, 1866-09-06
NEW YORk REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.

1nsly Retrieved.
sIRAcusr, September s.-Whiline Hall was
aned Al noon hy delegates, members of lhc losai
A twclsr o,elSck The Convention was called to
order by William r. Stewart, Eh.ifmsn nf M y,
main Or Albany, BE- ehosen ,emnorsrr @ 1GanSe GaSa9 aTe
,.-as Sqno!@s nq .,! 4adden m9scd to Substitute tho
OF tnrcc yearG ne power 81 organizing our Con.
xeations had been usnrpcd by IN outsids hndr.
T was ;hs habit Of tho chairnan of lie sS sta's
ofaecI, and through a mistaken ida or coaricsvs
II M Mas m a,sss'9nea Aain booy onside
ing o. both the Temporary aad rcru1aae5t nresid-
1ng otticers out Of the hands Of the Cvpyeuiioa,
rs anS Ssate Committee havc no right 10 do lh,e.
Juase 7fsmsin, Sni &c 'GencTa' @ I''sn VII WIZ Wiz
tsalI, ,.atly T. the did, and md T 70 is Is
ciyll a4airs. Ee would lIie to sec JaaEe T:cmaia d
eelec9ed for permanent CbatEE.zn and ssoulI sup
teg s sn' E. ogsa he cO
rnty Chairman.
NJ; George n. Cuffs said the Convention
poesa sisds hS s sSsea @
consideration Of the very srasest questions thai
have arisen In the present. csisis. He had TIC
int he ASSURED the Convention ihss It Wns mlca ss
!utely essential that hatlno1S should prevail. II
has been Tho habit for tho State Committee, cuaa-
nans as ~ docs trom Tie State conyenau, TO
unless we have Lost fa1th lii our CommIttee. he
could acc no gooa reason for dlsrcgardiug tho
MIR. Spencer favored the motion Of Mr. Madden,
expressing at the tane time Ereat respect for and
eonhdcnce In Judge Trematn. tlan whom no man
~onid better g1uce lie chair. III
The Question was then put, and It was decided
that the aYes had it.
clau,ation.
Judge Tremain and Jamcs A. Bell were ap2oint-
cd to conduct General vau Wick 10 the chair
0n rcaehinc The platform, ,sGeneral Tan3Wiek
1es11H ID nc 1ol'oWn ~ 5a.sss fcq"cn1Iy iatcs-
GEEEhA IAN wIck's AppHEss,
Five years ago had the honor TO preside over
Tnion party Of The State Of View York. jus. en- as
sasius In the stern con:llc, 81 arms standing upon
The same rlatin'1n Of principles as now, with The
We were pleading then that this great tEuzt be-
quenttcd by opr fathers should not without
struggle be surrendered to tic demands Of rrocls
Of he or onsr saas t:sason san' ae e.. fc*nts aot
hs h15 nc shal Est Panlc, psoss
has been shed In vain. The nation responded
then, and With hsyonet and ballet went forth TO
conquest With ths sa.ns zeal, aud trusting in
battle is still raging, hIt Transferred to uuothcr
form. The sanr elements ou either eide arc Ia
,1s,, ,hs ra,s'. .trsds. Then a!r,ssd against rs
With thrrais aud ienuncinti.iu appealing to cnw.
a.si.ss aud a.arlcc tIrouss Knights Of The Golden
.lss C1sc and Sons ef Iioe1ty7iae maehlnations Of
"ssins. us today. With us were the stout arms
and hfare 9Gstts OF an a:1ny Of soldiers, The cxcr
;iuns Of millions ut home. tie prayers Of every
holy inIue.ees are w!ti, Us tod toi,y, 'ec c1eept 1a
TIC few who looking from, new stand- point have
fFt% h1t1 1f4nirt Inn .1Inlt
Ing memories and Insertions Of Thousand bal.
llet whiie 'a'lyins by onr slc arc tlo spirits OF
Kearaey. sedssics and Mcpass:on, and 'Hloa, lss,
though mt lrA.t, our own belosrd Wa,lswurth.
Cherished in l:tc, H. m"a'o-x li lI green sorsser
unknown graves in The sAata,,s Of The ocI1is .1lI
The tlislirt< Of the Wilderness OH the I'll Of t;rt-
iysbure, anon. the clulls or tooanut Mountain
trs who ircd ito last rnu dclantlr fno.u ont tic
wateis that were swaltawinr up :he gallant crew
Of the cu,nber1sna.. wn, the ilas Of onr country
cai'anl spirit. bahl whfc,. went out
nsle lsls, libby. Salisbury. ali An:Ic1sonsiIle.
whose n,agnets, while living, were the Ircala Of
his ass,-sis, the slific:s of whose memory when
ae,a d ,s! a'e row 'he boon ronl'aniona around thc
q . raau. WHO has betrayed ~ lie h'''.a trast
Of a co3iidin- peon1e. liow can The dead
lolc the people! SLall lhe siatcs lI,cly in rebel
sI iion ?; immediately rck,o,ed 10 those rights for
suits achieved hy b!ood IN TIC held shall be d11niy
secu'ed by Constitutional acknowledgements.
5oes0n Soes be may call rs Gonsu'topuEess
act Of The great Lincoln ior snppresstpc the rebel
hon, thc .aniligg Of the lit.lc bell by Seward
which M G9Insigned 70 Fon LAFAYETTE No.lhern tral
every set OF Congress 10 iase rsvenae or an ars'y
was denounced as 1tncon.t .titutional. james Bu-
ehansn pronounced not only secession but ita
eoc5c1nn. OF suppression unconstitutional. Let
rs sIn no such hazard again. bnt engsuvc solemn
" on the foundation Of thc ltcpublic the lessons
Q. tn,a var, 1iat lad men In the future can read
President Johnson, IN his pilgrimage oatensibly
10 70 la5 thc cornerstone Of monument to one Of
tanned by men Of nll parties, taking the great
heroes The army aud navy to crcate enthusiasm.
HS,ssing gnn sha dsmoEoae by pretending to be oi
Ignoring their representa!vse, eSen S taRsne SRsles
lssa, by Withdrawing ffom thcir control
5as 5sore ,se san,14x - ,hs gat
yielded by tysants-ttat Of willing oLeiicnce, In
New Orleans he allows the creatures OF the rebel
e9n eT 10 ,t tsnpnIess s an as:emoly of Union mems
clearly indicates The purpose to attempt tie sup
nressionn Pre- 10 Of the Ame'ie,n CONGRESS . an asurpa-
70 lis pos IS a iii efet wa cue shoaa IT, Ene
tl,e dangers around ue, thai We be % prepared % 10
meGt [o the cmerg:ncy and let TIE ballol box give
pendent press ns corrupt. r.s.ccsary and sul,si.-
died. tecausa II does Aot iiat,cr hts erotsui ana
s,ns I;ssse5 to bis Infamous policy; Who, bat b.,
tue press. and who before has use
T. 20 basc]y and unscrurulously.
verge of ihe Govzsnneaf be ct sRat fhe ea eams ias
vote madc him Vice President. Congress md tleIr
advocates 10 day were demanding al tiasjohnson
lie rrofceEcs. etll, dc.oton to the Baltimore plst-
form Of ;sa;l, which pledges assistance to the Gos-
efnment il bringing % Pani:hmeui tic sebe!s and and
form ne did rot consider the Staies ii rebellion
entitled 10 immedia1e restoration. be sad. bnt in
ssIiiDg e., Z Convention 10 restore the Site:
Shall tLc men Tho gave their influence md
70 Il r. re Arc es
le permitted 70 cS9tras i.eidesii1icai II iii Sc
&C. ss aaa 81 shs iii u Isys so
all The glorions sicsoiies Iy our noble ar1te;
70 for aousht and Ill the battle hcls which have
ngfn epWn VIII dead heroes during The rebellion,
:, Therefore. 1laitnr should IKE back seal IN
The work Of restoration. He forfeited Ills richt TO
saie ma 1eyr LEI sn msn he hs
q aas .as s,ss s ss as %1ss Ca + : ;<s
t5aous % nfn. Loyal men, teh.tasr ,niiit or Giaa,
9a9alI dtone cohrot htt <s:inies.' Thus AndFrw
nennis esMno oS Me sentiment Of the american
ssfrnnn ~ ~ 80 1Aa.. - - 1oM a. aeep anu
sner hc @ nre:s T. m ss "aen ne gave ulteT-
9ixca because they believe he epoke truth In 1854
src,,r Ss &c s, ~ asS. hs lrGclnmes l through his
Tie lie Pfes.den1 considers the acceptance Of The
senesat s1 ~ sonth Carolina as Indispensable to
stet:a ne asogM o4 ta 9i her relations with The other
III ~ me nrsi message to Congress he said II WIS
~. 700 mten 10 ask that each tci,cl Staic should
1e'ofr u Icsnmed Ills place in the family uI The
lMon, eafc evidence aud pledges of1uvaIfy Md
9e eonsEter az political rights restored 10 The
Saes Sss wien ne rebel almics snrrcndcrcd* Each
nsa ttfcf1os aud other officers, yet he sets