New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
AFTERNOON SESSION.


TIE Convention lei sscubltd a. ! p. n.
The rUies Of the State Assembly we're adopted to
govern the tOuySn Jon.
In response TO The lold la OF the Convention
Lyman 1Iemain took me platform, and delivered II
s,eecli in review Of Gov Ssymoarp add!ess 10 the
Democratic S,ue Convention. After biahy re-
viewing he Circumstances under vbicl, the present
Convention met, aud inviting he cooperation of oil
loyal men wiling TO snstlIn the Government in the
prosecution OF tie war, ne sgd a Convention bad
recently been held, composed of delegates of an i'm.
pOraHt poi cal party the proceeding Of winch had
ceen intensely partisan throughout. Tie gentleman
who accepts y 90 nomination bnilds mp high aud
broad Distinction between parties, in a fJsech Of
winch %UJ,DjU copies were ordered to be scattered
broadcast through the State. Under these circum.
stances, the eyes OF the Union war men OF the
STATE TUNED anxiOnsiy to this Convention,
watching eagerly what hcc,On u would take.
As one of th0se.ueD, he had deemed il his duty TO
lay aside party and endoavOT TO mite with the whole
North % meet and hurl back tie tide Of rebellion
winch threatens TO over brow the Government.
The views he entertained are challenged By the
Democratic Iarty 81 the State Horatio Seymour,
in his speech, asssils the position taken by tose Of
this organization, snd maintains the proprety OF
preserving high and broad distinction Of parties
That speech requires consideration AT The hands Of
this Convention They were here to-day the only
representatives. OF The vigorous party. Tneir
WatchwOId should be simply, war to tue knife for
the preservation OF Out Institutions. Their platform
glOuld be wrapped M ~ no giitteTlDg cencrlliles
but should bear ufOn u plain determination 20
crush the rebellion, ard by 90 doing, restore the
Union ~ Il ols, AND Ire Constitution a. it IT, IAp-
pagsC.l When psjil sl,n as at present ssssils the
nation, The true criterion Of the loyalty OF an orator
o. the elect boz spsech produces the community.
No American cii.z-u VINO had read tie speecn Of
IiCfa;iO seymour has been incliacd 10 excaIm, -
InVst h0ht TOE my country bat If moved al an by
n, hnH Dc :" make WIZ 90 t'c very Government
"iich Jt1. Dt'It u today igi tin9 against. Loud
applause Inc primary argument o. GOV. se}
DonrS speech y ihai he Republican PARTY clnu0t
'aNe The Country. Under Tie Consti,uti,n ihe
Whois authority 10 prosecute tie war il vested ia
&c N,heih Government. 81 alone has authority 10
eo't'ol irs movements OF armies. : STATE even
U"eI i've ls'd Oh such an able man ls Hora'io Scy-
bo" Wouio have ho authority over the army alter
.t had Icii TIE state. NLerE,r Abraham Lip .olp.
Nho ~ low President uIder TIE CoDstjtntiou. r,osi
Lave control uii itb,, tie Confederate Gov.ffuenf
c,Iies Strength by The lause 81 lime. On conr.f
tow cej uiour 1oes 10, contemplate any usurpatiou
or overthrow Of DE Gelcu Goy3ug.iL H.. 0oui,i
ind I'D authority for Ibis ~ to Constitution 81
i II, a1id II was known inat SeV-
nonr has great respect for that venerable
instrument. Laughter and applause. When GOV
seyuOuI's sp6ech Was H4df, lie Ii bells were ,Luu
ieii, al tie doors Of te Fite States bar h. ssyg.
. Hold on .oyal 81 jlons. ,Ge Republicans oanno,
ave TIC con0tJy, los De@0SsaS aIone al % tbs,;