The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-24

cs for the future the rights Of every s,sse 4" tha,
with this pledge and The Jscksonisn declarations
hs, "the Onion must be maintained at all hazards"
that at IA the one condition of Pesce"-thN
| "withcui Il no peace can BE- fcrmanen, we pre-
scni him for the slfrsses Of the Electors Of New
York. nAdcnt they will scceJs him ~ the only
candidate capable of restoring the Union under the
Constitution.
Eesoi cd Tha, the Democratic party Il the State
~ New York Ia a. " has sl~ays been unaltcratly
opposed 10 the rebellion. and that We recosnic in
the victories " the National Army and Navy, and
| in the manifest popular determination ~ change
the present Administration, and return to the p-
ley To which th. Executive, Congress snd the rcr-
| pie were solc'nny pedged n the Citeudcn rcs,-
I,iou. cooperative movements towards Poscc and
| VniOl.
Resor-ed. That the Admin i.'rsvo, n Abraham
| |. ncoln by us usurpsrour Its disregard of 10
tonstitut, its violation 81 personal liberty and
state rights g. rcscri b. military power t. s'ihvert
civi' suthcri'v its tsmpor-7inT and covuri'v de-
graduation ~ Ihr nation In ie fore ~ policy IN lite
icryerson oil the war nom ~ original otlcci, AMI
| its avovcd deiermnn To PR long i ~ NE Lam
| r,isse II Abraham L'ncolr, to compel The absn.
Comment OF slavery" has Jerome rev lutiousry IN
its character, and that II IL The duty oi Ito c,acr.
vahyr men ~ al parties 90 unto IN subs, iuus in
Ia place sdn'ners'ion which will -eNk In the
Constitution Of the I uued States and the laws
u,sod Ia scccrdsnec Il crcwith, tie rule II is duty
| aud The limitations ~ It's power.
Reso'-,d, That tho Thanks " tic people n New
York are rendered TO The soldiers snd sailors ofihs
safe and of the Cuion who have - molly Defended
! cur Gag and our nationality thu, wi honor
| tAe living, NJ orally and generously care for tho
sick and wounded. and gratefully cherish Tho mcm.
| ory Il the lcsi.
Rs.oire Tina, l., Governor n ratio seymour tie
| gratitude ot the Demo ocy il ever due. JNey
| can never forget hat II Was he, who IN the midst
Of our disasters, an in the face of overbcanng
| Constitutional Liberty, uh,ch no has nc, ho-nc
uasulliei thr, u4h every lnt,lc That WAS lie ~ M,
ly La " siom arrested public dscor,, by his nrn,.
| ncss rcnc,i.t ,,yrc.s,ns m, s,.,. y,h,. snd
| t.rsonai llcrty. and hv The nu,,,y II his rnIic
liz AMI n. al, ga,0n All his u,rn,tes exbIb,,el in
m, > Id, Of General CO. ri,p,,rp and f,,,Swsn,s
The highc,, o,ialitc, Of sstcsrrnu and patriot.
| :,
| 'pe ~'e'' ''cl''"' ''"s"'h' r'i''f'e' 'ne '"'-
low ing selection Of mcilLcis nn the State Central
! c,r,,o,,,cc.
49,,
| r'F rtr SNc'neV 7n' lHrlcS' 'Nncll,
! " bn"sIn Seeond-W Parser' o' Kings
IN" :" a nv'sou' OF pn'e,e~, i""o-fr"
| ,att,. o AlLhN, anu ! l.. Lain, ci lsier
! ~" fm VIM w. "hi' ~ Slr7t "a Snd tiwn
! ppit" o. ~ La"r.nce' fVt" -'"hn A. "t-"'
| ~ ol"nussh. ~" d. ,sPr'SIs' 81 oie'is SUI"
!" n ~. s ""a w NY ',,' GU ny W',s"i'
! o' orS.. Serenfh VIM E,Nlt!' Hrt's'
| ana T. 4, ss 81 'hAnga hV'kh -lean klch'
roni' 4" ucncsce' ana v T. L'nins 81 Fro.
I'M, xo,,,v.,,ox.
| wv N"H''''
Mr. b"irn"' nj . Teens, now ros" snd novel
| that Horato Seymour l.. nominated n. the s,ra
| A., r, e.. l., ,.,
| ""r wv ""'''""' W "'''""l"''n
sasn the dc'egNca rising 10 their feet md giving
! round ai,rr round OF cheers Tor the u"'nn,~
| NJ. btucdict @id that Doycrnor Seymour Ia pro-
| lnundIy srufciul for the confidence ~ the Demo.
| cricy, and especially of the Democracy of the En-
pfc SUITE, but he tau authorized hun TO shy TO II a
| Convention that he must positively do>l.ue .
re-nonn nation. Tie therefore bcpgc! leave, with
| regret, TO withdraw tht name ui Governor Soy
ifour ms u candidate before the Convcnaon.
! Voc 'erois cries resounded through the bali
TOO tate ~ TOO lptc !" "seymuur must s,ard 80
I'VE VIII have no other candidate :"
Mr.. = uthworth, Of Odeiia, sad tha', N cnmpa MS
'iu other delegates from Oneida. he had ,,'lcl
suIon "v'crnor seymour IN tho last hour, and h
hluNrly drc'ined tho uh~ ~ MS n1fnc ms tie con
dIuon oi his private affairs and otfe consideration,
forbade II
C'iui1''t"c ws' then appointed TO wait MI
Governor seymour, and inform him vt his non
nation.
During t'c absence OF tho COMMITTEE, General
h'lcll1r'S l''i"r - acceptance Was read, nud re-
ceiSel w:h great enihusnsIo.
Subsequently, Mr. Farncl said tint the q mmi,-
Toe hhh waited upon Go'crnor seymour who sad
10 them that ~. bChlth 10. II not admit of Ia AZ
~ o,,sh, rn, 10 ,rnrs ,,'n H. ,nM we
uon at this time. US his health had been
nnpaircd by eNcess!v" labor curing tho
ptNMe oHsnes- WIN AZ o. other business
fcred rom wnpt az his uor,.,nf attention. AMI bc
therefore begged the ComIr ittoo T. impl,rr ,he
= nsenuon 70 pass n.rn os' nnu nom na'c some
Of the Convention his klndcsi and best wishes ~
w. r 'n1, az mo"ar w. .or.,os OF
t.ons throughout tho canvas. his earnest and most