New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06

words OF eoquence with which you accepted the
ard approved The platform Of tie Baltimore Convention We
eOaoaaded 9 tia nlsgeaoe that you Intend 20 sAs
adoption of tins most sanitary amendment Remembering
you you and gIeyed TO ind go would
initiate tho expmpe OF Eoah and casting nantes
over would retire Ia sAns ana sorrow from !0uf Ple
enee Il Is proposed By the Third Section 10 dsqnaiy DAVIS
~ h soru 10 snprort tie COnstituton afis-5,ard BE-
guilty OF against the United Ssatesi and yet
sha variant n 10 remove even this disqualification Snrely
there mdr In which can pc embodied tue patriotic
heI Pguirlmcrts for crime nOt Inflicted by Govern
from feeling Of but TO preserve the public
aeace and safety nd prevent the commission OF atue crime
There sbOrl b. some permanent record destined 70 eoHAue
while the Union exists eyneng the Jadgiss tbe S
enduring monument those who cone aer Us
of the wickedness and crime Of secession ana tleison
! Adolf this amendment and then the NAu9a
| VII have decreed that the grave {" In, ue
patriotic aud faithful Union soldier deserving 81 non9
than the grave Of the dsoyal Rebel traitor Wine the oe
section is universally commended as just the Only 6fona "
objection urged against Il is that IS unnecessary ~et e
Southern Representatives in with their increased nun
ber and filed with tue hostility which they constantly mani
shall say Unnecessary Let Congress refuse to make tue
annual appropriations and the work OF reputation ALREADY
accomplished Let the question remain open VIA inc 'u
sands Of millions Of floating Confederate dept IN ns
speculaors. and the temptation TO nationllzs TINS
debt would be worthy of the most formidable combinations
be comparison with the importance Of placing the matter
where be questioned or agated The remaining
section is the usual provision designed to give erect 70
the others This then. gentlemen Is the restoration pan
presented b. Congress Tns is all that the hePeseh.a
lives of loyal people require condition o. peace
Never were terms liberal presented to Gerhted
traitors by victorious people Against this scheme we res
deut the Philadelphia Convention the Rebels ana the ~ mo
cratic party present only this pToposoa taat e hoe
and win accept no terms They demand the increased repre-
scntation which has resulted from the addition Of say r
They refuse to relieve freedman from the terrible eya OF
their annmol1us condition. and wingto leave thea 70 me
mercy Of their late masters and IN state worse thah s,e
They rally the relief Of the Confederate leaders ard insist
that political punishment be inflicted upon them ana hna
they sprn proposition that by rrepeaabl' ordinance
the Confederate deot shall be condemned OF the Union ueo
! confined Such gentlemen. are tho important issues
| presented 10 US. and they ought 70 Dc aeceP'Sn 10y
j the Union party Without hesititlon Oh o'us -
ON bee issues and earned the gratitude Of he PEG
uc and only remains for the people % pr r0rm tne GUY
Coprressional plan should not adopted what then H.
through the obnocy perycfy OF tho Rebel S'ates hes
f@rT 10 lbs oya peofls should accepted why shall
be obliged conduct the Government without the valuable
along years Of without their help and - nst nc
South arrayed in arms we are not without mop We MAJ
reason resumes her throne We odmonshed by ever
southern ea that We cannot with safety renquish
our hold on the helm or withdraw protection ana support
from tho Unonisfs the South II the attitude OF SUBMISSION
which succeeded the umhs Of seems to have been
snneree by arrogant pulence and defiant hostility they
| nave elected eyerywhere red.handed and unepenlHt
traitors who have appeaed a Washington and deranded
tber sat In Congress- claiming the right to make laws zoe
the government OF loyol people Tion Alexander H. Sic
| piers down. the Rebels stili Insist that the cause
Of Secession constitutional and righteous and glory
in the heroic Efforts made 60 es'1g ,sS e iha
exhibited that assured soon as our troops are
lives OF Unonists white black The Command'rin;Ca ef
u TIE Confederate forces is nominated 10 tbe Legislature
Confederate pirate is unanimously elected Jaage OF t
Probate Court III Alabama National ars are nsSeu ao
hooted at IL southern iheaer Honors without STINT arc
showered upon tie Confederate head while humble un9nss
no allowed to stTeT ew hS%eT p 9SIn o as sd S hor
bic massacre OF Unonss at Memphis and NewOeshs Na'n
Us ~ 10 ,snS by the Uon men Of the south and to
hyht this battle through to tho bitter end gshliemen
rerro, r. the upon and must meet Ike mem
lie must be both blind aud deaf tie educational INSTRUCTIONS
Of the war and haye failed to place bs haad where nc
doubt the result Of this conflict The Union party present
sublime spectacle Undismyed by detection ana u9seaucil
By patronage Il has already taken tee hed asa sSs Ie
continue the service until ths truly Of our victories arc
| i.ct5ry ioctlne. Already / hear tie, ftiaict. Of
Ne people ringing llI9g oT t0 mem Xii IoTal mem
Mai Maine e. NaSI ~. cdsn Low hnceo and iTcr
ono wgrd 0gye We snic with neabe seorn ana eohtsmp.
wlth w hear the nsidious threat ilaI taS soa,nh @
cs, ,Seir eectoal votes r President aud veePresde1t
anS ,s, The majority they will declare thsy candidates
elected and with the AID OF President J9h's9g key VII eke
rebellion and civil Thrre are several diteJes Ia tle
way OF this nice little scheme. II the south re-
5Szc,s Of ls6s VIII Ike the Congress Of lsei pass law Do
caring that the insgent States san no cas-, teir eeG
votes will such votes DO counted eid IN ue cases hey
in In sr tir he executed and tina, il the southern
states shou attempt il defiance OF H. that the Fes
dent will b. bound to execute tho law viii arrest sneh on
ass g a ID sanoaaSS o
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any national ar cannot doubt that DO VIII prevent any
election or meeting Of the Presi9e9uI electors wn.cn
10 nv a,supon President johnson shan refuse 70 PEI ioln
this plain daty further that other constutonel
will I've employed TO execute heaE' AGAIN, lassyme
that attempt by the South 10 Irape sleh Jaw n1le
foot would the North, nnd that the SOUTH standing
nretxt for taxing possession OF the and in
either Of hesc eases the would fail and as 10 second
sSnseBce in the first e: them try he second Yes let them
try IT, At the first Of the drum an army composed
sition woald come to the Tsscaa aud, adopting the
Presidents opinion that traitors must be punished soldiers
tmeit would be eecuay done done without the inieen
ton Of President Congress court uE or military eonm
will not have so they can have the sword One thing
certain The yanqushed must not dictate terms % 9e y
tors even with tie support OF the Bread and Butter 0Ti
gade Let this Convention proceed Win the performances OF
It's high duties with firm reliance on tae Justice OF o
Union party and the continued favor OF lm VINO has
hitherto helped sna saved our naG c rSso SJ ses
meDts OF the party Let pattern De presented that saa
not be waieed with mixture OF sympathy win treason
under The sugar coated talk Of Conservatism" When i
eOks let Il be nnreeryedy committed 10 the Judgment aud
support Of The people New York. depend upon H. win not
in this great crisis prove eersant her proud position and
her ancient renoWn Her people WI rIH up meoIly L1
your ticket that WI be needed Of the White ouse and VII
exert powerful influence In restoring throughout R,bedon
that better OF feeling which succeeded the downfall Of
Richmond and which existed when the Amls OF tae Con
ieaeracy ag prosiree and poYeess az TIE et OF Gah
sheridan sherman The victorious armies Of the Uaon
Three cheers were called os Iompk1s CoIny tl"Aoe VI
Senator Cornell, and which was responded to loudly.
Mr. Greeley moved the Convention 80 into nomination LOT
| Lieut Cover which was carried.
Mr. Greeley speech In behalf OF the reeog
milton soldiers presented the names Of Col Stewart l.
I Woodford.
FL Mayor Andrews Of Syracuse nominated the present H.
oumben Hon. Th0s IT, Ayorj on the ground that It Noud
unjust renomnate Nj Fenton aud not his able associate
| j. T. Hurblrd Of 81. Lawrence nominated VIM A
Wheeler OF Franklin eulogizug bin as Loyal patriot ana
gentleman every way qualified for the high position
Gen Van Patten derkimer Martin j. Townsend, James
H. Ramsey and other followed IN support OF Mr Ayord
urging his superiority 10 long experience In the Affairs oil tue
| State.
Gen. Van Wyek paid high compliment TO Gen WoodfJrd
both AZ a soldier and ard experienced LAWYER
j of Mm. A