, 1864-08-31
Ubtfaqo Qrlbnnc.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1861
THE CONVENTION.

THE CONVENTION
C,r!;nued F., m frat Pgn.
M candidate for l4rsldeut- lchrerx. Bal I
md Esstaad, .ad otnss st.tfs sec .. 70 put colo
n Fl %ss' b. hn Ds and bops that every .s
wi 1ose ior him. 14nkh:es and cheesa.s Man,
a long summer d:y will 1os travel be'ore, ron d
than seymour: mskc thcss remarks simply 70
chow Il at Colonel Seymour knew nothsn< Ct thi.
StI any chsree hat can b. m7dc ] IN tbls con nsec-
tiou, against General MctNcll.n. 1t tis pr'pe! for
me 10 tuy thnt Mct:lc'lso apd Seymour have long
Vii uilderrtaad. ana thrciaru the coup'zy viii M
dere:snd, thai Colonel seymonr't name has beea
ue<d witbou hs kp..Wls, E. IA III has bten nsea
pccsicpt. RAID To my ois Ing saisned ,tseud from
Maglend, thai re did os desire to pla:c culonel
Seymsm IN ~ nom ne cation; T. TIT ,s;t T. al
<sncr Siates o. tue UnIoo sse 1t to olsss hin IN
nomination and y"te him Ill as their candidate
voting for lin: Q nef~lee connrc lcnl viii not
cas-. her vote for coluuci Seymour.
III: 4aI1is afose and rsla: 7 wish the Conven.
etttreil mteintetpreten- 1cowmented freely upon
Gen. McCleiaet's cha1ac1rr, and declared, tuat
u he were fom1nstco. could NOT ask the people
him. nor could expect tv induce them to roic fof
him hen l snuud ssk ths mempers Of the
Legislature. whom hr hss L: ated a. crlmlnale,
cred. BIT did not say, ali, .osr would not ey-
tt:heens> Ieas. III. to thuse who kaov me, thst
H." ss a txs ,s asa.! 'S,1 fra
i 4s proof, thAt + intend to &C! With
the Convention. l shele,ore say that If I
go.a;soaEa With thts cenTeasion, and aid In the
ny vote foE the cznulnate OF tnis Convention.
Cries were r1teeu for question.
d-lo4ate tnored ihat lis nominations b. NOW
cloeed, aud that q call be alRds oy 5tx.es.
= oelsf,xte from DolawAEe w,khdleS lhe name OF
Scnst0f Powo |. ot Keutucxy.
o1 h.F1ce.dt1. Pierce b. ius hssn msnsioued hy
dsleEate from Kentucky. the duty te7u1ved upon
BIN 70 ssy TINT ie hac received orn and verbal In
sHucttths ffom thal Ceuteman. to the effect that.
in care h,s uams Was mentioned by hisffisnds. be
hhou ID solicit thst use be made Of 1t in conneo-
usn with the Presidency Ut tho Unllsa States.
not shrinking from any cuy OF any rsspoasib ,litJ
which can attach TO tls position ~ EI. President
s, s1 b.. 0'ss s'''ss s. Is ss fs :,srr 4
hoLor from the partr, and thaf be has
discharged The tu eha1e OF the responsibility DE-.
v9sgs sSn % h z essres ,;,s :h.5 shs Esst
The administration OF General Pierce aoHll be su=-
tailed during tho Ee1t Presidential term. and that
the old Democratic STANDARD eleyn ed q: Chicago
woed re thr signal u a4ity and harmony OF action
aud tbe tucc ts OF The party
Mt. usErte Il kurylagtd, sad he Aid Let want
a,resting and 1otcd.g nusnbsrs Of tho Maryland
Legislature into Fan Mctlrn,y and Fozt Warren,
where ta.y wefs kept ior fourteen months. and
Aant no man nomiuated here who has ever H.
sietrd In throwing the nemo<Es Of The LeSisiature
OF eovertteh Statc into mlit7tt brittle. Those
cuurxr. VINO loved 1bis Union, and Mstyl& aud Will
Lot Aprgsve and votc los 3 man who nss thus out
rsued lcf 17xAtt, aud who has been guilty Of the
vrty Bcts IL: which We RaLt the present Atu1iMs
fralf1u r4ep1EGct.
Hol,..san Of NV Jereey, renewed his mo:ion
for cal! Of the tnn VI the ststes
relation 10 candidates. icHes OF mo, no, no,
tipse lu ,larmonS. ! came here opposed TO the
nomination Of General Mcclellan, bur 10 detereuce
10 Tie optr auue ., ms thirteen assoaalta an
.esd' to east ny vote tor mm. Ens.nsr diaeu:eion
question: qpts' 'ipn."]
Je1sey not tu etrike down free speech in Demo-
Mr. iii oleman-1 am 10. free speech. It was
otu.t iva years sco that proposed 1t drst IN ay
public assriubI,, although d-nuuuee any atts apt
a. prtvenlinC iIecocn4 of speech.
The ptceldGnt-The gentleman will come to
III. Holtsman-1 mnve that the nomination for
Fl, aiatnl be now closed. and upvn that motion
demand ths prrvioas Question; .,...
WV. D'Er3cu ot Illinois, asGed TINT the motion
Mr. O'ilmu moved ,hat the Convention do now
adjourn. {Critrol no, uo) ocnltE ~ 7!te tue
Convention IL pipce in uomluation his Exctleucy,
Hon uoEatto seymour pf New York (Ere1nen-
VI The i4eeldelt-The gentleman is out Of on,er.
Mr. O'Iir1ta t1uve that whtu the convention
sjiou,p II 90 60 to meeI t-Inurrow at 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Lone-I bave but ttw words 10 cav
sna d ha s'{ {{ptaR ahoarn n,1 ncI
share The fste that the distinguished gentleman
isom Marylaud {Mr. natfis) aid myself mel In 8
Nov gentlemen o, the Convention want q
man for President Tor the ns:xs 1our years *nose
record il right on the great points Tor y hich ~e
speecb, suu has hecn guilty OF mtkins arbitrary,
alrests sud tmpr1eoniug IN 2atlst.sy nafnles: ana
be has in.enrrtd win freedom OF elections
III ass' Of @S,eh III " eonp'ain. 1oa 1s!e s.ssa
;eores j. Acclsilan npon th.t platiosm: r. Ina: man
pres than has Abraham Ldpcoln h1nscl:. loud
cheers, Iou pr"l,ose IT, put uPon yopr pleiorn
George y Mcciellsn, who has eon;enata fo5 the u
H,hItrufy and un1awiut arrest Of ctixets, ard The
arrest Of a whole legislative body. tCheesd} he
has wlto Suspended the crit Of habsl< corpHs Of
1fiIich you 70 much complain. aud he has acQu1-
cread IL the ctnauctpation proclamation, OF shlch
you also complain. Aud st1ll yon p.naose,
n the very faee q yons y. eo%pa,n,s :a
ihe n.sn who bus been lie eupIe INSTRUMENT ii ha
hanus Of carryug the very acts OF which you CON.
plain. speak especially To- ,hoss es ~ H. North
and lhctre eree are TUNED to Ills cunTepuon. MIL
lions OF uu1lout neaEle Ate waiting and beating
With nn1ioue p1'sa.ions fof p.astoFn ana e9n
f.s telesrless cruelty and WRONGS u 10 cease. And
yuu propcsc u ave them ,candtdste that eayt
i cat il tu tat g piace here on the 9TH Of ncx
month, IA Tuice-Tbe gtut en,Aa Is out or order
slte isa1t has Io1hus 10 do ~ith candidates: Ioa
tsls heogt fandSs,s y T1st IL y s efa wa
ss 4.s e. ass F.. =
have soteq ans'hiahe hz.r. t'=e s,,,as Dat tos ,
opposed to Mr.. McClellan-astlonsh thinl. he II
:ts worst man, llond ch.ers, Will .til betweeu
hun and NJ Fremont aaa L.neo!n, east ny 0fs VT
ore lookits % taia Convention 70 e4ye shsa put
form, and DO @oluethtIe whereby they vi! nas'
Yesterday offered q resolution, A.Elng hat 1hi
pooy shut d AK for I postponc11en: VI ths dssi
nn seI election that &c e. @mssat ZEE wnerne5 ati ta
in getting ii referred to The Committee on resol!
tionr. aoa 1as. il iae :. Il AUD shs dFtt Il,
wc are 10 extect from Democratic Convention
s1nat Lot. l,ut Whatever you DO give ns soms
BODY ere than Nc IaehAn lot = szodida,e lchetrt
A tnotI,,u 10 a5joufn was lost.
The chnracltr ana credenia:e OF McCIella1 Wer
lie conyen,ioa ] wa opposcd to a4journmen,
TIT, had sot lnto n snsri, and both eldes wet
willmsto asbt 1t ont on 1hat line II it toor a
pieb- il was nown+ariy seven o'clock xnd groH
tug dark. Several delegates catled fer c1ndies, IN
others cnmpfntncd bltsetls that the couu1lttes o1
BEslci' & hao not made arrangements for li*htta
p1.lnh,,cd b5 1hc CONSTITUTION" (zrucies 4
l. teeMeqt).
Three Of Jour Independent motions were mad
10 I1oceed with tue rute for candidate for Pres,
dent. nnc it grew dark rup;uIy. Several mutton
wire 1usoe 3ook1ug towards adjopruuent, but th
unte,1ilcd were unadnoni=hea bY the ere wih
tsournt duwn 1he house by reuast,ne thu: be ha
acted with the democratic partg = ! LIS Ut, an
hsd never yrs tai en- sep in the aarz- lie did Ro
a deleca,c still ptseiatd in the motion for a ca,
orthe Gtat+, aud mesed tie rresioas question:
IN Ts1 pys.9phy p8 hsIs' IT, 3; peuu,v,ra.,, sid Tint
vas u,te1l, lmy.ose'ale to gu zhrnach the wos
upon atn.e at hich It ''on'd r~-assembe, and ps
The vote himself, hsurR,ns t4e o:tcs OF ch.lrm
II ws- asrceo thai the uae ct mesun- should
3eu o'clock this n1orntug. nSd
The Convention a1jonEnsd-
EVENING MEETINGS. :
The eutbuesaena that distinguished the EatbeEI,
OF tie .sisnlul on Saturday NJ: NJ and sSaln @ !,
night. On the first occassun, there Wal hreWork
anc proces*luns, and music, and the noTel.y oftl
saii, seaded LARGELY 70 drsw & sfo*o ,n oar ,s oe
stoutrd upnn our streets. and every body, Repu
licans n1d D. mucr-ts. vent TO :ne 1neeita3s ju
IL rec how the 16lQE tOu1uts. W 14oAu75 AaSS4
there were several meetings that we're gotten q
in the hoI* Of affecting Tue action Of ~ conve'
dat., L4sst night tho crowd knew that the ply
form had been d1cioed upon: II @ suitsd nov noood
~eTr not OF The .'bls cuL', order. Tney We
simply pap-enns, and .auist cuns, and yery sms
oLet 1t thxt. They had listened asteatiFely Z
two piehts, mud American IKE. Mey 4uesilon'
wEeibef 1t would pay" to s.Gnd IN the open q
. and tplit their throats for conclusion that mig
lie saiu u hlve been fure gone
-The attendance too On the 1n1nef OCCASION