New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-02
until the end Of lie term.
yy,1s.or,h Union uleesiua-.

large aod en.hutiAs'ic Union raect'rg a. held N
lieectef Bm.'iup, Tuesday evsnir gsio. the pun
oi iak.rg the nuatory sea for TIE formation VI
W.ds.5th and 1reiGalu (lIJ. BIZ. Andrew ).
Taur!su proeidei. Mr.. Kcyser, ore o. tie cello
-atss 70 tlo Syraeusc Convention, made broi re-
ao1t 81 what lad beea dole At the Convection oi 20
gtih ilE'.
Tue lion. Henry J. Raymond waa thon called for
BE resIord ed IA a. eo49 and pointed speech m
i, Le gel forth clearly TIC ltlre q Tho tatc 10 M
METH ths election f0f Governor IN ibis STATE. III.
explained st lie LETT this city 70 attend To C0oysn-
lion guuef the cCuVIs ,On that james y albFVItl
wos the proper rua 20 become candidai, iof 80
poqliol o. Governor; but on liS way, IN coz
Yef.aiion WITH none but loyal men 10 o-s
covcsod tiat Tie kepuJucan IAAs IA al Ihti
OF tie State outside Of tbs city Lad been
6rtwn mon 10 largely for the bat ls-iioli, that
! there was dagger IL te appreciated by following
ont he promptnge Of hs own heart IN lie promises,
and he determined 70 throw dsmay into tre Demo.
cratic ,irl.s by ycing for Gen. John a. Dix, eud
no cset. bis VOC accordingly. From tulsequeni
dow lopucuts he felt thai his ccufse NGs is'Ake.
IL then proceeded 70 show thai the intention OF tbe
Dep!ocraiic Party, IN making an issue at Ibis time,
Uas 10 eli le TO Cover mont tni, Le saiG iAefe
uu,t l.. one seutincnt expressed by the lOyal poo
| Ile Of The Enrire Sta.s 10 omIrculife--no I'd
! iu,tmcut--uo oiVi ion of tie Union. Our motto
| NUT be--OEe Cous'i.uiOn-one UuiCu-one De,
! tiny, ard no Slavery. lle charged thN oey-
! nGur aid lis party were aciNig 20 tns alies
Ct &c Ic' cl4JN. lie tNN5 l' i'i+4tl't TO '" 'i
ca or al tie slaves OF lehols sni the Emancipation
! Proclamation Of tie I.o.ieent, tint tbese worr
/ yyea;urs which he hfd 4rFat 10 ufc 90 the Cts
/ lerpcd party. The Sl.'h had declared war uiou
I tle Government ani tie GOgerment therefore bod
line rilt to- cloCse 10 cHn ia.ta0d o. con4ueilns
ueaoc-cf trhiring lie raItLicn. Hc reccto-
rrofnerity f1r the son,a when The war shati nave
Loen cO0clnGea---ihai, tEta.y live years amer, u
would bud and blO.tom - &c rose IN u Mcni
time Il was orr duty 10 rse every effort - deia
ITO Seccs sion ticket 81 Seymour tnd hlS '"icneT't
III tA.s stale. , A
A vote II iianls vls SVEN 10 Mr.. Raymond ~
his ~ speech, which va ioiiowsd by 'hrSe rous
Tie Hon Jas. A. Briggs was nc2t called 'or, bn
declincd to speak pa lie never Naued to spoI goo
thing.
II ,,as received 10 organize q Wad'worth ami Ire
main Club, aud tie following raned geh'ielei
were Amounted committee 10 uomi ne officers, ah'
to report Il next meeting: Wn. J.. Sp'Lh' D,Ni'
Marsh, &. Il. Mead, A. N. Legleson, ana A. d. Aneu
The meeting then Adjourned.
J The tiJmesnih Wa Union Hepublcah NJ %
citation held 10 regular monthly meeting on Iut go
evening ~ tho Aead iuarttis No. 9Jl Broadway, H.
othylG Churchill the piesd,ni j.. the onair ! ne -
cIetaTy, Mr.. G.. }. kucb, moved t.at iiIDiNo
be !foinie1 to make a.nL9emenis TOT "iliAc", !,
meeting. Mr.. Worden opposed the motion. mf
thompson sustained 1t, ana it WA earned. jaime
hcuy, etq., made neat speech ia Th'ch ho nAIFis
supported Mr. Wadsworth for Governor OF TN
great commonwealth. He had the honor oi
personal acquaintance with tho Distinguished can
dldate, nominated for Governor al the SYracut
| convention. lie was man Vi fortune, and coDtri