New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11

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Mr. Hueston OF Missouri offered the following;
Rsord That the thanks OF this Convention be returned 10 the Hon
james R. Doole Tor the fair digD led manner in
bas PRESIDED over this Convention.
NOT WARRIOR BUT A MAN OF PEACE.
Mr. James 8. Thayer OF New-York-In rising TO second
the resolution that has just been offered, beg to call
your attention to an incident connected with the Pha-
dephia Convention contrast with the closing
OF this When the nomination of Gen. Grant made,
canvas was unroed and there presented ~ that
body picture OF a man on horseback, shining In his
military boots and In all the array OF war
riOr chieftain. The war-song resounded through
that concourse, and tho public men and actors there
and revenge Not sentiment OF good WILL not one
word OF peace was uttered or sent Iorth 70 Tue country
In the closing scenes OF TINS convention there Is pre-
sented to you the candidate OF the Democratic party
plain American citizen, in humble ATTIRE, put WIN
broad and radiant bTOw-a COuntenanCe full or benoy0
lence, speaking peace and harmony, ana as pure ana
genuine type Of American character as was ever born
The country will hail him as the man whose recopclnS
genius snail span the dividing stream that rolls between
the sections, and before Twelve mOntn5 OF
tratiOn has passed, the dark and bloody ohasin
will be filed, and the Dewmade earth VIII
not pressed by hostile foOstep and In the future
of heOuntry will not he able To draw across the
continent an imaginary line that shall divide an united
people TIE star that gitters above the horizon gives
the promise OF bright and nntr0ubled morning Demo-
Gratis liberal and patriotic men OF all parties han IL as
sign Of peace. Recognizing 1t such, choral strain
Will ascend from united people. grand, and sweet ana
musical the bells Of Moscow, as clear and reSOunuD8
as jubilee trumpet. tApplause.l
TIE resolution OF thanks TO the President was then
unanimously adopted. There were loud eaus Tor
DOollttle.
FEW WORDS FROM MR. DooLTTLs.
The President said At this hour will not be expected
that should do than toretur my sincere thanks
for the kind in which you have given expression
% your appreciation Of the discharge OF the duties or the
Chair in this responsible hour will not detain you
further than express the hope that by the blessings OF
Almighty Col the time for which, in our souls we nave
onged and prayed, for which we have made some sacr
fees and performed Labor the time when the true
system OF republican government snail be Established
throughout ali land and when the blessings OF peace
shall follow it, that that time Is at hand that u Is com
ing very soon. and that see the beginning OF Jus COM
ing here and now. (Applause1 Gentlemen, wiil nor
dean you by any further remarks but proceed al once
to the closing labOrs OF the Convention.
Resolutions OF thanks to the Secretaries were passed
The Reading Clerk announced that there would De- IN
the evening" az O'clock grand Ratification meeting aC
MOnument-square and hen ON motion, the convention,
at 1880 adjourned sine die.