New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

inaugnraied in the interests Of the nontroas niquiy Of
American Slavery ,., $1,000
ugs on by servants that speech be such a. oecomeh
dc6eatiug in the fear OF God over tne inter
eat of CON tptlO government.
We Five Thee humble and hearty thanks that Thou hast
preserved their lives In the midst OF past dangers So
Tor human speech portray For the sake Of tne 9not on
these States upon the principles Of liberty ana equality
have hsssrded property personal liberty yea even e tse
Many them have pned in dungeons fed TO caves sha
Of the Garth wandered away from the homes Of Their
obldhoodths Of their aneestyi accepting E ~
bonds rghgs impris0nmens exile, deaths rather ua
the surrender Of their constitutional brhrghthe inherit
Of continent consecfaed to Republican goYernmsns
Thew trembe before The future threatening the loss Of all r
which patriots Lave Suffered and died Lin up their bowed
potent rsigneth Thou wilt permit that he dead fallen
10 struggle holy shall have died in vain The voee Of
Thee from the grOundand precious shall their blood be IN
thy sight Thou wilt hear Thou wit Judge tie peeS o. ny
break In pieces the power Of the oppressorl
Oh God Thou hast been good unto this Nation and tor
with high hand and an outstretohed arm have
we snned against Thee, framing iniqay BY Awi
wages psrrerting Judgment and justice degrading Thine
into thing bought and sold in the maIketpace
last delivered U.S. Thou ddst make tic path Justice the only
way the nations safety and the wrath Of % praise Thee
Now q God we look 10 Thee. Warned By thy Judgments
incline hearts oearn righteousness Teach Us as people
TO any people that ordained BY Thee 20 be
evoers to execute wrath upon bin that
thy voice Thou wilt off, Teach this people to whom
Thou hast committed government to other execute
70 secure 70 al people to whom Thy providence thou hast
appointed this land for nsrags the s pleasing Of equal and
the people Of the people and for the people, in its executive
legislative hatthey to when are com
peacoabe and quetEes in all godlness and honesty learning
the wiz Of the people in the wiz Of God Inspire the entire
nor the foods drown Keep us nation faithful TO the inter
Of Humanity in the preservation OF that form OF govern
whose pepetuy only be secured BY equal and exact
Oh our Father we commit Thee all national and
social interests The earth Thine and the Kingdoms thereof
Endue these Thy servants in convention assembled Pene
oas with heavenly ss grant them II health ana pTS,
asng 10Y and felicity Preserve the lives and health OF their
families during their absence Override all strife and debate
among reope the honor and glory OF Thy great name
TO the establishment Of justice the insurance Of domestic
tranquility the promotion Of the public welfare and 70 me
security Of the blessings OF civil and religious liberty 20 Gil
classes people aud to their postery forever Amen
Then followed the Lords Prayer responded to by the Con-
Yention.
Delegate from Mssoori-Mr. Chairman, move to
proceed TO the organization body aud that member
Be appointed each delegation for the purpose Of selecting
permanent officers for the government Of ths Convention
Delegate from Louisiana-Mr President II the gentle
man from Missouri will withdraw his motion, would move
committee Of five be appointed as Committee on Gre
dentiala
Delegate from Missouri have objection to with.
drawing Inc motion, but
The Prenden-s the Chair to understand that tie gentle
man from Wisconsin withdraws his motionf
Delegate from LouisianalfI could get the Delegates
consent matters could be simpied could offer Tesolu
The pre.idenThs resolution in order. There yet
the motion OF the gentleman ron mlssoun
A Vooe--He wiihdTawsit.
The President-VeTy well then. -
a.'OIrSd That Committee Of FIVE members be appointed
By the Chair as Committee ON CredenlsR;.
The p',Sss . sSs ifii''0n ''''n'''
Deiseats~Mr Chairman, i more to amend. propose
that delegation shall select member ior the COMMITTEE
Deegats-I move further 10 amend that the Chairman Of
The III ~ he States was then called and the following
msmbers were named the Committee on Credentials.
Ioai.ssns william r. Jranerj Virginia, George X Gfmer
Ws.t yirsnis, Gen. g. Horthcoti Georgia, George W.
AhsssP asSsI .eDh d II Fs Coz TSss
sr6erGsr. North Carolua A x TSrni:si Ms'{snd Ger A.
Robinson, Di,irist COlanbls, D. G. Forney.
sERaRAyr-AT-ARhs.
On motioa Of delegate william II. Heydt sergeart at
Arm. o. tSs snpssss Legislature appointed Sergeant
stArms OF this Convention.
delegate FROM Missouri moved tsst COMMITTEES Per.
msnent Organisstop 70 consist OF member from each
be appointed in tbs same manner Is the
An smsnSasn, wa offered that %. cupiiss cresss
tis be directed 10 report Che names OF emes
p.rmspest Organization until ccwmee % Crcdsniia
had presented their report Until that report VITA made We
ines not who were delegates and Who we're not
m. smendment was lost The original motion adopted
and The following amendment the COMMITTEES on Permanent
IIabsms Jerome J. Kinds; Keuteeky, IL W Hsves'
Mss,s.inul X O. Sidney Nssoor, Gen. Madison Miller
hrtansa, Gen = Rogers: wes. Virginia ! H. Atx1nsoHi
Georgia IL DunniOs; Ie'8s g Caldwell. ssrth Ss!saan'
Johu A Aierdics norida Cornelius Carts District 81
Columbia Max Oonbeini Tennessee A j. feteherI Loan-
lana H. A WermG1th. =,
The Char becn suggested that alter sba
sdjourns committees which have as been appointed
se. IN ths hall This the mos proper and most convenr
ept psce Tor the committees to ansacf their businss We
wait only for ,he nonina',on o. oeess.s nOm Virginia
Delegate from ToxasI move now that 10 ORDER 70 enec,
an organization. this Convention adjourn until tomorrow
morning at IL O'Clock.
Another Deegate-I TO amend By inserting ocioct
amend by substituting 10 O'clock
This Amendment was accepted and the motion a. amended
was adopted The Convention then adjourned