The New York herald., 1864-06-28

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70 ,he eoorry BY Their nominations as Ba tmore.
TIE Wee Pres d.nus Andrew Johssen. OF Ten
%a PS s sds sssn me 1sed s,s inc ssa "
patton hy ~n'ch Abraham Lincoln declared 70 have
70 M anu S'A''
The chaman the resclut,ons 70 meeting which
were received wnh ioud crles OF "Aye-aye," and "No
no. shes ayes, however Isreeiy preSom mating. All dh
ference oi opnloo the meeting however, disappeared
at call tor three cheers George r. Mcclellan, the
whole responding with great enthusiasm.
AL TINS moment to1nt Joannes made another effort 70
seeak, os. was again pushed pso hts scat by the as
ten dant policeman.
lhr Chairman then declared The resolu,ioos carried
REMARKS OF TaB CHAIRMAN.
The CHAIRMAN said-Beore introducing the dA.
Nngnshed ger tlemen who address you may be-
proper for me TO stte few acts which have to
within two three days in connection with
ssst,mopy Of . gentleman whose name ls TO BE-
found tho handbnis - address meeting,
another engagement had pledged himself 10 before
the call for thss meeting Was issued This gentleman
Fremont Lincoln mee,ing-toud laughter )-srcmoAt
and Cochr gentiemep-the other in such
conlict they sometimes come together
lThe speaker here interrupted by another three
voccrous cheers for General Mcclellan, sueceeoed by
burst Of applause
VOICE Three cheers for Cochrane
The meeting responded 70 the call most heartily.
The CRnRMAN, resuming-lhe geayIeman states that
the FRIENDS OF Lincoln sses and cheers)-are very
indignant against General Fremont but he says though
they indignant against him that indignation is not
half equal TO they feo their
dste. tCres OF "Oh, oh. He says that tbs anomaly
exists that party, Of large proportions, OF their
party, nominated man Tor whom the best mon OF
that party, the most intelligent, the mos. high
toned, the most regardlul or principles, canno.
vote and MAINTAIN their own self respect. Cheers.l
Convention. And / have to present 10 yos
ou, single instance 70 show you tho dilemma
In the that In the editorial correspondence OF week
y religious newspaper in this city, in the advocacy OF Mr.
Baltimore at the date OF the convention held there
editor states that the distinguished Hon. SecretSYy OF
the Baltimore Sanitary a {isses groans). He says
furtbcr-("Name hm' who s he')-and this Is the
point TO which WISH 10 draw your attention. He says
Gpame hm )--inst he was int xicated, Aud he says
thatn owing - his of duty editor he
the ao s a sy ss
at the helm OF the STATE (Hisses.) IN the same
letter the editor Of this religious paper states that
the New York delegation might have controlled the
nomination OF Vice President in favor q Mr. Dickinson
but in order to secure the chief place 10 the Cabinet
OF their own citizens Of New York for
years, and they concluded 10 vote for Andy Johnson
and 30 was made unanimous. lHisses.) And ye, that
editor back to New YORK TO vote for
the nominee OF the Baltimore Convention knowing
the was pledged TO give the chief place the
'Nams name-does not fear to stand up and advocate
the claims Of whom he hesitate 70 stigma
tie sruokard TO stand at the helm OF noble
ship OF State during the storms which will surround
during the coming four years. II these things
be done N The green tree, what may be done
religious paper. what may be expected from the
secular ed,tors' cName the psper',) ! aiude to
here who does not know that paper edited such
interes. must be insincere and hypocritcal And If
they driven 10 such exLeintes and such straits
do not know where the precious interests OF Abraham
introduce to you the dsting gentleman who
Will next address you.
SPEECH OF DIR. oREsrEs A. sRowSsoN.
pr; orestes A. Bsownson OF New Jersey, was intro
Vo'cE-''Givs us little OF Mcclellan now" Caugh-
ASoruEs yocE--'Let US bear about the Seward
policy"
rhere considerable confusion as he was about to
'.Leuder louder" DR.. Brownson said he was there to
speak on subject that lay his heart "a man. as
Al this june,ure club marched into the hail. which was
crowded already scconpaniedoy band and presenting
banner, which inscribed these words-"A lee
press the true guardian Of the peoples rights"
This understand Is ratification meeting, continued
Dr. srow,soD % ana ITS design Is 50 ,ay The nominations
rot here as party man; never was party man for
never i0EDd party Tnat could hrd with
tiear. hear) Iproosbiy have found iault wnai par
ties that have been organized in this country
timcs acting with them and sometimes against |
them. But have this TO say. let
be as my confession, that 10 1856 voted |
for james buchanan. Toat is enough. hi ses.1 !
Hear lle in 1880 dd the fsr worse thing
o. voting for Abraham Lincoln Great laughter hsaes
applause cheers for Mcclellan aud L.acon Having
been wrong twice do TO DO wrong the thru
time i"Buily'j; and now am ready 10 suppOr. any
wbo VIII defeat Abraham Lincoln. Kisses ami ap.
pause Nv nrss OBJ ect, the tning which res pe.rsst
uly 10 fegrtt ri
the tnou and the const!Sution. which has its
strength and t, glory am ready to suppor, any party
or any mani tiiorato Seymour)-yes or yailanogham
sscs and eheers) aye. Fernando Wood lGood and
spplauselany man who can decst the reelection OF
object defeat the nominations OF the Baltimore
Convention-( Bully and appausei am ready 20 Join
American c@ess who viii defeat shoddy ana shoody's
"a yocs-wha, 10 the meauing OF shoddy0
ir. BsowwoS-Ass sir. Lineoiu's iriepds, aud ,hey |
viii tel you. lIaughier( You win have all your ques
tons answered before get through. in favor
oI some men ~hose names have given; but tel YOU
! prefer those men 20 men. men can.
sidcr those have Of zoycrnueat
now lAppanseD II know not and ask no, what the
political sentiments OF This meetin. tnst address ng,
but believe am ADDRESSING assemble. OF American
citi7eas and pstrfoss who love this country who
win 10 preserve as the land of freedom have sup
ported the dmEisiraiion since Il intugugaed,
felt l; necessary DO So 10 order 20 supor,
the government snail sapport snv ra, =, n
" necessary 10 DO my duty 10 the government OF
ms county ano !, w SIeres o. my congsymen but
President 'Good," hisses and applause In July 1902
wrote in MY review. "The by the republi-
party ei such Abraham Line In Tor Prcsi.
dent has weakened my confidence 10 tse party, and
dampeo wbstever hopes might have had" IA vo!os
s.you voleo Tor ~. -
Or. BnovssoS--D Do you want 60 know whyf
VocE--Ace.
Dr. Bnowwsos-Bscause considered Lincoln the ,s,st
OF evils that pre- Cd II the had
presented csndd,te candidate that could have
voted without bay1g fusion before my eyes, should
not have voted with the republican party a voice
why ddnr you vote for DOugiisy) ] viii answer that
question. cou a not vote for Iougl.e Let me nave
time 10 answer your questions don't put any mere
Any man no puts questions must wan and hear them
answered won Z be interrupted IN that way. dtdnt
vote Tor Douglas, because didn't Ike him DID pos
ke him for ynriats reasons but the main reason why
didn't vote tor him was tnai could moi do Without
voting FOR John &. RTscsnTldse (lRsss aud appliance
but et that ass. didnt want 10 dc ,ud ms sell srn
not OF sOfcieni Importance 10 speak thus myself.
oriy want TO defno the position IN which sood hnd
voted with too republican Iary noped that party