The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21

the ultimate extinction Of the ns.iora debt and
that ve approve ana endorse the detetmiustion ot
the Government under no rrum.tsnces 10 assume
directly or indirectly any portion OF the detta incur
red by the rebel thories in the prosecution " the
var stsntt the United states.
Re.oIrsd, That We eypect At the hand, atths Gov.
eminent as prcmp, and as lsrse reduction ot ihe
nstionl expenditures ss the nstc ql sset -i.l re
NIT an shoiiiion Of all sinecutCs anl visa aud
economical administration Of public Affairs.
=, Reselrsf, Ihs, Ne have ontilo conn .ence In the
direction under PRECEDENT johnson Of Our tucr,use
with iorcign nttions IN his prompt cuiu cement
ssanst them oi all just demsnds In securing icl go
for natonsl In suits and and Ia tnsnininiug
the hIed policy OF our GoyernmcnL by which e
interference Of foreisn powers With the institution,
and menacing to our independe'cr
ktsolred That We tender our concentrations 10
William "a, Seward upon h's p.ovi!eutial escspc
honl the knife OF the assstsn, AL We rel dice that
bis disinguishsd services tnav tti le continued W
The nation and the cauie OF iboTt'.
Resotred, That the adminittra'ion or Gov. Fcrton
deserves ana Commands the respect aud conf fence
Of the people Of this State, and thttN have pledged
TO Il our cordial aud hearty support
RSt0lgoL That We call upon the lovsl constituent
ces e the fevCra dsitcts IN this StAe iu selecting
candidste, tor the Leei,ature snd c.hcr lilce. to
nominate none but men OF known integrity " chat
Acter A. the only means Of a,oirg corruption snd
curing an honest adminlsiIsiion Of ruhiIc Afais.
hesoivd, That a. '.- nion pa,ty ha. steadily
Sustained the Government Ga ia contest with The re.
ehou,nut only sgHiust It's open enemies I'm the field,
but asainst those NO save n the aid NJ orvGn.asi
sympathy and encour,fement In this and o.her lo~N
StateA. - viii II uos MAINTAIN ie authOty and see
ond n, etfor to restore al the hlr.sin.s Of nion.
tieedon and fescr, 70 all sections of ouf common
country and confidently appeal ITS pat history
~ esen and the character o ts candidates, as ia
nte TO public confidence and support.
Amer reading the resolutions aud In rotGonso "a
loud calls, Hon. Henry J. Raymond briefly sddres,d
the Convention, consratulA,lns the delegates upon
the unsniuity and harmony that have characterized
all their Proceedings and also upcn he excellence o
the uekel they have PIT In nomination.
Tho resolutions wote then ed, pt,d unanimously.
On motion Of hr. Ra,moid, tho following vAI
adopted with warm spplsuse:
Rs'olr,d, Thst ve rtqol ~ false and eslumlnoui
the imputAtion cast by the Democratic Convention
upOn the ohcisl integrity sud Personal hoi est c
ChauuCcy " Iepe~, Sscfethry 4 state, tnd thai
endorse hi, oftcla conduct In the cuutne a. ior
Of the Ceuaus, aud m all respects worthy Of th,
approval and concentration Of the people.
Mr.. waldo Huichings offered tho following rcselu
tion, which ~as unan mously adopted:
n soirsd. That tender 10 the able mon Who hsv,
sustained the cause Of American nationally Ia Eng
snd cur graceful thanks, ami ulngls or f1OIrniui
with that Of hls count efp friends th4f yuuI'r tot
the 'ots OF Richard Cob~on one Of he tuost VI tho
number.
Hon. Chsunoey N. Dercw vn then called for snt
responded In few brief remarks after which, siyinl
three cheers for the candidates, tho Convention ad
| iourned sins DE.