The New York herald., 1863-09-12
TIE TWO PLATFORMS.
The Results Of the Syracuse and
Albany Conventions
TWEEDLEDUM AND TWEEDLEDEE
Sc, &C.,
RErUBLIcAS.

pfoiubCv " Tue CubNAit tiou
Of the United states over
the whole national domain,
and that In this crisis OF the
nations late we recognize
the supreme obligation OF
laying aside all differences
or political opinion and Of
giving to tn government a
generous ard cordial sup
port In It's eff rts To sup
press the rebellion.
Resolved, That we hail
with patriotic exuitation
the victories achieved by
the Union arms. as indi,
eating the sure and speedy
triumph OF the Uuiun
cause; that 10 regard the
prsapt and elective rein.
iorcoment of the UniGn
arms AZ OF vital importance
10 . speedy termination OF
the war, aud the preserva-
ti0n OF the country from
hostility. with foreign Pow.
ers !, and that we G ,ndcmn
~ unpatri0iic and unlaith.
fnl 20 the loyal sentim mt Il
the State OF New Yo K the
action of lts present Cav
eru0r, and OF those who
have acted " tn him In en-
barrsssing the. clio u o The
government to increase its
military force, Ia stimu'at-
ing n spirit Of vioieot re
sistance 10 the laws Of tho
Land, and Ia encouraging
the horrible outr es u,on
the peace and order Of 80.
oiety, and upon the persons
and property or unoiiendiug
citixens, which recently
have disgraced the city oi
New York.
Resolved. That. while IN
common with tho whole
country We deplore tho raw.
ares of war. and would hail
with heartfelt rejoicisg the
return OF peace, we deem Il
ino0ns isteDt with tho honor
and dignity of the nation to
make any other tenders o.
peace W the men IN arms
against II than such AZ are
embodied In the c nstitu
ton OF the bnited states, i,
uuder which they can at
any time resume their
place In The American Union.
subject only 10 sucn pains
and pen llt!es as they may
have Incurred by . viola
tion OF les laws and that
while we would have the
government deal in the
must liberal spirit with
those whs may lay down
their arms and resume
their allegiance - the con.
stitutiOn and government I
the United states, We will
consent to no peace VIII ch
shall involve q separation
OF the American UnioR, o
recognition Of the right or
fhe power OF any 81 70 to
socede, or any change ia
'he constitution Of the
.nlted States, exrept such
Il, may he made BY tho pec-
p.e IN accordance with tho
forms which 10 preecrtbee.
Resolved. That " the un-
i|rallpled difficulties which
IT has had 10 encounter, tho
sdininistratlon II Mr.. L.n-
cain has deserved the graft.
tcde OF tho people oI the
United tates for the ability
aGd stead,ass courage with
which II has prosecuted the
war Tor tho preservation "
the Union, and THAI we hnd
IN the signal success M its
financial policy, N tts pre-
servation oi peace with for
eigu nations aud thr spien-
oua victories which have
crowned our arms, evi.
dences Of wisdom aud Of pa
triotism which entitle II TO
the confidence and support
oi the American people.
Resolved, That wo de-
piore the efforts fnado by
inierested politicians and
designing demasceuea 70
Arouse q spirit Of partisan
hostility against the gov
ernmeut, believing that it
tends tu encourage rebels,
protract the war and In
vo.ve the country In fresh
difficulties, both Mt home
aud abroad. and we call
uppn loyal men everywhere
~ do everything In their
power 10 alisy all animssi
ties OF political sentiment,
90 hlndle anew the patriot
ism OF the people, and TO
unite the patriots of all par
tees In a common effort to
rsplenr;h our armies, TO
crush TIE rebellion and re-
store toe Union.
i.esnlved, That 70 the
bsave soldiers OF the repub
llo, who, Ia ti,e prosecution
or the war, have evinced
equal zeal, aud fortitude,
and valor. aud devotion, we
tenderrhe grateful thanks
OF ur constituents, or tho
!oyai millions of or coun.
trymer and OF the lovers Of
nm partial freedom through.
out tho word. and we
brand the action OF Govern
OF seymour and his Iwrti
sane IN our late legislature, /,
whereby tho legal voters ~
"a. state who shall then be
serving their c.'untry IN the
Union armies nre deuled
the right o suffrage ut our
approaching elcction as
slixe unpsiriotic, invidious
sni unjust.
Rcsolvcd, That We ap.
prove the action OF ihc CIV.
meat in rc.elnng In ilrm
and friendly terms cecry
ATTEMPT atfureigu interven
tion IN our ailai y. aud thnl
tho state " NeS Yo,k viii
bear her iull share ,f what
ever duties aud rcspo. sihi
lities the government may
hereafter be cam ei ed u
assume n rrwsrving any
part Of our country from 10
reign iavasion and IN
Maintaining u 90 ths con
tincnt tho asC cndcacy OF
Amer can inlluenc- a:.d the
perpetui,y Of req .bl.csl 10
stiiuti5ns.
Resolved. That ~e pre-
sent 10 the Teople o The
State o. New Yntk the
names " ~ men th@ day
ncminaed. ~ Union mru
not as parisaus. ~ifs1oGt
regard ~ Their uoiiical an.
tecedcuts, and we ssk ~
them tbs support Of all 10y
al men with ut distinction
OF party
Resolved. That the pro
clamation of President lin
coin, decrccing the .m net
patton Of the slaves 81 70
l,cls who refusr to IA,
down their arms. rece,vmI
a. II does ,hc ~ ori y
every true soldier and gene
raj IN the army OF th
linton. and every patrio, a
home, and, rs a uar VIA
surs, tA0rooshiv i,ooi ov'
yusf1bie. demands frou
all loyal men A cnr,iisl cu
dorscment, and frum thi
Convention an emphatN
aud unqualified approval.