The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-01

vious 70 ths meeting being orgnniAsi, the Tamma.
ny hannsr vas rsisci on de ulAn iad. bcaringN
prcad eaGie with the inscription, Mcclellan and
the Union" "Dcmorr~ak General COMMITTEES oi
Tsmmsny Hail." The banner WAS loudly cheered
~ wss Displayed, and cheer upon cheer Aro.o Tor
"Genrge q. Mcclellan" aud 'rho,c who nomin,.
'ed him" Tho meeting was called to order Ivy
pousls Taylor, EAq., who, amid the most euthus'
astic chcsr us. nominated for President tho Hon.
Charles T. D~y.
judge DAILY, On taking the chair, rendered his da-
eer- thanks for t-ins called upon 10 prcside at this
meeting. The American r-ople had nov before them
the moss impo<tAn, election In the history Of this
ccuptry In .vo mcu.hs time thc Amcricsn pecp,S
rsn. s:cs :rs ne ne Susi., TO dsce shethsr e.;
q him Lrs.dy, 81 .h-.he! there .hosii be rhsnss
;.s ;A' *. Sssss 1 S'ea' Ys
Nsat unanimtty, pcsented ~ their candidate md
tIss. tn:i = ne nssIs.S ps.y G;nerA G,o.ss Nc
~ sc'iS:s Ned y. ! un.I,s..ti: .iGs.Sss . sS q:
!inios under which xmetica had ieen .minsp,i,
WI ssieh ~. Me-. INTO ,.h ' 'sss.n.a on % x. h.s.
ceiebraied iioin Maesae hpsctts ,ad thst none
tho ate Of tue psoeent AaministIation would eve
.ed, and es that cssed, sn 70 hold on, thc olive
b. anch and invite the south 10 return 70 The Union
p1tics could be attained. hs thsn slluded to abe
esnticmen Who had fope 70 Richmond, and had free
dian conisrsnce the mopo.iiions Of The son,hers
sop'e sore then met b. psitiiossins reply o. r,sss
and erosnsJ The manner in which ths. South hsl
received osertures from shove that they are nos
no srms % ouId Is listened 70, tut now The Iscsni
cycnu n sea and land, shovcd what every
e. e hi: .c%y " Of
l1noon conc~rued. he had On t.o occasion. eivvU
q, amsta% one Of .hoh ,hs 'pe,as,, ~, had ny nss4y
interview Of two individuals with Jeherson imvi9
sS s.as .sa cs e: by y. 9 No. TIE 5u. Fis
p dlslikei slavery ~ much a. any one hut he Be;
as S,G :.isn, SSa e. ss % e x s:
Judge DAILY then called attention 70 the esoutions
the Ihis.ss wh rcs.Id tor 70 ":s:Z ,ssZ
and to stand tor extreme viess on ether siAas
.Hs sSIG ssn any had s1 ~. ~ s y
ntainod that the v AZ should he carried on ios The
| the pie,erva,ion OF Tho mon aud the maintenance
| OF the Soverrmcnt (Chsei.l Had the wal ,, ca p
carried on the south .vuld have so.n wsaasnsaj ,n
di, ide the North II NcCiels, .,oud 10 eected, all
vo,Id 10 done by. him and bis Adminl-ti alton V
Uplon. (Appiau-e.J With respect TO McCIel!an hi,n.
sef, he never head anything ay,ip.t him but that
other ssner~s have tried lie thiuf, and Rich.
n,ond h~i no, been ct taken. tApr nrcl M.rs
eisa victory, his command hal Teen tasen pon an
Il with node-,y and quie,ne~ unknown
among onieaL lhs motes,y had noS s,,r e~nsed .nd
thsy hsi noninsi him ior tho hshcst office in their
siee,,o Of Nc,noiinn vas tho hope he ni,ht say the
| only hop. OF the country. tilnmenso oheornsy A.
judge DAY Ic,un.d h1 soag lac ~ p osaLtod vim
handsoinc boluet.
Hon. Thomm q. Field, then read lons i'H Of Vice
Presdeus and seoie,Sries, Who ~e'o a. he said De-
mocrut, dy ed In tho wool. They were unanimously
elected Mr. T. then read the following preamble and
resolutions
Whereas, Tho National Democratic Conye! lisn -
pstrioiism, cons tuiion.I Il e,,, and comnsrci. In
forests o our glorious Union, has unanimously nomi-
P".s asn S,oS .na ooss n s.P% T. Psndtsn our Tor
dent OF the IAtod states, anu adopted tho follow in6
g.atfolm OF pri~ipes; los already pubifhed In tho
.Rfsoipd, Th., toe Democracy of the city Of Nc.
York, devoted In the prrsrr,siion of tho Union, ths
proiecton OF the constitutional rights and tho pros
porS and well telns ofeyery section q our eltende<
enthnsia,tc approval tho Doinina,ion od GEORGE
Mcclellan. ana pledge ecli w. d"di'S'e in eaIneeA
constant and undivided efforts TO -ocurs his triumph
R'soircd, Ths, In George n. McCisllan We rsces
niEe bray" and accomplished soidier, and pa'rte
iic nriiirenI and independent citizen, eninenti,
eO,lbnins the qualifications essentially iequired .
this evontful crisis In orr hi,iory 70 maintain.
| Rssolreo, That the pom,na alton Of George II. Pm
dleton for Vice Prsridc-t dc,eryes and receives on
cordial approximation iiir eminent ability, parity Q
character, and experience In the counctis a the
ton ju.tfcs tn. rejection aud aIoids the surec
guarantee that the int"iesss of tho great West vii
be protected and naint auned, the in egrity Of tn
Inion, either by the direction OF ouI gallant arnio
ip the neld o. ths judicous conduct of pcscefu neso
R,soired That In the nrpronrhin, presidential con
tcst se ubsll claim, and erere- uuder tho protes
sS oi Hi o p' sna ihe risnt. o. ths slee.i1
franchises and shri regard ANY irsieriarcnce on th
part OF the adpiurtation At ash lngton with thes
uualic nsble and irrstmnbo PRIV ilegee, under Au
Fpccious prrsnL - an nsidious hlow alned q 4
every stage and at every safrihcs popular de6Sn,
Essolrsd, That the patriotism of our fellow citizen
Who DotwithsaDdins the orr, essgope and sbolltil
, bepsss Of the prcreni don, rushed vi
, when It's security s~ thl.sene'i by tLe uniasf
act. and lebsiioln proceedings OF mo Of the stat
branes and that the brave vodis N and sailors IN d
sryice Of the United STATES eDtited to the than
and admirarop OF the country fos their services a
sAerhces, and, u the termination Of the war shcu
receive the SYMPATHY snd potee don Of ths so,e
{ hesolVsd, That the administrative Of Abraham II
IS ~ M IN tns ,SaSTs hon q a, var
dence and respct Of ue 10y al sts,es IL has usurp
powers not granted BY the Constitution has pnds
superior to the Judicial and legislative brsnc6s, Of
government II sxulned 10 destro> iie and uonhhca
h. es r. ana , II
out warrant OF dne pro's- Of law 1t ha violated q
risht Of asyiuIn BY snrrsnderins o. oosloiie pose
lions Il hss permitted. ~i,hout protest the FmpeI
Of the French by farce OF arms ~ invsde the 'i'o
and destroy the repac VI MOI .cu, aLd by is geDer
conduct Of public affairs and it- noto' i1n' ertav
gAncs and corruption in every deps tlhsnt OF GOV e
, meDt, has cieaed an Cnoiinp4s dent llnphllln2 u
u credit Of the nation and eOu. .y aininshinS the
r sources and happiness Of every cl'ken.
Resot,ef, Thai under he h,v Of Congre~s, and u
10 p oclanGtIon Of tho Pres.en Of the nited STATE
\, | the city OF New YoGk 10 lltLy entltiea 70 teco
!" o. edit On her quota under tr lsst cal ior hye hu
B. lied thou sand men, ioT lie rnois a'il nArre !.
h1 iuInished 10 ne na.X oI NC ~ ca sta'cs inf
g. tive tyranny.
IN The resolutions vee unSn.mously sdep ID.