New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

gagged upon these resolutions, and the Chairman viii be
Mr.. vALLAEDIGHAM tOho) moved that when the Con-
vention adjourn, 1t adjourn until o'clock this afternoon
hour oOcE instead y PSEes OF 40 and afa Mr vandsham
cepted the amendment.
The motion as amended was carried
MORE COMPLIMENTS FOR ANDREW JOHNSON.
Mr. b. NJ IL BOYER Pal-I offer the following; 0..,. =,
bis able leqqs and patriotic defense Of the Consultation Of
blessings Of the friends O constitutional liberty throughout the world
This being resolution not referring to the platform Of
principles, but simply an Acknowledgement on the part
OF this Convention OF the national gratitude to fearless
and patriotic defender OF the Constitution ask that IL
be at submitted without debate to the vote Of
Objection being offered the PRESIDENT ruled that the
resolution could not be acted upon as requested
Mr.. RICHARDSON ll)-I move 10 refer 10 the Commit
tee Resolutions all resolutions that upon the Pres
dents table, without reading.
The PREsIDENr-The resolution Is not IN accordance
with the rules inasmuch as 1t would carry all resolutions
TO the Committee OIL Resolutions.
Mr. RICHARDsON-Of course do not mean 10 re1er 10
that Committee those resolutions that have already been
acted upon. My resolution IL intended TO Include only
such resolutions as are now upon the PresidehtS tape
The resolution was then reduced to writing and read
Ror,d That all resolutions upon subjects upon the Pres
dents table be referred the Committee on Resolutions without oei'g
Carried
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On the President appearing on the PLATFORM nc was
greeted with three cheers by the audience. . ,o con
The PREsIcENT-The Secretary will read to the Con
venon just been received by the Chair
The Secretary then read the following; ,s ,oeo
MY DEAR SIR: soldiers aud sailors from
t9e in session At 3 RAs&i & ats's s sd e1 answer @ 70 s @
invitation Of the privileges Of the door nd i will be glad 70 Ano" At
SIS convenient to tue Convention Very 5e'Pseay R o,
Hon. HOriO Seymour President National Democratic Convention
Mr. WOODWARD tPenn.)-I move that Committee OF
Se De OF tSe soldiers and SAILORS Convention and
invite them TO upon the floor Adopted
The President appointed the following named gentle
IN len on gat OF
MIA Gen MeCoOk OF OHIO, Mr. Miller OF Nebraska, Gen.
Richardson OF Illinois, and Mr. Steele Of California
Gen. MCCOoK asked to be excused from serving on
the Committee, as he was about TO leave the hall and
hls place, which suggestion was adopted
SERGEANT BATES AID THE SOLDIERS AID SAILORS Ester
The Soldiers and Sailors Committee hoaded by the nag
borne by Sergeant Bates was received with loud cheers
HE rwoTmRDs RULE.
Mr. BREWER PENN offered the iolioSRs resoitohM 81 M
CONVENTION for Prese Of the United unless he shall receive
tvo.thinls Of all the votes east . .,..,o,. - n,or
that already this Convention has adopted the twothrd
ruling, and that this motion - only saperhq0us. Inc
resolution passed by this Convention adopts lhe ues OF
Mr.. BREWER tPenn)-I do not desire to debate, but
Mr. VlLLGNDIGHAM (Ohio)-I rise to another point OF
order. that point OF order IL not debatabe.
At the suggestion OF the President the resolution WIS
Withdrawn to allow the Chair To inform himself on the
MT WOODWARD PENN presented the Committee from
the Convention OF the Soldiers aud Sailors Ihey were
requested to take positions upon the platform
The PREsDEST-The Chair has the honor TO present to
the Convention Gen. Franku, as one who represents
here the Conservative soldiers and sailors OF our
country peace, union, and raterna regard
Gen FRkNkLIS-I have been deputed by the ConseTya,
tive Soldiers and sailors Convention, sttng Ia ths
place, present TO you the Committee The Committee
has for It's Chairman Gen. H. W. slocum OF TINS state,
aud has prepared address which 1t desires now U
make known 10 the members OF this Convention
Col. OBEIRSE then read the address as follows:
Mn PEEspESr ASD GESrLsssS o' rhE CosvsSroS; we are
Instructed by the unanimous vote OF TIE convention o ouion
ul, FOR extending 70 u, the privileges Of ne aoo, Of Io1r GGsvsRo % %
o. our presiding oers composed Of 1900 delegates
ssced represent every state aad leto IA the UGon wlo nave
eve cooperating this tine With The Conservative PaT Of
n,sed his life danog tue Wa- W. 70 Piyse!ye 'ne
gqn .nd MAINTAIN @s 4'ssly ss name Of ReSUI
cahm and oa are not e.. asrss ..'a ss's T ts 1aS @
has DESTROYED the equality ., e sl's s ss' s & 9 % SI srss
nesct Us. released ron n 96s negro GltSoaG com.
i attempted naaeaee the de.oa Of Che lsys Judicial tribunal
aSee All members the Court ght refuse aeoNiane
s.. Of Il. G have assounes .Sd
uHmeasurd terms the once eho'e a q hsr eso pss, gong
,ne and for no than that they unwilling
p ore brsey,. at toe partJ. ha, freely removed Po,
malignant Rebels bal ShS have re become
those he same ocf always the Union but
sspi".. =, ss soutn i 70 hundreds q
NE serAns Of hs SA5 aoI' % o. "G % % Of m own .nt no
claims upon Government several Of whom ioranae tor 'a eoen
General Of armies beyond e opnio Of he Ie,
"a - ~, ~ bs ne ~ the armv thus under bis
- t1,rr /, A dreronaon 10 cause electoral Of
states to be cast s himself hr2gn force ana
have jeopardy than attn time AMI We ooA 70
] sTie,T .iSg ,bat upoa Is action depends pros
pey We earnestly trust an believe th no
cess c great which the country LOOKS win anIoSs ere
L ss,t sre Rf million ncn Who served the
navy sho "a sIpal and ~ opPSI oso 20 S ae
have heretofore Republican party bt "ho viewing With
a. san With platform Of principles ySng dead issues
,e & the Const on ad country cannot be
We .s SoP,Sie ,HS eossn.s se you That viii S and sioy
to our ,iaaGarl and t4e eoant fr.oEH H.
Sof S jSas, Mcse John Love Pratt John Pscs duncan
walker rhos Aby saith A a. W ] B,alo' rboe,, n E,SS ir
K H,Tt' B. hi'aIsi as,isi < EH b B. B1os% S"'
CHEERS FOR THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. -.
At the conclusion OF the reading OF tile address three
given for the soldiers and sailors Su cans ms
troduced 10 the Convention, ana was gree'eu Oy
iON'' " "ff SPEECH OF THOMAS EWING.
Mr. EWING then said Gentlemen OF the Convention
II were appropriate for me- II would he pos,lo ly
lack Of voice. to express to tins convention the thhu
ness which and the members OF the ConyentOn ana OF
the Committee feel for the cordial aud enthusiastic man
ner this reception We feel that the memUels Vi ,e
two Conventions, however widely separated tagIr iiT
paths may have been one In lime tne PI Pfhpoauseg w
We earnestly wish 10 accomplish the purposes Oh Tue war
understand them ruy SUII We
have no sympathy for those purposes that haNe iN
been falsely and dishonesty SUBSTITUTED W the the
Republican party for the ayOwed objects OF the
war Applause. We not for their dogmas OF negro
we abhor their OF white disfranehlse
ment. lApplause.l We look upon them as enemles OF
the Republic when see them ehdeaVOrng ny lheans
of that wer which great cOndng people lntruscd 70
tbe, undermne and overthrow the settled foundations
M our Goyernment GApplause.l We cannot we shan
not associate with them longer Applausel We earn
esty wish 10 associate with the great body OF tue Dem
ocrScv North and south. [Applausel With thousands
against whom we fought during the war laPpanse wth
Thousands who felt perhaps coldy in the North toward
bc Irnon ca se while the went with all OF those
who now cordially accept the established theory or the
Constitution that Union is unseveable aud who VIII