New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
ss.osias Of IN, Union General A-.ocin'ion.

meeting of the General Committee Of the
yoa. York Union General Association was held Friday
r-ir IN Hope Chapel - broadway. There was fair
sierlance Of tse delega.cs. ia tAo absence OF the
;',c.ceut Simeon Draper Esq, Mr. G. klis@the vice
1rctaent OF the Association took the chair and called
To- tho rcrort of te delegotes 20 the rcusc Coasen'
t.Di.
~. Mu1rgry chsirrasn Of the delegation. then gave
account Of what had passed zoo tne convention az y
Escn-e with especial reference 20 the contest 10Y adms
zion ~ the floor end priority between DE Delegation oi
81 organiz nOn ard tha. rom IEcniy-llud street
crrng that there could be no question oul tha ine
led me entire sJ;upathies OF the Convention.
hpF.s IL ANDgKWs, I.sq corfoDoi -t'a me ',ate
fs1fs Of Mr.. M4llken AID proposed that the t6'nIs OF
tr Committee be rendered 20 the mcueJS oi tue ucie
~ oa for their services %. tne Convention. The nuion
I iuc seconded was put 20 ite meeting by tire Chlf
frl1 and carried unanimously
l,cHARD BvsIEED. ESQ, in Response 70 repeated cas
flpa ,Dok tic stand ana said t.at he no~ felt in iu
llltng mood, with his aTmoT On and w's convinced
fre.t would only be one en- 10 the conf st IN NmcL
. r-shaIn Ieolr esident II the q iited States.
lof, clHersl Referring 20 the answer Of Geo. H.
t.i elan 20 the committee bpprsus hin Of ms n0ni
is.Dn he said he thought that ai least 10 would lesr
,ism. which could not b. said Of he Chicago fns-
(Im which suld p1zi- both sPhIadciphis lawyer
81 tu Alabama iud Co. ,ft 50 srebtggons that loyal
iron would not BE- iOlIc ID array themselves uheei
80 banner Even taAn- fle ground claimed iof
On Mcclellan, by hi It..,, iaAt me tp"sii'u'
- l and the interests 81 OBJ. clsnifr 1lsht DO tai.D
c.oa ted to his kcepins, s ic. mu,l DE relnein-
bored that Pondleton, "a hl be- elected President
- IS be elected Nice-Fr sd.- AID ho one could clam
% Ge0rge Iendleton. Of Ohio. ltl OF YVES entitled
SO i~Ve tho slightest respect q lnion i1viuL neH.
ftuocrsl Suppose Mcclellan having been ri'rtcd.
should Gle, then this seli-acLnowlodeeo traitor f'noie.
io1 add DO The President and al tic lcleonnes ond
editorials IA the world behalf " tic li.A ticket,
could not wash that faCt ont Ot existence. lie never
f,i 50 macA confidence Ia The success OF the Union
cause ~ a. the present moment WDen tne dignity and
o8o- Of the President s1 country had ltgone through
.h- ordeal OF an election IN ~ State and
Vermont lcheersl true 10 the princi Wof her reyou
4Onary fathers, hadlspokeD IN thnndeI-tohea agahs
those slandercrs OF the cause o. mo countf!
80 IA President and by an increased majority nae
a ,,.er in manner not 10 ~ misunderstood that the
(cs England States Wond not Dc hfst IN the race 81
,'-eroency. He then proposed The following resOn
Gus the reading OF which Gc4 cutiy interrupted
g bursts OF cheering which became ESPECIALLY enthQsl
-.tc whom reference made To the victories OF fdi
leflt. Sherman and Grant toe whole meeting Ilihs Z
~ .uct and ringing Opt cheer Ger cheer IN trlbute
sac patriotism enf services OF the true Union soldiers
N,oesa Thai We Fecoa'sea4 with entire confidence to N
~on Fiectors Of this State, .ieket nominated by Ia
,on Convention at syrarnse. headed HSuhen r. Fenio
f Go4ognor AND ihss We ffcosAe IN e noufe' 'e 10,
so..,n 81 ihe necessary 9nae iof The weish'y occs
z,oi,.5 That IN is nben y Fen'on Chief Executive
Il fops STAT the people vii nave. gsiras Of long ~
.rle a. statesman Of uiso integrity g. patriot, and uu
s.sIcuge0 p.obity As man
% 10 s country b. his abandonment Of psrty for patriot
s b. his long OF e-e lss legislator, command
f 10 the support Of The loyal fouEhodt the Stste
FsissG qhst the name ~ Horace Greeley "Pon the hie
~ Tfcs~t Is Of itse sssuranoe Of coming victory an
th hs long and faithfuL and aesen.n ,ssses 70 mo S
- tid .nd defiant oppos,on 70 the Wrong his snlag
p ,broov and his cesseess devotion 10 the cause Of At
sy render him eninenti, gsalaee 'o .ns iespos'D, W.
sts he country and ths itshds Of Freedom IN ons
81 H. eoorid thst eminent ability and ment hAss been N,
ES.i,,t ,rt tes Administration Of President Lincoln n
- 1uksd b. .yns devotion 70 tue 30" iaisss'' d