, 1864-08-14

thouio move that they proceed upon the local o.
caLfzatlon's own basis 10 orGanlze. and that the
The resolutions were then pnt to the meeting md
same % re.uit as before-sYes III: noes about 10.
Judge Carter, Of Ohio. begged to offer protest
to1 hnsst and spoat fry nen1c4sts fsena:
1hutsday. he st{Gmatised the action OF the Con-
ventiou as unfair, breach Of trust, tytaun{csl.
spiritusIitm to political ends. They protested
that It vas unfair to cram adverse political esnti-
dwn tie hfcsts ot 1e n snd
ner, Ut an hour when most Of their party were
known TO te absent. &c concluded By explaining
unconditional Uniou man as any Of their num- |
Der, and had In his time spoken publicly for the
e. ~
is1d shall b. taken fran ,he Union. lchccfs.l All
be differed with them was In the manner by which
i was to be preserved The speaker claimed that
! Mr.. Ftnney, Of his delegation, bad committed 4
politics md then Working ios Tic psssase Il lie
| obnoxious resolutions.
M.. Finney justified himself. ae said be had
promised f;w Of the members, as the judge re-
marked, and void not prohabty have brought IN
The reeo utions, bat when be saw them, and felt
resolutions supporting rebellion, be fell. as an
Americ: n citizen. that he must act a. heh1d done,
The meeting then adjourned until so'clock.
y EVENING sz.s1oN.
The eYeplpg session commenced At o'clock. -
Attep fsw Pfsts9Ey ,Ss ssmatk' uFah of
offered By Judge Carter, from The miuo;fs psstsss
Convention regarding the pntscst Al,y ., ne h
la;u Isupa-sn, upos h III =i-5.t,,
Garfield amid loud applause.
&c copeiiered The protest high handed inault 10
the houte.
eh&F nffh he I'M AfNA4A rommtttfE offered
Il Reeolrtd. That the chairman Of the convention
e seise e1ea1e
thirteen not mots tssn ~ ene Q, each ~; I'd ~
lh' time Aho '0'
sssst e RePnae 20 shat the
s eaa e
Pr. 9afaaes MOVED TO amend 1he ORIGINAL reso-
b ss 1as IL e. 'ss; hs .oFd
& sa,g9s1!,st' s9;!ss :,
ssn y dny sns ef - sach me and
Place aos speese ps5
q 3ea. sPassssa ssS o G.
* nointed by lossi oiranfzsions or associations
d,s o es ess Saaea i ss
.ys T. III oos q
II II ye,y stormy discueslon followed, participated
~ IN Nv i}r Gardner and Messrs. Finncy, Hoohey
~ ~ Leo Miller, Warren Chaae, Parker, and othert
," Personalities were used with trne "sprisuAt
~. i1eeSom. those ueea Sy Dr. Pa.ke. be.og especial
a. yohJect;opnhle. In reply to hie insinuations D
en- he bsa hs nd {,
been actuated By no sinister motives. During y
,ns debate which was characterized by grsat opfoa
ste Mr. rinkhsu, NepfesgntoASe ieonn Gatatnt.,
she Abeolonlc extensivenese, attempted TO addre
she the meeting. re was fnied oet q olae1 " ).
AN Chairman and Immediately tetatcd !tona tle ~
viii FORM wnsn be Tas selzsa VII Enat H.
t6e nal re.o1mcss dignity By tns na@e ofs ~
the In the confne Q! rev mnn.es. oMMc - ns
uld te:naf application Of oqueous reelo.ahhSes, .
sreiy pteeS q paMs saa Mse. f..inn ~
light turned to the PLATFORM anu askeu @ H. ~,
be the ehanne! 70 convey messs &c nom tae Spt
luds land TO the beliGrera. I9s Ieanee. va Tob
tets With and me ionowInf aousess was oe'A'ei'"
cave the inspired anoaV'ouM: ,-,,
lists Convention, and have deternained that they
bF useless or Ec h,ye taksn e. ehas % .as - ns ae
aen Ourselves anu Will feaa Waat IL au1eaoea 10 SCI
lion, "Thero will be Worlds Convention OF spi
lozy. uslists at New York City. commenting on va
might lnvton's birthday, Feb. I'd 1865, at 10 ocloci
sontIpned unttl al the busness Ia through "
% on Theu efeat Circle Of the world will be 1nau
n thc fafe3, nuw Bible revealed, and the CID Que
10 I'd nrnmu1catIon of reform throughout al soci
Cd to riyeu Under she direction .os God Alute
coz. t6toaeh Jesus Chris! ana ths eosdjutc5s, On
nhab- netw,httsndng color OF eett, sre invited to
fectiy trnd ii fhev viii obscrya the rules: bvf 81
here: 1Gxnistfnn In teW be chdsofd The meeting v
ooettc II adionYnes viii move out to large domal
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