New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

fro1 York and he moved hat The call Of New-foFK
be suspended Until The roll be gone through VIM, 49,
The Chair decided that the molten wac oH' u o'"'i
Anothc, delegate appealed FROM the decision but tpe
Chair was sustained by q large majority -, so,,o,~
Mr.. George W. Mnier Monroe moved the ioho"'
Eores Ths, the orgpaos ,be TamSa.y Hal orssn
rsYon /. the regular orrruon q the poesfy 81 @ ily
elected as delegates to ei Convention. -, ,,,,s mo
Mr. Aner caed for tne previous guesuon on 'S With r
tion which was ordered, and the resolution adopeu WIZ"
Mr.. George G. Green Of Niagara then moved the iof
wa That rccorhog The delegation the coasy o New;
xo5 a,r REP ssn.S ee Of uSan s fGeHy principles and
Democratic party 81 'he STATE We 'sI"si S ~
' Me- T 4 oakey Hail vi New-Yorl, moved TO amend SO as
to nch,de tie German delegation from New,fork thls
n was nee, pted and then Mr. Hall, on behalf OF
the Yammaiy Hall delegation seeohdeu INC ies""''A
NJ s'mifh ~ weed of Clinton moved the appointments
os committee of two from each judicial uist yie - "
part permanent officers for the Convention oeu' 90
Mr A. p Ia,nnn Of Erie moved the appointments Oh =
oommittee of two from each judcla us'ricc " iepo
Mr. John McKeon Of New-York moved series OF reso 40
iutlons to be referred to sad itI@e Ws @ adoped
The following were appointed Committee ON ferinh'
me. smdth Weed Of Clinton Nelson Of p9tshSs' W.
wsn Tweed Of Neiors hsg N Sss%. psne Ma.
s.Ts hscSPs s Hl John jycccE won Of
Ss' ca aSf e %syae o. % Of seSeH H. snAando Of
Asae ps Convention then took recess until o'clock m
'n' OO"' AFTERNOON SESSION :,
The Convention being called 10 oIueT, MI MI.
smith NJ Weed the Committee on Permanent organ, t
zation reported the following, when was accu V' WIN
"pp,lPS9s ~, lPST|sdeut-Borsto seyrrouf Of Oneida -,
ice Pdnts-The Hon Samael K Garnln o. New lorA [ sSh.
o1nS @ S0St M Of Mbspy iicoan Philips Of Columbia ah Blood
e. a. saroSs H1f'p Stsc cl S John hubbard Of s Hiram
Bsebc of 1ioga Clark Adams Of I ~, g; ;sn. ~ II Re
Saries-avey CaAns Of Nov-YGrA O. Pea , OF SnSss 5
SON r. henderson Delaware NJ Wells Of Ontario Robert u
MSssr Dautoi Of schohare and Dewitt Of Ulster
were appointed to escort GOV Seymour TO me enaI,
nT o"pionse the dele gaies standing they cheered
order was restored and Mr. Seymour begun ms specIn %
Having delivered succession Oh ca.sss asadse s nT
Honse of Representatives aud enumerated me powers W
The Senate Mr. seymour said: We mplole nei",os a o
TO begin revolution BE content win your Vass &
Your organization is at war with impartial suIasG sum uru
impartial 0O he ycm Cment Wt6 rymS You
back within constitutional limits III may 20 &
omt and make another Senate based in truth upon man.
hood suffrage The country needs peace nuC you VII
mark ont The nine states with majority the people.
with Iowa. Minnesota and Michlgail-all o Whien are
controlled by the representatives OF quar-
ter our population m our Go'eT'ners er rishts -
The social state Of our country Is ALARMING Inc puDs
is startled with unusual violence ana murder. nien, nu
life and property have become unsafe; Onr people
learned these things from those who shond nave taug @
when men imprisoned, mObbed or murdered because
they honestly differed from the party in power, now
nT}p1m@ NM in an abundant harvest OF crime, which
plaques and curses those who actors in violence or
M when an Unworthy secretary of State The
reDrcsentatVe kingy power that American DDcfty
was shamand that he could do what Britans monarch
dare not imprson without warrant aud punish without
trial. weak and wicked vanity hau pceh n,,lns9 WnIpcu
by Justice the oodgates Of Violence woqI not nave Oech
opened But he was upheld, and horde oi Ionp'Is au
d s spes and deectves and let pose uron the public.
The spirit of cowardy and criminal violence tat was
sent ont from the Department of state, IN time salked
back into the chamber the Secretary in the foul form of
the assassin Murder robbery and arson aic the people
bors If we would avert Gods just Judgment let all
try bring back reverence for the laws which our
fathers left heritage and which we nave wasted
The speaker charged that the reason OF the low stale OF
national credit was because our GO.ernnent III
fuonced the different States making up the Cnion to re-
pudate their sacred obligations or Iedeeming me
national bonds with greenbacks he said They say WIN
he has had the promise of coin bad fan Yet IN New
were about to pay public creditor who had given US
not deprecated currency, but sterling con the interest
money that was due him. he forced to tako debased
paper at times worth less than half It's face AS Gov
eror of this State, implored Republican Legislature
diaon 10 our State and nat0n reminded them that We
could not disgrace the chiefthe commercial state OF ths
Unon the most popular and wealthy OF al, Mtloqt
bringing shame upon our land The appeal was made in
ing up the faith Of the State while each Republican
placed himself upon the record IN favor OF repuda,
IN coin the price Of honest payment OF our debts
JIe said that the money raised ny taxes was prnepay
but TO uphold armies and military power 10 feed ana
eGthe ne negro ana o,her @ sAees M It rb"r
said that those who now hold the power have only
hewed TO the line Of repudiaton but they have done
the public creditor wrong in other respects they have
turned away the public mind from al scrutiny INTO our
The public credit they have in spirit which
mad, e late cyii war wastcfu of blood and treasure,
by undertaking the difficulties and dangers o the pupe
position tried 10 deaden the public sense win regard 10
mpendng aange[ E ,t Te tSosc % pf Great BTan we
could add than two thousand millions 10 the value
Of the securities % ned ny dSt 0T GIdn % wealth % 10 ,n he
holder gercater security TO the laborng men
banks which are secured stocks and would place
the paper money Of the country upon basis above dis
the aspect Of our affairs would give wealth
and resources Yet would not cost the taxpayer one
cent would I'm fact lessen his burden. The
which would do tins would hfi off from the labor OF the
country the burdens which now crush down so many IN
dustrinl pursuits The policy which must give character
To bonds must in the nature OF things peretuiy
to our @ country ana s 10 % Tu1 s1 Snd Ii
have dopoled the waste and corruption which piled up
folly which have exempted them taxation but these
were acts OF the American people through their lawful
representatives, and have been sanctioned by
them in their subsequent elections, and they should
pay the penalty. ,wond keep the public faith.
but it is not the bond holder is the oceholder who
people and wrngs from labor the fruits OF
It's toll These are the vampires that suck the blood OF
the people. Ii is not the taskmaster but the Govern
ment agent and official who force the mechanic to
well his family before he can take rest for his wearcd
limbs. If the money collected by Government after let
used by Democratic Administration was pad to lessen
debt should not only give wealth 10 the bond
nOdcT IdA-pdytT, We -houlu hNsth
the cost Of all that country buys We should go into
market with a better credit We could then command
the specie of the world could gain In exchange for
securities, the Governments Of Europe do IL is
called rcpudaton 20 force egaltender notes upon
the boDdholder What makes IL so! The low credit Of
the country, Build that up make your paper sood
gold, and this question cannot come up. Then the bond
holder will not which you g1vc him. This
controversy grows ont OF the fact that men do
not believe egal-tenders are, VIII De,
good gold II II is population to pay such money,
II was repudation to make IT. and il rapudation to
keep debased by waste and by partisan plans TO keep
words 10 bOndhOlders II Is hard for payers pay
debt ID ran