The New York herald., 1866-09-06

universal liberty T5 the undying devotion 10 H. 1Se
faith for which 80 long We have struggled. is adfca
de,erm nation to wipe out i overwhelming victory tho
cannot turn back the hands when pout 70 advancing
progress In the dial OF human free son Blair says the
next war will be northern soil an johnson pictures
the horror whom brothers blood will agan how Who is
TO inaugurate the second VIII il bt, the minons
OF johnson in continuation OF his brutal pocy AZ New
orleansH For following his train all the leaders OF
the rebellion all the marauders and guerilas OF that
army some OF the unpunished assassinators o.. LIN
con all the opposers OF the draft murderers OF ero
vost Marshas and the rioters Of Memphis and New W
leans While to-day the Union party believes in the
pas the ballot bpx 10 be the great arber in republics
among rs numbers cannot be found one who went
form with a musket 10 the field, and besought
the Almighty In prayer for dcliverance, not one who
struck blow braathed 4 wish against hts country.
We stretch forth our hands and greet the Union men
now IN convention at Philadelphia Prosecuted though
they pc and sorsy stricken we renew our allegiance 70
them because of their featy and devotion to the nag or
the Union The brightness OF their patriotism tried IN
the furnace times heated binds US with no CON-
their God our God We tell johnson TO hurl bitter do
nuncations and Withdraw the light OF his countenance
people than enjoy tho pleasure Of sin for season We
tell him. too that should bloody hand again arise 70
tear down and tamne our banner IN the dushwe would
say of il then A. W did OF the past
Ills the flag Il America II floats the brave
'1s the faires. .nfurled the lind or the
But though brightest IN story ard ms,chle.s % in light
lis the herald OF mercy as well as q might
bes " as q ae ss aa may ee
We send greetings this day TO the gallant state of Yer
mont and unite CONGRATULATIONS with the loyal of
the nation thai tile Dag 81 tho Onion and constitution
safe IN the hands o her they have rebuked the
staggering pretender and his deiested policy by in
creased majority As rolls around tho world the echo OF
her shouts, and ner mectines viii everywhere gladden.
and nerve the hearts OF patriots
AT the conclusion repeated cheers given for the
Union, General Van Wyrk and Vermont.
On motion, Mr sinclair Tousey appointed tenn
porary secretary
On motion the ruos of the last assembly were adopted
for the government of the Convention.
GEORGE DAWSON, OF Albany, moved that the Secretary
be directed to send telegram, in behalf Of the Conven
ton, 70 the Philadelphia Convention, expressing hearty
sympathy with its object and purposes This was carried
with cheers.
The roll Of delegates was then called. The name OF
Lyman Treman elected applause and that of George
Dawson was welcomed with cheers. The names of Hor-
ace Greeley, Colonel Woiiord and George William Curtis
were received with applause
Judge Ea1fETr of Duchess nominated Lyman Tre-
main for permanent President
On motion It was resolved TO appoint committee OF
Two from each judicial district on permanent organiza-
ton
Judge Eirrr moved that the committee bo instructed
to lei ort the of Lyman Tremain for permanent
Presd nt. This carried
Mr. WALDO moved that committee of two be ap-
pointed from each judicial district to report an address
and + solutions.
Judge J4Mrs, of st. Lawrence, moved TO amend by
providing that the committee shall consist OF ono dele
gate from Congress onal district to be selected by
The respective delegations.
GEORGE W. CURTIS suggested that this question more
properly belonged 10 the permanent organization
HORACE GREELEY urged Immediate action on the ground
that II Will occupy considerable time to prepare an
address and the resolutions, and the sooner the
mittee, however constructed gets at 1t the better
cARLEs $, sIEscgR favored the original motion, say
ing the Convention had the utmost confidence in Its tenn
porary presiding officer
Mr. HUfcnlsG for tho purpose OF saving time, altered
his motion so sas TO provide that the committee shall
consist OF tn rty two, 10 b. appointed by the Chair
Judge JAMES opposed this motion, saying II every
thing is cut and dried II the slate Is already made up
as Il was in Philadelphia, then there use of any
at all.
Mr. HUTcmNs withdrew his motion
Mr. SPENCER said no not In the habit OF yielding,
and renewed hs motion that the President appoint tho
committee. There is no " slate" here the slate was
broken at the start
subsequently he withdrew the motion and that Of
Judge James adopted
Mr.. IL D. Low moved that a State committee 10
sis OF from each congressional district be reported
to the Convention by the respective congressional dele
gat ons 70 which shall be added two at large 10 be APP
pointed bv the President.
Tho Pre- ipfxT announced the Committee on Perma-
nent Organization folows:-Andrcw Bleakcy, N
Kingsley John Thompson, II. y. Robertson, c. l. Beale
J. X Ramsey, d. " Berry, J. Seaver, James Bell,
Charles Andrews William Beardslec, L. l. Curtis z. IT,
Blake, J. b Murray, AG LocShart and Isaac NJ. Scher
merhorn.
Recess t half past three clock