The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

1870 Lac. year hs voted the Union ticket. with 10
CnArman General Cochrane. upon IL. He thi
convention because he cannos, the coming election
Dab his vote for Abraham Lincoln. He could no
approve OF the principles and policy OF bis sdmnisIra
aion he assented IN the N ain with the resolutions
ported. The us,on must DO preserved, and We mus
treat slavery IS dead meyer 70 DO Reconstructed TIN
constitution must be amended 10 this respect. He wout
oor thai man for President, who TO the country
can be elected beyond . doubt There is such man
que who carry the State Of New York over Abrahau
Rab,nson The Comproier Of New York. VINO was unsb
go DO esent had addressed him letter on this subject
(which hs read az follows
coHrrTac.Ira's orrrcr. ALBANY, May %. 1884 )
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u was then decided to take up the resolutions sspa
stately The first. nd third aud fourth were adopted
Mr. GooDsIL moved to amend the f,vh by declaring
Ehat Slavery shall die instead Of saying that II 10 dead
tor saa the mo. err although II Is legally dead the fact
Us that there are over three mill ms Of people
0aved in the Southern States He moved TO substitute
sess words "th the rebellion must be suppressed BY
rms was lost after debate and the resolution
The remainder were then adopted.
The NOMINATIONS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
Colonel Moss moved that the Convention proceed
70 the nomination Of candidates for President and Woe
President upon this platform. Carried
Mr. RANSOM moved 70 reconsider. believing that It
Eosd be better policy to wait until after the Baltimore
Mr.. DENVER, OF Troy. seconded the motion believing
that any nomination at this would be premature and
calculated 70 defeat the OBJ ects Of this Convention
S continued S a. length IN suoSy o. Gsnsr. Grant.
suicidal, TO press q nomination
Col Moss moved that Johu c. Fremont be declared the
Of this Convention for President Of the United
Dir. RANSOM moved an amendment that the nominating
convention be held Cleveland, the first Wednesday
September each State 70 have representation equal
% that 10 Congress- Lost-only nine votes To the AMIR
native.
rNt Powrrx, OF Washington, moved TO adjourn to
The radical convention at Baltimore on the 9th Of june
Declared Qua Of order.
General Oochrans. B. Gratz Brown and Gen. Butler
were named for Vice President.
sfr CocHRASE said that il had been deemed wise 70
phoose him President OF the Convention He was salts
be II them the establishment OF great party. and
henceorh he would BE- content TO labor not Tor party
success but for the salvation OF tho country Yester.
day Jf the first time had heard his meni med
In connection with the nomination for Wee President
He doubted the isdon Of advice was his clear
conviction that with such platform the Conveuti
should take me gentleman who Was fairly identi-
and place him side by side With It's chosen chnmpoa
viii AZ abish great aud glorious party, whse
Succeed Heartily endorsing these principles he begged
leave to retire
Me nomination o. General cochraue was confirmed with
but q few Ices 10 the negative.
Messrs Gilbert, Moss. Greener, Butte and johnson,
were appointed COMMITTEES 70 report plan OF party
Organization and q name for the party.
Recess till nine y. M
EVENING SESSION.
The committee being prepared 70 report meeting
was organized by seectng Me- Alden Tor chairman. and
on invitation Parker Pspury addressed the audience at
some length, expressing radical anti slavery
views. ,
TEE NATIONAL CENTRAL coxxTim.
viz: T.s;. Fifth Ssig., Mass.
8 B. Chapman, OHIO J:P. s.eeoold Iowa
ch. H. E F's ssss mo. cn a POST Ind %
James ranssig, Casper Butce, ILL.,
James y. Leagest, Kansas.
Mr. Gnnxsr also reported the name Of the Radical
Democracy" which adopted BY the Conventions.
Mr. SxErHKR moved that Committee OF Five be ap.
pointed 70 walt upon Generals Fremont and Cochsane an
Inform them OF their lions.
Carried, and Messrs. mether MOSS, Goert' butcs ana
Altar remarks BY 3 Foster, OF Massachusetts,, the
Convention adjourned s'~- die
The new Hnmpshtrs Union State Com
vcntton.
Cosooap, N. H. May 81. 1884.
Tho New Hampshire Union state Convention met
20 day Ex-Governor Halle presiding. The following gen.
slcmen were chosen delegates TO the Baltimore Conven
tiou:-
ouslow stearns Of Concord John B. Clark Of Manches
Ger; OK Governor wnym Halle, Of Hnsdaie; Thomas e.
Sawyer, OF Dover.
Resolutions were passed pedgipg tho people Of New
Hampshire to the administration In crushing the
~ebe,lion, and recommending Ahgsham Lncon for re-
slcctqD which unanimously adopted.
the Turf
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-rRoTTIS0.
TUESDAY, May 81 Match $500, p. p. mile heats, best
three in Ave. wagon and driver weighing four hundred
and fifty pounds.
a. Woodruff named b. m. Widow Wilson .......1 4
Z; Brooks named blk. &. Hack Warrior. .........3
Iime-2:54k-2:6sk-25sx.
F,ra Heol--one hundred to ter on the She took
tho lead on the upper turn and went 70 the quarter
pole three lengths ahead and tho bscksretch opened
the gap TO the half ,oe half dozen lengths Time
25 she came steadily around the lower turn, and ny
IN tlp "a III.
,utpg by forty yards. Time 2s4%.
,scond Hea.-The no had grod even start; bnt 4
was not long before tue clear OF the gclding
and went on to tho bacAstretch three OF
four ieng,hs ahead The black would occasion
a,ly ipdu 10 In ruu, which, at the nal
mile poe prouEh; bin head and head with the mare
"A soon an be his however, she shook bin