The New York herald., 1864-06-28
.Jessie BentJn Fremont,
10 restore the dignity Of the White House.n


Tho bearing Of the audience previous the opening OF
~ proceedings gave intimation of the diversity Of
utni aud feelings which put forth from time
WINE during the subsequent proceedings and the good
hamor and forbearance which marked the proceedings
nss end. Though Fremont meeting, there upms-
taheabiy good sprinkiDe OF Lnooltites present but
scer they sgreed disagreed there was one ouslde
Hnaying cry upon which all combined, and TO which
President psriisans iorgettpgFremopt aud Lincoln
sponded with an enthusiasm which several times inter-
tuped the sieakers This the call for cheers for
ln.Islan, At wnch All the dscoi dant elements al
seoe harmoni7cd wna vigor and force and continuous
rccordsuce which for some time after kept the meeting
mutual good humor
A. eight O'Clock . number OF gentlemen the
ynNorm, and without any delay
nr EDWARD Gllnssr al once came forward and said
sa the hour having arrived the proceedings would be
ssmencsd By organizing the meeting by the appoint
nsnt Of vice presidents.
list Of presidents was then read and their cleo
s, Of .sc-e,sr,a$ vas then read ana their som,o..
- approved b. The moetna
RATIFICATION TIE oLRvELASp YLArposx
ne platform 0 prineipies adopted by the Convention
- sAosvesnd on the 3ist May read. The resoutons
.scd with slight hssss, which drow forth fresh bursts
~ applause.
saned oot three sroans for AaIm,iau. ADotber called
~ nroans 10 sswad
When iLe thr,eenIn resolution OF the Convention was
tc.d, Icrs,r AZ the dor shouted out IN st.norian
scrss-
"1ota q Fremont refused 10 accept the thirteenth
4feaf oo.u follose with the usual cries from q
suncftf yOres.' Inn him out svbo Ia no ~ .free
speech +' rhs him ho-o ~ Ac
suaff ~ wno vls 20 bc heard Count
fQfn n. ho LIE makng pref Iufary gssileD stior,
sase .nder - presence of a policeman
YBs REVOLUTIONS.
80 ,c.lvltB res.t4u'ons were tasn I'D
r~%sfs3, Ahat tereby rstty the pontnsiions Of
r.nN fat On e. california, a. our osDdias for tbe
Ar*s'41'aaA an1 Al oHn 90 hEaDe. O SeW logg.
F~s.r" sot hfe BONA fbc able iepre.
Fes-tte - Afl aAN a4atit ,tonsi lDeftF.
~ Ana 70 q dUN1Iuu" IS he ~Esstive aavc
So f'p'ai 1913 ASvangtnF cur banners enDatoBsJ
esb oentstL hcsi upcn the battle Tor freedom per
- fo Itepin 81 Ne Trss. far he right of and
srtm ~ nnprss ,rpNs, snd for sveiy other risbi
esesneo fought Tor. and sni0red sincs ~. oA,s Of
11euaa. gcG on. ~ ths aeuo4Tsl,r lp.s.a.
Ne ol,sai Thai The saesesiu acenrsr, v,h vhtsi the
lu1ofe Convention ef the Tn nsant sho~ ty the
1asrHAa oi he atp1o - Net ona Comm lites whicb
aeo ~ y hsss cc cstssd n q. ln~ fror repub
ks.n psy lsbsc "wsdeT TIE sLa trees al philsas
Pee ~ leS enttss ihs party which rspfetsnted 10 bot
- rernp,an and ths repubheso prneipl.s OF ns
Ss psiriotsn ~ vhich no psrsyn ere b.s.Ied
= - Ssrahen sh republican partisan . sdnttt~d
- W E.scs ,, krn cag for tbe purge. recruiting
\. ~r.s Tasa -. hold N. ffh resolution ., N. n.t,
r-s o.u.sstsen " the IN Inst 10 be IN u he
5~ssu Non - ness 20 oil avn righis and dsstrrsye
~ sss eedy 81 Afn.rcsu nbeTy. Not only doc. az
Fte.s n oppfssen ~ tbs inditsns END tie arb sfy
s.s bst IA spPteFes .ac osue
msasNrts ~ Atsausu ltBco undef pfelert
wotea ~ ~ Nstesef pss Alsrto pulsed ~ uehsd ty
rra ercssy WIN We esrsuHi5n.n w. therefore, ~
r~s,Y fh~y al. Nisn their n,Aa ioo o ern
ss. "A nh~,, " esncunee afh rstolupr sresd
y ~ 80 hssd sss Nati nogssf rlFh1s-
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