The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-29


shsola DO w Each, .rats m. 000' ''' -"
mo nave \. A.nes, aus rsht opinion was cs~arasy,
be la,. 10 means :" fe endnS hl'nsss'. swery
~. an1l'sn,i q, Lout.iai, s~..yt "a crrt,in ga
ltoear. ~iion or =, Ven - hanes il- dsrsd Ir'
beiere The e,grts ia., hei Ii-htsy been cons "iy
non " slavery NJ ed i.sbed by any
uurfy WY ~ss ,ne ,.1Hentiua assentbied2 No
ennVsr wa9' re Nholi'nei unit, the ns'iuion the
elnsu "a pstn s'gnsd BY tho nsnhers N t.e Copven
non ara rstued hy tho pe9ee az he bnc u q CID
All. 49, 'i oe ios from Tue neennug hs bad oeen ant
MA never oeon fone away wuh slavery would he necrs
new ,oox ina nSs y "e TOT sms PURPOSES oi
/! VINO would decide differently upon facts az re7nr, ed
"on'a oe sconadseL Ibe Jpase VAS right in t,s dee,
Son. aud the Convection sh and vote rdiny,v
upon hs question, and not itself by pass,ng scb
con'emptioe and absurd resolution as ina, under dis
ouIno'ion, The Convention then adjourned until twelve
| H. opfrday inc 18th inst.
On asaurdsy the subjcot WAS again brought up the
floor be,a t,Een ny NJ Abel, Colonel Tborlo
called up hrs resolution
4 Mr Abel rsitoried MS arguments of Yesterday 70 the
eject that according 10 tne Presidents proc amation
slavery does sfM exss IN this Saie He denounced
Nos York cooret Tnorpo) mad so ght to embcdy 10 hs
eelpion, enl declared thss the liorts Of the peoe
We e "ot sss nor could any aorc uaso s.. uson me
tho appoioisng power or be forthwith removed None
nus evinginFr a~ning men cos'd be found to sit
upon Ns behch. The President had on Yesterday,
liSed obput rsea losing their heads. Scsisug up
in the narcts q progress. II tito sxpre~,ion
intended 20 be literally taken, here poor
head which shoasa DO sacrificed in daience OF ,iscc
ihe resdest had BOZ laid down single during
his WHO'D argruant--a very surpripSnx thing % tho
speaker. The resolution most rpfrecsden,cd and
savsn one The P,aaiden, had aecarec him un worthy
q ms seat, bnt the sour hundred and h,iy four cosai
tuents thought diFeresty
The President tn orned ths gentleman .hat he wrs
mistaken, Essmush the remark ones don was an.
pied 70 another. The gentleman OF the most
worthy up,n the floor, &c
MI Abel then gave way end Colonel Thorpe proceeded
TO reply, waiting, however and calling for MIR. Abel TO
resu'ne his seat, when he vacated Immediately
tafsss hat,
Thorpe replied to Him
Mr Abel could have but little regard for hs iron
gay slavery without beng ,nsousis,ent
With that (applause As cr the constitutional rights
sct q secession. Milory law Is The supreme Of the
state and the decision Of Judge Handn was in conflict
With Il. As for being citizen Of New York, az Mr..
Abel designated him, be a citizen New York.
and did noe wish to hear such dtacsons fosercd for In
only to be citizen OF the United States fApplauss)
Gentiemen lad baen pleased TO alude MIN as II ne
resident OF the State for twenty years and IN ha
own defence be trusted he should be pdoned for speak,
houses stood Canal street. signod With his own
hand the first order for sohoolbooks from North for
tue carrying on of the school system which, company
with Peters he devised. lie had been nominated 70 Con-
81 cas- Oh GHeren, occasions by tho influential
Only man ever nominated 10 this sae by sesam ms
lion to III the oAico OF School superintendent. He
prior to the war, but did not believe the State
would secede although nc had the storm brew.
,ns..r mvs years ior ne kle. tho mass Of tho
possible ne had planned aud riptended the erection
81 onr splendid landings ana had transformed hthy
'sces INTO conmodiois temples OF justice. LOUISIANA
had Dohiag more 10 do with slavery day than Massa-
chnsetts Nhercif a.udge should decide that slavery
stu existed, no woudbe promptly and properly re
moved from the bench Jddgs andln had been. Gov
Hahn deserved much honor for tho he had pur.
sued he had struck blow which would bsfelt through.
out all the other States in duo Tyne and soldcr upn
the PAVE sd hsS a., bali bis moral courage i was
not sincere in regard to emancipation thought
that <ho Judiciary would uphold slavery no..ihsi ardog
II Je Davis TO return ho would respect those who
bad made bold stand for human bsrty, but for the
Trucking bait way men, would hang them, because no
could not trust them (spplause) This resolution
woaa mud or. tnese men, and the yeas and nays should
be taken, go that any mar who siglcd tho cons uon
might bo put Oh record to this action in this
Recitation adopied--aJesy s., nays 20 Great up
piause)
Peter Core, private in the One Hundred and Fifty
siXth New York Volunteers, WAS murGoted yesteruny
near Corners plantation, snort distance below Alg,ers,
~ being stabbed 10 the heart b Mexican named |
sguei 90 Santiago, ashe,naa by profession The deed
was undoubtedly committed merely for the money that
the poor fellow had in his Procession, he having been
recently paid on Judge seymour, the Coroner Of
parish, rendered the following verct.trntt tho de-
ccased came 70 his death from being statbed with
knife IN the heart ou the evening u the llh OF Jay
1864, by Mseei santiago, native OF Ma,la aired
aud a9e.led by his 50 called WIFE, Anss santiE 20 HON
We charge with being accessory TO the lrder OF said
Peter GORE" Santiago and his vile have been ar.
rested vi
TIE Losr on ruB LOCUST POINT
Among tue lost on the Locust Po;us we're j. =. Tim.
and wife, and Mr. !. Hoffman, this city.
Mr. Zimmerman connected with the jewelry bouss
CT that name In Canal street, and ne and his estimaoo
lady were we'll known aud beloved by large circe Of
lFends without regard 10 party rocs. tir Hofnsn
Was tnesen!or partner Of the euctoSeer 1r OF Hoffman
& Marks, aod, like Mr. and Grs. 2iun ergaan widely
known and respected The publication The Of
sengers tho i'll ated copied from columns
tho ERna agroat reiiof the friends OF The Hon.
tHthbert Baiest, j. y. Sullivan. Esa ana bieJof Rush
Puiney, as II was feared taat they board.
NATcirzz TTsNs-KEFls IN ooScoRDiA PARISH. |
Tie NGtchcz Courier % the 9th iustant says that on
the 1th, carly ia tho morning, report brought in
that kcrs division had crossed Black river and
moving on Ndaa; consequently great quantity or live
eHd rolling stock from tue uegaboriny plantations
rushi H. and IN short time the usual quiet ~ Nldalis
was broken MP and was swarripg with live stock.
scout Immediately to ascertain the truth Of
tho orort but with what success Lad not been ascer
famed.
Tbe eycitemcot 10 vidaia last Monday, relative 10
Walkers rebel forces, was soon Gu'eied down the
day by federal force being marc hed out Iako
corcordia Tor their reception What the sins OF the
rele troopa do not kGow. Ibey are SAID 10 he
In iufcs twelve miles from vidaa, In
louisiana Perhaps after the plantation supplies
In thai section o. the country
sSiRgsIusG SRcse RAYoU, IA.
We learn that there was some skirmsning at
Cross sy0u, last Saturday Three four Of the federal
wounded brought 10 this city the evening 1t
10 reach some the Joncotda plan cns in which they
iolled by the Cnion force
The Fail OF Rain Ihts 8 ummer.
The Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution Washng