, 1864-08-19

tskable evidence thlt the p'rty ho- in
power have de}uded the people into grant
ing Of unlimited funds for the purpose of
preserving the Union, whtca they Aaye Used,
oud are still using, for the baee use Of ov.r-
throwing State institutions, advancing party
interests, and establishing then! In perma-
Dent tdeepotic power.
That it IL our duty to hold in lasting rec.
ollectiou those fearless men 7yho,'tu the Nj
tionul Councils, in the press or In popular
assemblies, haye stood up for the peoples
rights and declared for peace.
That to the end that the optdtons aud
principles Of the Democracy. Of tnis state
nav be repreeented at tho Chicagt, Couyon-
tfo1,, and mar be properly urged ou that
tndy for cpnsidcfuti1n md adoption, W.:
hereby appoint a committee to rtqrestnt US
f,r that purpose, aud while re dieclaiu any
Intention to dictAtc or disturb tt1e harmouy
Of that body, Vt ut the sa'ae tiue clAln our
right to make snggsftf ~ ana present s'',93
ii favor Of correct principles aud so1ud
policy. -.
Peter Fillmore. Theodore Morton. N. Hill
Fowler, F. Wood, Isuac Dcadsell, D. c. Du-
senbury, Jacob +. Miller, ., =: Wooisey,
". j. Scott, Levi s.rith, Oliver kcese, J. K.
Wo!anaer, W. ). Sends, J. Claek. Adam Fra
u. Joycos, ". f. Cuy1er, J. I. KaPlcr, Jno.
]. Van Allen, F.-C. Deanfng, n. E. Paine,
Vim. Bingham, l.. s. Pratt, J. Pettibone.
That to the end that the peace Democracy Of
this State may be Represented by the organi-
cation, VIC: hereby appoint State Central,
Committee, with power to represent Us ia
any future proceedings. in nrtherlnS our
ternal relations established bet seen the
S1ates, or uh1ti} superseded By the people in
msss convention assembled.
Mr. Lpddlngton, ot Oswego, said that the
resolutions met his approval, with tha,ex
celtion of the one appofpting Il commtttee
To Chlcsgo. The Democracy Of the Stats
had Already duly appointed q delegation to
tie National CorvrniIon. He had fdtl con1-
dence In Gov. Seymour and the other melG-
hers Of that dele1atton, aud was o9coscd to
doing anything here that would look like
aist1pst Of t. th,. [Applausc.] He moved
to strife it out.
atr Van allen earnestly oPpsSs,ea .t the no,
pressed no distrnst Of the regular delega.
iion, but simply recommended TIE appolns-
1nent Of an advisory committee, to re.resent
ti,e views OF the peace party Of tie State.
The question WIS put uud tue resolution
declared stricken ont, the ayes evidently
having large mujorltv.
The ether kesolu:ions We're adopted uuan
lmuusly.
The meeting. then called for Fernando
Wood aud be responded briefly. reviewing
tlc history Of tue Government for this last
1uur yeare aud referring to the oyErture5 for
Il cessation Of hosulitles, us 1nade through
himself two years ago, the efforts OF Vice
President Stephens to get to Washington,
sud the recent conttredce Of Mr. Greeley
With the Conference Commissioners
at Niagara Falls, IS evidence that
1hc Suuth is tired Of War mud
wpnts peace. The North too wauts
peace, aud this, he said, w1u'd be attained
through the success Ut tho Democracy tnls
full, followed by al armistice, and conTe1~
tIon OF Bll the Suites to consider and reconcile
the difference existing between tAem:
At the meeting fu frunt OF the Syracuse
House, Judge Onderdt nk presided. 1everal
spt ecbes we're made. Letters syppathfzfag
with the objects Of the meeting Terc re-
celyed and iead. The rejected resolution
was, brought over to the Syracuse House
melting. The vote at the Fra'klln s9u ire
meeting respecting 1t, was recuusidered, aid
the resolution declared adopted.
Subsequtn ntly this vote was recocetterea,
al d the resolution declared lost.
This evening the third meeting WIS held
at Shakespeare Hal1. The principal speaker
wae Ex.Gov Weller, o. California. Hr re-
rie* ed at length the history, Of the Admin
irfrAtiin.. denounced rs arbitrary and nu-
ccptti,utioral many Of Its acts, and express.
cd bin self In isvcr Of at aFMtstice .nla con-
ytption Of States, believing that tho peo Die
Of both sections want peace, undt are deter
u.lned to have 1t. He~Was totluw.d ny Vul
ls1uigbuu,, when the meeting adjourned