The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-28


"a Demand an gncOnditional Surrender"
C0RINTH-RICHMOND. S
On TIE right was the motto
I'VE WEB RrDpCss to Move on The Ens%ys MSrss"
on the lett was announcer motto, as ioiiows;-
win ssnt Il out on this line, f It taxes ali
NV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sotaane1in )
RiS over he rostrnm was beautiful sss eI
presenting the words;-
GRANT xND co d.f1iit'''''''-
the zee were pen s MI CHx Sd
sided on the occasion He briefly reviewed the ac-
sion of the club since its formation four years ago,
then organized to support the nomination of the
Baltimore Convention. Tonight they met to
ratify the nomination OF General Grant for
Vice Presidency OF the United States With such
candidates and with such platform as had been
the country must triumph over its opponents out
ede its organization and over all recreants and trait
band Of music stationed on the right of the plat
form In the body Of the hall then played national
General JOHN CoCHRANE, being called upon, made
Areport OF the proceedings Of the National Conyen-
the nominee Of the republican party for next Pres-
ent OF tne United states ties was recsveG WITH aptar
nnal ballot for the Vice Presidency.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were then read, submit
ted and adopted by acclamation:-
ES.ioa.l Republican CONVENTION AZ Cncaao; that il
ss:isSs and Pssicans soarass
e. '.i ssGra =: al e.
upright ohs%pon people %So worthy
ss sp5s
Resolved That the reconsrucon Of the rebel States
sys . Sss be
We Se poS o paving
ss e ss mat Rs,;P r. snn e
one with the same resolution and fidelity the other.
faction s Which ss the s u; s
resived By people ssner ally 0H'f !:
ss s 70 81 all s
sSss must allowed @ place
as o
dspss:sd he ballot So. 0e'0's
That We shall find opposing us those msD and
srnnsn, IL The hour Of whose s.. na,icnsai
The glee club then stood forward and sung patti.
otto song, which was loudly appauded by the
Mr.. Horace Greeley was the next speaker, who
held forth some half hour to the intense amusement
members OF the audience, who had located them
selves al the rear and tanks Of the main body Of the
gathering.
Music by tho band followed
The CHAIRMAN then announced that he had re-
ceived message stating that General Sickles had
Just arrived at his hotel and would be present at the
meeting almost immediately. (Applause) The
CHAuNcEr NJ. .DEFnw: lie said that Seldom Seldom
v was 50 90 great a. ticket presented to the
that % Es ss G se IN 81 sey ss
yeas The banner OF south Carolina, wrapped In the
(Checrsj true nationality only existed IL the equality
OF all regard to race or color. CHEERS
and ssses and cries OF 'Pat out the geese; we want
come when those who hiss win be ashamed that they
were ever afraid they would be surpassed by the
again, because he has no friends Great laughter J
The national republican party say we owe that ale.
by the will and wish Of the man, aud when natural.
ized under the nag the nation shall protect MIN and
the guns OF the republic shall rescue him II his life
n In peril. Applause.l u. s. Grant was nominated
Tor months before the Chicago Convention had met,
their banner (ApplaaseJ When he was no il
there arose applause which will bear the banner OF
The republic triumphant over all the enemies OF the
people The challenge thrown ont is "match him.
Ihst challenge is borne over the country,
match him" To-day Grant stands matchiess
among me sons oil men The greatest captain OF the
elsoB IN the few words 1--WE propose 70
moye Oh tne enemys works" AZ vcksburg nc
surrender lie meets the reverses of the
Wilderness by the order Coward along the entire
concise and laconic order, ''Go in" AT AppomaitoS
court House he proves himself statesman nv eX.
sending the forgivng hand OF soldier TO faei foe
1Appause) match hun ~ No fellow ciii.cns Won
cannot match him. Applause.l over the Conven.
zion that viii meet here ON the Attn OF July Horatio
seymour viii preside, aud he viii speak With never
q hope, With never an encouragement with never A
patriotic word, but with doubt with dis
trust, with calumny and with fear he viii prophecy
anarchy, rebellion, revolution, with bankruptcy
pnd with ruin; but the wires that VIII bear abroa al
min fails hot m of OWL
with II responses from village, from hamlet and city,
the gatherings OF the people TO celebrate the nations
birthday, with the assurance that In spite OF hun
yseymotr) and such as he--through Grant and
Cofax and the national republican unionthe nc.
publican party will live forever. All this time John.
sop mas stood IN the way or peace, OF Reconstruction
and Of union The records OF General Gran, are the
triumphant PAGES OF American history ana OF
redeemed republic. The republican party de-
string TO complete The glorious work-to restore.
, eunnt and regenerate the rcpublic-asks Of you,
Presidency and Vice Presidency the privilege OF CON-
nnia Vie great work 1t has begun. Cheering ana
Music by the band followed by singing by the
,1i, Un eeuo, while we were putting down re-
The CHAIRMAN then announced the next
Captain JAcK JAoKNAS, OF California a delegate
70 the chicago Convention. WHO spove hnt n Tow
words and closed with the assurance Tho, Tai,forn"
would roll up majority Of some Is 900 Tor Grant and
Music by the Rand.
The next speaker was
4, u. CHANDLER, OF Virginia, also a deecete n,
the Chicago Convention, who addressed the ,naa,,n a,
at considerable length and Win great effect eliot
Major JAMrs HAooERTY who was frennen,u
loudly called for was the next speaker III ana
che action OF ne party during the last eight years thai
" had conferred upon the country upon the Imsp,
can name and upon humaDty by the victories il had
and tratorous foe and in the abolition Of slavery
throughout the land, fApplause.)
'et'er ~os then read IRON Governor Hawley. Of