New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
TTE TyON WAR N0MlNATloNS.
Ccatinued froy. Second PAGE.

new raa.iug OF the CONSTITUTION "uIon 49, n
ave,,nt rehshon from censure and punishment n
iSwfstion.l That beeaved widow III her o,s ii
t,nrioo looks to you. Those children eeniHhu h
taeir tro with sals OF aItieSs innocence. Ia GA II
cauuot restore hm. God alone can snlelu nl' nno b
comfort the widow and the fstherless' bu' n
Won eau repcye one of the chief causes WHICH e
serves 10 pyoyract this helhsh mslgni'y aho ns0ue,
at Inc ba.,o.-box. lGreat appianse'j .ou H1 I
cancel the demands Of hungry poltlclahs. a sett.i
In the fsr Weet upon the Indian oorcer mas Soiu"
seere With the true spirit of the pioneer, 10 deieh1
lis eonp;eys hag His wife and Children are arOuseu
from their sk6ess al midnight oy tne yeis VI saS
Aeil.horuds TO perish by tue tomahswk anu eeaiP- ,
in..l,uits the cabin is in flames and the ieroclons
,noeetc-- wi,p hands dripping with the blood oi
inuoc,.ucs essr away their trophies to EXHIBIT Tor
reward 80 mere ieIOeious monsters solIsaVaSes
prc.esspg Christianity - consplrators ana reosis,
who e.iDukste the red man 10 murder deIehseless
Syou,en and Children that they may procure from po
lircal slade7s at an eariy moment, liberal propos
eons # pe4ee and compromise. That bordefer VIII
return to greet his Loved ones, but they are no. nefe
heap o. ashes is all that Is eit blul; tears ron CO.
lioasly down his slnburRt vsage, but like the iai-
io,s-ieer, be weeps alone. You cannot brig oach
20 ls embrace the beloved object of lis affection,
bet by pgeczp. and example you can and IN removing
tie deostable hope that political party can succeed,
in whole or in part, in sympathy Win lie
e.hOn. Sensation.
let, then, say, the people Of the loyal States he
uni,ed-let them act together as one man. Let 10
political organization sucn, be supported or encour-
aged tolerated. but le; al lovers of their country
d i;s institutions Ileet for public action and enor' III
"A common uIion Le rebellion io all It's proean forms
ard all lis elements be crushed by every bahd anu
cursed by every lip, in its moral or material forces,
10 the e. or in tie serpent, open disguised III s
full reugth diluted, IN the held or N tne pon'i-
cal canvass in battles oi blood or at the polls, at
home OF abroad. Great applause. This Is de-
manded iu the name Of Revolutionary memories
in tue name of Liberty ana the rights OF
tnan, in the sacred name OF humanity ana re-
h.on, in The name OF fathers whose sons
have been slain, OF widows whose husbands have
been murdered, OF moIheTs who have been bereayed
OF their CHILDREN, OF children who have been robbed
of those 10 whom Providence taught them to sooA
for protection, Of society which InonIps the desttuc-
ZION Of i,s members, of the dead whose blood has
been sued to preserve our Government from shame,
our land IRON desecraion our homes irom the iorcn
jill tho name o. tistiCe, truth, aud peace, ana oi
mans last bert h0,e beneath the skies Rebellion Is
doomed; i,s lass nope is in political aid by home
divisions. Destroy this hope and cur Govern
ns1t thai Ne yei die. IImmense eheering'I
Three cheers for Oid Abe.s Proclamation and loud
cries Tor Ire.nain' aud " Horace Greeley
The PRESIDENT then introduced amid great ap.
plause,the Hon. LYMAN TRExAIy, who said:
/ tlank YOU sincerely for those enthusiastic
cheers thank your Chairman for the warm, COM
pimentary and undeeerved eulogum he has be-
s."wed upon me. Bot in the great crisis through
which passing, the individual sinks toto
insiguihcanee III comparison with The great cause III
which be Is englg geo. and have not the VANITY 70
suppose that THE great demonstration Is doe 10 any
popularity which possess. L prefer rather TO as
croe ii - its true Cause that great noble cause OF
wuica | caauce 10 be a represent stlve ana with
which aln identified. On the 2lth OF Sept. last q
Convention was held in a central city OK New YORK,
important than any other political Convention
which has ever been convened within the State, Tor
js proceedings were more intimately connected with
the lie and Ierpetgity OF our Government sad our
free Institutions. This Convention determined AZ us
principal object to present platform ana tlekes
for the support OF the people Of tle State Of New
York, whi.h should Enthusiastically repfesent two
greet cardinal ples-the one the determination
OF tie ieope OF the Stale OF New-I ork while this
terrible rebellion lass, to ignore all the Iarzan
cieTeaces prejudices Of tne past and TO recog-
nize the great tact that ;he civil War that Is now
raging around us has burst up the cobweb ties ot
party in tie ourer blaze Of devotion 70 country
Another prieoiple which that Convention sought 70
reprceout te Stern, ILieMtl, resolution Of tie
loyal and patriotic State Of New-lora 10 push for
ward this war for the preservation CT our Govern
nent 10 successful terI1lnatlop, Dy lniuSing INTO
it's prosecution, with AL their hearts and all
their fo1l ana al their strength, the entire
vigor, energy, resources, influence and means
o. this great and powerful Commonwealth.
This Convention consisted OF Republicans and
Democrats. and Americans, and Wogs and loyal
ctze without partisan ahnitles; aud embraced
~ Of wealtb aud worth, Of earlestness and
re- pect.biii,y, OF influence aud O PATRIOTISM rarely
eQnaled, never surpassed; marked, too, by most
extraordinary absence OF anything Ike rOwGyism
OF intemle lanoe Which constituted marked feature
ia character and it, proceedings. Their attention
priclpa standard. bearer lead the loyal Of
this STATE LA this contest. Tney fortunately found
that there was q citizen Of New-fork, Of great
pTiya.e worth and personal popularity, whose large
prove-ty naturally aud necessarily made him con-
servslye IN all his vlews and principles and feel
;pgs; but than this, they found that lie bad
gwen the most unmifskabie evidence Cf that
Iatrio. devotion which desired that when
this Tep Hon fret broke out, be hid abandoned the
pleasures ard comforts and luxuries Of his fire.
side aod with three sons, had entered the field,
where IL high military position, he had been assidu
cn,y engaged in devo-ing himself, night and day. 10
The sery.Cy of his country. This man one whose
charities vvere not confined 10 the limits of bis own
land; but in that hour when Ireland was suffering
from starvation, out Of his own purse and by bis
own meanS he loaded ship with provieions, which
he cssed /, be. sent and distributed among the suf
frinx poor If tie Emerald Ise. They found, too, in
tllj. I1soncDo most U1mislakable evidence, in all
biz nobiic and private acts, that he was devoted,
iodr and son, faithfully and honestly. 10 the great
work of sus.aiping the Union in the work Of
crnsbiog cE1 this ppholy Rebellion, which
tbreate ned itc xjstenoe. SO strongly was the
tinert ,of the Convention in bis favor that upon
tae Glf ballot he received about two-tirds Of the
entire lAunber CT ballots; and the selection thus
made wa, iullle 'iateiy cOnb-ned with cheers aud
au entha. asID Ierey witnessed in political body
need not mention 10 yon thss the gentleman thus
selected " as Gea. JAMEs S. WADswoRrH. Ap-
plaussl T he Co, yention peS turned its attention
10 tb. selebt ion of candidate 11r the second Office
in the Stse; and sue 70 It's principle OF ignoring
she lines Of o. rty, Z first candidate being Repub
lcau, they turned their attention for The second
oice to who, while party lines existed, had
been Demou at Of she sTaightegt sect with moth
ing 10 recommen him 20 their favorable consideration
FOR that high oHi e 70 which he Invited to accept
f.f f.nVa h.