New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
Third md List Days Proceedings Of '"' WI"
yention.

The Chair beg leave 10 announce as e hfs W
call for this Convention Tue result VI 'no Nooi'"o
'Oneei'J "DrxvER COLORADO TERRITORY, Aug l6, lsG6,
Returns from all parts the Territory reader certain me
election Of A. Hunt the Administration candidate for Dele
sate 10 Congress over Chillcoi. the Radics.
The dispatch was greeted with great applause
AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mr. CROwELL OF New.Jersey offered the following fesou
Rored That National Union Executive Committee be
appointed tohe composed oftwo delegates fou eaeA '
Territory and the District Of Columbia
The resolution adopted -
The Hon REvrRDY JOHNSON. who rising was greeteu
with enthusiastic cheers. offered the follow ing
ES a s n9si and cS6 rom each TefoT and tho
OF Columbia be appointed by the Char to wait upon ne
authentic copy Of the proceedings of this Convention
The resolution unanimously adopted
COMMITTEE on FINANCE
Mr. CHARLES KYAIP Of the District Of Columbia offered Inc
following resolution; ,-....., a.
consist delegates from each State and Territory anu
the District Of Columbia.
\ RESOLUTION REFERRID.
PATTES OF PENNSYLVANIA offered resolution en- ,e
subject representation in the Convention whoa uhue %
rules OF Convention referred without reauns vi W
bate. -
Mr. CowAN tlen of, red the following resolution , ,ov
@ bb rendered TO Morton McAichae esq Mayor of the
City Philadelphia for his admirable p9ce % ,
for The preservation Of and good order during 'he BIZ
Inc resolution was greeted applause and carried unaui
mously. -
Mr. CowAN again rose and said ION behalf OF the Com
mee VINO appointed prepare resolutions aud an al
dress have TO STATE that after very careful and elaborate
consideration Of the lasting all day and part OF the
ni, we have agreed upon the same beg leave 20 report
The following Declaration Of Principles adopted Unanimously
BY the Committee which the Secretary OF tins ConVenohWl
read and also nm Address to the People the Country which
viii be read BY the Hon Mr. Raymond Of NewYoTk' Ap
planse.I -, ,,.,.,. %,
Principles, each Of which was loudly opplanded o,,
prolonged cheering in which both the audience and dele
gates united.
Tie National Union Convention now assembled IN the Clty
Of Philadelphia composed delegates from state and
rbcp fr The lat I've years Il las pleased the Supreme Ruler
Universe give the American people profoundly
grateful for the OF Gesrous as large MAJORITY
OF then couuirymel IN all sincerity 10 forget ana forgive the
past reyenng the Constitution comes 10 us from orr an
regarding the Union IN its restoration rs more
sacred than ever looking deep anxiety the future
and continuing trial here issues ana proclan he
following declaration Of principles and purposes Oh "neh
First; We hail with Gratitude 20 ghty God the end Of
war and the of peace afflicted and beloved land
S0ed: The Just closed has ain aimed the authority Of
the Constitution with al The powers which il coners aud all
ment unabridged and unaercd and it has preserved ne
Union with the equal rights dignity and authority Of the
lard RepreseHiaon Congress Of the United States
and IN the Electoral College right recognized b. The Con
sttucn abiding every state and duty imposed upon
It's people fundamental and essential 20 the eAer
else of our Rbcln institutions and neither Congress
the General las authority or power 70 deny
right TO withhold its enjoyment under the Cons
FoHr. We cali upon tie people Of the United state %
elect gress members thereof none but men who admit
this fundamental rig, Of representation and who WIZ receive
10 their loyal representatives IRON every state in nee
ance the United states subject 10 the CONSTITUTIONAL rigt
each House 70 Judge ~ tie election returns ana
fa1, rSo Constitution Of the United the laws
maze IN puisuitc tbereo dre ne supreme nav o. 'ne Nu
anything in tie Constitution laws Of state To the con
Constitution ths General Goyernmen. gieIca by
and among the right. tas reserved is the right
70 pres iipe 9ll.hcai4,as lor tae e'elsg
which night Congress einrot interfere VIII No Ntse o. con
yentou Of states has the night TO withdraw from ne U1on
or to exclude through their action n Congress or Otherwise
State States from tae Union Ine union OF these States
Xxx such amendments to the Constitution OF the Uaed
States be made by ihe people thereof as gey DAY EN-
and proo.ine sHch amendments whether by Congress
Convention, aad m raiying me all the states Of tie
Union have IA and inieeasibc night TO voice and
Scerdi slavery abolished aud forever prohibited aid
there neither purpose the part Of the southern
States that sL0ld be reesabslcd the soil
within the jurisdiction OF the United States and the eniran'
ehed slaves all the States OF the Union should receive In
with all their inhabans equal protection IN every
right Of person and property.
rum While regrd as utterly invalid and never 10 he
ned made o. binding force any obligation incurred or
Undertaken in making against the nied States we hold
the debt OF the naton To be sacred and nVoiaoe and We
proclaim pgfPose in oschargng ths IN performing all
other national obga maintain uHnpairei and
peached the honor sad the faith Of the Republic.
Ninth II ia the duty OF the Neto1a Government 10 recog
the services OF the Federal oiers and sailors in the
gfo for the they have rendered the nation
and by extending those OF them who have survived and
the widows and orphans Of those who have fallen the
generous aud consderaie
who in has great office has proved seadfast liz his devotion
the Constitution tho laws and interests OF his country
moved by prosecutions and Gndesced reproach having faith
mmeasarsbe IN the people and "a The principles OF The Gov
ernment recognize Chief Magistrate worthy of the
tion equal to tho upon which his lot cast
tender 10 bim in tho discharge Of his high and respon
sbe duties profound respect aud assurance OF cordial
QUEER MISTAKE.
After vote had been taken the adoption
going Declaration OF Principles ognd that the reading
ofhe seventh bad been omitted by accident
was announced by senator DOoitt.e-
1t then road aad adopted with great applause and
The Declaration OF Principles then adopted with enthu.
CHEERS PoR cowAN
After their adoption three cheers called and given
in the most enthusiastic Senator Cowan of Penn.
syly ana.
Senator CowAN acknowledged the compliment but said
lac considered himself the host Of the Convention
Of the distinguished guests would address by virtue OF
thority unanimously derived from the Committee ResOu
ons and Address namely the Hon. Henry j. Raymond Of
NewYafk.
Mr.. RAYMOND on IKE FLOOR.
Mr. RAYMOND therelpOn proceeded read the Address
which had been written By bmse had also been the De
claration Of Principle He frequently interrupted by
applause that the Chairman appealed TO the
strain such manifestations until the reading Of Address
should be concluded Nevertheless a; the close OF
declaring that people subjected 10 such treatment
main LOYAL cheer after resounded through wgW am
Senator JOHNSON aked tlat the sentence be repeated.
The sentence was read again as follows;
NO people has yet existed whose Ioynlty and faith
and the ten Of Americans who live IN the South would
er Sace,Ty 9sSt ever - Bee5e tb Sardan Of ia
r ong 5s b,]usabei 10 ~ s be fathers and op r
ers Of this Replblc they could accept with uncompanag
subnssiVcuess tie humiliation thus sought 70 be imposed
upon them"
This sentiment again cheered with the greatest
thusasm and the close Of the reading Of the address
Gov. PERRY Of South Carolina aad moved It's adoption.
The motion declared carried unanimously amid pro
lOnged cheering.
Mr.. SAMuELJ. 1nDEs Of New.York then rose and pro.
posd behalf Of York delegation three cheers tor
he Hon. Heary Raymond wEo had prepared tho address
Just read.
Sir. PATTON, on behalf Of the Penngylvania delegation
seconded tie cal
Three cheers weEs theu enthusiastically given.
lHE address.
The following 8 tie address:
10 lie PtgU'e tic JRti states Having mot In Convertau