New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

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the humbles man the rights OF property Of aud
Of conscience Is Immigration ENCOURAGED by tramping
that Constitution in the dust, treating II with c0nttnp
shackng the judiciary insulting the Executive ad glv
ing all the world to understand that the great guarantees
OF political and local rights destroyedf ltireat ap
pause But the crowning indictment against the i9les
and crimes Of those in power s in these words That M
mortal Declaration Independence as the true founda
ness every effort toward making these principles
an nvlng reality on every eaos meh OF n, ,bs Inian
Should publicly and tfuihfnliy denounee the men IN
power because, In the very language OF tns Deshhon
Of Independence, they have erected multitude OF new
oires and seut hther swarm OF officers TO harISs our
people and eat out their substance ne Wou, w. ~ ~
human probability be dragged to prison; or ~ ~ me
indignant language Of our fathers, he should excaim,
"They have affected 20 render the military ndrpndeht
Of superior the civil power; they have ahShed
tine t6erc es an SysTb abSTv S EHgy for the Of
fcnse OF asserting these principles he would
IGreat c6eering Having declared that the principles
| OF the Declaration Of Independence should br made
| in nomination n military chiefain who stands at The
head Of that system Of despo'isms that crushed bs1eah
its feet the greatest principles Of the Declaration of lde
pendcnce. Cheers To-day, la some STATES y heln
ton contempt which burn within the bosom Of pa
triOo men, IL tomorrOw military ORDER shouu ne put
forth In that State where the ashes OF Washglo are en-
tombcd that should be ocnse To declare that he
niliiary should he subordinate to the cv author
ity to speak out the sentiment that 1t was disgrace TO
1 our country 10 let hurdes OF officials eat up
| the substance Of the people, 9e Yho Pjtslra P,.,.
these words could he dragged 10 prison nom the very
grave where lies the remains theauthor Of the Deca-
ton Of Independence Loud cheers From TINS outrage
there could be appeal Ia the courts, ahd tc k'upl
candidate for the Presidency has accept'd position
which makes the rights aud lbertles OF large snare l
our people dependent upon ms VIII. lAplinuSt ON -"
view of these Things can there be one man lh lh' N"
| veutou who can let personal ambition, passion
prejudice, turn him ASIDE one hhrS Deaa'n ~ m nl'
to wipe oil lie wrongs and OutfaEcs Whlch ul'E" wa"
country. lCheer-. Can there he one mau Whose ntat
s so dead TO al at II great ana none ~ @ pa",'Sn' @ @
that hr will not gladly sacrifice all other hhg w u'
sr any pT"ln're' pl W gr1w.g g @ ' it 0 ain Vino Nil act
IN
to see what IA be taken to avert the danger
which threaten our country and to relieve n from tue
! evils and burdens resulting from bad government ana
INV Use counses thank Goa that the strife OF afs hd
ceased aud that in the great conventions oi
and mud men To answer to each Ilme anu Events m ~
their great cycles have brought ~ to this spot to renew
and rcinvigoratc that Constitutional Govermtt "ith
nearly 20 years ago was inansnraed III .'S Wy 'i.I'
loud Checr-l IL was mere tlaI "'n,1' " D.
iugton-the frst President -sworo To ITO ITO
sf sfri these pSG staie IcGccs Aud here dy we
~ solemuly pledge sur,eves To uphold the rights ahd
war which had drsolatcI our land had ceased. Then
there n every patriotic breast longing TOT uo
and for sentiments OF fatcrnnl regard anl du'u"h
among the inhabitants Of all the STATES "i tns o"Hn.
When our Government In 1859, was Wauguattd lh TINS
tsyyati. of src,t inv which a people SHOW they
fosi tbai an event ias happened which give l-t-
ing dressings to the Land lChrcrsI l","y' ~ t,s n
streets of I'M, city are througed wlth mru VINO
have come from the utmost borders OF our ooHlh'nt
We are filed with the hope that We are an"nl 10y ou
actions aud policy tn bring back me dressings ul
good government IL l. among the hlppi', "h'' "Nn %
iusputs ~ now. that those "ho ioukht pl''Iy ~ -, @
late civil foremost H. Their dehahd' 'n't "i1
shall be peace la our lnud. Tho passions oi h.'o an
malice may Hiftr III ncaltI oi,n oi,ns.s, ~ n' W.. ,,i,"
ourselves upheld in generous purposes hf lhu w"
showed true courage aud manhood on tue hcId- ol p
lChcerrI la thr sPlilt lheh ol "to'so 49, 80, I'm. tn
0f the patriots ~ the revolution let us tahr Tue P ="
reiuauguiate Government, TO start 10 once s'" '
May Almighty God give us the wisdom to carr, "i.
purpose, every State OF our noh Tue o'es'hs'
Of peace, good order and frat'rual affection.
Mr.. Seymour closed amid great cheering
= TFNNEssEF.
R,.ol.,a Tha, -olnas ,gf,,s',,1 @ , ny , M = s
81 81 S1s,e.. .,s ss Of Of ors au,r % .a " ' -'
Convent on. 80 permitted e. rr'ssut 49,. ''Po'l
This was unanimously adopted.
REPORT on COMMITTEE oS cREpLNutts.
Mr wAYSE GEswoLD, Chairman OF tlr COMMITTEE on
To tiio Chairman IN the National Democratic Convene
tlon: Your Committee on Crcd"nit'lH beg ie''' 0"
That We have examined the credentials Of he d"rnir'
FROM every state ~ the Union aui We n ~ N a % n IT,
the call uf tue National Democratic fitcut''' tlhl,l'
Wbe Wc rrpur tic following the names II tue dele
f"s fr,u t6r respective saies your Committee r. Jco
that ths Convention presruts to tue hnu"h aul '" ] W."
world foil aud complete representation ''o'" '''''
STATE tu the American Uuiun.
They also report the following resolution: ,t., ,
E,.or,t that The Commue o. cr.en's Wesna'n, t.,' 1919 ''
dssgae. from each ret"t, aal tr from is, Dist, o. 'Ii
Mr. COX N Yi-I move that the report oe 20 antud~i
that al the delegates Attendance from the Dlr, oi
Columbia Ice admitted 10 seats ~ TINS Convention upon
tue terms nento IN the report ...,,u,.,., n,or
the table. Not agreed Ia. ..
DELRoArE tArkJ offered the following amendlnrnt
Reslr1d srra.s fru NsshIeo sii Tue "il leI
toes entitled g. a TIE Fih'Gu o "ta"s
s..R T,sf5 tsfoSsh It, % ssion ha b. sarl
Tie questions taken on the Amendment and u was
The report Of the Committee Credentials was then
Wr KERR PennJ offered the following resolution
j,d That !. the dots fever sn n co1tato. al liberty TO
..aa tt Pre-, siors " gsssr'e ls dignity oi ' n'g
revouton partisan nahgny IT hlea.lnl ~
51t sreay nd sbys eIie 9s aH''aH,
S.ag . ,..,s 81 tie Of cDuntTy. lChees
Tho CHAIENAN-Thc resolution viii be referred 70 tue
N sS "S fen offered the following resolution:
Hesoro That i NJ Wdao Nho cans :" be an
Alternate delegate tie Win 'ongrr'ors District II leHn'' e.
| be referred Ia tommitfee ou frlehiitls
The credentials Wtrr 80 referred ,..u
Mr. NELsOS- would stale to Tue convention lnat mI'
Wadron appeared at meeting OF the Tennessee dr,e-
CATION this morning and claimed To bo the alternate d'
gate from the Ylth District presenting ~ ~e'r'in'"'G
signed by the Secretary OF the Ihstrcl to9Nr, .!ol
wish that the certificate also, be referred to the Commit
tee Oh Credentials
Tie certificate referred
FOREIGS BORN CITIZENS.
Mr FEsELOs Kansasl offered the t9lowlnS resoution,
Gs,ermeu TO ioreg ens demand That The dag Of ht va
,h,H protect them ssp"hsre precisely TIE sane " HA''' '
T6e resolution Was referred to the Committee on Reso-
iu'''"' NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mr. WRIGHT dDel offered the iono~s l i.Toutlon. , >,
delegations thereof be appointed to iorm "'A' he' ~
Tie question was taken, and the resolution was
"H'''" w. THANKS TO CnIEFJUsucE CHASE;
Mr. HALL M VI offered the following rcsolntion
l That the nation doe TO Clei 'ha's oi
m @ pSS a,,' over iIe tour, 4 I%ps4eant ShssI.
The resolution was referred to the 'on''e' on NeSo
Mr. RICHARDSON GslMr Chairman, rise @ 70 o., qges. %
ton of order. rhe resolution yust auop ~ ~ y,,l IN
venon relation 10 the appontmon oi IA H"Ios' s th
ecutiye Committee has Got been eheou&1u & rII , % @ % ur
roll Of the states may be calico ~ ore '"1 make e
] point OF order -.,.n,o, o. .n1,oo hts