The New York herald., 1866-03-06

consideration In the prese. an iasis y ",n'aiii va
ancy of the white race againA 'he o3a attempt OF th
republican party TO degrade 1t to c ", ~ '' me
They should assure them that 10 ~compish TINS enc
they were will ng for the time being a. least TO ignor
all other issues The noble stand taken " a. .s
johnson in favor of speedy restoration ol 'o e,e
whose people had lately been In rebellion to the .1
reat ons TO the federal Union, and the enlish
and magnsnimous policy he had adopted for ,ud
accomplishment Of this truly patriotic purpose de-
served tho highest cnmmendation. The Presidents
action in this respect had demonstrated that he was
worthy to DO handed down to future generations with
those OF the immortal Washington Jefferson, Jackson
Clay and their compatrots His veto of that iniquious
measure, tho Freedmen's Bureau bill, should Challenge
the admiration OF all who wished TO law and order
restored and military prescription give place to civil
degree grand quality OF sedenal In rejecting the
alurements OF power and patronage so Law shy proersd
TO the Executive by the bill in question: which
thy of all praise Should his hands be held up by
every man. without distinction OF party who desires to
the Union restored with all the dipnity, equality and
rights OF he several States unimpairedS
At the conclusion OF his sneech Committee Reso
utons appointed, CONSISTING OF from each Sena
toral district Tho Convention then adjourned until
o'clock
The afternoon session has been very harmonious and
enthusiastic Thus FAR an excellent spirit has prevailed
The resolutions. however, will bc the test II the
plauso to the speeches is indicative OF what the Con-
venop WI do there can be no doubt as to the nature
Of the p'stform-
THE EVENING SESSION.
The Convention was called together again at seven p.
The crowd, anything, greater than at the ar
overlow;ng and II is doubtful II many people
ever before gathered in the Assembly chamber Tho
Committee on Resolutions not being ready TO report
nearly an was spent in speechifying One
endors tho economical tendencies OF Andrew johnson,
and evidence OF his great economy he said The
fact that he refused TO his ammunition "dead
ducks"
Tho Committee on Resolutions finally reported tho
resolutions. They brief and received with ap
plause and unanimously adopted. The following Is q
complete copy
THE RESOLUTIONS
recogn zng crisis in the AHA Of the republic, and
teeming the immediate restoration OF the Union para
mount 10 all other issues do resolve-
That the states whereof the people lately In rebel
lion are integral parts Of tho union and are entitled to rep
faith to he Constitution and laws and IN order 10 vndc to
the maxim that taxation without reiresentton tyranny
That The h Of the republic is pledged to tie paymsnt Of
sary for that purpose
States. including tho amendment prohibit NJ slavery and
under provision will accord those all thsir
That each State has the exclusive right orcsuate tie
qualifications Of its own citizens
government o he republic and we unwilling to grant to-
nat the bold enuncaton of the principles Of the const
annual and Freedman Buresn messages OF President
Johnson cnt e him 20 The confidence ana support Of all who
That the nation to the Of armies and
de- snso Of TIE eons,isaion and the @noa aud St While
cherish with tender affection the memories q the fallen
pledge heir widows and orphans the naoas care and
bounues OF our soldiers and sailors.
The resolutions were unan mously adopted
NOMINATION ER CLYyER AZ CANDIDATE PORrovKRScB
Az the resolutions were disposed Of the con.
vention proceeded to ballot for candidate for Gov
-Four ballots had before a choice made On the
first ballot Holster Cymer received nity thre votes,
George W. Cts thirty ri hard Vaux eighteen and tho
balance scattering tynor and Cass both gained each
ballot until the fourth when the former was minated
IL nomination afterwards made unanimous.
Hester Clymer, of Reading, is therefore the demo
cand date for Governor In tho Keystone Siafe
Tie Central Committee then appoint d, and the
usual routine OF business gone through with The mo-
thai the nomination became known outsds II was
hsialded by the firing OF cannon.
A srHgCH iRON THE CANDIDATE ELECL
committee was finally appointed 10 wait upoa Mr..
Clymcr agd notify him OF his nomination and request
him to address the The committee re-
t1rn-d after half hours absence with the rsninoo
in charge.
ar. CLyMrR upon ing presented to the convention,
made short speech, cordially approving tho rcso lions
followed up, the style tue other speak
tho appr OF President Johnsons Hs speech
well received
Seve n other speakers followed, continuing the re-
marks IN ho strain adding to the cndors Mt or
Johns ths pr0vn OF Senators Bucka'cw and COwan =
course The spcechying was kept Up until near nid-
night the euusasin increasing until the last. H. has
Of the enthusiastic conventions evrr ne
In tnB State The unaniy mas also uecn unpasAiriird
The proceedings brcu HI to cnnclus ON late
hour hall ringing with che r. for the nominee aud
the le,iden: the United states Tn IS ends tho lrst
chapt IN the present campaign IN this State