, 1864-08-29

1TtfiCent OF the United Standardization AtFica-
mus. aud al the AEoAdaaBts this side OF hell, to
TIC coptrazs. .n.twiihstandlu1. Vita 1nls elegant
sentJnt nt tho long haired one concluded.
The Convention tLea adjourned until hal!-fass
N"o = AFTERNOON SESSION.
The attendance xrss Increased hY the accession
GINA Mcconas With Other extru notahles tot
tpG:ous to nettian.
Tbs seuetarJ asked the meeting 70 'avar him
With Tie 'iss Vt committees; u n4a bss2 sto;ou
ature9. their morning session Tas toctle.s QUE
He i"oktd icr2tpkly on tie Frportrrs, but the5
Manswaed M n9t @ EoEd; sEas m = ss;;ssstea ~ % wy
The Convention wus called to order 1t half p ,si
two o'SIocs. Tre Committee on Organization cub:
mitred 1het report: the folio Rsns on1ra dc1u;
the nominees .oF Office Il the EoHgeLuou:
Pesidtn:-Hcn- Amos Kendall, of District o!
Co!Emtie.
V1es I1ssldtnts-uon:, 3. J Gardner. Etas..
New Tork; i Psor. II. & Wsdae9ood. &. t.: 7 W.
haisc-. n. j.; Horace Ketchun. Jr., Hun. v. i.
FIseE. ONO; John q. shanklio. Esq,. 1nd Hon.
Gea. T. L. Price, No.: Gzn. Lesll1 Comos.. ky- ;
Hon ". B. Campbell. Tepn- Hon. T. D. EEaas,
Tcx=e; 4. Price. Esq, Cal. Judge 0rlou. Via. +;
ess Ssic1ssH IT ss.1h j. .s sssyass % Jcha T. nannon,
Jothu& le1aca. ::
The port vas edop'ed-
The ptes.d+ Mt aunouuccd that the occasion was
8 Eoe1nn CIT, and 1t wo2ld heappropzia,e thas the
pstcccdlars lie opcret with pa. eT. s.
Rev. "A. ". Freeman orere1 prayer.
Tht rrsa'tent would mt make leasthy speosn.
Oh the p:eat Gets Of the Convention. He wah ia
tome respects Feace 1nan ufst. ha "2s for Pc 'ee
anon. the tnsslyes; He did moi. eons as tns aavo.
este OF any particular man, bat aa tho adgocate OF
pesce first, a.nong all rnose wha oppnse ths pres
eur Adntn'sstst!cn, and secondly, bctEesn the
two tec'ions Of our distracted coalssy. He
Thought the time was fast appFoact1ug WHEN the
minus o: the people North and South wunla inciae
to tlrow a-ido potsiou and prejudlce and heed Ioe
vnlee Of Ieaeos. The Constitution h'a been
baeE S't to thss r's Consultation. Tho psoDle of
the I,esent day were no wiser than the people
WIN pe,ae4 tnat Constitution. and p1'oaoly
peace on the basis Of the Consti ntion. Thss Was
to DO attafuaale BY tho election Of suitsba uea
: for President mud Vice President But There arc
was wfsc 10 seitate that question now. nor woalI
any one OF thosc peace men dare to a1vocato sup
e1sltop tor the sake Of peace. They were for fha
resIet TO The aet extremity the attempt sunvcrt
the fundamental principles On which the C0nss1tu-
Il. n bf the Stafes rests. The Constitution of lhe
States voter, apd the Gnyernmabt has no nigh. 70
step ontsioe ofIfs bounds to dictate " shall ex-
cscisc the right ot suffrage IN tne ssates 1t was Of
Id uss 10 talk aco1t now tilt The power az Wash
ips toH were displaced, ond he would counsel ali
t. unite for that purpose. The adm'nst1st;on nov
Euli1g. heius displaced they woula be aols once
Throughout this distracted cunut1y. He had here.
1oore said enough 10 eend MIN to tue Tortagas,
and he had sn;petsmes thought he could better
aerye hfs county by going rEefe. The Committee
| @ Is @ ong
der cut OF caor and usitc ail the jsrrig e.ements
Er pcacc He did nut kuow Mcclellan, anor did
many etEcr peEabs1s ef & tte &ronEittes. Tut he and
tecn inseriered with. the wonl have nean da-
tthtd within two ycars. Il Was nat intended at
Washington that Mac phould take Richmond. >
AE4rv $h,.r 4 stt19U L.
defence of McCle'ians cunauc. while on the Penin-
hrla. .
lie then asked them II thel. liberties wcrc inva-
their lives? Most they be eoyera.1 By 70 6 man
ufacturtd il T. Q net.c gtna ed States, where the
new Gcde ea yole Tonld not dare to vote for any
them their Mt. TIE dawn wis approaching,
aud, be etInke]led item not to defer the rEa1n.of
the deS.e'ar ~ talking Or actin. violence They
must not be beaten Al the ballot box BY votes ont
Of baetaro States, the Offspring Of an apo and an
Amlt on.t.
The Secretary resd the list Of delegates from the
ca, q. orsia, Texas, Il dozen) Kentucky and Tn
TLe Convention seemed very aoxious to get the
q ansS al !1Sss & T e a2 isd 1s ss a.
p2luc.
nEzo1u71o,,s.
The committee en- resolutions reported a. fol-
lows, tue different sections being received With
WnrIsA1, TSe Administration, IN DISREGARD of
the Constitution. has proc aimed liz aaheEoa to a
lire Of EolcY alike destructive " tho ib"rties OF
the people, the integrity Of the sta.es, aud the
tErel the election No. tn atd So2Ih to lutesmtba-
ble war, but 10 bring fnaucial ruin u,on all, and
has proved its want oi deposition, and Utter inn
billy TO aamapIsses the Government In thu spirit
WnrEEAs, Il Is Incumbent npon all Natioaal
Administrations. aud nll delegates and politics!
frE f1n EH3 al .1cR
:. .WaEREl1. W iavo thIs day assembled IN Ma
as wi, most tend to unite the conservative sle-
1aeais In opposition to tlo seeIrction Of Mr Lin
coin, and tie conilnuanceo Of his policy; and
have a. anoyins t4schmen nt to tho I'D Gnion, and
a Just interest n Bunker Hill and Mount Vernon,
which they I'll ~. never s, surrender, therefore,
Etssioed, SECOND. That tbs only paacatul soln-
t!ou Of exi.stn2 evils lies through ths unteaa1-
mc!ed exercise Of cur elective r&ass ut the coming
Conycption; the disappointment OF tha present
Administrator and Its policy. and the su1ran.ee
to all tce people Of The ssstca Of theit constltu-
whcse integrity patriotism ana aollisy the conn
EsEo!red, THIRD. Tha: tao declaration Of soath-
eth La0trt. and the TGcent announcement nr Ir.
Lt1coio, of ITO Gully condition. urou whisb they
will rtBpt ctivcjy lisen terms OF peace ase alike
impEAeleab.e all dsro:atory 70 tie intelligence
thereto vo MT il 1asot Of tho EARLIEST poa.. IT.
tainablc on tho basis Of the Constitution and Ia.
Tbiop.
RssNrsd, Fo.rth -Thss We concur ia tho &C.
ton Of tne Union Nntfnna1 Convention, held ut
inc ssl .oi December, 1873. and 1sIserattne tne
S T. e. Ms9s
ftn,l IT the National Democratic C3nyc1:ion hI.
lame win ,ha. Of ext3oy. ". 8. Campoell, OF Ten
Eetsee, M the nost suitable person. for Pre- ideut
and Vice President now hef"rc t"e psuple, uel:ev-
Lug thai ;o.tr s,iEnph aud election IL cersain and
Will result IL Immediate peace With tho restoration
tien bT thar body We pledge fhs cordial AMI unise1
support OF fthe conteEv0tisu Of t1c CO lutfy to
their State cleeturisl tickets,
deTs IN tic ted, and the anfEe1ings of :hose In
eutsh'nE in pr'so1 can only be compensated for
eT The s'yIpa1as Gf our people, ant tas
an honorable peace, and the re-unIon nf. our Con
1edcracy without q star blottcd Or stripe erased
from cur national ensign,
H. r.zh:,. ~ y srEEcnEs: sa3:
etrikir. on. Tic name Of ". F. Campbell, Of Tca-
ues=te. They had met ut most importsnr spochI
They bad all come from different States, ALI Of
whom bad eels them 10 etpport for President thas
ian, bit they had rot thought Of 4 no1aInee for
Vice President. ue honeret Mr.. Campbell, BAT
did not whit to do any thin. which wo7ll mIlltafe
sgalnst Success: &c won1d prefer ola dasncl=l 60.
ltdisy-JbEaes Guthrie. He wanted alep to saY
that we mutt hare an honorable peace, not oaa
Tsh = woh ;1e 70 tggo wth shame .ha
on Mvcle1len; 70 put down Tia moss corrupt cru, | ID.
ultnsstratiou thar ever existed Ho aid nos want
Eeaea as any price, He WIS for ! Prosecution Of
as should 13e honorable. They must neTef iorast
that Lincoln 1as minority President. IL kn5w
that three-ourths OF the delegates to tha coaTen.
ten Ut Monday next were for George 3. McClcl-
Ian.
:, Mr. Curr.n. of Tennessee. seconded the rcsolu-
t1on. As q ir:eEd Of Campbell, be would rcoutii-
ate ANYTHING that would tend TO tllssuro the oar-
had plenty Of enemies who would strive to taEo
every advantage to create dt7ikIon Ia their raoas.
ihSy N aad msn az Their nominee who voald c1at
Tuion, tegroes and a!l, If they wanted 70 come ne
Thes were legislatsns for the Whits man, not the
4 gentleman Of Missouri had feU snsrsst;ops
to make; be cordially endorsed the noble and nat
rio1c resolutions, and II he bud had a voice in
tSels r. E1oanction 6e would hayo taEca precisely
controversy. s.tn they owed much to Tie nob,e
nea Of the Border States who Iad suffered
m9vh, prominent among whom stood ". p, C4mr-
ii. mot.on 1oamena, ana sabst..u.s faat I'VE he1e-
@an MON tho Convention II Monday % next may may
The gentiemsn irora New York did not think
gne1 me proposition was calculated t. do good.
quest; his Eot1on WAS not aimed ut Campbell, but
a:ainss tbe principle. The enemies OF Mcclellan
we're wanting them to do such . thinv M |
thls ard be wished to chscka1ata them. Thsv
Noold bo EeEJ glad On Mouday 10 be able to Wv
that lh.a Convention had dictated to tha Seprt.
Hau James Gnthsie wanted no hono!. nor did !
BY stae . Y Aentuety. But the7 DO want change
u Aumlnistranon, and they world hava It; II lie |
woa'a be George 4. Mcclellan, and tie cony. nt;on
OF Mons'sy next Eoul1 not need their aid to nom |
ipate him. The frm determination ct 4 ueonia tn |
assert It's rights al the baot-5ox could moi hs nre
vented from being carried ou.. Ho tr1,sted tdrr..
Eas 10 man who wanted Office for his oTn aake. |
only ios the good OF his country, @~S'
hr. Guthrie sa1d that as tho nomination fnr the
ofEeo Of President had been given to the Democ.