The sun., 1864-08-30

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of The Anphahestre . apart ior laoies anu gen.
usmsn IL allei to overhowins. Tue day Is bright
and cool, and immense throngs OF reoplc not Ia
vored with tickets onthcred on tho Outside, on
the shore Of the lake. The muse s furu s. cd by Oh.
more's splendid brass band. Of p,s' M portion
Of THE auditory without seats, 1hers tho people arc
densely packed, has JUS, gwen ~ anu u nurnl sr
were precipltated to the srund. distance of ua
or ff,een feet. Nobody ser ,usy hu,L a,d
go,I hunor prevailed over the auur. Governor
seymour. Mr.. vslsudighsm MIR. IL G,harlsou, and
oAcr prom neni were rcceiN~i win n,ue'e
and vo,ii,rous cheers N they entered thc building.
srcosp DISPATCH.
ChiedIo, H., Aug. 2s.--M II o'clock. noon, to-
day, the National nmoc-aiic Convention was oa,l-
al ~ order uy ii1u. Augis, Belmont, Chairman ~
The National hnasni,c Commi, &C. who srote 40
, follows.
G.nilc'n,n ~ N, Cor,srt,or,
:, we A.. as.om'"l hc,c to-day {. the Nations,
lcmc'rat,o Convention, undc- the call ~ the rrm,
naiins candldst Tor the ricl ,nc, aud Vice picsi.
most dnicu, ,nd aruOus one, ha, b, ,be ,Nd evsn,s
and '1 le,ron,bi,,,y var af ,,,""a a. %rotancs
Never since the formation vi our rovc rnn,sns
hy there hccn an as.emlhasc, the pro, ,ecdings of
which v.ie irausht ith moie no,neftou. and vital
results than those which must ioS nom yonr setioa
h.Ir. 10y ards you, tcntrmen, mc directed at this
millions OF AmeriSsn ci,iaeus but s Of ever. 1 ISysr
efeivil lie III oi.hout the world. In YOUR hanis
re under tie ru.ing oi an All W ise Paw violence, he
future OF this R.plblic Four ytars OF fuis, us BY
scctional ianaiicai aud corrupt party, have ought
S SGs" . =" es ss S The pas. :ss
con.equences which ~oud hefali u- II Mr. Lincoln's
patriotism and unity The n,S liable rsuls Of sueh
caamii, must be the utter di.intcF raion Of
nnAichy, th the great problems OF III sfrl
aud seli,so'ernm-nt j-opardired Tor renera'ions ~
70 the conviction TIA, chrnc Q, 70 icy and sdnlns-
uation can none stAv our dosnvnid and they
foTn. provided you viii ODER 70 their .ifr,s,s,
? tired patriot sho hs. proved his devoiion
that you pledge him and ou,s.lvc- maintain the'c
hliowed Importance by every effort and faorihcs IN
lnss bear In mind that tho dissen- OF th1 ss Ma
NUih Democratic Convention Weie one of ihe psiI-
cpi causes which gave the rein. OF .oye rnm.n. lo
tall a an into the same fatal error We mus, brns
" the ALTA Of oar county the -icrice our pre-
and ionx gher.bsd shey may hS su i,om 'fs ;ss
and unity of sction 40 inibpcHssbe 10 our
succo-s: We are here, not a War Derocra'A
ReSss, which We vii si,ts Sni po TO u" he io's
oplins back 10 its iomer greatness aud prosperity
siellation that once enciclet la ,cuthu brow Ie.
pne and disnte et,.d psti ioisn t,nipeaod ~ n,I-
tions, and under III. be,sins- oi the Almghty, tia
saeied Vi the Iniou. ihs ronA iu.ion, and the
lava must prevail over 'snaticisiu and tica'ou.
Mr.. Belmont WAS enthusiastically nppaldcd dur =.
ing tho delivery OF h's address. lion. william,
glcr, Of Pennsylvania, chosen temporary
chairman q the Convention, and upon taking ,bs
CHAIR, made brief address expressing hi. conf-
dcnce In the wse deliberations Of tie Convention,
and In the success Of I,s nominee At the conoiu.
sion OF his remarks he introduced tho Rev. DIR.
Clarkson, Of Chicago who offered up prayer for
the speedy return OF peace and the permanent haJ,
pincss Of the country.
| Gov. Bgler acknowledged tho honor conierryt
upon him. in elevating hm to preside temporarily
over convention towards which u majority n
American citizens looked for the adoption of menna
10 secure the welfare Of their country. The term.
nation Of Democratic rule was marked bv dsso-
luton Of tho Union, and fierce betwceH tho
extreme men vi the North aud South, In which
civil Liberty has been inler lied and oui p.JlitlcsI
fabric brought to the verge OF ruin. Aud now.
after d rec years Of WAL, aud nfter two m lons
Of men had been csllcd the eld The hopes of the
restoration OF the Union--thc oil iejt Gear TO Nil
hearts In wise improved. The mel in w.
thorty, blinded by fausticisin, are Incapable a
adopting the means to res.u our whole country
, from its present dcplorahe condition. The over.
throw of the present slninstrnton by ballot ard
Inauguration OF another, Is essential for the set
tlUpent oi our troubles On u constitutional be sis
| honorable to the North, South, East and Wexs
The Convention has met to devise measures for th,
formation of such Nh administration devoted TO the
maintenance ot civil aud political liberty, and The
relcgaton Of all difficulties not to tho sword, buI
" the people and the states. the uitimse deposio
ries Vi powsr.
On motion, Mesrs. Z. o. Perrin. q. N. Tocsrs
and Moses Strong oi Wisconsin, we're aroo,utec
temporary secretaries.
: The list of delegates was then called by States
A. ssch chairman presented tie oreacntia /, OF hi
delegation, he WA welcomed with loud ann, nuse
Nj. TlIcn- OF New York, lao, eJ that ons dec
gate te appointed by each delegation, TO report rsu
oluuons Tor the consideration OF the Conv en,ion
ana that all resolution 10 referred " sAid Com
mittee- without debate. Carmel. tH
. Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, moved that the COmuitte,, an
Orr anisston he instructed 10 report rules for tb
> government ot ;he Convention, snd that, Ia tb
n meantime, the 5ues y. tie last Cony yentlon /
4, adopted. Cirrlri.
Mr. Powell, q. Ky, stated that the con, .s,lnp de
ogales from that State had agrei and We're harm,
move that member frori each delcgatioa be cl
-, | pointed on the Committec on Resolutions ihe
" were 10 have but one vots. Carried.
? Mir. MeDougal OF Calf orna moved that there
| Dimiuei to tho convention not to eNcet,l tLr,
gentlemen, known 10 the members of the DIN,
cratic party, from each OF the several tcrri,o-ir
= said dolcgates to be permitted to participate IN Z.
n bate, but without poser g. vote,
Gent. Morgan OF Ohio moved 10 amrnd by O,
" tending the privileges Of the resolution
l. delegates from tho southern s,,tcs an
q District Of Columbia Mr.. NJ, Dousai accepted til
amendment.
Mr.. Tilden. OF New York, opposed the re-olltton .
hwss manifest that no gentleman be- 'li. d,
siena,ed by the Convention Who came 'p,e accf,
- dited to us, and they uiay may no. represent
constituency 1t might be otherwy IN regard 10 tn
10 territories. There may be ,ent'ren from them Q.
Mt credited But under all thee ccumstanc,
N the adoption Of such resolution. voud, an his ud,
msnt be productive only oi U1uiii-Iou and disorie