New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

IL also admits by huch nm elIt that these people nave
no faith in this Administration.
While those in power without remorsc, sacrifice the
blood and treasures oil our people they VIII not give Up
their own passions s0r the pnbllc good.
Ills Union IL rot held asunder by military ambition.
II Gur political troubles could be referred to the peace
fnl nrhitrament Of the cnntcndng armies IN the field.
Union would be- reftored tho rights Of the states
wond be gunTaleea. rhe fncIeduess ~ homes AID PEI
sons be- gain spec ed and "a rsuted judiciary would
again administer the laws ci the land.
Let not the min ct our country he charged TO cur
soldiers II Is not due TO their tcachnCf q iher fnnat
ci,m In The CONSTANT official ntercogrsc with them
have never hccri uttered orc sentiment # latred
towards tho people OF the South Beyond all oih
they value TIE blessings % peace and The yTtGes Of
meycv of rcmiiepes-, AID or charity while hore who
stay at Zone, demand tLst no mercy, charity,
or f0rCiveuess shah b. SHOWN. Tho bigofry OF
fanatlcsn and The infisu's Il pecomen have made The
bloody pages Of tie history ofthe past three wears II
Nas q soldier upon whom oar saviour bestowed bic on y
communication when he hung on tho cross, and Ihli.
secs marked his sulorngs II was soldier clone Who
discernod ho divinity. when ne heard lin pour forth T.
prayer FOR mercy md forgiveness for the authors OF h
suflefine3.
Iris Administration cannot s'~o his Union. We
can. Mr. Lincoln views riauy things above the | rOn.
We put ihe Union first Of an. Iic thiik proclamation
worth more than peace. We think g., blood ~ olr
people more precious than Tie cdsts oi .hc President
There are No hnGrGncesti our p1'LE.! 10 Union AKA
- peace We demand 10 ce.dions ioF the felioIot'n
II the Union We ore hiosled viii 10 hates no rcJu.
cices passions. We sgis Tor iraiernai rrilo1'hip
with the people II the kOIh. We demand Tor tn-in
hat We demand for onrssv8s-the fli recognition Il
thg rights ~ tie States. We mean chat any state Oh
Nations banner slaI shine with one and t,c sane
u-.er.
Ia The coming election, meu must decide Win Which
Of tie tvO paTcs into El.eA 6uf people uro Gifdod
they viii act ftheygisb snr Union ihty VII act WIN
that party which y Ill hold the Union together lhfY
viii at With that party VIII Uh dos aid u AnYs an
love and reverence the Uion. II they Wsh idr peaoe
tlcy will act with those Vo sought % avert tvs war
or WHO now seek 10 restore good viii aid ltmeA!
among al sections Of cnr country. II iley ere
e. f..H ".H.
Thor will act EiA those pho have stood rp to r-st ar
htrary arrests, dcspoiie legislation ana tAe ''".o" Of
II urou tie other hand ihoy arc willing 10 continue
lie n. iani policy q tho Government and c01d un 81
affairs lot ,rn net ID Pot organization WHICH made
lhe present condition Of ON country n re ere many
good men who WIN Poe le 20 Do iis by ifc.r passions
and preuiiccs. and Ouf l.Dd sBl1TlB VITA llaccAtA
v no = ~ hold upon power itl tc1Ds SF'3i.
Rut as for a. We Gfo resolved that thc party which
has made tie history ~ or country since ~ 90" :"
power seen Ike some azure. ana :, t, 81 si,
,,,,o f,,- suo; les usss that " orr action u sIa
do horc where ]. wa wiA We tc'4" UNION ahu
-,,s 4 ~ Aifnlrsirr ficu deny us ulicn ana 'lee,
~ tbcy e.,,rud eoldp ons Dad 'xoct price Which
they lnow viii nral1lg Zoe VA. aud Nsr unan! pro
lonqed BECOMES dsuiop. Vile i'ac slnl5Ilp cen now
hring M. 10 ol0se upon te ans .ltlhy re-
frt "a Tie Goyouncri N tle olset q tho cont u
IN The political cur1ist Be- viioh 70 dIs cnfl $50 a"
not re- pfffisrp pdvfrf zee. We hrc batting ir the
night. u ihose who beon - el political orgtniziiios'
Ne mean hat tier rfais ., apeech sh.a y, nIlu,.
u.s. We iaie,d that o. rights n conscience sAa!l be
f,-ufec.1 a.4AcHrh IA ken View ol driy nay turn
he temples &; religion 'ury the-res ,1r N deu.-
,.7.. ~ .,s ,es,,e sis' =. iefs b. . - "A.
thoriiv no macr what political we've my D" held hy
49,. ,t.1 t,,, r,',.i u. =. ". hail .t. he
I, 't', -'i ,ensci,,ns mon tfete r,fert..
WcI,r. C,re,.insr much because tlo.e WHO ore n0w
81, a-ee5 v,itI lie .o.,r,t ~ public aairs know b.t
iii,le about no principle Of or Government. We
were NUS ling to present en appearance 81 irtphs
o0p.sIfon hr. when wc shall hnte tI'td io.rf llai
oil cinl vto shl tiol"t- ono pfln,'N, "N, ore
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Wrf.t6 lsl neon ills foo- touching and srnii-
cent nroof of'i, loy olrh Admins ra.lon who We
driven fom &. 70 supr p. ilo'c npon wlon reg cnichy
i.aucd 81 fae "l.tei 90 tAe r'o.iDA. ~ 100
even i", i., ~, o' ,',a 5.e,.-,i'nst.r.os the
men u, -'o ~ 49,, f,niiv -lr-sh,n and ardent
q, ,, W r sab,rs OF IL, Convention They
ir ,i,, Fr,..co H. h.rh ard generous purpose Riioa
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,loaiI be- tue Toy aie ,iINs WIN ..' =. ,r III
i.ce ai.d ingram 10Y uLu 1880 w. a.:i,'. erS
Lave in'ai'ci 'nc t,,ll .iu VIZ i.,,i.r. and
go. ga Tie 's'''' o' '''''''
ocr,sncn. do trust that our proceedings Lcre vii
be- mr.. Id BY harmony DO eirne,y believe ila' We
hall be- anr u oy Tie ggeaine 81 lais a., -.
ai probability iie iiItg w G ,ia r.,r
upon l''!. Gu' ~ ti serr,orr
,i' o. n' I',,s hs r, now. hit y. up ab.yc al
c-'i CONCENTRATIONS; NIL u- with jst ides OF he
froa. pon,ibo' ~he, rest upon NJ 'pa GIVE 's'n
Ioud and enthusiastic cheers greeted governor
seymour 49, BE- concluded his sPegch.
flr. Gulifie chairman of the Cominhieeon .'ts-
outions, stated tLat the several Iesontlo'h oi.faa
% said committee !e,'cri.y had boon reiHiel 'o
sub-comni.tcei ana th'Ic wa. '.oh 80, 49,
Oct they would be ready 10 report TINS pterhooh