The weekly sun., 1864-08-27

6-Peter inmcI ...-Sariusl A,e...
s.-rheoloIe Mattiuc. "..-.C Chnllu, Sich, ~.
S-N. IIili towlot. I-Nm II Cuylcr
p--fcfuando Wood. % l. T. Haplc,.
ii-bT t,a,s .omSary. Hissn sIo sifE i hHnin' H A''H
y l@oh !. Miller. = \. D. hains.
80. ". Woolscy. y Mm. nnrhatn,
II Wm. 4. SCOTT. q, : rottluuc.
L. Levi smith. 3lL. l.. rfNt.
10 oliver hCcse.
When the foregoing resolution appointing spc
cal delegation to Chicago In iurthcrancc of the
peace issucs was presented b. the meeting. Mr.
Lulun;ton. # Oiwcgo, sad that the Democracy
q Tie ME hal already duly appointed Ce'ess-
ton g. the y ,ioral Convention. He had ml con-
q ltuc" iu Glyt .uor Seymour, John a. Green hno
the other wculcisu ut that delegation, and be wns
opposed to- dong IN, thing bcrc tba. would ICON
h"c WNr'iN o lcm. Arplause) lie wevea ~
s!r.kc 4 ui't
MrN.n Ancn earnestly opposed tho motion
contend my tlht the resolution cN prcss,d no dis'
trust of the regular dele ,a,ion hit mply rvcoui-
ucudc' thc 'pp,.utmcnt " a. Advisory Comm.
icc l'lrP.cacn, The views 81 the peace men oi the
STATE
Zoe qucSt'on was pui,and ,ic rcs,,.oou dc.lsnN
s'-,c cu ouI, the ayes cyGcnuy hayus a large
majority.
Ioc oihcr resolutions were adopted unanimous.
ly. The meeting then called ior Mr. wooi.
rES.spo Wocr's prrfcn
Fernando wond, ON hcng introduced, WAS on,
Enthusiastically chccrcd. WHEN the appl.G,c Ind
sIbs.dcd, he proceeded to spcik Of the former
Charleston Convention and OF his r,cjlc,on y, N>r
mo that the refusal OF that body ~ adm. thcir
delegations Of which he was Cha airrnan, would n.
vpivc llmcniahlc con ,c1ucnccs. Those consequent
COS cainr Ahraham Lincoln was elected, a,d
seven s'ncs >r.clcl. lie had no ie Irs Of livis-
iou tttHcagu, but IL that body should d's-cJ. ri
thc popular VII, ia tie u.i,cr'al dcrsbj for
Ica,r, an unhappy division would Icsjlt. dus,ruc-
I've lui ruinnt' t. oar success ~ paiiy. Nt.
Nod then proceeded Ia describe 'hc post.
ton ot the country ms Il was now IN COM
I,rsDn with ~ condition when last hc
addressed nu Hul crcc in SyrIct.Hr. lie now
saw tho blessed anrc, Of peace rapdiv driving
away the demon ol wnr. lie ,outiuuci Assuming
that au arn,lst'co would soou lie declared by which
io'h aides would cease 3 ,htr,, he hell II tho
duty nj TIE people to direct their attcnt at ouce
o. the great question Vt ual and eternal sottlo-
Iucnt o, ths sectional conflict. rae queSiion, he
knew was surrounded with difficulties that re-
qtircd higher order OF statesmanahlp II than thse
which had ORIGINALLY framed the Fcicral Govcrn-
mCut. Questions were To bo seiilcl that could only
lc adjusted hy some nice philosophy insplrcd fron
anvc. After AN armisiice must follow some prso-
teal proposition, by which the sections shall be
brought together In council, and that conver-
tiun devise the ways and means by which
tho people OF our beloved country caS
be again brought together in harmonious polit
heal Concurrence. and ilrrcc upon some tr,aihc aud
practical pla, for the future prosperity, unity ana
power oi America. Many viii think the 10
establishment OF such relations impnssIb'e of
compl shucnt. Mr.. wood thon proceeded To ar5ur
that Americans forget aud forgive soo', and ~ou'c
ho convinced by each others bravery. anil the ex-
| pcnsycuoa Of disagrccmeni may keep us in boul-
of nmty, and forever alter preserve the peace. H.
did not purpose to dctsl the plan NJ reconciliation
One difficulty the enormous public dabis II ,ho
South and we told that the " rth cauno' It /
should not assume this burden, and Ia asrin, y -
OF the South would bc to invite repullsti,
Increase our burdens to ar unlearnhic cyient.
u" lid not see thes. evils, apd proIoed 10 rcl, "
them by providing ior Me proInpt payment Of tAo
inf 80 MI ntpul
calling upon the people o either section for on 10
dollar. This may lie done by cvying an c,lort
duty on cotton and tobacco and other iriiL,h 'If-
hclcnt for the purpose. Tho export duty wo'lG ~
paid by the foreign consumer and America would
not pay a single dollar. tns and eau now pa .
dollar in gold for pound Of cotton. She 49, !
readily accept the tax we thus imrnse' upon ~,
and thank W. for IL. This war has pIoiuceo ous
difficulties with the manufactures and pa, I,, ui
England. He continued at some length, by q u
aid ~ statistics to prove this POS =.
NJ. Wood tLcn referred 10 the Chicago tpir'
vent on expressing the lcp" that n ,trous Ia,Dr
piat'om would be adoptei. md ,hus ihc harm 1f
and success OF the parry assured 80 Npven 900
lie sad must prepare tor tho new oru'i #
Things. The war was about " pass away, AZ -
must think Of the coming paciiCat on ami tile NI
o.Ss Of reconstruction. This would require csl,o
ity parrot an ami experience ia tie ciUi wall %
llO. IL should lie tue aim o' the Dcmucrntc Il =
10 place ia power men Of .r'ccct and cNpc-icl
those WHO could build up wha, the war had brof'n a
down. lie mad cuhiiiencc in the delegates " o. >
| chicago tOuEtunu, lc!'FluR tiu tnht T. = Y
| would do that which was teat Tor the colntr y
we're right to give TO It generous confidence, aud
while not esIe,tng tDo much, set bo prepare 4"
receive from II an acknow edgment OF the nec' lt7
Of peace indication OF the policy Of the part
us that OF peace and Cancellation An armstice 1nt
| National Con yuitlou, ia which the States in the! r
sovereign capacity shall be equally representt 4.
and with equil rtGh'H.
Al the nreting In front OF the syracuse Hou,".
Judge Ondcr'onl; presided. rhi7 meeting Yves
Addressed by Col. Within, Of Jefferson Count,
and Hon. y. 4 Lawrence oi Queens. Letters sym.
pat lI.ng with the ohiorts 81 the meeting were r.
| cc'ved from j. Howic, Of Msrylnn J. Danforth
Of Conn; Johu q. st'cs Of Penn; Rut1er a. Mi.
| ler, ~ Oneida wm y, Lawrence, of r. l.; Judy.
! Comsiock, Of Syracuse James W. Singleton, O
! Illinois, Il ,h1rd O'Gorpen, =. G. Duning aud 7
| u. Farish.
! while Mr.. Wool was speaking the rejected rrso
/ luton was carried over 10 the Syracuse Iiop,
lueetns. The vote rt the Franklin square tne.t. 4
rejecting IL, rccnnsiderei, and the resolution
declared adopted Subsequently this vote was re
| considered, and the resolution declared lost.
| TINS evening third moetin9 was held at shakc'
poIe Hall, and before o'clock tte hall was den~'
| " pa"lcd, the galleries lenF filled with lndc-
Ny. iiough preside, and the principal fpc' 'r
"as Lk-Governor Weller, o. C'L.or-a. liz
! vc"cd al some 'cn-'i q h,stor5 "i 'lr r.in
| trntu., ,ienuvu,cd ~ arbitrary .ui uu'ouSi 4,
! iIuai many a. n. GCts, snd cvprr sod hin|t
! ayur q. "u umist.lo and 1'NCut' ~ o ''a''s'
u"tu' tuat '.r pee pie o' both sections .ut pa .
! Aud ..re fc'r-iq rci g. have II.
| ~ gas fi.9wsI hy NJ. Nnliaud ham a u i,,.
Jay COS. .r,e!y, "hcu tLo .lr, in, L." .'nrncd'
irilra GutraIr'.
LcrUcH,-o n. 4 y. l.. nld = rcwc ron mo
sr,nc OF TIC | Indian uu,rugcs Ia arc. re ta.ru
to control the country from point nhou, 10 mile,
east Of For. Kesrncy 10 the forks OF the Platte