Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-05
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a Communication from the Democratic General |
Committee of Tsmmaay Hall, and hope Il VIII
be read In connection with this. allow me to
saw. that the Democracy OF New York, in No !
vember next. wiIl roll up majority OF hfty |
thousand for Mcclellan and Pendleion. ZAP
clause
The following Communication. presented by
Mr. Belmont, was then read:
.Srw YoEK, Angus, q, 1894.
f" To Ms Chairman on National Democrats Con-
cepfisa. CHscGgo. Lztnois:
cat. large and enthusiastic meeting of the Demo
crsc General Committee OF Tsmmany Hall. the follow
ing resolution offered by klsh Purdy. we're mani
ouy adopted and ordered % be transmitted 10 sue
tionsi Convention 81 Chicago
where's, Tammany Hall was not represented IN the
las State Convention which elected to tie Na
tonx ~ Chicago and thus the DeocT scy OF
the city OF New York. for the trst time, are not Gully
represented ina Democrats Presidential Convention;
and Ham
whereas We regard the harmony and success OF the
Democratic party essential TO the peace and the final
restoration Of the Union and paramount TO any question
Of local organization and wi therefore, abstain from
the exercise OF right send delegates 20 Chicago
that the Of New York NAY pretent m un5roken
front and speak with an individual voice In the Ma.
tionsl Council, nevertheless Tsmmsny Hall esn not
refrain from giving expression 10 the universal aud en-
phsc demand Of the Democracy Of New York for the
nomination Of candidate for the Presidency therefore
be IL
Resolved. That we most earnestly recommend the
nomination Of the great commander Of the age, Geo b.
States.
Resolved That the nomination of George B. McCel-
Ian for the Presidency wi" at once restore nope ana con-
dence 70 the country, giving 70 ihe people tner own
CHOSEN leader sid the most capable 90 direct the
destines OF the nation Ia this terrible Crisis ana 70 re-
now divided and suffering country to unity,
prosperity and happiness.
e>oived That this Democratic Republican General
Committee assembled IN our time honor headquarters
old Tammany Hail. representing We DO the Democracy
o the city Of New Yors affirm renew our fealty
the Union. the Constitution and tue supremacy OF the
lawr and our fixed de- to SUSTAIN ano
defend them formed by our patriot oreiaheis aid
transmitted to us rich heritage for pres alton; and
that hereby pledge ourselve one TO the other, 10
abors nor cease IN our exerfons, until
the stars and strpes again float proudly the bre
every foot of ground the American COZ tnent,
with UIion, Constitution, and one Government
Tor the American people.
s.ResoI,ed, That a committee of from each ward
be appointed to make arrange ments for grand mass
ratification meeting OF the nomination OF the National
Convention for President and Vice President.
(signed) PrIsk b. SWEENEY,
Chairman pro tenn.
"wn. HmcHsAS, SAMUEL r. wEBsIrx,
Secretaries"
Mr. Brown, of Delaware, moved, and it was
Resolved That one person from each State, TO be
lected by delegation thereof be appointed to form
National Executive Committee.
Mr. Tilden. of New York. moved. and j.
Resolved That the rule In respect TO the organ
zaton Of and representation in, the next Democratic
\
| In this body
Mr. Stiles. of Pennsylvania. moved. and il
was
Resolved, That this Convention unanimously present
their thanks the citizens Of the city Of Chicago for
their hos ptaty members Of this Convention, and 20
/ the people ia attendance upon its proceedings
Mr.. Auguste, Of Pennsylvanis, moved. and il
| was
Resolved That this Convention recommend to the De-
moerscy Of the United states to meet IN mass meeting ~
their several States, districts and countless TO rstify the
nominations to-day made by this Convention upon the
18th OF September next the anniversary OF the adoption
| of the Federal Constitution.
Mr.. Curtiss, of Pennsylvania, moved. and il
was
Resolved That fy thousand copies of the proceedings
Of this Convention he printed and scattered among ts
| member.
Mr.. Cox. of Ohio. moved, and it was
Resolved Thaishe thanks Of this Convention be ten.
dcred 20 the citizens of Chicago for the erection Of the
Mr. Coupet Chief Marshal Of the police and the force
under him. for the efficient in which they have
| dis charged their duties
Mr. Reilly, Of Pennsylvania. moved. and i,
/ was
Resolved That the thanks OF this Convention be
dered the officers Of this Convention for the able and
impartial in which they have discharged the d-
| ties pertaining 10 their appointments.
Mr.. Hughes. of Pennsylvania, moved, aud Il
was
Resoves That the thanks Of this Convention be ten
dered the Hon. HorAtio Seymour for the able, degni
| lied, impartial and conscientious manner In which
he has presided over the deliberations OF this CoITen-
tioB.
Applause
Mr.. Powell, of Keutucky-I have q resolution
that will offer. ! move that 1t be
Resolve That reques; the President OF the United
States TO forthwith annu all military orders prohibt
States.
p MANY voices we're raised 20 object, with erie.
of Ask no fsvors: we want no fsvors; we won
ask him. &c
mr.. Bates. OF Iowa. beg to say to the mem
bers Of the Convention that several proposition:
we're before the Committee on Resolutions, re
quesiing President Lincoln to withdraw th,
draft aud orders that be has made for this AND
that, and the committee came to the conclu
sion that they would ask no favors of Abrshan
Lincoln. Immense and long continued az
plause A free field and fair fight is all vi
ask now.
The President-The resolution being OBJ
jected 70. will 20 20 the Committee on Resolu
lions:
Mr. Smith, OF Vermont, moved and il was
Resolved, That any vacancy in the Democratic Ma
tionsi Committee snail be filed BY such commit tee
the nomination OF the State Central Committees.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. lSkllHe, Oi hentucky-l Deieye, sir
that We have accomplished our business; that "
have done a good work. and we have a grea
work before US; so believing, i move. sir. ,hs
this convention do now adjourn.
! A Deegate--Sine die!
, Mr. Hutchinson. OF Pennsy lvsnis-No. sir; o
sine die for this convention.
{ Several Deegstes--We have settled that
e The President then rose and said.
GENrLENKS or THE CONFERENCE.-THE gentle
. man from Kentucky has moved that this conver
ton do now adjourn. But before put this reso
: luton, allow me TO return my best acknov ledg
= ments for the cordial thanks you have voted Z
4 myself and the other officers of this body. vii
not detain you with any Heightened remarks, 70
4 | can ssy nothing TO add 70 the effect Of tn
j. proceedings of this convention know tha
evefy heart is full know that every man zoe
. forth from here strengthened aud confirmed /
!. the conviction that We have added new years {
z the lite of this Republic. iGreat cheering
b Gentlemen. we part 10 meet no more in on
: preser, relationship; but throughout tn
rest OF our DAYS We shsll remembs
: THE meeting Cheers Nav God A
d mighty bles. YOU all in the future
Nay ne grant II 10 you 10 live 20 see the da
J. vheo good governnen: shall be restored 70 th
y land ofours-vhen sbuses shah be wiped AVA,
e this Union re established and frsternal relation
o ship existing so that when our last hours come
i We can thank God that Ne have lived again ,
4 zee the days OF American LIBERTY and OF Amer
lean prosperity. Loud and long continue