The New York herald., 1863-10-01

Country paramoup, 70 psrty FOR IN have hoped, and
for .h. have aDored Bu. the time Dos "a. distant
In favor Of The country and tho ether against fhcso
occupying doubtful positions viii gradually disappear
,anse Of Of mountains IN New HamfsSirc of dfieo. and
dangerous ascent. from which only partial aod ansats
towering In wonderful submity, rests Mount Washing
from the top Of which be viewed tho beauty and
sScsS: os q So % ss
sdnersnss , o, once great and powerful pons. s
.s omsr osoupy poon eqr1ysens So
Of the country demands that they take higher political
standpoint. Il Is 70 be wished that they would ascend
Mount Washington and breathe It's atmosphere
plant tho American flag upon its topmost peak and.
any man undertakes 70 "haal down. shoot him on the
spot" Ihree cheers for General Dix.' From This high
and nrm position they viii be able 10 cooperate 10
storing the national authority whole domain
% VIZ %
have been their political antecsdents, will faithfully
labor until tho rebellion s crushed and the Union re-
OFFICERS OF THE MEETING.
Mr. DARLING read . long list Of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries Of the meeting.
kEsoLUTIoNs.
Mr. T. DnAuxlD SIXTH. United States District Attorney,
read the following series OF reseluhons;-
Resolved that approve and endorse the action OF
tho Union State and VIII do everything In our
power 70 give eject TO the principles there set forth and
70 elect the candidates put In nomination for the State
Offices 70 be nlled at the coming election.
Resolved, That We regard this election Of para
the State Of Now York by national govern
msnt 10 m cndeavors TO restore the Union by suppress
ing the rebellion whether its Immense influence shall
devoted TO Gripping the government by defeating ITS
wa war n ,% and thus giving ess most sscua
Resolved, That In favor OF peace at the earliest
moment when II can be restored consistently with tho
national honor the integrity OF tho Union and the supre
macy OF the constitution every foot OF the national
domain and that. nasmuch as such peace can be se
cured IN no other urge vigorous and deermined
prosecution OF the war; and podge ourselves to sustain
the government In whatever may find
sary for the reinforcement Of the Union armies and the
hna triumph OF the Union cause
Resolved That In the recent victories Of the Union
troops we hall the proofs OF the military skill OF
generals and vaor OF the citizen soldiers
OF the republic; and tender 10 them the heartfelt
thanks OF the people OF the State OF New York, and
pledge them the undying remembrance OF their children
70 the latest generation.
Resolved That we concur most heartily in the decara
tioD OF Congress and OF the Executive, that this
waged solely for the suppression or tho rebellion and ths
restoration OF the Union and the constitution aud that
when these objects shall have been accomplished II ought
to cease and that We approve Just and necessary
for their accomplishment OF the Copnscaton act
the act OF emancipation the act authorizing the susren
tona forces and the main, without regard TO minute
details OF the action n all departments OF the govern.
ment 10 the measures they have adopted for the prompt
Ano permanent restoration Of the authority OF the
tonal constitution
Resolved, That Official action Of Governor Seymour
has tended TO weaken the national and 10 de-
feat s efforts for the suppression of the rebehon that
gave virtual encouragement to the mob in this city,
which, under pretence OF resis,os the draft pcrpetcd
the most infamous acts of outrage upon the persons
property OF unoGsndipg citizens dhd that justice 10 the
sacred cause Of the Union well the loyal senii
OF tho Empire State demands reversal OF the vote
BY which no was made the temporary executor Of its
laws and The assumed representative OF It's will
Resolved That we enter upon this in parti-
san spirit, but with sincere and patriotic purpose
give all possible support to the naouA government
contest with the rebellion and that invite loyal and
patriotic citizens, swthous distinction OF party to
operate with in eectins the ticket put 10 nomination
BY The Union convention ut Syracuse.
During the reading of the foregoing resolutions there
I've fOr
endorsing the Emancipation oct was vigorously ap
pauded. Gov Seymour treated pretty allow
OF hsses and execratons Before taking bis seat
Smith referred TO the presence the platform Of the
Vice Pre:idest the United OF that
gallant Admiral Who though born In Virginia. still
loved the broad flag and mitesf territory Of his conntry
Uoud cheers)
The question put upon the resolutions and they
were carried BY vocifcrous acclamatrn.
LETTERS From SECRETARY SEWARD, GENERAL DIX
AND OTHERS.
Mr.. DARLING read the following letters seecsed from
among others received by the committee
LETTER ypoN Tr& noS. WV ". sRwxRp
DEPARTMENT oy SrAry,
WASHINGTON, sept 20, fse9
crsIIkSss:-i rexre, that esuuo, .ece-s ycur ks,d
present crisis tho Union has mainsined without
real solctude about either soldiers, d trcssurc
cheerfuy Cod forbid that the nion should perish for
want OF the nrst necessary element n national
e-yoters J have the honor TO be sen'ems. y.ur
To H. sSrH JoHS RKrsrR J. r Amr q suooa, A. NJ.
PAIsEs, s. l. HrLt sAxrrr srScrArR Jonx Fncn Com
mittee Of the CBion Central Committee of New York.
LETTER os THg
Nkw York, Sept. 30, 1865.
CENnFxYS-f have time to attend or address poll
teal meetings but within the sphere my military duties
trust contributing TO the great object every good
rebellion, which has for more than two years threaened
the destruction OF the Union. II has always been my
hope that all parties would be united as one man long
as single armed insnrgent remained IN the held have
abored, and shall labor 10 the end With ny democratic
friends bring to tho support OF the the whole
power and prestige OF the great aud patriotic party o
which members, and to take leading part ia the
military movements by which the public honor IL 10 be
preserved and the authority o the Union vBdcaed have
with the deepest regret taken 10 ts bosom
and admitted into It's councils. msn who are IN favor o
Withdrawing our armies from the field and virtually
acknowledging the success the Insurgents wboge
influence have ether resuts than 20 parayze It's
strength to dun It's patriotism ard to debauch is po
cal While this peril oyersh tie party, my
proper sphere Of labor is with Ito II Of It's dan
ger to conjure h as IL values It's good name as vene
rates the memory OF the patriots II has given 10 the
public service In q aayersy AID trial aud
respects the heroic spirits has sent on, from its
ranks t. do battle Tor the constitution and the Union 20
conrre by all these sacred rocolectons and inspiring
associations TO cast out the false who uring
70 destruction aud u vndcae 10 integrity its honor
and its patriotism by irving u the government the un
qualified support which Is due % the country aud to
itself
ON th. subject have dwet more at length n leiter
10 the democrats q Wisconsin.
am, very respectfully yours, JOHN A. DIN
tgTTyp o GOVERNOR CANNON oy uuswApg
srsrg oF DELAWARE EsycrnvE DsPARrsFSr
rovrR, sept 26 1858.
GEsILgnES-YoG letter ~ invitation requesting me TO
be present at the ratification meeting 10 be he at the
Cooper Institute 10 confirm the nominations Of the uuoa
Convention al Syracuse has been received.
II would give me pleasure 10 be With you but J am
necessarily prevented.
The loyal Of the country regard with intense snx
ety the elections In the states o. New York
sylvana and Ohio Every indication Of popular sentiment
there adverse n the administration Ia felt az disaster
second only ~ the loss OF a battle.
Defeat at the polls IN the free states the dissolution
OF the Union The ballot equivalent 10 the bullet The
one sences the traitors al home not less edecgey than
the other strikes down manly enemies IN the
Geld Both are necessary and equally useful 10 sustain
the government
have the honor to be, your obedlent servant.
WILLIAM CANNON.
tKTrtR oE GOVERNOR cow,
Arousr,, sept 20 1858
CEyrKxr--Your note of the 18th inst, iDviting my
presence at meeting 10 be bed az the cooper Institute
the 30th Of september current, TO ray tho
tons OF the Republican Union state Convention Of New
York. was duly received.
had fully expected and Intended 10 have me, with you
that occasion and dbappoinei that state u
my firm 4 foykl nv