tor U,,o, ..d ,,,...

INV htttuh for Uniop ard I.iberty. b
| " ""S expected thai the wors,od faction In
~" thal curhict At Syrucu.e last vc,k. le,v,.u
th, rival "hall," d this city, would poc...a,iiv
X" over 10 the Union camp, A. having In r. :.
80 other possible rlAcc TO 10 to-in tbi, vo,ta
N'z"rt, Icing tire H. f,a'ed party, has deci4r.s
for the lnion, and will hhct its counisnabc,
upon the POI ulsr movement. We can only
J." 'ai nd ... .uir .tlsah's Lirni. '.
i'" party iaN hc Ir'a'ri aid IA. G.-i by -
"a ohlnL 'niu'uCs aHd asse auo1s sf a n
r"fic tau-e. The Gilu~ins are The son "a
''ns d thc Rcput' Of the Delegates, pd the
l;''"'H'tns moved by M,yW woop ~ pr
'd"no tt'r""l, 'ri unanimously adoptods
Ave cat Tawmauy N trco yrs,rs ago. ee,s-
"h hN tl., oil. ...y tur 10 h, D. rno.r.,-v
I VI. ruuutv -, nov cal uH tha eau.it, 49,.
.iaN,d "a au whIr. ht- ~ l.ug tul,,i and b,,,
,HIL ~ u"'i the nuly,Iic party Il the ..ats
W 'c'l 70 or ind"teu 'efc" ~ both We ktvs
higher slns than party dominance We drrir,
he sslvAtlsa # the ep1nuy. We ar. oppoe.<
'oHty patty now Antii pace aud harmony are
Itr'trrl 10 ns CouDs'E, AMI feLs lhsn crushed
VI. We iEnerc parry divisions a Together, and
re tr"'J " do BATH tor the ,,lOre,l. cauto Of
'ht luiuu. ln tb = cfiur, W. arc really To ION
.hN who I- niiiIrirvd h, like motives "A
plrdgc "ur-clNe, To thIow whatever power We
Yos-e.e IN favor oi any m",emcLt oi "a Un,a.
. 'HAr,c'er, in which ALI p-is' party Avisions are
'AGUrci.
EE,"lurioSa.
Rc'oi'ed. As the ScS,s - ,his General C-,-
utu'r, that W. UudUstr lullv IN. rpi.irt of IN.
'clrta'iu trprS Srutr < thr Nitioral u ir.craex
Il th, City 10 the C'Rvonti,n held ~ Syfaau.s
"a we ava "lh "th ms'., AID wiept the conolu-
.hts rs governing our acton.
HSOlrtO, I hat even II the psocecdupA of that
I'h'tiiiiuu bad been Uf a chaT tcter to warrant
'ur support, IT. rj'ctiOn ~ our delegation
't tie dic'ntion Vt fuw unprincul-d men.
ai'"r their a'in,is on to seats Absolvo, M ffous
any ol ollgatiOn tn give IL support ur cuuntenaDce
lie Mozart ieIr scn,at on were den ed re-
,ogui.ion, and their deh.lnte, thrust fnnr.
III" ltl uu,iuS Circuus suc,s "a unpfeos-
'i'nir'i ~ they were Infamous. Having had ne
h'rc, ia'I"n, ihruhIr, Ne aro not only 10
iIvNcd tr' ~ n g. least du as priv nIen 30 sun
pat the uckct, iu,, uider tho circum ,tancs~.
'uld Uc wutthy the contempt Il tue people NJ
wc hosltnicd H. admin stcrus a rebuke with
i a.l s"ryc Z" parity ihr Democratic party firm
uh' un'Tnpul .uS clan Who have 50 long govern
eel u in thi' state.
H'u'rtd, That W. hcrcty declare our unalter-
able hostility To- every species Of party dic'atioa
hd tymhny. We rroruiAa no masters at Al
tnty ot among thr officers Il the Ccntral Rail-
read Company We utterly r. pudiatc now and
hi,v,r sympatl or o-op,r,tiou with any fac
tious ,ahal Or party which has no governing
p.in,iplc except what selishnes. corruption, and
Hc pyrsoual advantage Of ts leaders may sug-
f'.'s Tue great Guy Ot New ! ufk has been too
long ridden 10y such men for such purposes and
We shall cccm Il an Imperative duty at the
coming election to ~ oUnduct tho canvass On
our put ~ Wiil best rebound TO the credit, tho
u, nor, aud the interest Of this city aLd the
Whole nation
~ lie olred That We douy tho ale at ons which
have h. Ell u ado against this org rglnization, To
.lr ~ ct tia II has been tainted with disloyal-
y We afr for the country, the whole country,
nj nothing but IN c"unuy. We are for main
tanning tho authority II the Government,
'1ra,cihy. II We ,rn, hut iOrcihly It we must"
We are iOr the pr soiNntiun of the Union, fH
tie maintenance "i official authority, for the
70 i,clion Z" the Cove nmcnt property, for tho
uUnC.-iou ol trIs'n, either south ~ north,
.ni lur uIlold,n all rirhif ilv exercised power
pI'u W." pat Of those who, under the forms OF
the Constitution, have been placed In positions
Of command.
Ecsoir'd, That fortunately We are relieved by
the action d the State Convention from an
merely partisan obligations. We can now ig-
nOfc such considerations without tho charge of
uort, 'nGlclity. We uulurl, then, our indie
r,,,i,r, ....n,r To ,,, '-""'" upVu which is in
,cihed a, our National prin,, rles, Ono 80
urc GUyornment and one Destiny, ana We call
~ on all to raly under this standard, and Is
on us in maintaining, without reference 10 Tie
past, the glorious fabric ConscCrutcd by our re-
Nou,icnary father, ere all shall be lost, and tho
country he im olNcd In irrctric, able obstruction
and ruin.
R,scird, That Committee Of Arrangements
u" appointed by The Chair Tor great public de-
norstraiion If the Mozart Democracy, 20 bs
held nt an early diy and that the most dis
iirEuishcd men Ol the state he invited 10 be
Iit-cut.