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

much OF the highest fsosaton ana for which tho ocun
those causes or n. formation or the 90
itiea organization OF which this Convsntios b repre-
sentative which has % noby sustained the government
10 It's Efforts TO down the rebellion, aud to the
piec sccompshment OF which its energies concen
raed Tho patriotic harmony that has marked assem
mote that harmony which display itself In the unani
NOUS nomination for the Presidency OF the United states
country IN the administration Of the has
cured 70 him not only the admiration but the warmest
affection OF every friend OF constitutional liberty. need
vove upon you members OF this Convention. The
loyal people OF tho country have authorized expect
support the government In the vigorous
OF the war 70 the complete suppression Of rebellion
au.S .s.. end ana they sSs.y sspss: .oa
call up0l you TO declare the aud support the
offences against The government A. for Il. noomnss,b
ty with the rghts OF humanity and the peace
Of the country must with the termination OF the war;
and as much speeder possible be made TO cease
ever TO every State and Territory In the Union But
must not refer 70 other subjects OF interest that win cha
expression Of confidence in 10 having selected to
preside over your delibera!lons lApplause)
or a. ne SUGGESTION OF the CHAIR, committee on the
Neither the Committee Credentials the Commit
moved the Convention adjourn iii TO- morrow morning
~ was announced that rarsou Brownlow In the
forded TO hear that representative OF aurinr
Tennessee. (Great appause.)
".
On motion or Mr.. PATERSON OF New York the Par.
son was invited to address tho Convention As
tho Parson made his appearance 10 the body OF
the house he greeted with deafening applause
The Convention and audience to thcr feet and
the waving Of hats and hsndkerchies the gallant old
who're Welcomed BY President Dennson and
ducsd 70 the Convsnten He spoke - foilows.-
SPEECH % PARS0N pRowNLOw.
GENTLEMEN on CoNvMrsos-I assure you, you have
Tonight walked up the wrong passenger am very sick
man. and ought 2 b IA my bed and not here Ih;.s
70 meet you. The lass regular meal took was on
saturday, upon . boat tho Ohio river I am sick
called for to make my bow and apology Tor not attempt
Ing to speak. But before take my seatIT know you will
brke may administer 70 you. / am one Of the elder
brethren, one OF the old Apostes-(laughter) land
your mind about The propre.y Of admitting the delegation
from Tennessee-a State In rebellion hope you will
you 20 ,sa a. .s -
nize 10 Tennessee tAppause) We deny that we are
1a Apu's We DENY that we have been Sq
the the minority GU. tof the state With bsyonsss;
are here to participate deliberations and tolls and
show you honor ! pray you not to exclude US. We
Cation talented deegationalways excepting the pres
ent speaker. tLaughter) Our best mon are here. We
states copperhead party just beginning 10 come into
existence They have existed here good whilo. have
they ginning to organize in Tennessee and conf
IDENTITY look for be represented at the forthcoming
Chicago Convention, and 70 send up delegation there
the and scent OF that pink OF virtue OF tho
Chicago Times The delegation shat State sends to
you would scorn to the Chicago Convention. They
would decline having anything 70 do with the late Cieve
land Convention (Appause.) We are for the Baltimore
Iincon-arming OF the negroes Convention. Applause
We for tho Convention OF the party that resolved
put down this wicked, this informal rebellion at all
hazards ard all costs 81 money aud lives And our con
venton before e home to aavoca'e and
ABB aham Lincoln first. last and all the t,ae tAp
plinse lie has got his band IN. lie has learned te hang
II The rores to try him Tor mi term
lot get 81, fl htr'nany fnrre ned BE- NJ i"r'
ng Co iveniion FIR two dnvs IN dc7irs"s q 80
rious nds; ann hs iiaa sage 81 t. you aduit
ncit no 10 throw q delegation. = tint my ,ks
IL INTO orr heads be;orc The thi9k IS "yer 70 nre'ns
capid,e from state IN rehcioa Tor the secooi
Office in the git OF the nenp'. (App.ausc Ne
have a man Own there who IL has beea my -ooi
luck and bad fortune iaht untiringly the last
twenty -ave years-Andrew Johnson. tApplaose) For
the time the Providence OF God, three years
we got together the PLATFORM and we are now
fighting the devil Tom Walker and Jei. Davis side by
side (Applause) I never refuse TO speak when am
able to speak, and my old friend Deacon Bross knows II
well. should like to help him canvass Illinois, and
gougc for him among these copperheads. II were able
to speak and could interest you would but am sick
and must DO excused thank you for the honor you
have done me-
The Parson RETIRED and, motion, the Conven.
venton adjourned until Wednesday morning, at nine