The New York herald., 1866-08-10

Dihicts-Flnst, p c. Van wyck, Jacob l. Smith;
Second, silas seymour, c. II. Maurice Third Jusus W.
blanchard, ). s. Smith; Fourth, Cornelius Thompson,
John Ball fifth, George Maynard, Deos De Wolf;
staart - POST; Eighth, Hasssa' ssye w Thavsr. a.
After brief recess tho committee reported as fol-
Tsesdens-Robert H. Pruyn. Albany
Vice Presidents for the Judicial Disfyicfs-Thomas J.
Cramer and General b. Van BrunL O. r. Maurice and
stillwe and George W. Chapman, George Ashley and
Avery skinner, X H. Davis and Warren GIe,t, NJ 8.
Newton and ! c. Babcock, Lyman spauiding and
secraaria-Thomas E. Smith. r. O. Perrin, William
a. Rice W. smith, siias c. Grumman j. c. Roby, d.
Mr.; PRurs on taking the chair said :-Gentlemen Of
the Convention, thank you most sincerely for the high
assistance will endeavor discharge the duties OF tho
chair n such manner expedite your business and
meet your approval From your action In the few hours
allotted for your deliberations results will ow far
reaching and important to the country and the world as
which hs a states
not indeed met TO establish re-establsh Union OF
these States We have assembled because we maintain
been dissovcd that these states and In
separabe and you win soemnly declare that in so far
depends you, they shall be and nsepara
BILE. To maintain this truth millions OF froemen
rushed to arms, and bled aud died and
and MANNED veterans In every city, village, and
hamlet in the land are living witnesses Of that triumph
severity Of the conflict and the stern and devoted pa
trotism Of those who so noby vndicated the national
unity and indivsibiiity Gentlemen loyalty and pa
riotsm are not confined by geographical lines We this
day rejoice that thousands IN the South well the
North were found true TO glorious flag The loyalty
Of many OF Southern brothers tried In seyerer
fires than was and II was found to be OF
during texture which became firmly knit pro-
perty vanished families scattered and life threatened
We are proud TO take them by the hand and call them
brothers. And you, gentlemen, will concede them
sne. n ae0 ss cneeruy ana ruy As you WIN
now have an opportunity to show the world that II Ia
as wise and magnanimous in peace as IL was valiant,
nd trim npha MT In war nurUa haun
laid down their arms and gone 10 their poughs and their
country homes Congress desires prolong the conflict
but miserable party rumphs bloodess Congressional
battle fields not required TO supplement the splendid
victories won by Grant and Sherman, Sheridan and
heroes, whose names were not born TO die. The true
national Union men OF the country regardless Of party
names, unfe'tered by party ties. VIII repudiate the
monsrous doctrine that national galaxy had been
destroyed. Some Of the stars may have been for
season obscured; the lustre Of few may yet be
dimmed But thank God, every star is stll there not
one has been blotted out Animated by this patriotism,
with bright eyes beaming on u.s. and the approving
smiles Of bauty, you will am sure, be able to adopt
such wise measures will, under the blessing Of that
God who has thus far in peace and in war, guided our
Of ae couny With heso os
remarks, ask what Is your further pleasure'
DAVID X FLOYD Josss moved the appointment Of
following genIlemon were appointed on said commit
Messn Thomas J. Barr, r @. Bailey, D. r. r. Jones,
Dennis Mcmahon, Hiram Perry, Hugh A. Mcclellan.
Thomas J; strong, Z. Van yoors., Egbsr Bosg, n W.
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II. N. Fields, H. W. Comstock, and L. Tbayer.
The question recurring ON the motion Of Mr.. Tden
lSr .ne appon,ment Of delegates 70 tho rhiadephis
was adopted unanimously.
The CaAIa then announced the following as the Com
Dlstric,s-First Thomas j. Creamer, f. C. johnson;
Second, James g. See, Calvin Z. Pratt; Third, B. II.
George Ashley, John srykeri Sixth, w. n. Judson, s.
q Downs; SEVENTH Charles 3: Stuart, ?. MaxwelI;
Eighth, James WIlie'a, John b vcsht.
The Convention hcrc took
Evening session.
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Mr.. JONES' from the Committee Resolutions.
reported tho following, which unanimously
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der which this Convention Is now assembled meets our
tRs.e. :: member. Of this Convention
ny ths public .sa.Imsat Of the sssss Of Yori,
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Whole peops should cherish sSsf ms%ory with
pride and aassoa and make ample pro'ian for The com
The committee TO appoint delegates 70 the Phsdel.
phia Convention then submitted the following list which
Dsl oaies a Layoe-John A. Dix, Henry J. Raymond,
Charles g Myers H. L Comstock, samuel fiiden
VIM Kelly "a Hiram Dsno Sanford %,Ss Church ,,s;o
Perrin, Thomas A. Jeroms Abram o. s,imeri second.
Henry r. Pierson, =. J. Iowbsr, rhomas Kinsolla, W.
bert, CaI,i Pratt Alfred NJ Wood; Fourth, A.
Oakley Hall, Edwards PierreponL James b. Taylor,
Bradford, Nelson Taylor, ssmuei Kirkham; SIXTH
N. Blatchford Hugh Gardner, Charles r. DAILY Robert
lns william Boardman, George ". ouinlard; Eighth
Marshall o. Roberts. A J. Dittsnhoerer John Y. Bur
roll, Georss W. Mclean Ninth, Hosea y. Perkins, Henry
Carg, A. }. n. Pennington Andrew CArrigsn; Tenth
sas Soy mour James p Sanders, BENJAMIN Brandretb.
Robert p Perrot.; Eleventh, Jao. ". Brown, yno: e.
Hiram W. Dixon. Henry A. rilden, A. n Heusts, G.
wheaton; thirteenth, Narius schoonmaker. TEsd
Toar.esaih, -Four Robert pruyn Charles Goodyear. Franz
lin Townsend Alfred Van Sanford; Fifteenth, Gideon
snap' 1e si.sssas' s rSs%.s % O Gray Hand Robert
s. Hale, Lot Chamberlain; Seventeenth Albert Andrus
Smith stlwell, Aaron Hopkins. Duncan = Robert
SON Eighteenth, Henry Churchill, George Brig Peter
D. Yates Simeon Summons; Nineteenth Benjamin '.
Rs1ford, r. Z Goodrich, q D. reiows, Alfred Clark
Twentieth, James Bradley, Gee~gs D. Brown, s Ian
sing, George Ashley; Twenty hrs', Theodore Parton
Francis Herman, Daniel Uplsy, Palmer " Kel
Beck with, VIM johnson, AleI. b Richardson; Twenty.
third, vwas W. smith, John J. Peck Charles y. Willis
ton, samsel Smith; Twenty fourth Geo Humphrey,
A. ~ Williams, VIM. G. Bcardsiey, George W. Cuyler;
twenty. .nnh, Marsena n Patrick, Daniel H. Abel, X B
Jones' Edward r fuiicr; Twenty sixth, b. " Tracy,
George Bartlett Fred n. DAVIS Jr.. Y. r. Apgar,
Twenty seventh, John Anot, James Dunn, Rpbert
Campbell Ira Coulter; Twenty eighth Addison Gardner,
Daniel VI Cole, Geo Q. Munger. Edwin r. Brown;
Tweniy ninth, Augustus Rortsr, Oswald Bard. James
I~smsn X Plimpton, AleI w. Harvey, WIN Williams,
thirty .nrsi, Charles Lee, u. Rker. IL ,. Minor. w.
PangsL
the following resolution: =