New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

,,., Satan did not emo aso; md he cams to Ibis
gres, eaherpg If The people as he came originally
~ Adam and Eve IN tho Garden Of Econ. promIsins
70 d,fFase knowledge and 10 enlis often those who
viii est The forbidden fpi be ofer- but The masses
ave determined to Pot their heels upon the crot oi
lhe Comprehend
H. ali parts OF the Safe tho Peace Democrats have
dis Oun,ensuct5 Luis marc meeting. Tiny i"se
urged ,heir peishbors not ~ at I'D il. They ifve
b,l izeo 1, with al sorls of unpopular aud dlsepu.
table names. They have Pre- dictsd all sorts OF evil
rsgeCtiug II, Gnd whom tDey saS II could not be
puL aside, aid that they conki not make failure OF
it, wuh Characteristic odesIy hey threatened T.
make effort To mold its arrangement IN accord
aLce with Feaee programme OF their own con-
tocuDg.
On board tie boat and on the cars tha, ioh New
York Cry Win d,lcga'es q number 81 "ptee
meu" took passage Tor tie C,ntnI City, with q
view Of tnrulig III. tide III th.i: favor. Soon ~
tbey we're fairly on the way they began 10 put our
fee ers here AID there; holdrg tuis one by the but
ton, AMI whispering 10 that one, until LII some IN
stances wOris Of "iii,I diy gree my terminated III
IA political quarrel The writer saw Que OF ,hess
creatures mpsled BY the lance OF ioJnl and e'o'
quout deiegs,e, ava was fVrubly TemIpded wha'
NJ on SAID OF the TOAD tbai was Transformed into
de vii by q touch Of IIhonals rpeav. Large Dnn-
b.is of soldiers have already arrived from different
quar- ters, and they are hailed everywhere win
demousi ralions Of delight. | have no doubt they
will prove Themselves as cool III council as they have
en- brave l., batIic. Having shown their PARROT
,r,. IN the hour Of peril by offering their lives 10
save the lie Of the nation no one can now question
| heir LOYALTY. Tley have returned from the camp
aud the feld covered Will glory, and 'be people
have come here to rally uuder She old tng and rec
Ibe mon DO have borne II alofI III nc hurricane oI
balt q. Many Of these returned sodi'rs are WILING
10 feenhsI aud muluudee oil men irienos mere 10
d,y IRE wiling ~ follow ,heir lead aud hight under
their orders.
or course there win ~ no particular parade or
DISPLAY uuul tomorrow "Wednesday This morn
nv ali the hopes entertained by the enemies OF the
Government that the meeting would be failure
in consequence of uup-opiuous weather disappcnFei'
tor Ibs tOuber clouds have shown their saver
lung" and the sun IL Triumphant.
The ob.re, noisy, wheeling demHgognes that made
night hidt our la The gro. chops bave, ke The bats
40 owls concealed Themselves ron lie hight ia
th.lr oAIk Tocessee, aud their places have been
aiken by politicians OF more pOl'e and P'.nrloie
character who, without exhibiting any OF The Nr-
ines manifest toe pens yernoo oi the saiuls. Ihe
da ire To diaw lac Of dstlbciio0 between the Nd
miuistra,ion aud the Government, ard impress the
m4s,es with the IDEA ihAi tbey eau conssieLtly
oppose the Que and su-taIu the other. The Danish
uen OF ValldLdIs hAI lie tie subject oil severe ctl-
osm on their past, ard tbry repeat the stale clap
,rap about free speech RAd constitutional fishif.
Oue OF tle,e men Junt now came Ia collision with "A
number OF bIs iOimur associates an the Democratic
~ ~ and he received such d. essing Is nc sill NOT
sool forget.
The Convention assembled at Mechanics Hall At
II o'clock ,nls morning.. Every county the State
was represented. lie lArse hal Was packed wI'h
Gel, gater. Among the distinguished gentlemen
present. were The following; lne Hon. Gernt
Smith Senator Lll,lejonn OF ulen's Fals, she Hon
Vim. Clark of Montgomery, tuo Rev. DR.. Parks Of
Fulton County, tie Hon james A. Bell OF Jeicr'
rob, Tie Hon. A. IA. Bailey OF Oneida Col. Alex
nnder, Ssh NJ kehaoud lrbennl, OnveT Lsdue,
IRON lierkIm,r; the itev. DR.. SAillcr, The ilou.
j. ii. " oosG-r, BebJ. j. Los'iDs. e.q., toe hon.
John Jay, Horace Greeley, ex-Goy. Clark. We
lon. Roscoe CVnsiiug, the Hon. a. IL. Lallo, the
Rev. Dr. Mott the lion. hr. BrVckway Elm.
koycris, ESQ, edHor Of me Uted Hora.d, judge
Mason, Judge Foster, the lion. I. 5. Ahofd, Poi.
ha.tman OF PoushkeeP.e, Victor 81. k.oe, DE-.
bales, the Hoo. Benan brocswsy, l.. Miller, and
many O.LrD.
Gen. Cocunanc obosen Temporary Chairman.
lie made very eloquent au1 pasI.otlo spoeoh.
which was Enthusiastically ehecfed After the cleo
uoi of Temporary Secretarcs counties were called,
and the credentials OF deIesgtes were pfeseui-d.
! After the appointment IL COMMITTEES on Perma-
I-ut Organization ana On Resolutions, the COlyog-
lion TOOK recess unul 2. clock.
The afternoon proceedings Of The Convention yol
viii already have publlsned, ~ received b. Iele
traph, before this reaches yOu