The New York herald., 1866-09-19
ou yin please do q Sy MY orders Laughter and .p.


fsRNAsssf NATIONAL oRdksuzArox
Colonel LIws p: oAxrsEtL came forward on the plat
form and said MI President. VI. now .sk leave 70
on OF permanent national organization OF the soldiers
and sailors Of she Union do 20 at this time because IL
peetings 10 appoint the committee during the recess.
think important that II should be acted upon at once,
and ask TO have Il read The resolution was read as
follows
Resolved lhssMe Committee Resolutions and Address
be instructed q report Central Executive Committee o.
quarters shall be In the city OF washington.
Colonel ZKrIeH OF New Jersey--l move TO amend that
resolution by providing that the delegation from each
State and Territory be requested select person as
member OF national executive committee OF soldiers
aud sailors 90 Of the Union tAppauss.l .,,,,on !, .
have national executive committee with ts headquar
ters at Washington, for despatch of business u WIN
act a. an auxiliary 10 the largo committee
to be honcerorth formed II would be very difficult
when some mporent hnsnes s 10 be transacted 10 ca
moinbers together from California and other distant
States and Territories TO meet at one central point
viii, however accept the amendment in order 10 save
time.
Colonel zEuLIcu--I would suggest to the gentleman
that the national comuittee, which my amendment de-
signs 10 raise shall have I'm power to appoint sub
committee from their number to act az central execu
Colonel CAMrEELI--very wcll; accept tho amend
ment
General MeMAHoy-I raise the point OF order that
under the adopted bv the convention the resolution
must be referred TO the Committee on Resolutions WITH
out debate.
Col. ZEuncH.--rhen q Suspension OF the rule.
The PRESIDENT put the question on the resolution as
amended by Col Zeulich without deciding the point of
order, and 1t was adopted by almost unanimous vote
The PREsrpHNr--l desire TO say 20 tho Convention
that venerable temporary President being compelled
TO quit the city today desires before he bids farewell to
the Convention TO return his Acknowledgements to his
fellow soldiers for the attention they have shown him
and the regard they have evinced towards him.
Some applause and shouts waro then raised for Cen.
Wool who stepped the front OF the platform and
enthusiastically received
GENERAL
General NOOL said
90 Whan I hprc ayVin La inn
portant business, thought would have but day
here. communicated 10 my friends that came here
not 10 seek position office. bnt to do whatever could
10 aid in the great IN which thew engaged 10
aid IN saving the country and the Union. Great sp
pause And IL there is any part Of the people OF this
country who them. II IS this patriotic band here
have the utmost confidence in the patriotism OF the
officers and the soldiers and sailors Of our armies and
navies and ! am sure they VIII never Iai
when their country s endangered to stand by her The
manner in which have been received hore has hlled
M with deep emotion had no conception OF the vel
cheers that l should receive here might, per-
baps, have expected u from many Of my compairots
with whom have served, but did not expect IL from
many Of whom I have seen bnt who have
Tough, and distinguished themselves again and again
the Geld Of battles but have received nothing but kind
ness from you, and am cure shall forget IL.
shall remember II OF the most pleasing incidents
OF a long life.
As the old General concluded his remarks tho Conven
tion rose TO their feet man and gave three
uine camp cheers and tiger The scene was animating
and exciting Ono private, who could not rise, having
but one leg stand placed his ha on tho end of his
cruch and moved IL In tho air. Another mutilaci
hook made after lhe fashion Of Captain Cuttes much
to the hazard Of his nearest neghbor Cries wore raised
OF HAL 20 the Chieflo g Band bandio The bard
thereupon struck up the air HaIl 20 the Chief" tho
Convention still standing and at It's close giving three
rousing cheers for General Wool.
The PREsIDEsr-If the Convention will come 10 order
for one moment have resolution To read NJ this tme
sent up bv member Of the Convention Cries OF
The PrEaDExr-The resolution comes 20 me anony-
mousiv; but It Is in which an oil the Conven-
ton viii heartily concur will read it,
Can loa AL
the Kennedy House 10 he railroad station this afternoon
Some applause followed and the resolution was
adopted by unanimous "ave"
ergERIso TILE RAMS.
The PRarDESr--Fellow soldiers 7 have
cheering clegrams read TO you. which convinced
yon viii be pleased 20 hear therefore request your
attention.
Tho secretes then read tho following telegram from
the New York Onion mass meeting
Spw YonK, Sept. II, 1864
To PnSsnEsr soLp,vps Asp slnoRs' cosvEs.
assembled At Union square geens 70 hc soldiers and
sailors of ne rnon 4ssembsd Al Cleveland May your
which your blood has been poured outthc Immediate
- = : 5S%s PSTSIsf 4 ss. TAYLOR.
The reading uf the telegram received with enthn
sssn and the customary defeannz mnolsd with
cree OF Buy for Dix " Three cheers for John A. Dix,
and when three had been Justify given another three
cheers FOR Dix was called and mot a similar response
The pREsiDgSr-There are other kilograms, fellow sol-
Tho following was then road
rFNyns Tenn Sent H. 1865
To rnK PREslnrST CLEVELAND CosyESftos.--
The soldiers OF the late COME "rac army met here ~ day
sn asgsS ne , ss yGss Snssn 2 ,s.;
.on upun soe s W. - ssess - p .a a' !" III, III
pr. are end sney A, wa 10 sa,e ySs Ss
cternaaon their rgas ciyens Of sltes rod Of The
United States 70 the soldlrrs. ~ us o. iniv
and ninepsc applause and o. our PAT We pledge security
MAS ~ovs ,ior wil l.. hela here 10 morrow fsunIaY
nsh 10 ais. 10 nal preeon pu rpose and sen
tments " -. FORREsr
Gov. rku ufsDAIE.
r;,r,, ~, ~ .Ai,,,,~A1. - ,,,..~,,
,h,,' 81 y, ~ II rf,pp
Jts y cyiAIMT'Rs
D. q. DUrRIf
Tie reaaln. of H.. telegram was received With an.
ulansq
delegate moved ina, CON nl,,ea os dvo ba annotnted
IN nrenare suitalo answer 10 The telegram fpst re-
co,aa
Another srterats moved a. On amendment that the
pr@s5ant ~ tbs Topyention ~ reapsiaf NJ ma NJ,