New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-02

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tie government OF Great Britain should stand entirely
al1 from the manifestation Of any desire, On her perb
~ tc Of the hcbel-, II she cond not consistent
j. sod 20 TIE Union cansc The tencat ~ hct support
fhc or'v excuse uT the failure the rnrt cf ne Cat
ego Democracy "a 2nde 30 foreign all rs tn It's fi.
rm was ifOn the llct t'ltt tbs platform was controlled
hv So Who DOS, iby Coz. empli.od the d sgtion O..
tits Union OF 10 distant day. aud thai, m such con-
tG-orcy TIE Empire oi Mexico might poflbt become
lncd IN be- fortunes Win il!s couttrn SphedefatF'
which they h0ped 10 erect on TIE runs Ct re c.n>tu
tianal ui0r AMI q Legitimate result o. Tie dsis-on
a. his cJurtry. Bat TIC American people understand
tbs question although their leaders seek 70 ignore ana
Nak 10, aud az no distan. day they IL give fau ut
torrance 20 t rlr convictions this que t0 sia peu
I've hlt period the statesmen Of Europe WI be deceived
hey uie. there has Dccn any Eotilc- Jon oi the sei
tiIgeuts a. lle American Poli' IN ltl14t-'t ~ w
Monroe Doctrine owing 20 or tut,rrec'ne s,rie
From le hour that doctrine was hrsg prVHogaie' oy
President Monroe, 10 bas been eaIcinal o,et1he OF
no American peopl, aud Il viii Yet be enlnciied auo
r-t nci nv the strcu -h ard power Of he entire re-
public. Bus the Chicago Democracy declare tne var
las ak ily proved failure and TIER aoHlnee an
uoguCcs a desire 10 open negotiations "llch
shall exhaust all the resources Of staiesuanship
before 10 proceeds 20 Interior consequence
70 ohs hos sTss5sf interest :sS ae a sfS ss
q laus of tvs great commercial metropolis. me ctF
Of New York is ibe legitimate result OF nc grown o
the American Union. And although n wa sage! PIE
dctei af tie Inauguration OF the kcOeion that our
prosperity would terminate ,Hd our streets become
losolie that prediction has failed TO be NoT.heI-Iof
trade was never more Prosperous--comAefce never /
developing and prosperity universal ms condition OF
affairs Gts from the uBbroken cunvcton o. the peo
pie OF this city that at no d5iant day TINS olVil rtfe =
20 terminate and the Constitution II 10 e2 feco2hcu
over all the States that formerly were omhracec within
the Federal limits. Toward the accomplishment oil /
such 2 result they have poured out men ana money
without measure and without stint-no sacrifice has
been TOO great 10 with ready 0cguiec,tnce Oh
hcr part and demand can be too great Doi "a Sc
cure willing response so long rs We struggle 70 pefle
nate the American Union and against me malicious At
tempt 20 overthrow these American States. II there
be one sentiment more thoroughly grounded \
IN the American heart than ~ others IL I
s that these States shall be cyidedthis Mon
shall never be- destroy edthis Constitution never over
thrown And think II may also safely he stated That
the men who have given their lives 80 Freely, anu
ayshy poured ont tEeir blood 10 prevent the disin'
egration OF this Union intend 10 remove al obstacles
that in the future may be tortured so as 10 renew ne
strife II the growth OF toe American tni0a ana tAe
prosperity Of this commercial metropolis are identical
the which have produced u are peTie, W eeti
mate Here are concentrated those vast lines az oceanic
travel which. reaching 10 every part ~ me hapaoe
globe bear the surplus products oi distant Sttes aul
provinces into harhor from whence they aie borne
by our internal Of communication - the reWoe,t
rort0ns OF the republic Here the foreigner scekmg
new home rst presses his fec, upon tie soil " the new
world before be seeks his permanent habtaton IN the
West where, by economy, frngaty ana pef'el erdnce
be soon lays The foundation oi WeA.h Prosperity, aNy
contcutment Here too. is located tha Intelligent aua
untrammeed press which molas, fashions ard controls
In so eminent degree the opinions and purposes Of the
American people There IS peculiar power ucrn ell IRON
where this power thoroughly Pithea IN IN IN
the influence OF ic people Of the city VI NrwNork
their sentiments are borne by electricity ana the press
Throughout. The length and breadth Of the Knpublc.
There be autagonism then between the city
OF New York and any porion o. our extended country
We desire that every section shall prosper; but We
realize there be prosperity or no tranquility only
that prosperity and that tranquility guaranteed bv
the agency Of the Federal Constitution and the respect
which II i enabled command from the people of the
United States. Fellow-citzensi L have gwen you
some Of the which control my action. and they
are now submitted with a due sense OF my response
biiity to the judgment vi my countfymeni ana ma!
There was en- interruption of few moments IN the
course Of the Generals remarks which were warmly
apDGudcd in order 10 receva the report Of tc Commit
tee on Organization. The following gentlemen were
made the pel uanenr officers ofthe Convention.
PRssfDEsr-Jas Is Wouih, PennsylyauA
YIcg PREsIDgNs s-Alainc, James Wheeler; Ncw-.la1r
shire, William A. " atso Vermont John v No.oni 'ssas'
eLuetis solomon Iar,on' kh2do Island John Ifshasi
Connecticut, John hawlfyi New ora Benjamin bfad
rrh New Jersey J. Martin kyerson Pennsyyani' Thomas
Ramsey Wes Eirgnia Pierpolt Evans heig ~ IAones
panlogseT. Tennessee Martin ODonrcl; Ohio f. IT, lloush
Indiana David Porter Illinois benjamin Carey W,'con'
James Middleton; Iowa Hugh Phelps Minnesota Theodore
suly; Kansas yeroon shay California, J. o. Eleryi On
The crowd had, during the course Of Gen. Wat
BRIDGES speech become dense IN the room, as vel
IA tie passace-way immediately outside, that It now
became necessary 10 adjourn the meeting TO tao large
lall OF the building.
This was done, and President WoRRAIL de-
vercd an exceedingly interesting address OF yh!cht the
following j. q synOpss. lie wished 20 say few words
ia thanks The honor that had been conferred upon
him. lie had hitherto always been IN tue ranks. lie
lad studied Democracy ON tie top VI the Alleghany
oun tans and had studied il in the writings and times
II Jefferson. There Was but one thing to stqdy-hqual
md exnct Justice % al men, That included ne SPEAK
FRS Democratic p-rtyi snd 1t ought TO in
,lnde the Democratic party OF every body Amer
brief resume of the political history % the past and
he gradual corruption Of The Democratic party through
he Vaccinations OF the ars.ociais Of the South, VINO
lad associated with them Tor s0rd and wicked motives
the speaker congratulated bis audience upon their Con-
genlion which the common current OF The resene-
'aton Ut the great Democratic party when that party
vas DemOcIatic party, Ia The true meaning 81 the
eg il used 10 cry out against foreign Interference in
the affairs Oh this continent The very name Of
' British" Gor instance, Wis the worst cpithet that
,ould be applied to IA American. But IOa where IS
Inc Democratic party It's strongest udyoclte IN the
world Il The London Timer. which Is supported BY
British sTistocais. Baron Rothschh rules the Demo
ratio party Of this country through the medium OF r
Belmont his agent. The speaker was hero interrupted
" the entry Of large procession OF loyal Jersymen,
rom Newark. who were welcomed with hearty and re-
,eated cheers. As Tor Mr. Belmont. continued tue
speaker be- would make a hrstTate secretary Of tue
Treasury, II MoCeliln should be elected. Laughter
But though JET. Dev is aud the devil should do ther
worst, they cannot eject comqromise between me
Union aud its Rebels. Al states and all cities
should 10 their utmost for tue good
,ause IN the coming battle OF ball,ts
New YORK legiimatey bears the main burden OF this
var But u j. lot her pOthOUse politicians who 40 80;
j. her business men her Dankcgs LeT merchants, and
solid honest citizens Few II the latter are found ia
opposition to tic Administration. The class VI
10 sIe opposed to It Of different sripe they
he DISCONNECTED Of the land sho attribute every act Of
he Government 10 mean, interested motives AS FOX
Abraham Lincoln, he J. one Of the most extraordinary
men that this country has produced. We aaye all
watched him carefully and, Ia spite OF the diversity OF
)pnion IN regas 70 MS mode OF administering tire Gov
iEment BIZ sterling integrity g acknowledged by I'll,
most He has usually known the RICH: time 10 strike
lis great blows and succeeded In wsrpi1g
i'm one way another. Fremont urged hlm 20 push
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