Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22

The Democratic and Republican parties in
New York have both recently held Stste eonven-
lions to nominste csu5i1stss for tho several
Sts5s offices 10 be 6Ilad at the approaching elee
ton. The list Of candidates Of the former was
recently copied in the Wig. During the ses-
sion Of the Dsmocfatie convention, Gov. Sey.
mlur addressed The body, by invitation. Ths
HsTatd's Albany correspondent describes bis
reception, ard gives summary Of the speech
ss follows:
He was received with undouudsd ntbusiasna. Hls
appearances at ts door vi the ball signal fer an
outburst oi enthsisalns when cont1usd Increasing
a. every step, un long zfsr he appeared On The Uls
form. Ever tEen E seemed - % hey could not cease
ChstrirF When quiet was finally res 0red gov-rror
Ssy uour Commenced vita The -tasrssnt hat L. us,sr
for momsu-, uas without hone FOR the country and
furt5sr stated bat, although be saw he Ad siratiou
adopt da1gsr0us p0lcy and exercise Arbitrary power
thsse very sasurrs Wuud result 10 aFcuEng the people
10 such that the abugs would Be corrected a1
+AF isi-'t ti Anu t-- |Ylala11A 1-4 Al5 Wta03ll uL
our tofefathers vludcaad BE Then reviewed his &c
ou 90 c.ion with abe eJnseripou giving fbs sb
stance Of to letters which be had written, that the Ad
iustrstion bad not seen 10 20 pub sh with the 0tkeF
when 20 thsr duty 70 let yo1es be bygoueE
The recent victories Of our armies had brought
Posiion thar uturs policy must be Ed,pted- In tins
respect, hs planted himself preciseiy on the Herald
plstiorn 10 the very letter and spirit hOldn that g
l- aFouln OF rE
store the Union yet u the SANE uue be WOuld meet the
S1uh Fitg coueiiation aud be generous whilst
Victorious ana declare 90 ths South thar If hey would
return ts thei- allegiance thgi rights under he Cous-
tuition should b. protected
Tbs sp seh a strong argumeststive ard devo-
toal aud On the doctrine Of treating The rsbsous
Sistes IL vas in perfect seoGrd 10 every zeneuce line
and SYLLABLE with thsa Of the Herald on The treatment of
the rebeliuu States ia their return 70 tEslr gs sucs
II wa received With great enthuzissm by The couveu
5ion at may truly be 5sid 10 be the keynote Of the
Democratic party u Tie future, and look ed upon ~ AZ
who heard &c the sbest and most judci0us sreseh
ever made By Ne Seymour.
The following is the concluding paragraph Of the
Ber5atizz rspo OF Gov. Ssymo1r's spec Ell:
20 the dis -oufiou Ot the UEi9n viii never consent
lChssrsl would put forth every power. I would ex
hau-t every easuro Of conc1a Ton vould aDl-sl 70
the interests. tke hopes and The fears which becomes
nan 20 make 20 bring bsck the revsited States but
s 70 disu1ion will never consent 70 thzt Let put
forth every power TO rsto-s he Union, invoking sverv
confederation OF patriotism, doing all that dus te our
country and 70 ourselves Invoking the return u eyer
surround (ponIng 20 the dsgs which decorated she
hai) and making him who would strike one tr0E its
blue Asid uCh traitor a. BE- who would reud is
folds assuudsr
The Herald publishes the platforms of the
tive parties in psrsllsl columns, aud remarks
ejitoIiAlly;
A careful and unprsjudieed eonpafiaoH of she tro
platforms viii show lhst thsy almost precisely den
ticsi The difference between them Is the difference
between tgeedied1m md tWsedlssee. There Is not
slDEl1 plAna 10 We one GOuuernaad
Iiaok the O'hs-. They both entirely u0usrrva-
I've They b-th return thanks to our brave soidisrs
who ring their lives in defense o. the TTaion
They both pledge their Eupp0rt sustain he Govern.
meu and the Administration 10 all essssTy msazures
f0r the suppression OF the reb-l1u They both express
The desire Of the people Of hs North for honorable
psaee They both oppose disnninn and maintain The
Integrity Of the Government UD0u ali % these graf
vital issues ihey siuEueriy unEniulG1s. The dif
fsrences between them but few. and may Be
verT briefly stated. The Republicsu pisfforn eulo-
g-zes President Lucoln, while the Demuerafie
platform aUlogizes Gov seymour This IS mere NAT
teT Of party disepl and is comparatively unimpor-
ianL Then the Democratic platform ctcisez sri con
demus the odous eglsHa patton, coz seston c0uzrip
on and Indemnity acts Will TIE ReF bcau platform
sh1lss out Of tas r-u0usibi ty Of these outrageous
aieasure7r -ui only endorses ts emancipation act a5
war msssrre,' which 70 equivalent endorsirE &c /
ali for measure it has accom- Hssd zbsoIuisy
no hing IN o1r favor, ard must 30 be- operative
=. hen t-s is over. Here the Democrats have he
as vsntsge Of the Republican, ia body expressing H
sentiments % the pee pie snc The people vii therefore
suDT crt tho be{n1orstic platform az the p3.is
Fut. taking these Two platforms As thy Sc, nd and
considering t-is spirit well ther phraseulory Sc
evident hat bath ths uiggs head and pperhead fac
ions have broken down.