The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-07

gYp tied 90 IaSS by her iaVuTlte sCn. but
She stands now as she has ever stood. ready
tu sacrifice her dearest pe,sOnal preference
for the pubic good. liu'ding Il hcr duty A.
buve aii others to do all IN tier power 10 Sc
cure the country from the tyranny that op-
prcs,cs il. and having h!ii confidence IN the
h4morracy'> ability aud the Patriot sm. OF
Gen. e.. b. Mcclellan. New FORK gives hm
h. eatirc c'c .turi veto.
Several delegate, having cast their votes
for liura'ir Seymour, when the cali ul the
States had been gone through with, G'N;
Seymour remarked that some gentlemen had
done him the honor to name HIM tor the nor
nination. 1t would be aficctatiOn to say
that their cxIneSSions'of preicrrnce.did not |
give him pleasure. but he owed it to himself I
Ia saw that many months ago he advised his
frendsin New York that for various reasons,
private and public, he could not be candl- |
date for the Chicago nomination. Having |
made that announcement. he would lack the |
honor of man, and he would do great IN |
Justice tn those friends to permit his name |
to be used now A. a member of the New |
York delegation, he personally thought II |
advisable IN support an eminent jul1st OF
| that State for the nomination, but he was
not actuated in this by any doubt of the abll-
| ity or patriotism of the distinguished gen
| tlcman who has been placed in nomination.
He knew that General Mcclellan did not
| seek the nomination. lie knew that able
| officer had declared that it would be more
agreeable to him to resume his position IN
the army But he will not honor any the
less the high position assigned him by the
great majority Of the country because he had
not sought it.
lie desired to add a few words in reference
TO Maryland and her honored delegates here
Yesterday he did an act Of injustice to Il dis
tinguishcd member of that delegation Mr..
Harris. because he did not understand the
purport of his remarks, aud he now desired
to say thst he was fully satisfied that that
. high toned gentleman was incapable Of ia
king position in this Convention, particla-
, ting in in its deliberations and refusing to a.
hide by its decisions. We are now appeal
. ing to the Americsn people to unite and save
our country Let us not look back. 1t Is
f with the present that we have to deal, and
: let bygones be bygonc4. He could say for
9 ollr gallant nominee that no man heart
c will gricve more than his will for any wrongs
done Maryland. AS one who did not sup
port him in the delegation, and as one who
3. knows the man well, he felt bound to do hlnl
= this justice. He tGoy. Srymoml would
PieI-o i''s ~. a,','i ai;' n wi; dovnto Ill
$ n the rreSldenta chalf nc e, VIII oevo'c al a.,
+ MS eheFS'e" 10 .i'c eS' VI ''tI '",,n,, ia, ', u"
TO securing ieNt! aS'l'i 70 w. ~, ,,'I,' q"
J. tile r,Sh,2 an" 'tiN HSSc" ~ tHV l'0oi''o wa
J. der the Jaws a'o me NP'ls.l,uSl,,1 .Lo ,o4o
me lre"neh' .llG'' ;I G,t"op,U" siU ,on m
! "hich N"S Iccol,vU VIZ, ,,e,.N,,CG" t,J;rr, H.
la'tie ug''@",u" WI '.n .ha "J ,Smor oomt;u< ,c,
band nay!ng "nn ,ne GnrtFS ,n f.m'ImS .ha a' [1i
II eva: nlil'"IpS, n''l'"I;o II ;,', n,;nt,J III,
II ha',on r'Si'eI, ", m'iNn ,,,ott,
II l9f!ra'C o l'Iie,'' ",' - as NV "',, ,u,,
! II ean'"t navy G"'''i,'a'" f,tn -, thn fnl1 -
l't,' 'e1 iaao ',,",' LJ,;mJ +bn pros;Jort
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u -i', Sa LII h"nm an;,nntoI w, lmt ON
- ,,,t;,,,n,,+ i, tL;s Cnnvnntion- pcarr IA IN
SC'.'g' ti r H. ll,, m o1"n v,, IN tho Land II
w., I"H ',,"I ,'nrcd tIot me nominaton Wc(lcIIa
!il' Gg ~ 'a m hn im' na;nn,y "t1U tone rs Of 'f b
y W,,',.>,,+;I.,, ~ url,,.;l,,,
" M, NJ MI" W"Koo of New Yo, seconded th
u n,a.;,,,, any rnrn,rlnI that We ayr in n
n,Hi't'' r '"' lJnnJ,. rn,oh,t;,n tbat r. III
y ,",,',' tion ehord hn continue
:" p,''o'n ~ nnto hnrn viii hn ste in his ii
~, "rt;d WV l "nJ Et1 and cxhortcd al to io;n wit
- ,a,' l'r+ n1 -, onn mn in. onr cffnrt.
" u, o~or,h"ov, o,o ,.~,r ";t'' # ''' ''' ''''
-! ~ p,uor .1.o l,;oAv addressed thc II
'le Ep'.I T u,'cV' ~ tbo +;Lat and exnrnsS;
nc .I' M tiie SuIIc2o ~ ,+E 4Lnt 10 +;nLot m;I co
,,t ~ th 'on+nst trnnnhont the Ehert;
I" or' ~ l., ,us nI"'rs o.t~r"d ,nI Tho nrn.nar;
. ~, 5 ,h1 p''i,~ ;,,nn,, nf +ba connt,,, % socu,nd
uH "'q ,HpP','nn,, ,n " - NI,;n Mr Ko,r e NJ;
''S o,,r; G'&T antI I,ii 'I.~ s Thayer Of Nav Yor
y"I roIInmaI " n @ brf snceches reviewing Il
~ I?l""no ] !" ,'I, 1t,, Srrrev1 n1nr nemHcrai ~ II
a re Ic"S y o G s""G WIZ the ] acts Of the pre
~ au' a. ln,;ltrnt;n, l0%,'l"'nH; ond tbn nrnmisg
IN ta. ~ t", nnnno and nnt;anal hnnn;nr
oe ~;th wit n y tho ,,r.a s,,ccass of Mcclellan
ter "'T' Ta .''1 o.t;,m yos t,ken on making fl
,,cr nH n'',U 'rn;,nouS @ and dccrrd ca
nj riod '.o,i'''''''''' '''''''''''0'' '''
he ;nc ~ S''o'''' 'h"' ''',''''''' "''' '0''N
ION Nr Wicllife offered a resolution tn
ow nt, |" cN,lmo ou t,n fr.t ,ct of McClc
oc gm'"Jna to1 u'tS ~ Nmh .c " nsvt ~ to bc 70 on
ION T,v 1Vs,v r;vnr ~ doors and ser the rnptiy
wv fno fm.c''''t rsIr;nd r.I 'nani,n G "'siy r ~ '
'p- 'eS Mn V4'fla u , "'l',''om tt o, ~ tba bcst ;,
n,a"t t"' laval I',I ';tir"ns . % If Kpnturky, amo
not tho "s +a"t I'rt or th;rtv w ad;c" ave- now i
o'G 'rEl r;mroJ u; ,,;yr;IIe in damn and dtv GO
Ied r;h ,'L nnI ~ Ytrw tn law law mon and the cows,
ace r; ".;a oS fro .rJ thc naws,,ancrs If Ton
'''' vile are forbidden to make the slightest
van usion to this terrible state of affairs.
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