New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
rbe Pesnsyivania Peoples Party State
Convention.

large attendance If delegaies, consisting of men Of
oil shades of political faito. The Hon. Alex. X.
Mcclure, Chairman Of lhe State Committee, called
the Convention 10 order ana Thomas NJ. MarBhall Of
Allegheny WAS chosen Chairman PRO tenn, who
made brief address uron the object Of the Convea.
ton, IN the course Of which be said: d" trn,t we
will bsptze every Rebel with the blood of CIR
soldiers, u DecesraIy, TO preserve the C"ioR, Ebo
vat ne only Confederate States shall be the
Init Staes Of North America"
The following gentlemen were duly elected per-
maDent officers Of the Convention:
PRrsipxsr1hs Hon John c. Knes, Phlsdslphls
Nicn,fhKslnkSns -oscsI heaIson, morton @eM chsol
youns, T. T. Harrison Samuel j. Ks i,sso Ely Jero5
By,r judge L.pori-, i. T. Psrninsn. ls~ia Pu,h. T.
G"tn Inn Fiber ,' John I' sG s'f pss w Won
lion Cr~v.' tooe6 . Hsise! Jsm,s Marshall J. VI
Eel.y I G,9' an G. E. AndeIson Rrtsii THorne s. l.
sxcNH1Al,n s-Jsne. C. Brown, M,rc,ri Andrew S
EmiD," ws.snt,0a; sm9n b. Benson h E5.e' John
Pha }. R. hcAS.e w.s'rair.ssdi ". Gavin Phis r.
l.. White, Crssfri Hugh Souus Iioso
Mr.. Knox, the presiden', on taking the chair
made sror, address, in III. course of which he sad
Z" The question is not now which pOlt al party shall
administer the affairs Of the Government. or what
mel shall MI ite ooes; but the question Is whether
there sngll bc otices TO fill aId Government 10 sd
minister. Until this momentons question is tested
for my iari shall 80 with the men that arr the
most 7eslons 10 sus;sIn the Government, and the
mcst determined 10 infict summary punishm,n Mt mp
on Rebels, thtlr hders and abet;ors.' he ones
toned the pa,riutism of the man who exalted Gen.
Mcclellan, and trsdneed President Lincoln aud Tia
Comets Utionsi advisers.
The Convection then proceeded 10 sdoat series
Of res ,uilonr, which repfirmsd the action o, the
loyal members of Congress held al the Naiiousl
Capitol July ~ and exprcssed confidence 10 Piesi-
seht Lincoln, his Cabinet, Gov. Curiin, md in the
toure pur.u.d by the Hon. David Wilmot in the
TIL I'D S..fs ha lufi,,
were also adode1:
Rssr,d 1lsi srknowledss bu, two divisions Of the
pepe Of the United Statr in TINS crisisibosc who
90 IT, u,on sd very inch q i' M and are iesd TO
sasa soihcs the integrity Of the Un and the
esc9v'r, eoarsvor 20 sever country y.d 70 tie
former end deie,i the latter; bat, fcs.ting all
parry nsnes end di'iieohs "e call upoa q patriotic citi
hs''ree. n the OovsiDnen, OF the United states and
fspeepls win an Sscsons .tcepi'p .mons the recs'ss
ard 'n0;ouy avoided al interference with The Of
1sncs S h s o S s Ss e y 81 s S SSan-
tone ,s poi that the innsli.n' OF COME nj led De
shs patton. Of EuTove BIZ a. errm,on ~ our present
Struggle isss ruut; 70 hem ss would be to "a snd to h,
ben. with sole mmy Of conviction which siEi;s Of et
trust o. es': and from AnOw .dfs of sse hrm Teiscs
1yob the spirit ioi ,ode Of sepy million. of ireeen
that shy attempt thus intervene Wi meet resuer
PARALLEL In ito force uneoDquer-h IA ~ pefs.,ec. and fs
TO tboe hons il il Da-d 20 AID. sud tie. vii
20 stTens hen aid eleys;e tho Republic
By or arm, sre nyy cav. sicye our sdnsen aud Sst
,ode tbs; behold brs- qualities 'hs OF 'ui-
to The Rsbeh that urss toe Government 20 cd I'D
pyt for I az saSdss en- dsa oss ss
alb ,snr, to proscn, the with Dcrs..d visoi and
energy uI the krbsi ion utterly crS.bsd The Integrity VI
,be Cnio 10 al il, borders or,d spd every Rebel r-dscsd
10 sUbDion. or driven ihe land; sDd that to
tpDss lid cur hives.
Col John W. fOrney, in secOndiDe the foregoing
resOlutous. said That tbIs is but srug lie between
Freedom aud Slavery; TIA, all ele bas subsiced be
f.faf q ,T.a coma ~ Ill "a N NJ
difeIeni opinions So beng disloyal. He revie wed
noabls and going beck, char ed upou Tx Peri
dent Bncb nsu he authorship OF sli oaiamiii-A
He announced that tie President bad told hit, be-
fore having Washington, that b,ncsiorth hs pOjc,
should BE- stringent a. the mo,t enthusiasti' could
sesire No longer need the Northern peoIl be
frightened with be cry of negro equality and eman-
eilaliUD. ,Appisuie
save the Eyes OF lie whi'ss- lApplause. lie
thought we might ell terminate the War today
u was not 10 be fought with the nd OF tie eolored
gDeD OF tie South.
lie ielt p,Oud Of the Republican rsrty that Cod
IN is Providence allowed Republican Presldenl
TO he elected in lsG0, when there was 10 much
dui hciiy, so much crime, much falsehOod and 10
many Oa,bs dbregaroed ~ the DenO,raiIc party
WHO had rOiiiIg but d ruined count TO leave
legacy. He wes also ib.i kul that the Presideih
had liz hands oeai OF SOut, erD traitors. lie psd
glowing hi ute 10 the honesty, integrity aud psuio,-
i,rn OF Mr. Lincoln, aud wss loudly spplaudvd.
We hay. letu quaITeling among ourselves.
Is II pofilble tiai James BucUehsn shall 90
in.tructiDg lie instI eIts 10 Proclaim that thls j.
war for tie addition OF Slavery Will be, will
sny one Of bis instruments tere eltewbefe
inform ne whether IT wss the AbohiiOGists thai
framed the L-eomp,on Constitution
w eiler il was the AbolitiOIIsrs that peDned the
Englirh bill, that Jerfecu'ed 6ud prescribed
Wsla.r Dougl.s, aud BrOdeIi,k that mutdetd
E.od.,i k-iiat insisft upon the pr0ecnption when
dis.uae,d LIS own name snd that Of tho American
EeoiIef
Whether IL wac the Aboiitiouiss that retained Ia
The Federal Cabinet MT Il WHO wee ali the lime III
Intrigue with SOuIhern tTaiiOrs, and robbed The red
erI asary or ssBt our hTmy away or our navy 10
hieant ,easl Or that robbed our aJnIores, or tlst
tilitred a,senaIs and pr pared The Way iof ne
rulnihaiiOn OF iblt bIeat Rebellion
Whether it WIS the Abolition or kepublican IartS
that lett Mr. Lincoln when he cane into the Prru'
deDey on the 4h Of March last year almost stripped
Of POWER that LETT the Government 20 weak 1Da'
abe Pr.sident had 70 be escorted by guard 10 the
car ilol Of tie pationf
Wm. ). kOss Of LuzfTne nominated ss the
CT. { hate TOR Surveyor General, end Thomas T..
Cochran tue Candida for the Office OF AuoItof-
General.
The following Peoples Party STATE Committee ior
1862 and iet3 war appointed:
Ch1ifnsn Robert l. ksisb; Dr. taTvieW, tnol fTlcrf,
W han H. hisDaTd J. II fowler, l. {. wen. John Young
A b Auoefsor Dsyid flemnG Esq j Wilson Rove, hog-
srt g. Hzrpsr Samuel Me- mani. 4. MsIklS, 1ecge ~
Iowry r. p Rob-rts :. IL Robin,On (Efe and CfsvfoId)
James ,,il. Amos Myers.
Tie Convention then adjourned sine die.