The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-07-22

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Democratic, National Iozamfs~
tee.
The. Deinosratis National Committee
5a'e been 'endered eriartcrs -irse nf charge
| !or the crmpaign by the I,alands at the
MeiiTopo ian Hotel. a similar. courtesy
! iast cNten1ei n rnpresfntatiyes of m.
Convention at Cnion Hdtel. Saratoea.
THE c"MMITTEE 10 INFORM THE sONTN7Es
OF YHE HONOR CONFERRED UPON rGEu,
AND THE PRoCEEnlXGs UNpEg IT.
The Committee designated by the M
'innal Deihocratic Convention to pvegpls
the nomination 10 tie Candidates. perform.
e, ed the duty assigned them this evening. az
iammany Hall, ia the presence of great
concoursq Of snec.ators..
Ueneral Morsau, of Chic, Chaitnap Of
the Committee, in n brief and appropriate
address, made 4 formal tender uf The nor,s
nations to Governor Seymour and General
BAR Governor SeymourrepEei in neat
speech. -
srERcE or G,vEaNnF SEYMOUR. -
=. Mr, Chair7,sn and Gentlemen Of tho
Commlttee-l thank you for the courteous
terms IN which YOU have communicated tn
me the action nf the Democratic Mstiona,
Convention. lCheers. ] have no We !;
adequate TO express my gratitude /, the
good viii and Kindness which thai bot he's
sl o~n to me.
Its nomination was unsought and " az
pected, 1t was my ambition to take n lc-
i've part, from which am now exoaaed.
IN the great struggle going on for The res,
'oration. or good government, Of peace and
prosperity to our country. (Great cheer
ing. But have besn caught up by th,
VerWhelmlng toe that is bearing us IN Z,
great political change, and Gnd myself
unable to resist its power. ILou1 cheers.
fou have also piven 10 me copy of tho
resolutions put forth by the Corgontion.
showing its position upon a.! the creos
questions which now agitate thc countrv
: As the presiding officer Of that Convention
am familiar with their scope and import
and as one Of its members I am ,mrty %
their terms They are in accord With nv
Wish, Snd, stand upon them in the contes.
INTO Which we ere now entering. 4 shall
strive to carry them out 10 future, nherey-
er r may be placed, in publis or private
ifa. Cheers.
copgratulst 70 yoa aai al, CONSERVATIVES
men. who seek to restore order, neace-,
prosperity and good governmen, % orr
and, upon the evidences OF every thin.
'nown, that We are to triumph at the NOV,
'ieclon,: Prolonged cheers. Those who
ire Politically opposed 70 US. HYttered
themselves that there would be d;scorI i,1
mr. counsels. They mistook the uneer,
a!ntles OF our views as to the best methods
u carrying out our purposes, for diffarenc
s Of, opinion with regard to those putpos-
e; they misfook an intense anxiety 70 do
20 act which should not be Wise and iudic-
ous ior spirit OF discord; but during the
:hEthened proceedings. and the kecnest
iiscussions OF the Convention, there has
TeSaiIed an entire harmony of intercourse.
laticnt ioroearance, and sclfsacriicinr
lrie, winch are the sure tokens Of coming
ctoryt. Accept for yourselves, gentle
cn', my wishes for your future weltar.
~ happiness. Chcers.l
In few day t,will answer the conrnni.
tlon you have just handed me by Letter.
y the customary form. Tremendous
"a lohg continued cheering.
AT the conclusion Of Governor 2avmour's
cecn Generai Blair made some remarks.
cepi.ng fhP nomination for the Vicc>o pre-
:ency;; pi"d2inr himself to adhere to the
i,nncinles enunciated IN the platform.
v hlIe these proceedings were goirs on on
SIDE ot lammany Hall IN immefise Fatier-
collected outside who seemed .enimstod
the greatest enthe.iasm, and on Sey1nou, a
pearaace on the platform which hui hcen
,c'eo on the treet, he was greeted hero
IN tremendous cheers. In few VISIT
thapked the multitude for th,ir exp-c.-
ms OF appreciation and excused hi. 4,f
'm making Heightened speech, ca tae
,und OF fatigue. !.
5, ). Cog, OF New York, was the n6r
,aker. He eulogized Hoyatio SEE
d the Democratic party, which WA ~.
rty OF good will, progress and libeur. &
Loud calls were made fer Gen. Bla;r Vs., :.
mixed the meeting for the estbrsa,r
Lf which they had greeted him, Fla en-.
tanned no doubt that the Democratie nsr.
would be victoriors in the pending con-
It. and restore to the Southarfp people the
cdom OF which they had been dsspaled.