The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-08

tatogy join those whose demand Is that government
should should DO put back where Il was; but ] am
Hysef with those VINO believe m y contrary
70 the brightest interests OF all men aud
All government, contrary 90 the spirit OF the Christian
Legon and incompatible with tho natural rights OF man.
Join myself With those who say, away with Il forever
come when throughout the VII s land every man may
DC Is free as and capable efenoyng regulated
word you will allow me 70 say Ia behalf OF the State
from which come-one OF the smallest OF the thou
arc ~ NO VERY he sna.
we Know very well that In present unhappy cond
ton y 70 ey no means certain that are here day
votes IN that unhappy State. know very
VEL vel tina. snss ssn'lmen.. which am Interim u..srias
which was born which love, whore the bones Of two
generations Of ancestors and Of my children
very we'll that colleagues will incur odium II they
endorse what say, and they too, know 1t But we
have pu, forces toward tho way in which
to go, and will 60 in it to the end. II we to
perish we VIII perish In that way All have 70 say TO
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On motion OF Mr. A. SHAW, or Massachusetts,, Mr.. p
H. DUR, OF New York. and G. N. Briggs, Of California,
were appointed temporary secretaries.
Rev. Mr. RirEy introduced by the chairman and
invoked the Divine blessing upon the proceedings Of the
Convention
On motion General srxos CAMERON list OF the States
called, furnish the secretaries with list OF
she names Of tho delegates present.
ADMISSION OF DELEGATES FROM Seeded STATES
Az the States called delegation to the
Secretary roll containing the of the delegates.
Only States, not Territories, Included in the CALL
Tho calling OF the roll OF the States embraced Ia the
call having been completed,
tas from any other state Territory than those already
called should DO referred 70 the Committee on Credeh-
NJ Lass Of Ksnsss moved 70 amend snsr tho calls
should DO proceeded WITH and that the credentials for
such States and Territories should be referred % the
committee.
Mr. SHERMAN objected. He said he vas afraid that
that would be recognition Of the right Of the States
which In the Southern copederacy to BIO represented
here and OF Represented tho electoral
ege He advised caution in this matter ought 70 be
are entitled to be represented here or not.
Mr.. MAYNARD, ef Tennessee, az the chairman o. tho
Of the Union loving people Of tennessee 70 b. heard and
represented 10 this Convention.
tion the claims Of Virginia represented
10 the Convention. He demanded that the representa-
ton from that State should at least have granted them
tho mere simple form OF having their names called side
By side with those from other States
After considerable debate motion to call the names
q all the States prevailed including motion Of Mr Lane,
Of Kansas that the Territories or Colorado Nevada and
Nebraska these Territories now organizing state
would their vote States at the next Presidential
election.
The other Terri.ores wore then called and all were
found 70 be represented.
TIM RuLRs OF THE CONVENTION.
On motion the rulos OF tho House Of
were adopted as the rules OF this Convention.
THE coMMrrrEE ON CREDENTIALS.
On motion Mr. LANE all the States except Missouri,
which sent two sets delegates called upon
name one member TO compose the Committee on Gre
dsntjals
The following gentlemen were named as the Committee
Credentials:-
Il. w. Norris, OF Me-, g. v. Dorsey, OF Ohio,
D. j. Colo, OF N. H. Jesse J. Brown. OF Ind,
fawin Hammond, OF VT, J. Wilson Shaifer, OF ill.,,
Jas. RobsDs0n, of Mass, Marsh Gettings Of CHI.
II. II. Fay, Of l., Cassidy, OF Wis.
Augustus Brandegee, OF Geo. y. Word.er. OF Iowa,
Conn, John fiadweil. Of Csl
Preston King, OF n. ", w. ) Butler OF Mimi,
Joseph n. Scovell, OF NJ j. Hir m smith OF Oregon
Andrew II. Roeder, OF Pa VIM. Stevenson, OF West
T.. s Bradford, OF EEL, Va,
H. IL. Goidsborouah, OF Nd, NJ III. lnsley, OF Kansas
Samuel Lusk OF Ky,
THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
The States were again called to committee TO
select permanent officers for the Convention.
THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
On motion the Convention next appointed Ia the Same
manner, Committee on Resolutions, AZ follows
Jas II. Dfummond, Of Me-, Aaron +. Ferry, Of Ohio,
David Ross, Of N. H., Vim. Dunn, OF Ind:
+. P. Walton Of VI, Elisha r. Perry, OF H.,
T. Wentworth, OF Mass, CD. Conger, or Mich
f. Harris, Of r I. h. Saimonf OF Wis.,,
W. I. Miner, o, Conn.,. VIM. Stone, OF Iowa;
H. J. Raymond, Of N Y, VIM. Bustal, Of Mind.
Chas- Vol, Of N. j.. Thompson Campbell, OF CAL,
N. B. Lowry OF Pa, Thos. n. Pearn. Of Oregon,
Jacob Moore, OF Del. G. d Hall, Of West Va,
High Lenox Bond, u Nd, A. Carter WilderS OF Kansas
JOS. speed, Of KY,
The Convention adjourned at three o'clock, until seven
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