New-York tribune., 1867-09-26
lnd thnt n MIA norer relnnnlsh them the merces of

and TINT We will never relnqush them to the merces OF
RsSoircd Thai we renew our thanks to all those who
in the conflict 80 gorouy ended, IN arms Tor te
arc esbeciI due TO those tried and soldiers who
have stood up against the arbtIaTp poey oi y wizard
States.
Pesolred That this Convention recognized the Hon
Edwin NJ stanton public officer Of tried unselish patr
whose irinncss and integrity in war peace have
we call upon the Senate OF the United states,
with care the reasons which Shall be assigned them
by the Executive for suspending him from the duties OF
his high office act which shocked the sense of justice
OF the people and justly excited in all loyal men alarm
for the public safety; ard we most emphacay condemn
insult to the nation the removal of Gems pnhp ~,
Sheridan and Daniel Sckes for the faithful discharge
duties imposed upon them hy s ws Of as a are en-
titled the protection In foreign & lads % as & ARE & s
ernncnt secure thus protection IN all cases. anu ao All
hazards - ~ o otrporbonr u
Fcntnp we rrro,uze a STRAIGHTFORWARD adherence to
principle and uniform upriyhtness ana hdeuty, WITCH i
Ed1 ID I'M MoTran 70 o and Hon Roscoe Conug senators o
New-YOrk I'm tle Congress of the United sJateS' VIC
likewise tender thanks for the able manner III wen ny @
have supported Che interests OF patoeic pcopc @ ~
of liberty and justice against the eIctoaehncIt
am Rssorea That the ticket this day nominated,
posed of tried, trsy, and capable repreentaiVes Oh
honor and gry deserves ana will receive the support
all lovers OF good government that It was made 70 pe
Union party Will be elected" - ,.,..
MT sCnufTZ of New-York. member OF the Committee
on Resolutions moved the adoption of the following Us
an additional resolution: - ., ,., "a
Rs0Lced That no person should by law be deprived or
the right public private recreation or pastIue on
any day of the week pr0cded that no person III eAelels
ing this ght shall violate public order aud decoruin or
the proper respect public worship; ana tlat ti9
Excise law and all other existing laws should be AMENDED
accordingly"
Mr.. CHARLES s. SPENCER said he should vote for the
,sOution with pleasure and lie saw nothing III IL that
every Republican could not vote for.
r "A
iud,yutcut of this Convention that no fixed policy
specific statute the subject Of Excise laws ever YET
demonstrated, salnary IN principle or peiect III e-
tail 10 be deemed tuality aud that we hOld II the
duty of awnakefs 10 shape legislation on excise
and kindred subjects to secure the largest liberty OF
the citizens consistent with the welfare and good order
OF society
Tie previous question ordered the amendmcnlost
t resolution Mr. Schuelz adopted and the report or
the Committee adopted unanimously. .
". G.. WEED moved that the Convention express the
thanks OF the Republican party 10 Gems Barlow, iilll-
house, Howland, Martndale, and DAVID T. Forrest ior
the able and faithful manner In which they nave dis-
charged the duties Of their respective Offices Carried
l.. VI. MADDEN moved That,
Uhereds Allegations have been made or the existence
Of Irregularities In the organization Of the Republican
party IN City OF Newly Ork the subject be referred 10
the state Committee, with power 20 remedy any llleg-
arcs they may hDd to exist. Lost by large majority
On motion CHARLES 5. SPESCER the following fesO-
IN ion adopted:
Rcsoired. That the Constitutional Convention OF our
State by It's patient devoted cXerOns 10 improve the
Fundamental law and especially by its lnvncble ndenty
the barriers 10 has erected against electoral ana gs
tive corruption, mas done WELL and We exhort II III due
time to resume and complete its labOrs IN the spirit
Which has thus far mpeled them, looking conhdentlyto
the people for just and gratifying appreciation oi S
labor" .
Mr. WALDO HUTcHISs moved vote Of thanks to the
officers of the Convention, which unanimously
adopted and with repeated cheers for the ticket the Con-
yention adjourned sine die.