New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

A. Morley Patterson.
A New.York Delegate asked some member from Maine
and said Does he agree with William Pitt Fessenden on
the subject of impeachment -
though he is the brother of Senator Fessenden he does
not agree with HIM
most fitting act OF this Convention after It's permanent
organization, that Gen Ulysses Grant be de-
cared by acclamati0n Amid cries OF NO. NO! the Dele
Cen Join coeh,ane-Mr President. I am informed
that there is committee in waiting from the soldiers
and Sailors Convention charged with the duty OF pre-
sentng their TO thcm nto e
R PnSGis SS& d!c Eai tGR af ay 90 ' ~ ~
Mr. Bartholomew Of Peunsy lvania- MI President: As
the business of the Convention VIII necessarily ne ae
layed moments preparatory 10 the reception OF
this Committee, move that Gen Daniel r. sckles pe
invited to address S rS the Ct oo S If topics Oh
Gen. sekes-Mr President: | beg me Gentleman 70
withdraw his request | should he happy on some
proper occasion To address this body but at this time
should De very reluctant TO interrupt tho progress OF
SSdsrs "a" and my duties will require me- in
very few minutes to join with that Committee III It's uu
Mr. Bartholomew withdrew the motion.
ENTRANCE OF riiE SOLDIERS AND sNLoRs. ,,o
The Chairman announced the Committee TO receive the
deeStion from the Soldiers and Sailors Convention, as
follows: Gen. Cochrane OF New York. Gen. SehurZ OF
Missouri Col Craig OF Iowa. Mr. Creppett OF West VIZ
S The ssesTaon from the scdiers and Sailors Conven.
ton were conducted 10 the front OF the platform ana pre-
sented by Gen. Cochrane, IN the following remarks;
Mr. President have the honor IN behalf OF the Com
recently appointed by yourself 10 announce that
they nave discharged the duty 10 which they were a
pointed. Introduce TO the Convention through youfsei
Gen Fairchld of Wisconsin, Chairman OF the convention
IN which referred. Prolonged cheers .
Mr. Fairchild-Mr. President and gentleman or the
Convention instructed by the members or the soldiers
and Sailors Convention, appear before YOU on her pc
half 10 present resolution passed UNANIMOUSLY W tne
Yesterday afternoon as follows:
1sotvsd The Soldiers aud Sailors ddiaN no" ever 70
tia no aud Tag fully ecogle the claims Of Gen Ulysses Grant
10 coincidence Of the American people anu s
,s won uudsr bis guidance will be illustrated By han "a peace
sh the fruits OF oar etteus a 'n
nlon upon declare dehbsTae eagco maj ne -
de oics the Soldiers Of the noh r Tue once u rres
asst al thr units,l States ~ America" Applause
The soldiers of tho United states ask tue nomination OF
Gen Grant for President because We love hi anu We
Ioyn him sir ecause he 10 loyal TO the Cnion loyal 10
iYsfce ioya 10 freedom and loyal TO Iisht, aud you
viii give us our comrade leader IN the campaign or
isSs we will bear upon the enemys works, as We did IN
the field ia 1904 Applause -.
THE Pres den-I is hardly necessary that should say
thar sleh communication Is Icceiy od with the warmest
Interest from Republican soldiers aud By Republican
Convention 80
MT r. r. spauldng, OF Ohio proposed three cheers for
the soldiers aud sailors which We're given with WILL
FxseDator Henry H. Lane, of Indanai move that the
nominAlon OF ecu Uy sses s. Grant Oa declared by
reclamation OF this Convention.
Mr. Lyman Tremalne IN. Y.)-i presume there is no
member ~ the Convention who is not prepared at the
proper time 10 ndOrse the recommendation OF the Sol
dieis and sailors Convention and presume there is
one loyal heart that docs not beat IN unison
with the sentiment that calls upon us to elect
that ehieftain, Ulysses 4. Clpnt orr standard
bearer. Applause. Hut Sir, want the proceedings
this Cor yeDuon 30 forth with sueh dEpity and debers