The New York herald., 1863-09-03

for ement o. e Union of vital inporianes 70 &
ssa,ry iroa so. ,,y lsn f;reSn Powers asd lhst We
eoaaenn unpasrloc unfa hfui % the ioy.l .snn
0osernor.and Of nosa Who have acted with hi ~
Tor ia ssaatne spin N volssi the Laws
o. nc .aaa 3 sga y sass's.sns y sne nos,, @ ~, s aad
IroptG ~ m Hgaa'1 cinfens which re eeh's A~' -
Resolved That while IL common with ~hole country
We depore ne nsgrs o. war aud woad hai WV as@ri
Mia 80 honor deaiy no aasoa . maze ~ a e
embodied tic constitution DE uncd States, under
waish Aey can at any time resume thei plaza "a ,Ao
naties a. they may have incurred BY violation
ee sosernmen, dean a 10 tis ,uo' Gsers spr Sb ose
who mas ay down their aud resume thel, Aeeanen
win consent peace which shai sspanuan
power s 81 sny siae Il sds 81 sy hsncs m e
ton o. the United States except such a. may maas ~
Resolved That n the unpa ale cd dignues whea y has
the gratitude ~ poo of ,hc unie states
VI w ~ nvs ~ s ~ ,s ~ ,bs tynian and ~, We
Ind In the srna success Of ~ financial policy Ia ~ pcser
RES which have crowned our arms evidences and
OF patriotism which eutc IL 70 The oonhdeneo and support
Resolved ina, We dspore tho efforts made by Interested
partisan hostility Against tho government believing lha, II
Country n Sr"ss SneSe. So al soms and abroad and
we call upon loyal men everywherc TO IN her
Rnsa anew WHY hs pros as pops aaa unite tho
patriots o. AL parties In common ehor 90 rspisn'sh our
Resolved brave poder. Of the republic who,
or.aee ts anS 1ao o. and Sssos We tender he grateful
q n op5 Of s o.s Of q a .om
the world aud brand the action Of Governor SOY
voters o. the state VINO shall then be iher eoap, IN
approaching election alike unpaiosc. invidoas and IN
Resolved Tha, VIC approve tho action OF the government
in repsns in Arm and r,saay tenn sysr .sme At
Will her full duties
sbies the hereafter be compelled TO as
saasn ana mansinlns as upon Soaneo s
dsnc o. influence and tbs perpeaiy Of Fepaoh
Rs.svsd Tha. prsen. to tho people Of n: state .,
Union not .. psrssns wi,son. rsgAId 70 Their pc,
Previous 20 the sdops,cn of the resolutions Mr. RAY
MoNp In rcsponxs TO numerous calls, said that In Tho
sharo he had in framing those resolutions no had On
deavorcd mako them 20 explicit ~ 70 render any ex
PLANTATION unnecessary and from the enthusiasm with
which ,hcy have received no believed that 10 this
tho committee had been SUCCESSFUL The ono great object
Of tho comm,.so was 70 prepare paosm a' Mou,a s ~
ing % the rebellion, Mr.. Raymond said that tho
ss ss'ssS q North which Sa n
hesitate 70 evince its sympathy with them would DO
compelled 70 abandon a:r wcxcG Ssuse ~
triosm and purity of personal character ns was nos
succeasful The people elected his opponent. Hs (h,
DO tho result tho snocs would bo deeply ins.
rious 70 the interests of the country. He did
hostile 70 tho American Union But his political assoca
tons, NOT bis principles. had led him 70 take sucb
action a. was best calculated 70 give .d and comfort 20
calculated 70 convince thousands In the demo-
cratic pArsyfor tho massos Of that party wcrc loyal
sonaby oxpcct their support Our ticket Is strong per-
souay and In principle. and tho signs Of success are
" psSvrss q Rensselaer, county, moved thu following
additional resolutions-
Resoved That .hs prosi.m..ion Of Prssidsn, Li1con
fuss 70 ay as rsorisna dos. tbs support
q .aS s a'
eordai and from this Convention an smphA
DxlIaAn moved TO table tho resolution.
Mr.. srxxcxa, Of New York, regretted shai any man
could bc found In convention c ncary four nandrsd 70
Presidents proclamation Of freedom.
Mr.. GRovEH. Of stcubcn, hopod NJ additions would DO
M, RsYnosp reminded his colleague (Mr. spcnosr)
that this " . Union, not Republican Convention
and there Srs many Sya p' men rao aSsss The
Mr. DxxxRs coqueny supported tho resolution, claim
Ing that Dickinson. cochrsne, Grant, Logan and every
warnest supporters Of ths proclamation, and he
that hs Convention would merit ths couismpt Of
the nation II u neglected TO approve u.
Tho motion 10 lay on the table was lost.
Mr.. BEARD, Of Kings. opposed tho resolution ~ un.
c,c rsSnsns ,ns o"9 u.s Sc nns ~ ,as
war, and had restored slaves W fresdom under
this proclamation than any man In the Convcnon yet
be was opposed tho resolution because II selected
particular act OF tho for special commsn
daton after have cmphatcay endorsed all fs acts.
Judge FotaEs moved to amend by adding land ~ .
war measure thoroughly legal and Jurtlnabe."
Mr. rKxEns accepted the amendment.
Mr. RArxovD said this removed all objections.
Tho resolution adopted.
resolution approving tho course of tho ate Senator
Preston King In tho senate OF tins United States
adopted unsGmously.
Commtccs from tho several judicial districts reported
tho following Zoe members OF the stAio Conmittecs
D,arscfs.
flames Kelly. A. n. Palmer, w. X. Stewart
2--J. u. butcher. H. u. Robertson Charles Jones'.
3-IIamIlton Harris, J W. Freeman, John Cook.
S--i,ioomGeld Usher, ". Iapbam. Dasins v. Berry.
5--M. =. Cuxhman, y. Hiscock, John ODlnneL
CIV. g. Lincoln. v. N. FISHER. William q. 1lcsson.
T-Isaac Fuller. James e. Jackson G. ID. Tracey.
s--J. NJ. scbermcrhorn, J v Cobb, f.cniami Yield.
Tho several reports, IS above. were agreed TO
Mr. Low moved the thanks Of the Convention 10 A.
wskeman. the presiding officer, which adopted.
whercupon the President declared tho Convcnilon al
ionrned sire de.