New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03


draw his name.
DR.. Bates then unanimously nominated.
Mr.. Raymond, from the Committee Resolutions,
reported the following which were adopted with great
R,olted IT is the first and highest duty Of every
American izen TO do all in his power to ms'. the ineg
MY o the American Union and The supremacy Of the Cons
tuition of the United States the whole national domain
and that in th. crs of the nations Fate recognize the
supreme obligation Of laying aside all differences of political
opinion ana o giving to the Government generous and cor
dial support in III efforts to suppress the Rebellion.
Res he'd That hs with patriotic exuat0n the victories
achieved hy the mon arms indicating the sure and speedy
triumph Of the Union cause that regard the prompt and
effective reinforcement the Union Of Vita import
ance 10 speedy ternna ion of The war and the
OF the country from hostility with foeien powers ana ha'
sentiment Of the State New ork the action of It's psen
Governor, and OF those who have acted win i III cnoaf
rasng the efforts OF the Government 10 increase ~ Military
force In stimulating spirit OF violent Resistance TO the laws Of
the land and in encouraging tie horrible outraee upon 'e
peace and order Of society aud upon the persons and property
Of unoendug citizens which have recently dsgIaced the
City of New-lorA.
we deplore the ravaecs wal ana would hn with heartfelt
rejoicing the seur Of peace de-, e. inconsistent with the
pesc 10 the ne in arms such embodied
In the Constitution Of The United States under which they
only pains and penalties a. they may nave IN
cured by violation OF the laws and that while
we would have the Government deal In tie most
liberal spirit with those who may lay down their aims
and their allegiance the Constitution and Govern.
ueut OF Tire nitcd We wal consent to peace
which shal involve separation Of the American Union re-
cognOn Of c right or the power of any state 70 seccnc or
such mny he made by the people in accordance with the
forms which 1t Wescrbes ~ ,
the Admin isrton Of MI Lincoln has deseIved
the gratitude of the people Of the United States the ability
and stendf courage with which IL bes pros, cutd e for
the preservation Of the Union That we Ind IN the signal
success of financial policy. IN IL Tes,rvaon a. peace with
foreign nations and Tie sql.nG victors whch have co~ned
evidences wisdom IND O winch
NIL. il, M, eouhdcic Ed suuqort II the American people
R,sortd That dep,re tie ef rts made by mcr, sed
dceigniic 20 ti1f OF
purIan hostility aesius, thc Government believing
f,Vis d .
fresh difficulties both At home and abroad rnd we
cali nreu ,al mon eve.,whcf. 10 do ev, ,ag ia their
power to asv all aiio. Of political scniueu to lndlc
the hoium OF the people and to unite the pairiot OF
all parties common 81 n To IcpcDh our armies crush
the Rebellion, ard fe.torc hr Union
Rssrcd That to The brave soldier of the Reruhic who n
tuGe ,slcr md dsvoon tender the grateful blanks Of our
constituent Of the loyal millions conni'yuen and Of
hr and fhe action Of ero cvruour lis rsitisa
Lcciis whereby the legal voters Of the SUITE who
shall theu bo cEyn. tc4s county IN the uion armies. are
denied h" Thi o. -usInee a. ou approaching eie' o as Ase
Enpasgiotic. ngidious and unjust.
Rcica 4ali approve the action Of the 6ov'rnmeni III
iepellng 81 h ad redN terms. any attempt ~ oIrsi IN
tcYeiion onnr and that the state of Ne" ors "i
bear her .lI asc wh;,,oT duties snd icspon'9ic thc
Government hercrtr b. prcd 20 in fvcu
ing any pArl o connuy crizn nyc.iou snd n main
tai ,ns 1ion , continent h. scenaency of American nhu
aud the pr Tetuiiy oi republican Institutions.
Rolrd Thai present 60 the people Of the s,ie Of New
Yorl the Of The t day nominated ~ uon men
paIt4As without Tcsd t. iLoir PiiirA al % cui'
end We AL os them the support Of al loyal ".oui ds
Previous 10 ihe adoption Of the resolutions Nj Ray
mond IN response 10 numerous calls. snd that IN tie
share he hau M framing these esoiutIes he had en-
dcayored 70 make them 81 plici 10 rcude. y
pannjion ssaTy. and fom the enthusiasm with
Which tLey have been received hc believed tha N ths
the Commute had been succ6 ssiul.
The gIoat ohcCi Of TIE Committee was TO pre-
pare platform hat would unite the people not for mere
paTlIzH purposes hui ia ti- great cause II or common
country. Abiding to the heDelon Mr.. Raymond sald
that tie l.. bis deprived of all hope from abroad and
from that ,ury the North which did not hesitate to
it, sympathy with them would b. COMPELLED To
.l....t ~. 81 nsfff !. ia ff.r.ff
one yeIT ago Nc nominated gentleman OF exalted
patriOi N ard purity Of personal character He was
successful The people elected H. opponent lie or.
r. then took occasion 60 81! that shun.d such be TIE
result tie effect would be- deep. luxurious 10 the inter
ests II tie country.
He did no. believe that Horaiio Seymour was al heart
hostile Ia the American Union hri hs political associi
tions If not his principles had led him 10 take srch
action as best calo a'td 80 give sd and comfort 10
the encuirs ~ on country.
On tie other hand Ais actions werc calculated to
vince thousands in The DeuocTaic for he masses
OF iba party are lolai-thai TIE! had been inseraby
delude( AID wo mas reasOuall poot their support
Our ticket r. strong personally and principle and The
signs Oi success are Inosi encouraging.
Mr. Deucns of Eenfscigor moved The following an an
hl.,L,a i9a, IL Proclamation Of President Lincoln de-
cree ns the alton Of Rehels VINO fcse 20 lay down
their arms Receiving does 'hc suYrpr - every tr' -
der fhe ruy of ih~ Onion end every a'f -
Al hone demand 7 "a a ioyt' men coiin ina 't'n
f-1rn this Couvetion enphaiic ard unqualified AZ
ITovaL
Mr. spencer q Nov York regretted that any man
could b. found n q Convention u neall. go LciLhi
cans to move on tie table resolutions crGoisnF to
President pfocl,.-ai.on II freedom
Nir GrnI or uf SffubrL Api ID 80 additions "orli if
made 70 ihe resolutions.
NJ Ra,m,nd reminded his colleague Mr spencer
thal this Union not Il publican '"h''-i4'i iiid
there are m.ut o! al rien WHO doubt TIE Woinri! :"
irdorsi ne tho Irosldeni'r j. PIoolnmAilon.
NJ. Dcuels o!oqlcnty slVrofi,d ihn fe-'4niioh,
claiming that Dickinson. COclianc, Grant, Logan AHA
every 0iAcT Union y morln' ~ prominence ""I" "'if
the wari1ctt suYputors - tie isocinnHion' ara be-
coutended THAI The tonvenii"n would fn'fn ne con
tempt oi tc nation neglected ." aIprlfe IT, TIE
motion 20 lay oi % table Ra. "'i. .,.
Mr b. vi = kiar- Dppecd ne resolution NJ lhnfcfv
sorv H. had thc honor oi roruandlIg TIC Ais hcgio
regiment ilai went into battle tls par, and h-a D.
stored more slaves T. freedom under tbs IgOcamhion
Than ary man in tic Convention, yet he "e- OPP !"
tie le-oiiia because sn.DCicd phflrDIM hci ~ ihr
Aduiai,r.,.os r. special ~omn-enuaoi. ai'ef We have
eu plaiichl.y rdoifcd al' No ncis.
Judge Foieor moyeC to lllrlL by adding and as a
" az Hc-slsc ti0lot- -lls legal aAd y1siih"Dc
M Do lDt aCCrltff ihe nlncn ndurN
Mr. Rtrmord said this reno, I'd al objections
Resolution adopted.
A resolution ~ proving the course q The late Senator
Presfof k4lg "a tie Senate 81 the JMicd Siucn. "~f
Cdn,aittccs from the several Judicial Districts re-
ported tie following ioI mcIbeis Oi Tie State Com
la pis.ri-. James Kelley 4. <. Palmer ". H. stewart
lid j. H. DuchI b.. D. hoDrTtson Chas Jone. fiid Ham.
ltoa Hall, ). ~. zee ntn. gna. A. ooh IN bi'oiLra
ic,,t joI q Doinel VIA. u. :. Lincoln +. Is. f.hrr
Il isiu L Oc4son; HIitH. lsa-c -r J.4es G. Jaesson,
c. b. Tracy Nlilth J. H schemrhoFn j. y Oo'b beaJS
Sic several reports us above were agreed TO.
Mi Low moved the thankb Of the Con'cnilan 10 ~
Wakenan, he presiding olhe'r Wmcn Was 1nopl'd.
WhcrcupDn the President dccl reu Inc C""'c"t"'
adiOuITled stae dI1.
Missouri s.ntc Convention.
JyYYyEsos CITY Wcdnesday, sept ? 1903
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