New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08

tiOn the COIlpItt h0TpTU55IOH
beon regardless OF the time or the resources required
70 that end and they equally expect and call upon you 70
declare the and support of the kepciioh 10 U"
Slavery; which as wen ior MS trensohape oncmS ~; o.
the rights az humanity and the permanent peace Oh inc
country must with the termination OF the war anu as
much speedior possible DO made to cease forever ~,
every State and Terry in the Union. But mus, hos
refor 10 other subjects Of interest that VIII chacnge
your attention Let repeat my thanks FOR your e.
preston Of confidence in me In having selccteu me W
preside over your deliberations. Applause
At tho suggestion of the CsAiE. Committee on Or'
der Of Business was appointed
Neither the Committee on Credentials nor the Com
mittce on Resolutions being prepared to report hlr
STEVENS moved the Convention adjourn till tomorrow
morning
IT was announced tia. Parson Brownlow was in the
hall md il was hoped that an opportunity would be
afforded to hear that eminent representative ofsuerng
Tennessee [Great applauseI
Mfr. STEVENS withdrew his motion to adjourn, and on
motion of Mr.. PATERSON OF New'iork' the faisoh WIS
invited to address the Convention.
AS the parson made bis appearance in the body OF the
house. he was greeted with deafening applause The
Convention and audience to their feet and amid
the waving Of hats and handkcrchefs the gallant old
lovast OF East Tennessee advanced 10 the Charmans
stand where be was welcomed by President Dennison
and introduced TO tho Convention lie spoke as fol,
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lows: ,on
| GrvTLrMrN OF TIE CONVENTIONS assure You, you
have tonight walked up the wrong passenger am very
sick man and ought 10 be in my bed, ana not mere.
have journeyed on however through great trbulafion
| 10 meet You The last regular meal TOOK W's on
Saturday upon boat the Ohio River am sick SICK,
and come forward because 80 enthusiastically calico
for 10 make my bow and apology for not attempting 10
speak But before take my seat know You WIZ TAKE
kindly any suggestion may mako or any topuhY !
may administer 10 YOU i am one OF tc eu'
| brethren one OF the old apostes-llaughterl and
/ heard when TO town that You had some donpts
in your mind Us to the proprety OF admitting Inc se,s
gntion from Tennessee State IN rebellion nope
you will pause gentlemen before you commit so rash an
act as that and thereby recognize secession We uoh
recognize il "a Tennessee. Applause. We deny tha.
We are out. [Applause.l We deny that We nave pen
ont lApplause.f We maintain that the minority
first voted us out. and then majority
whipped the minority ont Of The state VIZ, ~
their ranks; bu. here 10 participate In your ue'
berations and tolls. and show you honor pray you
not to exclude We have full delegation nom Zen
ncssoc-a patriotic dcegaton-a talented delesa,lon
always excepting the present speaker lLaueh'er.
Our best men are here We have in Tenne,see as you
have in most vi the Northern States, CopPerheaa
They have existed here good while
have fought the vcnomous reptiles for the last two
wears. But they beginning 20 organize IN Iennes,
see and confidently look for them 10 DC represented
NJ The forthcoming Chicago Convention and 10 send mp
a delegation there under the and scent OF that
pink OF virtue Of The Chicago Times Tho delegation
| Chicago Convention. They wonld decline having any
thing 20 do with the late Cleveland Convention.
| IApplausel We are for tine Baltimore Lin,
coin Aiming Negroes Convention. Applause
We are for the Convention OF the party that are re-
solved to put down this wicked this Internal Rebellion
OF all hazard and al costs OF money and lives. Andoui
Convention instructed before We eit home q advo
cate and vote for Abraham Lincoln, first nsi ana nl
the time. (Applause. He has got bis Al1l N; .e
has learned the hang Of the ropes and we Want to Try
him for second term. Lot Us get along In harmony.
| There need he OBTAINING OF this Convention for
two days IN dscourscs Of various kinds and the idea
| suggest 10 you rs an indpcoment not To
throw out our delegation is that may take 1t into
our hearts before the thing Is to present oandi
date from that State in rebellion for the second Office In
the gift Of the people Applause. We have man down
there whom 1t has been my good lack and bad fortune
10 fight yntrngly for the ast twenty five years. An
drew johnson. lApplaNsel For tho first time In the
Providence Of God three years ago. We got together on
the platform. and Nc are now lighting the Dew,
Ion Walker and JET Davis sidc By side. lApp.ause
] never refuse TO speak when able % speak. and
my old friend Deacon Bross knows IL well shtold
Ike 10 help him canvass Illinois and gJuge for him
among these Coppcrhcads II were able 90 speak and
could interest you, would But Am sick aud must
be excused thank you for the honor yoa have done
mo.
The Parson then retired and on motion the Convcn.
ton adjourned until "Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock