The New York herald., 1863-12-25
Proceedings Of the Conservative Union
National Committee.
Nomination Of Gen eral Mcclellan for
President, and VIM. b. Campbell,
Of Tennessee, for Vice President.
Speeches Of Amos Kendall, Gen. Norton, Ham.
ilton Pope and Others,
&c. &C. &A

| Pr AIStrLiA Dec. "a, 1863.
The Couser sative Union National Committee again met
TO day at the Continental Hotel series OF prelmi
nary resolutions adopted, and held session this
oven at Independence Hail. The President, Hon Amos
Kendall OF Washington, was IN the chalr ana Dr.. R'F.
| Stevens, of New York, was Secretary.
Mr. krSnAII, taking the char, reviewed the origin
and history OF notification and secession. The Sters1n.
ats of the South snd tho aboonsts Of the North he
maintained, act practically In concert TO prevent
sruction Of the Union. lie declared that he not
peace democrat for the reason that the meu who
control the destnes OF the did redress
violated Southern rights but sought the destruction
Union and dem.c Gratis erred EupposiDg that peace could
be restored until the military power Of the South
broken. When that Is done the people there viii rush
TO tho standard OF the Union with aiariy they
before exhibited. lie argued that there danger to
tho liberties Of the people in the arbitrary arrest and
impr OF citizens without trial and that those
mfr ngemepts made by the present administration
upon the fundamental principles Of the constitution by
surrounding tho right OF suffrage IN Maryland and relt
with miltary restrictions and power whom was
certain that Maryland was just far from desiring TO
oD the Southern confoderacy as Pennsylvania s n THIS
has the power to create bastard States like
West Virginia ana TO control suffrage by military power
have los the Union that Washington gave Though
old man be would all his power 10 put down
administration thai reduced To such alternatives
| the present
Hon. H.sn1os pors. OF Kentucky presented tho FOL
lowing resolutions which, upon his motion, unnni
mously adopted -
Resolved, That in pursuance OF the recommendation
contained in the resolutions this day adopted by
servative Union National committee. wo do now for
selves and those represent, publicly present TO the
eo%ug eeesion I General George y NV Mccosa .. b"
Union candidate for the PresideBcy. and call upon
every true patriot and lover Of bis country b rally
| o bed
| and we also present thc name ~ Governor william
b. Campbell; OF rcnnessee ss tho ruico Candidate
| for the Vice Presidency.
Resolved, Tha, for the suppor, OF this ticket
mend the formation OF Mcclellan Union Clubs In every
officers OF the same be reported TO the secretary Of
National Committee, German clubs 10 report TO Colne
Maz Laugcuechwartz, OF Now York.
IN support Of the resolutions Mr. porr said In THIS
hall sacred 10 all the people Aur 10 the breeze 70
the pure atmosphere q Heavon-ihe name q George u
Mcclellan for the PRESIDENCY. lie was prepared
10 say, In the language Of enOther "sink swim live
" die, - will stand by him. He had personal 40
auainance with General Mcclellan, ,and bmsot
voted other than the wh,g u'kc, ne trusted tina, Penn
syivan,a which knew not n bitlc ~ war, would unite
with suffering. bleeding Kentucky In hi. support.
hr Vim. H. Campbell ~ Tennessee tt- s-rrdidsts nos
Vice President, wiling TO sacri0ce everything 10
bring back tho government 20 where should be- and
where Washington left u. lie boicvod the names of
would strike win The supporters of the
| present national administration
Colonel Iangonschsartl Of New YORK, refugee from
the dcspote governments ~ Europe, bad stood there
before kings princes here be prevented him eH
before an audience whore every man ~ severe
Like many others who were abouonfis, he had been
most UNANIMOUSLY and horribly deceived ~ no abo
litionists Hts hrst sninncs Crrfif sfnithF vhe
advocating the liberty of the slave seeking the ber
" Of occupying the Governors CHAIR at Albany and hi.
next most familiar correspondent Secretary -ewArd
dsgasted him by the decsfaiou after Ilnopns inAugu
ration iha, half Loaf Wa better nm no bread whea
j fhf 10
dd not occupy the rresdeurf chsr by the hol0~.
ness Of ns profo sons geuersiiy n the government
I had clt George IS Mcclellan 10 manage hs army, Rsh
nond ne said wond long have been IN our hlnis.
Ihs called Tree government h,d created drat law
when rolder. cnuld have been hsd by system u
volunteering and had aro penisd the Aabes.
rendering white people slaves. Mcclellan wshfs g.
bring back the Union and hf efcon would accomplish
that result. During bis rernarks hs observed that he
was a, The bead q ,he German League 10 tns oouHuy,
He concluded by calling Tor TIRES cheers for he
\ goriols od uo0n" winch was rcspondcd TO-
formerly adttant Cenera ou ,iovsfnar Holstons s5n
the nsr, speaker and said that tns historical
the venerable Prosdcst % The fommHtca well al
this gathering the pfeservai0n u the tuon
attending parry meeting. bot dsrafdiBs al fcsnss ~
I party, came ~ iof Tho country. lie Wa al
wsys AT ultra whlg, and 10 times pet crng
70 The fortunes u HsDry cay, and thanssd
God that ne had done Inc venerable gsntsmA,
preside, ths eysn,ss be ,Ae saa " lsa pc, ioo1.d
Of the old parties being q the dead past ths f1
lowers ~ gsckspn and Gay could stand tosether and
strike for tho freedom ~ ths tHiou e iad trbgs W
Daniel Webster, the bsreotsi boy ~ the Nerrsc ~bo
ross 10 be the defender of the oonsnioB. u true
suoe.sfui sgd upon the principle ih, "wbom TIE Coz
ovo de sariyl hsrrsou aDd tsyof departed from ibs
sceDes " corruPtion 10 Washinxien " letter
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