The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-07-17

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inmate ruling, soon restored Ord cr.
A call was madc for vote by States
which resulted III the previous 1urs.
tioh being sustained by vote of G5]
ye to l76 nays.
The Chair, in answer to an npncal,
ruled that by this adoption oF The
resolutions, there could be no amend,
mcnts.
Mr.. Bayard then addressed tho
convention and said : If lie knew
anything Of the organization Of hu.
man affairs, il Is that parties have no
Justification excepting that they are
.ieans to an abstract end:
lie advcltcd to the necessity Of or
ganization Tor reaching honest ends,
and said that u desire to elevate hon.
csty could only be done by an appeal
to all that is high and ncblc in human
nature. After culogizing the Demo-
cratic party aud its exporcnts before
him as<emb led, ho appealed to the
body if it should not be allowed IL
free expression Of its own feelings, and
hoped to God it would not allow the
action OF other men, cnt and dried, %
bc forced down thor throats without
digestion or maSticat;on. He cvi-
IDENTIFY enlisted the 81 apathy Of his
hearers, and was greeted throughout
with strong and continual outGurs:s Of
app plaus"..
Mr.. Baya'd continued in the samc
STAIN until the expiration of his time,
but Was requested to speak as lon., as
lie chose.
Mr. Jackson, OF Illinois, desired to
Know in what respect the resolutions
we're improper or nndemocratic that
the speaker should specify. lie had
not done so yet.
MR. Haynrd in manly, vigorous
r"rly S;ld that he would not be cate.
chlSed by any one, he a>kcd.n f.vors,
that he would choose his own course !;
his own WY, his own time. Great
arni"n1e.J
That 1t was only by ccntlict Of
honest orl"lons thai Justice and good
sense c"u'd be arrived at; that the
contention would have done much
better to adept It's own sentiments
rather than those OF others.
That the trouble that to-day puts
the country morally IN chains, Is tAc
! .h''i'erence ~ Federal Government
N the legal concerns of the States,
I'll" aSEc" II 1t was not tyranny and
u'uFra'loh "nd'r the garb OF Consti-
'H''nh'' amendments, under the garb
u ,''''u'cS 'asScH III alleged ae"
'"'"anco VIVA thosc "'"encmcats
MH'c' 'o'oay 'hfo'Hc' the voice OF
1"e ~ "a mer'caA Tople. That the
r'ut'ecn'h hnn titteenth amend
mc"'S were the pine motor of the
causes ""Ich are nc" rro<tralsng tho
u'EH"PPy o'".n'
u'se Us, sa'a me- the great point,
si'c Us !, lree elrct''h ;SiVe IL an clec-
I,o' u"o'Sr"tnc" ny rei'ral money,
tn'eats' ono aus an" hayonr'E, and
,n u W. snail AVE III rs who shall
pil's us pace a',o put an enI -
l"e'I quc'''p,'" "h'cn nc" agl'atc the
iouhT'y. llc COZ tlnu"d at some
"a'n ',"" "a' greeted with cohtlnu'
GUS aPP,""Se.
mr. v O,n"or' OF charleston ;. G.
':P .'u az MS e"''' was tue nap
p'e>y % INC "hote meeting. South
H"r"'ih" ""om nc cEafactcrl%ad as
ene O.. ireia"a u Eher'ca5 'nc Nlobo
o.".e' 'a' S"oo reasons 10 DC proud
% % lis h'an1y mastery aoofcss. "9uld
t"aC space permitted even brlrt
synopsis ous "c can only say that it
was most complete success and was
recc''co WIN tremendous SHOUTS End
s'or'hS OF applause, ana most mani
'cSt aPPrcc'a'1on ana approval.
A!ie; mucn discussion and speeches
oy "oV. HOLMAN OF New York and
others inc vote was taken on the mo-
uon TO adopt inc platform, and was
carf'ed by orr ycas' nays o2.
uoV' Holman tnen desired to pre-.
soht a communicatlon' !oo rect long,
ana signed bg f3,UoU Ger man ameri-