New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
SYRACUSE.
THE LOYAL LEAGUE CONVENTION.
RESOLUTIONS SENT TO THE SOUTHERN
LeYALlSTS. q D.,
THE STATE CONVENTION TO-DAY.

the State Council OF the LOYAL League of New held
took place this afternoon President Isaac Schermerhcrn
presided 1t opened by prayer after which the wsole
body stood and sang the battle hymn Rally Round the Flag
To hear nosrJ 900 delegates singing this indescrbabs
Lieut. ooV Ayord loudly oslIed for and delivered
speech which for eoquence aud sossng denuncation o.
"my policy" and Stewards spostacy Of tho finest
heard in Syracuse The former record Of Seward
forgotten and his present position where be is dstrusted
by Copperheads and utterly ignored by the friends who
stood by him. reviewed in such
tho enthusiasm OF the League TO the highest
pitch In conclusion pledged Old onondaga good for
5000 majority this election Charles Spencer Of HewYork
then called for and made characteristic and telling
speech. On motion OF Mr. Bulltt OF Saratoga County
Committee One Judicial District appointed
to draft resolutions expressive OF tho OF the League
resolution Of sympathy with the Southern LOyasts Conven
ton passed. aud ordered to be sent to Phiadephis
Gen. Bruce. Canal Commissioner was then called
on, and made good speech urging those present
to stand by the flag. II the cohorts Of modern
Moses increased hundred fold he asked thou II after
20 much blood and had been spent they willing
this country She johnson wanted it, and
was answered by shouts OF Never nsverr Then another
batlesong sung producing ooctrying result The
balance occupied by the regular business
after which the Convention adjourned until this evening
The League Convention reassembled this evening
and eI POSTMASTER cspp Of Buffalo The later described
Johnsons reception in Buffalo which was not as enthusiastic
reported lie them all 10
thunder set their seal Of upon Seward
and johnson. -.
would carry the State by 80 900 majority,
lie was followed BY Col J. X Knk Of the 18th and several
others. .
Aer this the Committee Resolutions reported Che
following which were unanimously adopted amid the Widest
The following are the resolutions adopted; =
commit s's % r..o 1s i political and
cannot claim " rish the pr9tecIlon Of '1eh Gosra%sni
euded against the assaults Of armed traitors and
Who b sI blood and put dwR sT sna
Rebels .bsl be sln reinys.sd With Roi,es ss's and
ays viii q the ns'iOn and to IT. such sSgoesn belong. the ,st
20 zoe yrs H. ~ ssss a. Ssssi esn"l. into
ard 20 take part controlling the interests ana destiny Of
RS That the Presidential incumbent ansof this Constitution
Isn esssais tie laws Of the nn By Congress
sddgd dspated by tie Judicial authority Of the nation
Coe.ton sad the United s,c,ss sihsr
the stability Of free ssiisaiioS.
men, depeass spon prompt action
rs5uns assumption authority BY tins Presidential isueen,
ssa eo%a Ss@ssss n,p s hand o.
second ssr.ys :, The ssIss spps. mi,
are entitled 10 Of east end the sdnua
sicn Of or Gesers .ctnewsdssd Rebel.
politics. power il RsSe The loyal citizens
Rsssea That the duty Of the Loyal Leasoe. Of America
sns their snste IN putin. down ' .es TSo a sa p
sr.i rebellion bssdsd by JET Davis.
that Of this afternoon All seemed confident Of victory The
roon was aseuy decorated and the walls the plat
last campaign johnson covered by HEw foRK
TRIBUNE that he could neither look down on TIE Conven
lcisxrephed to Philadelphia. 4
P,s.4smf ofIs Sosihr~ loyal csnytoN PiLudsl
ssSd greeting 20 their brethren in assembled
grsiuasg them the happy auspices under which they have
resolution was also adopted by the Convention tender
ing the thanks Of the Union League TO the Hoa. Hor
see Greeley editor Of The N. Y TRIBrsH for his able
support Of the principles Of the League Inc various
no very Sportsn. Business The senmeas was
unanimous Tor the OF Gov Fenton. There "a
% % ssss s.S Sss ss s R 6
This hour @ n, the ss 1 s01 %a GS 'Sss Ss
VIM stewart in the Chair They unanimously resolved to
mttee also met and recommended that the Hon Horace
Greeey be placed the National Union Executive Commit
toe to an the place lately vacated by Mr.. Raymond
Tho people their selection 10 have chosen their abest
and trustworthy even the old stages who have at
tended Conventions r many years past a 70 gather wagon
stigma on parties. Weed and bis hangers-on are miss
ing. which Is the subject Of general congraiulas99a
everywhere. one goes 10 understand bow thoroughly
rorced the leading Of the Republican party In this State
and thar be has took up bis bed and one need 60 no
Seward Weed and Rsymonds heads than expected.
ont Of The party ere this All along New here
principal conversation vas about this ard some o.
given fortunes and their whole heartfelt sympathy
10 tho Secretary Of State, are now the hercsst IN
their denuncatlOn OF the
County delegations specially contain large Of the old
friends OF Seward and Weed but have failed yet and have
them into the ranks Of The Copperhead The feeling the
western and Northern delegates the same, and il
il designs TO notice their departure, will do It in
Such bewderne the outside delegations stronger
tense feeling throughout the State that heard many
they could at home when their presence at least might
the feelings OF those heres bent making the
OF principle The boast o. Seward that the ticket
seems The delegates 10 renewed effort that the
predictions Of Auburn sage will be near right ss some OF
those made by the gentleman during the war The
ports um every section Of the State are indeed cheering
All the delegates confirm he adylces OF IHE TRIBUNE that
so well as now. Johnsons speeches and Sswsrl's
jokes have had just the opposite effect these gentlemen
Intended. There is every reason 10 Judge from the
conversations Of the delegates that the Empire Stse be
be trusted in November Among the delegates are Lyman
Alton Of Cstaraughs Sessions Of Chataque Jldge Emmot
Palmer and 0mS. " Ss,G M4Uy Of 81 a
Judge Bailey and sherman Of Onedai Monroe RauDy and
den %sS0S Of Orange; Judge Davis snd Pits Of Or
leans Lteohn Root and Wooleot OF Oswegoi Townsead
Of Rensselaer, Geo VIM Curtis Of Richmond Judge James
Hubbard Gen Merritt OF St Lawrence Senators Ram
sey Of Schohar Hoyt Of Steuben Tnhi and Geeson Of
Suffolk Gen Van wyek aud Of Sullivan Gibson Of WASH.
ngton Williams and Clark Of waynt Greeley and Robertson
Of Weschester and Humphrey OF wyoming Up 70 about
o'clock to-day there strong indications Of new ticket
II is conceded all sides that Eenton VIII he
70 Sys Era rs' Cornell few Votes. ba;
that has all disappeared The lieutenant lies
between the present incumbent neeer o. Franklin ana
woodord The pressed by the Western counties
out Wheeler has all Northern counties and will develop
good doa Of strength woodfod Is pressed BY NewYork
and Kings moi ONLY on OF his talent but because be
has good wa record -, 49, -
nossble no ococ say Depew showed strength this
ing but il seems departed Yet his friends predict
thai he will develop strength tomorrow
which will be formidable for Canal Commissioner there
strong opposition against him, bat candidate strong
enongh 10 ieopadize bis chances thus far Geu Gates OF
Tster and Lothian Of both strongly pressed SO
Is Senator Hoyt Of Seuben but the delegates for that town
sav he viii not foF Prison Inspector DR. batess
tinuancs strongly urged but there is feeling that
military man should have Gen. Moat Of Clinton
legged hero Col Downing Of Queens brave volunteer
Mhaner defeated for Leute loyerno then Moi