The New York herald., 1864-08-19

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JOIN So"nETy T. Taa ATE Hien r. & Dinninuy o''
MIR Ltrr;ScT y, Of Oswcgo sed that the rrso'ptiors
met his uprova with 'hc exception q the one opposi
md ar ady dniy aPpahied aelreaioh " ,he Na'ohh
2 invention. 10 hnd ul connaencs ~ Governor sey
inour. Jahu 4. Green aud tho other meube's of that
Delegations aud he opposed q dope any ihing here
that Wcu'd ok like disrust Of them. (apiausc.) lie
moved Il strike II ost
Mr. yAs AiLsy r, e,y opposed the p,o,ion contend
ing tie ontoa expressed ds,rus Of regu-
lar delegation bat sni " recommended tho aproa,meat
e advisory mmite, rciNesent the views O. the
peace meu tho state.
INC question was put aud the resolution declare
stricken cut, the ayes evidently having large mao ity
The other resolutions were adopted unan 1nously.
sfEgCH o. FERNANDO WOOD.
The meeting then called FIR Mr. Wood, AM no
porded brcay, reviewing toe history OF tho
the last four yenrs, re- errisg TO the oyertpcs for
cessation OF hostdit4es made through himself two
years ago, the effort of Vice President stephens
to Fc< TO Washington, and tho recent conference
Mr. Greeley with the reod commissioners AT Niagara
Fans as evidence that tho south is tired Of and
wants peace The North TOO wants peace, and this be
would be attained through the success of tho Demo
cracy this fail, followed by aruistce and convel
ton all the states 10 consider and reconcile The df
ietences existing between them.
the meeting IN front Of the Syracuse House, Judge
Ondosdo1k presided. This meeting was addressed by
Colonel Whiting, Of Jefferson county, and Ion. IL A.
Lawrence, Of Queens.
Letters sympahzing With the obeots os tho meeting
wero received from }. Bowie, OF Maryland John an
forth oC Connecticut; John u. Stiles Of Pennsylvania
Rutgy @. Miller, OF Oneida; wm. II. Lawrence. Rhode
Island Judge CoHstocS, or Syracuse; James W Single
ton o. Illinois; Richard U'9ormAn, y C. DnniLy and T.
u English.
while Mr. Wood wss speaking the rejected resolution
was carried to the Syracaso House meeting Iho
considered and resolution declared adopted suse-
quen,ly this vote was recopsderod and tho Resolution
declared iost.
This evening o third rnestipz was hold a, Shakspco
Hall, aud bofors eight ocl0tk the hall was deasey
packed Ihe galleries being MED With ladies.
MIR HoAgo prosided, and tie principal speas1 was OK.
Governor Weller, Of Caiifornis. he reviewed at sore
length the history OF this ninstratiou, den uDcsd 1
atfs cry unconstitutional many OF hs acts, and cx
pressed hnscn IN favor OF armsioo and enyention
Of the Stses believing THAI the people OF both sections
want peace, and ase determjpsd 70 hayelt;
He was followed by Mr.. vaaHdisn nam 400 Nc Jayeox,
briefly, when the meeting
Adjourned