New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11
Governor. expect to take some Of the moderate war
Democrats with them that they could not get for l. ~

Covernor crneot 10 take some Of tho moderate War
Democrats with them that they could not gct ior ~
Seymour last year but think they will see through INC
vail with which they would cover their new canlnda@
They have also modified their platform In some d,gree
II was given ont that they would realrm their p'to
OF last YEAR but they ore not SO dehnite az they S
then They reafirm the resolutions Of Jorrr1 Derio'
eyaio conrctons which declaration is intended 10 en-
bruce the ds0va resolutions OF sbJ but thc D'o ~
EXPRESSED themselves leave nom for questions as 10
th6r real nprnose Their declaration is SIMPLY "a hhrp
of thonsand strngs" 1.-THE iutsnt not the ded CON
fonnGs this time. The mad spirit OF the iepem9n
reigned throughout the Contention yet the A'
/ their oanddate for Governor was a cowerdly dodge
mis- Convention imported from New.iork a Pror
Neson- Professor Of what | do no. know. Ito was y
gray haired, smooth ongued speaksr tIe pnLuen u
whose speech was the cost Of 40 ar N oors IT. -,
cents Like John Tooke of Revolutionary memory, ms
mos. distressing cry was "bcofI pe'iT i'' ne
likewise some Of the most atrocious sen''ehs Lu 81
have ever heard spoken during tho war. he spoke VI
tho usurpations Of tho party opposed 70 nn' 10 ~
termed their War measures and remarked .nAt sucn
usuipatons rebuked and defeated IN alone, ia'
&" How f" said he "was il donel The peop" rose sPu
he and cut of tho heads and pulled down ne houses
Of their enemies How should you do now ne eolin !,
ned "bpi of theT he0ds ard pun corn ,FeF HGRSs.
and these yainous sentiments were loudly ipp9uIed
ASK, then. If We have any more TO hope from lis Io
perhead party under o. S. Seymour than Wo haa iIse
year from tho same party under Tho 'ead Oh l. H.
he substance OF the Union plo,forg devotion 10
the war 20 tue Union, to the cause Of freedom ana OPP
positon 10 any treaties OF peace with beOei5 making
.
Tho President was unanimously renOminatcdi end While
this Is true and believed 10 be matter Oh Justice 70
lin as well the country, II Is not denied mat lIo
are those, good men and true. VINO WOId prefer AT
Chase for their next candidate, IN tho Otlei thm o
would go faster on tho Slavery question. Their mum
hers ase not large they would nave appeared TO some
extent IL the Convention. IL Is the opinion, however
of mutules in Connecticut that President Lincoln has
cone as fast as the people would follow Oar stare
am sorry 10 say has always been little 700 conserve
tive on the slavery question II was a9sI oy
bet we got L. Baldwin and Francis Gillette into the
United States Senate. and they did not long remain
there
Tho feeling now In regard TO Mr.. Lincoln Is that no
was fairly elected President OF the Gaffe! 500 thai
tho Rebellion has prevented him hom exercising ne MI
sovereignty TO which lie was called ~ the popnllt
voices that this voice sho1ld not be sth,d nor b1nG
bat should be- Cmupotolt until the declaration OF MS
Inaugural should be fully realized N the hoailug 9i inc
dear old ting over oYcry fortress OF tho cUtiro UBion
even though II should take three terms Tor ia accom-
plisLmant. Such is the spirit OF the people here Ihey
want this Rebellion efoCtUaly put down. and The nan
hey elected 10 be President Of south Carolina TO be so
In fact rs well as President OF Now York and COnntcu
cnt they now want no temporizing no compromising
with the Rebellion IN any form Whatever Ihey want
TO see the present Admnslr exercising over The
whole country the powers intusted 70 them nj inc as
Presidential election. GIeat rs has been 0r trade WIN
tho saYedrycrs they want % the accurscd S! stem
Of slavery destroyed not by clipping the tvgs OF TIC
upas tIeonot b peckng at tie Fugitive SLAVE law or
bT any warfare upon Slavery Ia detai-bGt by laying
tie ~ al the Of the tree and oTenB II Win the
Ground To this proposition hear not one diseordat
note though. as have said find those who are mpa
.eni that the Is not pushed on with locomotive
speed and Slavery is rot instantly annhilaied every
where. Bat faith In God and faith In the Adninisira
ton j. yet strong enough Tor nnoenths oil he people 10
believe thLt all s yet Wel-as We as could Dc reason
ably erpeoted-and hu better than some OF our beat
friends In Europe beloved 1t would DO at this time Win
such gigantic task before Us. IhuABUiL