The New York herald., 1864-09-23
And&her Bolt.

Iuo franRiln G1sste tof Malone, NJ XII edited By Mr.
F. D Flanders inmate OF Fort Lafayette for short
time In 1882, bolts the Chicago nomination He says-
We cannot endorse tho action OF convention which
has excluded from Its platform tbe Virginia and Ken
tucEy resolutions failed 70 whisper word Of protest
against the doctrine of coercion and
only avors cessation OF hoslties because the war has
proved failure, and upon conditions which knew
could not and would not be accepted entertained by
the deliberate government support the
Of man for President who stands pledged declara
ton and record to prosecute the until the Southern
nay, makes an occasion OF Boosting he person
ally pledged in all honor and ddey, to keep straight
and complete the work.
New Candid ate for the Presidercy
The 81. Louis Radical Democrat (Fremonts organ)
states that there Is movement foot for convention
At Cincinnati and declares that II Fremont Is dropped
the radical democracy will nominate D Gratz Brown in
his place
The New Jersey Union staso Convcn-
TRENTON. Sept. "a 1854.
The Convention met at two o'clock Hon. Martin Rycr-
son. Of Sussex appointed perm President with
president from county, apd secretary from
each Congressional DISTRICT.
Mr. Ryerson addressed tho Convention at some engih
Mr. Keaby, Of Essex then reported resolutions The
following Is synopsis
The frat rearms their devotion 10 the great purposes
against all their enemies the integrity OF the Union
aud the paramount authority OF the constitution aud
laws OF the United States. nd their expires.
sion Il their confidence that the object OF their abors
apd their sacrifices Is on tho eve OF speedy accom-.
Tae second halls with delight the victories OF the
Union Such trumphs tho best Efforts parties
q ccssato OF hostes which do not lead TO disCsco.
fn submission to rebellion and the surest aonthatn of
party which proncances the for the Union failure
ami counsels truce with our trsitorous foes
The third asserts that the party which presents TO the
people platform o. dishonorable peace amended by
letter feebly suggesting war which attempts to rally
the people under soldier whose only distinction has
been gained Ia connection with the prosecution OF tho
war, and legislator whose Congressional career has
been against the war, &c never command the
spect OF tue American people nor avoid the defeat 10
deserves
The fourth extends to the soldiers aud sailors OF the
army and navy the blessings Of tho FOR all tme
the perpeiua memory Of grateful people for those who
have fallen an their defence deDounces the policy which
rotrscs TO tho soldier the right TO vote.
The ath reoiccs 10 the sacry with which the call Of
tho President has been responded to.
The sixth pledgos jealous Efforts 10 the support OF lin
coin and Johnson as President and vco President OF the
The followin ine electors, ticket was then chosen
Delegates nj arge-Marcus L. Ward. OF Essex, aud AL
exander @ catell, Of Camden District dslesatesFirs,
Lewis milford: Second Joseph K. Hoime; Third, Joseph
Thompton, Fourth Van Glove Dalrympe, Fifth, Erncss
J. LoenthaL
Speeches we're made By Attorney General Frelnrbuy.
sen, General FaInsworh George Hals,ead. Ia tho
evening large meeting was held, 10 which General
Farnsworth Senator Ken Eyok and others spoke. Reso
utous were offered By Mr. scoviie of Camden against
extending the railroad corporations with exclusive
legcs after 1859. These were tabled.
new York Congressional Nominations.
ALsAsr, Sept. "a, 1864.
The democrats OF the Eighteenth Congressional dstrc,
70 day nomnssed A. Page, Of Schenectady member
Congress.
Urea, Sept. %, 1884
Hou. Roscoe Conkliug to-day nominated for Con.
Gress from this district The Convention refused
cept his deciinatiou.
svRAcusE, NJ Y, Sept. %, 1864
Hon. Thomas +. Davis 10 day nominated by acca.
nation representative In the Thirty ConR
from the twenty third Congressional district.
0wSno, N. Y, Sept q, 1854
The Republican Convention for the Tw en,y. sixth dis
trict nominated the Hon Giles W. Hotchkiss OF roome
county "a. day by aco.amation.
The Democratic Convention TO day nominated John
Magee, a Schuyler county, for Congress-.