The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-12

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rmsst ana laughter continued several .ssIsss
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clss on his face. and secured order. he thes I'd
dressed the senseman from Illinois, And informed Am
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DEScAfs-t with eyes liked upon The President and n
Cod ws The balance q he sentence was os, in Tho
confusion and laughter The gentleman imagined iha DO
beieve God. and Immediately sciziDR his hat,
with his eyes Axed uran the cbairman and
The ha waving his bat as BE- was afraid very
air would c0rtaminate him. never for moment taxing
DOOR Of The hail .bo ConvenioD al this lime going
through the most 1pfoarous and ccnvnsve laughter.
an n sd when another Saa 'So
lied upon John Cochrane az their candidate
for Vice President, with view Of aiding In
how they should gel tho &c, 10 vote him, who
comprised largo majority Of the Convention, and
the leaders. however, worked for CochrAoe; but
they made but little hsatway among the largo body Of
the Germans But providensial circumstances soon set
The Committee On Resolutions brought in their report
o. PLATFORM and was decided thai the yoto each re-
solution should DO taken separately The rs resolution
read aH follows
Resolved, That The federal Union mars and shall DO
Rev. n. +. Chsever, brother OF Dr. Cheeyer, OF New
York. Immediately moved to amend, so that would road
!sed mat with Code blessing the federal Union
This caused quite sensation among the Germans,
many q whom were inddes: bus M Ccchrane promptly
smending me resolution BY the insertion Of Gods
blessing WIN cay aye; ~ opposed mo- Sod . .
stances connected. caufe ed quito sensation The no
heard whispering 10 ouch other, "Dash ish the mau p
Dash b de man." awaits dan he shays bout God .
on Il was impossible 10 gel the Germans 10 think OF any
other person for Vice President but General Cochrane
hnc when hS name was pro05cd bey rushed throu2 IN
with will, all owing 70 that one little circumstances,
which only shows how little thing decides mans fate
1 in political cam paicns.
Mr. Foster Of tho original abolitiopiss, from Con.
ncccut, got on good Joke 10 the evening session He
said that be had heard great deal said about Gener
Grant being great man. II said that he
general OF greatebilty He hoped he II said
that he wcaid whip lee aud .bc rebellion. He
hoped 10 God no would But the query to him was u
Grant was al that Is claimed that he how under the
sun did happen that President Lincoln appointed him
TO the command Of the army This does accord witt
President lincon's practice IN making appointments
why. cir. Grant 10 thin great that 10 claimed d
him. should have th0nghf the President would have
defed hn arrest long ago for good c0nduct.n