New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

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The Hon. Z. DELAFIrLD SMITH read the follow
ing resolution;
Ieoited Ths we approve snd adorse The action Of ~,
Jmol sis;c tonyeAiscu O. VI 90 ,!, y,'n, - 80
to tie pin p.c, there Get 10Th ana 80 N
aacile s b. a-s'ioH To- The state coe' 70 D. h-'9 o.
g,s,t sv@ regard this election o. one Of pifir omit
m ieg.anre anuc . viii decide wle'hcr tue state Of
Ac,..I stand b. &c. National Cove -,ni ~ 'i, en-
fearo.t 20 fe,tofe TIE Jmoi ~ iui1i' ". %
hstler M in-.enfc Influence shah b. dsYovdto efglig
le Doycfula,ns by DEL ai r. '.t Isas -, '.u w. ~
1r Indirect bit mat eneciu Id ~ The hebe IL arms s'i'
aeised lha, we IN favor q pe9,,e 4 ne e.ie.t
no or the t4g.y 81 the Union nd TIE pfeu-cy q ~
Lt,on over e.ey ioo' Y ~ is1s s'n sa 'si
rlh och peace con- - 1 no e'h'i way y"
afe vigorous .4 determined peie'uon Of he wal go
80, &, t'y Ors reee.rv for dc reinforcement Of tho
UnoA .riss and lac hrll Triumph Of he Union csg'e
blfed Tint g. DE fecer, y.c'ocs Of The unon rcoit
hail the proof al tie uefy An o. onI mo W.
On uinisie ysor o. c cIen soteit o. e hepIb1e e.u
tender 10 them de hetre tse,a' o. Ne Peep. o. ~.
Of Ncw "a gi Ieo hon ne undyMgieN'i"uiah'
Of t..elr chiidr,a to Tie lScs, geltfai!on
c'grs md 81 te Executive ths, tf - wsred solely
for tie fupHcsoA Of ~ Rebellion ana tn Ir.'ofoh o. "
Mon ana e Con- u'lo and tntt when these objects 'hal
have been accomplished ought 70 c.,yi sho hs We y
~ eve a. lust ana aiy faean fr he accopi trer
arne tue uspension tie ieOens corpus, aud tie en-
u ne nations forces aud in the main without regard
eminent In tfe meas ares they adopted if the Ifomp
l-d peTA.l,at te,9rsten o. tno slih0iiS o. Inc "1O
Rsoitea IA., 80 official action Of Gov. seymour hss tend
c 20 wci ' htol al resefnmen, ahd 70 atra s .Hoi'
e,r.ctnt mob in fh. cy which under Pseen'o 81
Tcf4g tie dt.t, lf p' i'd ne Hot I"isio, tcl. ~ o
d ig,ce to the facred II the Union Wei a. t.
be ovai en,mout the EmpTe state, demands csessa
tie BY which D. was lde he ton oary Executor ol AZ
Avs ,,d lie assouled o. preventative Of It's wal
E.soiieo upon this canvas IN no pa ei
spr ht with sincere AID p-'rioc ppip9.s . fi'e s' Pc
bic support te National oofcfn'n, ~ rs .t WI.
tie Rebellion, tAd ta. We lIo oJa and Paii'' nc ..]
i.i0ut distinction o. paTy, 20 coDp,ia' .lH U N
he TICKET put ia nomination b no Union Convention 81 Sy
eclte. ,
The reading Of the resolutions was frequently
lp,errY,ted with loud applause ot tie conclusion
which MI Smith said. follow.c!tzens-i have but en-
acted The pait lad out OI I've By your Con''eo VI Al
rangeepts and IN not exceeding that partI have to con
graduate you that you have among the dhhhbu'sho'
sueakers here TONIGHT tie VicePreeidont Of the ite'
States Of America loud oheers representing tDo CIV
deuertmeut Of the Government and who has done y
much 10 snltain this country under the WISE Phroilh
and noble and ioaicss devotion o. inc ffclocht VI W
! United Sialcs-hb Talam Lincoln lOI.h hlpiau'.s,
huye 10 congreiuate you further that the ieVIos'
tycs Of our gallant army nf mere anu ~ oyeI Ler
IN Virginia stlll loves the broad Tag hho ihy I'M W.
territory Of his county Loud cheers i"r AHHEhi d
ragGt.
Tie resolnilons were unanimously adopted.
Mr.. DAZZLING then read the following le'lc
| from Gen John a. Dix; -. ,,.,,, a.,, ~ leC9
10 ,icssss H. SIXTH Jons KsYs2E, j. ~ arr, a. 81
| P,tsrr F.xL sfac.AIp, \. l.. HULL JOHN fHch;
GENTLEMEN: have no timo 10 ~ Gnu va 49,
political neengi byi within he sphere ., 10y od rltige
tyst en- couirLrng 10 the great object ,''iy g'Ou No.
must have At haaIt.-the overtime" OF uo p .,rrctlo
which las for more then two years hco ,, oil pare
ss4Ailea " ts leld have Iab0Ied eye p's' Y0~