New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

IT, Yor W Fowler Of Kins; @ sshs a. D.
s.e, cIas f Of a's9 a Sc .1ieRce aen John SsS
rnordssa Davi H. Bev Of osweg H. seeee :, 49, :. @
"s w. s,nel 4 Tiden moved that the Hon. James y
Thayer be requested TO address The 'on'eh'on' 'i''
Mr. TbSycr alluded TO California sending thIin which
ran through veins and quiYeted IN o I'd tu
,ne and st0od up In a robe richer than the
eod i'm her mines pointing her older sisters thc way "
tber The Government shall be administered upon CON
situfiona principles but whether we shan nave
lieh mad nren growing between the North and sontn
since the Spring Of 1865 and nstanced as evidence .s e
marx Of Gen joe JonsOn-that he did not believe tners
ad been so much good feeling between tle Netln anu
sou Tor Is years existed at the time OF the
of Gen Lee II bebooyed the people to De on te aen
and their abstract doctrines upon the VALE q VIZ tei W.,
of their freedom. but were ut work at the %
in the purple distance beyond the dreary Outline M VIC
eastern hills could be the promise OF prignl, u
troubled morning, when shall leave these ali oI.ss
,T1Is bloodied and entaneled they have DeeD ana
ascend the stormy slopes where the tree ana he rose o
heart aud where we may repose in peace after SO many
tronbles in 10Y after many contentious.
dressed the Convention at considerable length. He said
they had met prepare 50 far az the STATE oi NV
wSsh HSTs %s wss about to die Of yellow muato hay
ing now the black vont the last stage oi me
n needed only active exeri0n d part OF the Deoc aus
throughout the State carry the election tins fa New
York aud Brooklyn, which last year gave coOO %oqd %
this wear give 75 600 majority for the ticket one 81 e
New-York daily papers had Dkened PRESIDENT Johnson
and the Democratic party to the bull that th9msht 10
ston the proQress OF train OF and lost hs HE; put
thc snjle was not carried far enough, for the tram was
saved by the very obsnaey SO much JeeIed
inc m omen drawbridge INTO which II would nave pluhgrd
had its course not arrested Though 1t should
hauuen that the Democratic party may loOse sOttnB
nv rstng te Radical train, yet by strong resistance
they will be able to this country ohl lhe run W
which is being rapidly mpeled by the desfueuo'si III
Congress. - .-...,o1 hr ,,,o
Samuel J. Tilden said he had been requested Dy tne
NeV-York delegation 10 say that they would NOT present
the name of any candidate for nomination on INC Ticket
b they would like TO learn something more thah tey
have vet heard Of the views and wishes OF tne county
delegations in regard to the formation OF ekct INC
Committee on Resolutions have as yet been niao,e 10
meet they need time for considerations ana II, there-
fore the desire of the NewYork delegation ana aso OF
number delegates from the interior win Whon nc hu
conyersed that he Convention adjourn over until to-
morrow morning. IL was not long tiine-tNo days.
give 10 the Of the party and the eonnIry IN te
Good old days Of Democracy the habit TO devote NJ
least Shat nuch time to State Conventions, ana the
result was full aud satisfactory interchange OF views
and the most desirable results. lie hoped the custom
would be observed now, and moved that when the Con-
yenflOn adOurns it be until q. III. tomorrow, WHICH was
cnrrcd and the Convention adjourned