The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-08

bis owo platform was ,ssa - his part, AID II Ls
did rot ne war fel.. 70 ms country. On whichever
horn ~ uc ale n.f> hs was placed he wrong.
Ahrs' atn In clil wss sicu man. Tnltnenss
applause! Ale rn'snt usy. fau,,ei but they were
: ,,.ns . human nA'E,, BE stood upon the
rnrnt' drrTncfr~ chcc-ng) and Grant 'Choer.l
stool. lI!crr tlreo ruutng cheers and u.cf
Ners gre,i ,t al ~ 'ses seneiaisl That wsths
enee were doing all the speaking u e-nsclve-
tL.ustiCr and appsuse.) Perhaps Il ~ would IN
,hgr on'hrsiSn allow aim hi.le tune 10 speak.
NJ. N,ve, then sid that the r'iforn
Of Ceilon wa that II sy,nra,hiL.
efs v ID rri-liDi, roth snopc iacu.rchs
an ttstorT, but t-e plat. irm upnn whltb l. neoln
~ I'd WAS one upon witch ell could sand ~ WAS
nla ofpsrrcvisl unio', Lnd,r he Gov aituannis
union cons '.1a'rf All rrrn, cv'cnt'ug &c uita
from every forc Il nation h0r,e. ard securing all
their rights undct Inc Cons.ri'ic,;. I1,-' r.s the
platform Of Abraham G..r. tNppi...s4 nd laugh.
teri reg pardon Abr ntalu i!ncuiU. CAncbsy
ann at Is Al, nc s1rlc", rN'r th'ln sh1ilr
ssnt ~ long a. the r-rpe,uai h,'i- Appilnsc!
III then alluded 10 the Chicago rlhi m Mon,
principle, and asserted that TIC eI',,ls Z pe-cs
were dong Their aprr pirate w.rk. ic.c h.l
trsun 70 dawn, snd they now Found IL the ~
III, State Of Georges, snd Georgia veus ut q tu,
which ~asttc worst that ever occurred since tue
ar h.angel fen from heaven. Cheers!
number q v.ce.Prcsiienis sud Secretaries
-orc then nominated and unanirnous,y elected.
\ series Of resolutions wer- then read affirming
That We 1--we under representative Constitu.
uCual Government, ordained, establi shol, aud
t. oied W IN the viii Of the people, aud the people
| alone are the hereditary soyereigns thereof and
! That I" mniut.ln this Constitution and form Of
ioyerlncn and yindicNe the authority of Tia
! poo c, shis war is csrred Oh and that equal
n'Hi ailun rests .pon every citizen of the United
s'ss u support Il, without regard To State
rii"rsl lines and Re- who NJ blinded by parti,an
| feeling, on bound down by party ties that he
negleets or refuses TO do is wholly unfi To
\ '
| ruganvc Of freedom. ENDORSING ,he nomination Tor
President and V'io-Presdtnt Of ito United States.
Ahrs' am Lincoln, Of III nos, and Andrew John sou,
OF Tennessee. Approving tie declaration Of prin-
| cples enunciaci ~ the Baltimore tuion Conveu.
| non tlrt ally indors X tie action Of the tuiou
State Convention, IN initiating as our cand dato
! Tor Goyernor the Hon. Renten v. rcntor, Who,
Thoni1s q. AivOrd for eut.-iovcrnor. Franklin \
Alter er ior Csual Commas onor and DAVID For
rest ior state Prison Inspector. PeI.,ng the voted
| ite Empire state 10 Lincoln and Johns, aud
State nominees tchocrs) Drnouncing the admins.
trai'on oil james Baehauan tAissts), and resolving
TO use every oNort ana lend every encrI~y In asss.
| ing te government to put down the rebellion, and
teieny secure n lasting peace, which VIII owe
strength To- the State, harmony and stability to the
Union, and even-hhnici Justice 10 all. Expressing
unuiferAstc coaicmpt frr the men In mids, and
| tVher@ who now, when our &C gptry's banner
| ID Wv AZ IA the sunli ht OF victory, propose 10
yico & hafcd dcrplirinf a'r.os. vsnquished foe.
Az ttat Southern oDspirstors cver CLAIMED
h"vei .ofi IN hours Of tier ~ pr success. 10.
/ SOWING ttu the thanks o. the Nation are due "
| those e'oflcnt ava persuasive Peace Commission
! cIs f"rt.sut, Grant, sherman AMI Sheridan.
.Chcer'D Aud that our thanks equally due TO
the heroic soldiers unl sailors Of tho Army and
Navy, (chccrs) wIo, ~ many a tcody conflict have
shown their Geterinin alton that - Government n
tho People by he people for tie People shall NOT
per sh from the face Of the Garth" Immortal honor
! 10 the memory Of thosc who have ALLEN to ,hoes
who survive, the prooun6est gratitude 81 the Na-
oon ihcy shall redeem, spurnns with conicpps
the cowariy and tratoious demands for mi stice,
contained In that patch work ~ dernagosues and
political trcksters, known as 'iho Chicago Plat.
form - Itheers) and proclaIning determin aton.
unhw"d by uaiiorous threats, whether Illuminated
! IN Richmond or proclaimed N The wigwam NJ
Chicago, 40 fsht on this line" until the suprcu-
MY Of ,he Coas tltou rs re-estsbished through.
out the length spj lrcah Of the land aud the Stars
and Stripes shall -,n foa, in triumph over every
loot OF American sol. Cheers!
MIR. Noyes then, In a lew ramarks eulasistic II
e'-Postmss'er Blair. introduced TINT gentleman TO
the audience amid immense cheering. Mr.. Blair,
on coming forward, spoke nearly as follows
| M President and fellow cit .ens Ill had ever
doubted that my heart dictated 10 me the right
course In my public conduct, feel tonight bv the
| response when you have kindly given tho favor.
able ruilss which have fallen from the Fps Of
your chatham, that have not ~ s,akcn the popu.
! lar heu.t--sfat the road 10 honcr- honor-to
the affections OF the pevpie is AZ all times 70 70.
| spond to tnat maxim o: being resdy 10 sacrifice
| everything to the public cause. lApplsusc) Some
| OF my frieuds-very good friends indeed-have
| questioned the kindrets OF lhe President W me
| III dictstng my resignation Us PYstualer-Ger eril
OF the country, Let me tel you, my friends, that
he has ut least the support OF those who are ne.ef
y me than oil other people on tbs esItb. ret red
| By the Recommendation OF my own ia.ie. Zap
psuse.) lie, my rcnds, has pa sscd hct period ~
hfe when Aorots iie r1wnras It's glories nave
any charm for hun. lie looks backs only, aud
| forward only e. the grandeur OF this nation and
the happiness ~ tire glor1ons people who are
lowing up under its nrosperocs Constitution
| and Union; SD wouii NJ permit sou
| oi his 20 sta -. Way 81 tie gllr.-