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

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Alabama Geo NJ Reynolds Kansas C W; BabSOea
Arkansas. H. II. Garsell. Kentucky. ThOs j. Pickens
4 f TayioP
Delaware Isaac Jenkins Massac husetts Estes Howe.
Florida b; p. Chamberlain Michigan wv b. Williams
Georgia. Daniel G. Gaining Minnesota. o. n Butter
Indiana. Geo. K; steele Missouri. J " BpIlns
Nevada o. r; Leonard IS, Carolina j. P. NJ Eppen.
Hampshire. Edwin Farr Tennessee. .B. Lewis
New-Jersey Chs. Hedrctt Texas I'D. P. Heating
NeT-fork.. .G r. Barker. Vermont Geo. G. shepard
ohio l. Young " Virginia H. e howard
rem ~ T. COrcoran. Wisconsin. IA, D. turner
On motion Of Gen Sckes, the Convention took recess
The Convention reassembled, pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock The Committee ON Credentials not being
Chairman Of the Committee on Permanent
Organization reported tho name Of Joseph RI K.
Hawley OF Connecticut for permanent President The
Committee received this announcement with tremendous
applause The President was conducted TO the chair by
Georgia amid cheering for HaTley Brown aud the re
porinanent Chairman The Convention received him v1lb
the heartiest outburst OF enthusiasm yet manifested
GOV Hawey a faaE S1S IL, sFenGa
GENILEnES OF the CoSyESIioS tender b you cn my
ferred upon me. Deeply impressed by sense OF the
RESPONSIBILITY OF the position earnestly so eSaTSyeS with
the momenOGs duty of selecting the chief ruers of the
freedom aud equal rights lAppIause The indications
your ppOses and spirit already given assure us hat
marty We nnayodaby recall at this time the Convention
Of 1860 with It's profound anxietes 10 ires pure ana
glowing liberty enthusiastic acceptance
of the Of battle rendered by slavery ana
ApplauseJ II now seems clear TO us tIat sod tneh
ruled our counsel lie made our declaration OF primer
pies manly aud severe lie gave MS Abraham Lincoln hOI
President Tremendous cheeinSJ Goa sent US sd IKE
in manner and to an extent which the nyehest mar
viii decide that we stood that with spirit worthy Of
free people Countless treasures anu 3oOOO nNcs o.
ored evidence that were solemny in earnest
We offered our lives and property but 1t was not
enough. We laid preiudices OF race and
that we At least deserved success rcdoubed our nerve
The same high resolve rules to-day and the honest men
sacce If they be Indispensable TO the declaration on
this continent Of liberty and equal rights to all Ap
we must make ali men free and call them TO the battle
field We learned the second Lesson when we found that
ali men a share in the government we
We are endeavoring to restore toreat applause
WITH clear and fearless expression on the essential and
important questions issue, which the people well
defstand and Ingenious device. words obscure
avoid passing by all personal aud temporary contrO-
VERSES working In perfect confidence that the American
people mean do right and will do it IN the end may
feel sure of triumph The power OF nation of 4oOCoOO
Dc behind the just claims OF the poorest working
Of whatever race and to recover his inst wages
its majesty must be felt wherever the hun0es loyal
appeals against personal violence and oppression
Cheers Every dollar OF the national debt the blood
OF soldier ~ pledged Tor. tEnthuslSlc cheering
Every bond, in letter and in spirit, must BIG
We win, gentlemen, and shall win IL is the old
fight of liberty equality and fraternity against OPP
plCSalCN caste, ana allstOcraCy. III IS inc
make the world better with malice toward and
with charity for all Lond applause We may halt Tor
ways goes steadily forward. IL related and whether
be the incident well invented, that on the
evening NJ that awful battle OF the Wilderness, when the
leons Of the Union Army had fought all day, rather by
faith than by sight, the wild woods and tangled brush,
little and re0rganze, and that he re-
Piled I've have done very well, gentlemenni
at half past three in the morning moved forward
Long, continued cheerng We accept his spirits and
mis- words Perhaps not anticipating in saying that
shall accept him again IN person leader. Loud
cheerug Thanking you again gentlemen very heartily
the honor conferred await the further pleasure OF
the Convention. lApplause
GEN Sckcs entering the hall here he received with
three cheers
The remaining officers Of permanent organization were