The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1864, Page 4

a , NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER §, 1564 to silence upon this subject: Ageinst ©THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. the dictates of wisdom, the wishes of the country, and the unanimous voice of Con- cars been foread into the river the toss of life must have NEW YORK HERALD. [Seamer mira aed tre nigra taking the chair Mr. Lreriavomw said JAMES GORDON BENNETR u 1 ove bundred and thirty-seven thousand three | £7038, the administration, guided by Mr. Sew- the anxiety of the members to. retara to EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR apidieliand estado Tus number landed in the cor. | afd, bas adhered to the policy of submission M ting of the Republican State Con- Sioventin ase i cteamen at ry oe sl responding period of last year was one hundred and seven | to Napoleon’s contempt of the Monroe doctrine cuse, ware; be decbitnaie aa rs {te cordial thanks, GonnEN OF FULTON AND NASSAU srs, | hoUsand seven hondred and ninety eight, In theearly | in this Mexican business; and here we have vention at Syra Willing to entertain the Convention with. remarks at ahd tele | Coreen ¥. W. part of the year ths Irish emigration was largely in ex- i dge to the @ echeme of the himself, his receut recovery from illness, Tennessee and around Atisnta, eonfirm our hopes ané aa plete the entering wedge grand scheme o! vented bim trom addressing avy public gathering for ‘our convictiona, that in spite of the desperas = tom of the Garman, bat the sregortion es gr dissolution of the American Union through Several months past, would be a sufficient excuse for not | ¢forts of the rebels, the fag of the Uaion will soan fost Volw + 250 | dimiuisved, and now the number of Germans arriving The Candidates fer State Offices and Anduiging in extended remarks. pn oer every saxare mile of our country, and tt zs = | largely exooets the Irish. ‘The commutation balance | Jeff. Davis and the Northern peace democracy. e Olic or NT OroTER of New York, moved the appointment | the Tromies Of thts sorely le SO ee RT ang ==. = _ coms ee 01 each ici str nr New York, Thursday, Septeraber 8, 1864. | now in bank is seventy-two thousand five hundred aud Here we reach the vuinerable heel of Mr. Presidential Electors. Port coon an el By 8 — Baty py patente ang Rage heart Fa ma mes famenial —= a forty nine dollars and elgbty-seren cents. ye | Sevard’s Aubura manifesto. Through bis FO a eas to appotat a.com, | sissies worthy of tine presoay antsorerno’, Wu Brees = The general markets remained very dull, aad but little | ai. raceful foreign policy be has beon playin, i was empowered to appel - | otic, above mere party ties, We ast (or them the a TS STEmATiCn et aee meee bon ae, ee ere ie eens Sasa amc etl rs rv | en ge tl ies Woda Despatches from Louisville, Ky., state that the enemy | fluctuations in gold and exchange from day to day bad S amaeeaeae it asd on sath Beuben B. Fenton for Governor and Th It was then resolved to proceed to the nomination of a pesiived, ‘That in the slactors of & and fs retreating in great haste from before Atlanta, and that | the effect of almost putting @ stop to businces transac, argument 1 erefore, even if gran’ on su enptitate pe Covers. sSisecsimil seeiboirctagaeea Rresident presented by 4a Convention Geveral Suerman hos pushed rapidly southward twenty. | tious, while in view of the anomalous eondition of polit!. | cient for tae continuance of the present admin- G, Alvord for Licutenant Governor. & Featoe, mae, Taspecion aro the names of genUomen emniuent'y cal affairs, aud the uncertainty connected with the | istration, is conclusive against himself. if Mr. Mr. Wankaay said It afforded bim great ploasure to | £o%,"eaPent hich choracsers been nated ab begat seven miles from Atlante, The details of tneattack UPR | Anancia! future, merchants evinoe but little disposition to ~~ dear testimony to the distinguished abilities of Mr. Feu | confidence of the peoplo. / Lincoln, as one of the seven wise mon of Greece, may be trusted, Mr. Seward at least must be set aside in the rectification of our ton, and be cheerfully seconded the nomin«tion. Adopted by acclamation. Hokace Satu, of Fulton, nominated fion. lyman Tre- Tho thanks of the Convention was then voted » tbe main, paying @ high compliment to bis patriotism and | officers, and, with choers for the prircipies andaméi- loyalty, as well as his unswerving daolity to the princt- | dates of the party, for Lincoln and Jobosom ef the and the capitulation of that city are furnished by our cor- | sesume new responsibilities. Cotton was firm. Groceries respondents to-day. It appears that General Siocumn, | were steady. Petroleum was irregular. On *Change the flour market war more active and 10c. higher. Wheat Xforace Greeley and Preston Hing for Dlectors at Large, upon sending reconnoitring parties to the city, 4 Goat Pics of tho Union party. Union, the Convention adjourned sine die. dull, avd prices favored the buyer. Corn was lc. betior, | fore! irs, beginning with Mexico andthe B.A. Mitta, on ff of a portion of the Albany dole- ecess of the Conventions large found it evacuated by the rebel troops. His! sting air demand. Oats firmer. The pork market was doctrine, c be, &., ae zation, soconded the nomination of Mr. Tremain A IG si was held in meee troops werg met by a deputation consisting of the | fairly active aod firm. Beef in good demand, at previous Mayor, Sheriff, &c., who stated that, as tbe fortunes of | Prices. Lard firmer, Whiskey dull, end freights un- war placed it im the bands of the Union forces, they | UAE% asked protection for the noncombatants aad private} Mr. Seward om the Presidential property—« proposition which was of course acceded to, tton—His Defence ef the Admit: tion. It ts reported at Nashville that Hood has retreated to- wards Macon by the Augusta Railroad, with the expocta- The late annual Aubura speech of Mr. Sew ard on the Presidential question. which we tion of throwing a force foto Macon, and meet Sherman . < ii published yesterday, considering the occasion on his advance there, Jt bas not been ascertained what 2 and the purpose of its delivery, and the high Decame of the (wo wings of Hool’sarmy which General | (ecig) position of its author, is well calenlated SROCHARR SERIE ARR | ART ARP we KeRE OF aRaRORPARE 6, challenge the special attention of the friends here oe and the opponents of the administration. The Mr. Stanton, in his bulletin last night, says that Gene- Secretary of State, evidently with groat care ral Sberman will probably rest at Atlanta to recruit tis | and deliberation, bas endeavored in this autho- Sroops and restore his communications, titative manifesto to draw such a contrast be- The Richmond journals, tn commenting on the fal! of | tween the claims and virtues of our present Atlanta, thank God that it was no worse misfortune be- | Chief Magistrate, and the demerits and vices of fell them—that the army as well as the city was not | the Chicago democraoy, as to leave no alter- lost. They are very sovere on Mr. Davis for the removal | native to the friends of the Union but the re- of Joe Johnston and the substitution of Hood. They | election of Mr. Lincoln. Nor can it be denied remark that every time Johnston has been removed from | that we have in this exposition of the issues of command disaster followed, and they proclaim Hood | this momentous political contest a plausible only ft for a brigade commander. appeal in support of Mr. Lincoln, and a power- We give amap to-day showing the scene of General | ful remonstrance against the Chicago platform Joserd Davis, on bebali cf a portion of the Albany are, Major Powell ided, and Messra. Gren delegation, seconded the nomination of Mr. Fenten. Sinth, of Kentucky, ea Horace Greoley sdusee us Samvet. 1, Tanrx, of Queens, nominated Gon. Jobn A. | multitude. PSolonel Eek Van Lane, of New ¥. that whili lonel T. B, Van Uveay, of New York, said that while > none could go further than’ he ia recoznizing aud admit. THE PRESIDENCY. A! acetone yg Pig ed by Gaveral ies sine the " roke out.he felt bound to say that this was no time for the Union party to lace iu Dieataalion any Our Orange (NS. J.) Correapondmes. man wbooe position on the great qpolitical questions of Opance, N, J., Sept.?, 1866 y, on the well defined policy @ party in regan ‘This usually tranquil countey town, sepyated from to those questions, may be equivocal, or rather not clear- . ly known to the Convention, “General Dix was note man | ‘be excitement and tumult of political, and may even to deceive anybody, and if there was a member present | gay of active personal, life, haz witbiv tb past weak who couid speak authoritatively for him and say that he | peep somewhat agitated by the swaying {ctunes of he would accept the nomination as any other candidate would receive it—upon the platform of the par- | @Pproaching Presidential election. Tho grad feature of par. ty, aud without reservation there would be little | public feeling and discussion in this vilige 4s concem- joul aw jo the choice e vention, ore trated on the choice of the next President, was no merber who could thus speak, and they were to bolieve the rumor circulating that Goveral Dix did nos | General McClellan bas taken up his ssldence here, mp ye a position, rd fags od ro ae ae where he has been for several months pas, au! thereare jon should be given elsewhere, ‘on the one ide and Vermauat on the other, the Unioa party had no | B0Bé of our citizens more generaly regected and be ocoasion to go bogging for candidates: for whoover we | loved than be ts, Just as soon as be ws nominated a& pean will 7 the Sate pected ers ; Chicago a committee of ‘foreigners’ cme up bere, and ir. Cow pin, of iew York, seconded the nomination, saying that, although a discouraging despatch bad been. he was serenaded at bis house, cheeci and honored tm recoived from General Dix, he doubted not he would uc- } every conceivable manner. The poeple of Now pa 8 cept the nomination if tendered bim by acclamation. thiak a good deal of the Genoral, Aud the fact of ‘Tae despatch alluded to is addressed to Messrs. Pratt, orig” ‘among them makes him rere than ever appre wdio and Huot, and reads:—I cannot accept, I wrote to . ‘Hon, Ward Hunt yesterday.”” wie Sw T domo tbiDk tt necessary to strude,upan.the Gene- 6 President angoun ut ral’s privacy while remaining hev- piel casas: misan wos son 8 2: foe ee ee eats eee Goo. Opdyke, Erastus E Benedict, Isaac Piatt, 8. B, | led him leclare that he w Cole, II. R spi Gilbert Robinson, Jr., Wm. A. Dart, { Came to sce him except upon tnemens poses —— Ralph Richards, Ward Hunt, E. A. Brown, Prandie, Fes ‘ Cay Pind lin MAS pays cia cen w Se . G. le > x a aes 8 See ee ae See AEEE to say which he wil! say under certalu circumstances, te at vote was az follows:— cortain persons, at a certain poment; and that is all. Om Tas Vermont Evecrion.—The firat positive indication of the drift of the popular tide in this Presidential canvass is furnishel in the returns of the Vermont election. Upon an inoreased popular vote, as compared with last year’s election, these returns show an increased administration majority—a result which cannot be misunderstood. It means tbat all the sup- posed dissensions and divisions in the adminis- tration camps amount to nothing, now that the issue has been narrowed down to “Old Abe” or the Chicago peace platform. It means that the personal popularity of Genera! McClelian, as the war is now going, will be loat upon that platform; that the people of the loyal States will soon adhere to the idea that Grant, Sher- manand Farragut are on the right road to peace, and that they must be supported, whatever may be the delinquencies of the administration. A few days hence the State election in Mains, we guess, will go the same way as this of Ver- mont, and early in October, from all the signs of the times, we may look for similar results from the State elections of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Oar Special Syracuse Despatch Syracuse, Sept, 7, 1864. @ first move of the Convention this morning was contrary to the arrangement of the slate. The Central Committee agreed last nightto make Ward Hunt tempo- rary chairman, but the Seward wing immediately started & movement for D. Littlejohn for that position. This alarmed the other side, and a few moments before the Convention azsembled they dropped Hunt, and decided to Tropes Senator Bailey, of Oneida, which they carried through. The allusions of Mr. Bailey in his opening speech to Goneral McCiellan wore greeted with loud applause by thd delogates, but, contrary to the usu.t rule, those in tho gallery did not unite in tho enthusiasm Thore was the slimmest gathering of outsiders in the hall that has been at apy State Convention of the party for the past six years. Tots feature attracted general ai Aontion, and was the sudject of much comment. Neither Raymond nor Governor Morgan is here. It is reported that they have gone to Washiogton. As | predicted, the radicais forced the question of the New York contestants directly upon the Convention. Ward Hunt moved the adoption of a resolution admitting both delegationsywitbout referring to acommittce. After. spicy debate the previous question was ordered, and tho Weed-Seward side was beaten by the passage of the resolution admitting both delegations by thirty majority. ‘vhe radicals were jubilant over the result. The Weod- Wakeman delegation immediately withdrew to consult, Thoir action deoides the fate of the Convention, \stree Srracvss, Sept. 7—3:30 P. M. The Weed, Wakeman aud Brennan delegations did their utmost to force the Convention to decide in favor of ope Shorman’s victory, with the road to Macon and Augusta, | 204 its destructive nffiliations. And yet, in| Indiana. As they go so will the Presidential } site or the other, and determine which delegation are ae FE Feuton....2873, dob A, Dix...,...... 354 | the evening of the Sib beWili spouk bis mind to the which is now open to our army. this carefully and skilfully prepared discourse, } election go in November. If there were any | the true representatives of New York. The radicals took Lyman Tromein er z yi uusciess to speculate gon the probabilities of Gea: sae. z i Mr. PAM A z “d Gonoral Grant's army is stili confined tp ita operations | We have the old story of the play of Hamlet, | positive reaction at work in the popular mind perch Bs sr hei eaten tr er dt part katax moved that the nomination of Mr. Fenton | yo ete action in roferace to the Chicago nomina- Mr. Brow, of Lewia, nominated Hon. James A. Bell, of | $00. As a cound politica and an able general, be keeps Jelfcrson, as candidate tor Lieutenant Governor. * us Lh tig rg Lie ee cals wna ny Mr. Suiru, of Tioga, wominated Thomas G, Alvord. | 24! s pacers whic i ee to occasional skirmishing, with the part of Hamlet left out. We rejoice in the assurance from the Secre- in favor of the Chicago democracy, on their : more dissatisfied than they would have been if their dele- equivocal peace platform, we should have had Generai Sheridan made a reconnoissance of the enemy's gation bad been rejected outright. : ' ' Thorel Position at Stevenson's depot, near Banker Hii, on the | t@7Y of State that “we shall have no draft, be- | some manifestations of it evan from Vermont ; | During the noon recess the radicals sent a committee RARE) baer ee ae Wao Judge Robert- stating this. nonsense. I veuture to say Bi instant, and found the division of General Lomax's | CUS the army is being reinforced at the rate | for a popular political reaction is spontaneous | to the Wakeman dolegation requesting them to moot } gou, of Wostchester. ; tald bat fow words, nt only, though thousanteot ties . se " u of five to ten thousand men per day by volua-{ and genenal, and operates with remarkable | Bem in caucus and agree upon the mombers of the State | Mr. Wonk Sean ee. ena ree ness, to (hose who dave come about him. It may be oavairy and a division of rebel infantry in frout of our Hines at that point. It io waid that there is © large force of rebels at Snickor’s and Asbby’s gaps, A cavalry fight took place New York, nominated Waido Hutchins. — said, ag hundreds eva in Orange say, wiil the Generel MAI evan mewn toeuownton at we | SO egaS oe he ats So a nae i not say no. From #ll that al eg Waixors seconded the nomination of Mr. wrinodt a dairomgy, agreat amblilonto become tie D char resident of the BS oh Bexnpict nominated Ri dM. Blatchford, of New man to climb ‘upto tho heights of power by botraying Centrat Committee and members of the electoral ticket of the city of New York. This proposition was rejected by the Wakeman-Brennan delegation. Thoy refused either to meet with the radical delegation or have avy conaulta- tion with them. They decided to present their own mom id we are still more gratified with his declaration that, “when the insurgents shall have disbanded their armies and laid down uniformity upon a Presidential issue ia ali the participating States We commend this view of the subject to their arms the war will instantly cease,” and that {| General McClellan, as broadly suggosting the | bers of tho electoral ticket and Cootral Committee, and Kk. att At the former place bert’ ‘i : . compel the Convention to decide between them and tho s learns. his country. HeWwill not accept the Chicago platform «@ eet is Eee Torbert’s command ands | «ali the war measures then existing, including { course which he should puraue from a sense of Seeman’ pressaht ye ti, Taine ok majority of tbe | Rell ee eed oe a Li BN cavalry on Monday, ia which the enemy | those which affect slavery, will cease also.” } justice to bis genuine Union supporters and | Weed, Wakeman and Brenan delegation were in favor | Alvord = --246 | Robertson, he wilrassuredy modify and correct the platform, of refusiog to participate tu further proceedings of the Convontion; but they found it impossible to keep all of their delegates out, and therefore decided to return ina body to the Convention. Although the Weed side was in a minority on the vote on the New York contested seat the result on candidate for Governor was four to one the other way. It has been well known for the last three months that Thurlow Weed was doing all that he could to secure the nomination of Mr. Fenton. At least this has been the case evor since the assembling of the Baltimore Convea tion. His nomination is therefore a triumph of that wing of the party. The nomination tor Lieutenant Governor ‘was aiso secured by the Wakeman delegation withdraw- tog the name of RM. Biatchford at the iast stage of the Hutchins. - 9614 Strong. declare bimeef in favor of Union and poace with honer. Lefore the vote was gone through with ir, Waxemay | Yeoeian wcordivg to all that I bear, ts still the war withdrew the pame of Sr. Blatchford, and the New York democrat’ Uat he ever has bees. He loves his countey” delegates, acting with him, with three or four exceptions, with a wuss and earnestness that kvows nothing tem wuape ioe Alvord. than the vinmph of tho old flag against all opposition aed Mr, Srrone, of Kings, moved that the nomination be every section of the national territory. made unanimous. Ob,ected to woll tell you that the Geveral is about to Many other changes were made before the vote was | 4.14 4 new residence here, in the finest style of arohi- announced, most of the Kings county delegation and the tecture It will be only @ ghort distance from his pre entire delegations from Herkimer aod Jeferaon going for | oon, ouce of abode, on the bill. Mr. Alvord, apd most of tho thirty-two votes given to | “ELfro ini letter reaches you the General may be fm “Sus vote was formally annovnced ‘as todicated above: Litt eas Caomc ea kh pes ites previous to. which, however, Mr. Low said that be was is settt tne the sie, 09 Re-peps jane, himself. He is not bound to endorse the Chi- cago peace politiclans; and, if be should cast them indignantly overboard, Mr. Belmont, ia calling his convention together again, may possibly, ia a new trial, come up to the de- mands of public opinion and the necessities of the crisis in a revision of the peace principles of the party. As they are they will not go down. The fall of Atlanta, in faot, calls for Wore repulsed with some loss. This is the high constitutional ground upon Our troops under General Milrey bad a brisk fight | which the war was commenced, and from which near Murfreesboro with three thousand of the rebel cav- | the administration should never have departed. Airy, under Gonerala Williams and Robertson on Satur- | To be sure it does not tally exactly with the day. The contest lasted allday, and the enemy were { Baltimore platform, nor with Mr. Lincoln’s defeated and compelled to retrent towards Yriune on | slavery ultimatum to the Niagara rebel Peace Sunday morning. Commissioners; but, until otherwise deter- Genera Rousseau af last accounts was etill pursuing | mined, we shall consider Mr. Lincoln as the rebel Genoral Wheeler, and bad captured five hundred | transferred to Mr. Seward’s Auburn plat- authorized by Mr. Hutchins to return his thanks to those The Campaign in Kings Count Py te . cal |, aod had ressed ence j iP 5 ve horses in an attack upon his rear. form; for if the Secretary of State does not | another meeting of the Chicago Convention. ie eee up tote, herenton Grieg eel Ae Theat hie cay Doing desirable canta ome Cho several general committees of Kings county ere MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. know the views and purposes of the President | It was held too soon, after all, to be properly | Yord and Waldo Hutchins. This action turned tho scale. | tions of this convention be waanimous. Ho therefore | estering into the Presidential contest with vigor and de moved that the nomination of Mr. Alvord be made UnEBl- / iermnination. The democratic committecs, of which there Mr. Waxemam moved the appointment of = committees | @ro two, bave joined bands, by ignoring former local Of one delegate from each Congressional district for the / issues which divided them, and made arrangemonts to purpose of nominating to the Convention the names of ct delegates to the State Convention by designating two electors at large. Mr. Low moved amend that toe Conveution vote for | the dietricts in which the respective parties shall agt tho two electors. Banvers sod transparencies have been authorized, aad @ Mr. Low’s motion prevaited. b] grand Lime 18 aaicipated at the ratifoation meotiog om Rocess till eight P. M. Moncay evening next, Both the regular and natioeal RVENING SESSION. commitices Baye, woasincmely. endorsed the candidates On reassembling, I.yman Tremain, John A. Xing, Prea- | #04 placorm of the Chicagy Convention ton King, Mauer S, Dickinson I'S T steanauda and |. Too republicaus are ao less active than the democrats. Horace Greeley were named for Presidential electors | At the last meeting of the General Committee two hum- ‘at large. dred aod Afty dollars were voted for campaign dogma menis, and it wis directed that the rooms of the com- Mr. Mappey moved that Messrs. Greeiay aod Strana- a mittee be kept open day and nigbt until the election. Tee gg ere Pegging following regolutions were adopted: — ‘Mr. Busrrup—! don't propose that Mr. Grecey aball be coupled with any other person. His vomination is 4, Thas the great und glorious achigremeate of " navy crown them with imperishable renown, toe machnagge bth ap empechemedaeatay > beasmncas every Urieand loyal hear with grativude apd (ape giving to the woblest of our cace~the Union soldicrs ead watlors, Resolved, That the Union Committee of every ward and requested to hold meetings every two weeks during: » pain. aod do alt im their power to up in wajntawting the Union an@ The New York Republican State Convention mes at | 00 this important subject upon whom can we Syracuse yesterday, and nominated the following ticket | depend to enlighten us? We hold that Mr. for State officers; — adapted to the military situation. Sreaccsm, Sept. T=11 P. M. ‘The change of the Wakeman dologation form Blatch- ford to Alvord was not because Alvord was aatisfactory to them, but for the purpose of defeating Waldo Hutchins, whom they bated woree than Alvord. *peaker Alvord has been universally recognized as belonging to the aati- Weed wing of the party e nomination of Horace Greeley for elector at large is @ bitter pill for a !arge number of the Convention. ) ‘Tho remark is made by scoros of delegates that the de- feat of the ticket is certain. ae Weed men make no seoret of stating that tbe only thing that will save the ticket is the fact that Fenton's name heads it. If any other person had eva dominated, they declare it would stand 50 chance The contest o jal electors from the city of New York was cy one, A better feeling was manifested, and a great deal of bad blood was aroused over it. Both delegations tried to present six names eact for electors: but the question was, who should decide which set abould be placed on the electoral ticket. During the debate one of the delegates oa the radical NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Seward’s present relations to Mr. Lincoln, in *Fouben F. Kenton | spite of the Baltimore Convention, are much the same (allowing for the difference between Horace Greeley and Preston King were chosen Presiden. whiskey and lager beer,) as were those of Van tial Electors at Large, with afull list of district electors. | Buren towards General ‘Jackson when “the | py» president, in @ recent conversation with a ro- The new Collector of the Port, Mr. Simeon Draper, will | Little Magician” gained the inside track against | publican, said that aa armistice coves arrangod for or — fall control of that importaat office to day, upon | Calhoun, and had deliberately set himself to { granted trom a goveroment to rebels bas never reauited which occasion Mr. Qarney, who has held the position ji i otberwisa than in a Goal acknowledgment of inde. since April, 1861, wil! introduce the nbscdelaye cisecs wpye to. take once Of tile. master ta: opdec: to pendence to therebels. As the independence of Toxas of the various departments to the new tncumbeut, | Secure his mantle for the succession was oventually acknowledged by Moxioo, a0 an armistice Romors are stil! rife that Mr. Draper will go to work | In the next place, leaving to the war and | granted to the rebels would ba an indirect agreoment to immediately and decapitate all those men who bare in | the peace organs of the double voiced Chicago | at some future time acknowiedge their Independence any way hee connected with the blockade running bus!- | democracy the task of answering Mr. Seward’s | Im rogard tothe draft, bo stated that in the drst uiae neas avd also all empl yes who bave exbibited any b * * daye after the call was made the average umber of re- Signs of disafection at the n:mination of Mr. Liucota. a | Seavy budget of specifications againat them, | Ooi. saived throughout the whole country was about few daye, however, will show whether the new Collector | ‘® must confess that it is news to us that We | two puvared per day: im the ensuing nine days the num. Wasarncton, Sept. 7, 1364. TH9 CRES(DANT AND THE ARMISTION QUESTION—TUB DRAPT—THE COTTON TRADE ETO for ourselves. (Cucers. ) Me. Waxes pominatod Richard M. Biatebford. Mr. H. B. Mitts said be was iostructed to inform the Convention that Mr. Tremain was not a candidate for the position of olector at large, and declined to permit the use of bis name. The Convention thea proceeded to a viva voce voto for essing the rebaition intends to reconstruct the departments under his control, | are uainly indebted to Secretary Welles for | per increased to three bupdred Tbe whole number dur- f side atated that they organived thetr associations in New éuitis >ved, That we oordialiy invite every Union mana re ‘ : . ; ~ re 1 Jover of bis countiy—to come Corward aud join course which, it ls confidently asgerted by bisfrievds, | the late successes of Admiral Farragut in | ing the Olty days ic sity thousand—an average of a tuou. | York at the request of Vrestoent Lincelo, he baving Ceara } 1178, «saoigy was named by 215 delegates, Pres ee eas ni % ice he most trke io order to carry out the programme | Mobile Bay. We had supposed, in common | *%4duy, and the number ateadiiy increasing -'¥e | statement te ant. The irrepressible condict on | KiMK by 18Ls, Richard M. islutchford vy 86, John Artangement# havo been made by the General Com- K bY 10, Daniel S Mickinson by 143 by 15, Shurlow Weed by 1, aad J. 8. Messrs. Grostey aad Prestoa King chosen Mr. Wakawaw said it ailorded nim pleasure to move mittee (0 hold & nage ratiGoation meeting at the Academy t bim by the head of the Treasury Depart- must,” be said, “do what we can to encournge this We Yoduesday eyeniug of next woe. <odreds of appiicatioag have already been pre. | With the country at large, that from the be- | suai’ probabiy let tue draft dally along, enforcing it in a aspiring politicians to Oli the places of ‘tuose | inning Welles had been an incnbus upon the | few jocalitios where thoy do vot show enffeient onaray in es ccted to ve summarily dismissed, and no } navy, the Cabinet and the Union cause, and | recruiting, but doing all we cam to encourage those to J fico ly will be experienced in finding patriots enougt | that, with the enormous means placed in hig | calities that get recruits with calerity.” quc tion was kept up for aear!y threo boura, with groat excitement and contusion, in which was mingled persona! orimimations avd charges, The country dele- gates were disposed to get rid of the contest ag soon as possiblo, ad it was finaliy decided to give three electors to each faction Crom New York ere deciared duly McClellan Meeting tn Brooktyn. A great mass meeting to ratify the Chicago nominess ame tbe district |} for l’residentia! bonors—MoCLsLLaN and Pexpurton—was $e > tof) ah the vacancies whieb Mr, lraper may choose to m . ., It bed been decided to rascind the order prob biting Svmacvar! Sept. 822.35 ict being passed bs st evening om Warbington Hall, South Sevosts create . bands, almost any other man of ordinary capa- : ost 8 scuae! Sept, 8—22:36 A. M. fe the delegates from tat city ould not agees.— held Jast evening Vaeb ing . city would have done much greater things in the exportation of arms, aud the necessary orders would The Govvaation was ovcupied until aftor midnight in | Furey Tstrict. street, Brooklyn, & D. There was plenty of fireworks, be Foard of Fducarion held a meeting last evening, be ‘3 bd be igued in a few days Lhe coutesst over eiecsors, central comm:ttes aad cand 1—Obadiah Browne. 2 jobn Clark mosic, fanny mottoes, iuminated transparcncies, pro- the creation of an irresistible navy than Welles | “yr iiucola said that ho and Secretary essendou had buino ness Of importance came up. r dates 23.8. 2. oe an. non thc ford cossions of democratic clubs, and all the paraphernalia of reat trotting mateh between tho horses of Henry | has accomplished. We had supposed that the | had macy anxious discussions as to bow to permit snd | The resujutiona wore uok reported dy the commitise | yy--Aterteder Mevidson, —Georgo W. Bradtord & political oampaign. There wasaixrge crowd In and “onet and Jobim Morrissey was decided yesterday by the | Blair family had farmed out the jobs of the | sacourage trade in cotton, and be thought that this was | antil at least two-thirds of the delegates had loft the hall | 31—James W. Taylor Jobo b Sosiey outside of the building, aud the muititude in the stress epee «i ‘. 4 s saeiny ven: Bessel trea Gal 2 25—Jedediah Dewoy att ‘atlemon paying two thousand and dve hundred | Nayy Department for their own benefit, and | Yost thoy would decide upon, viz —Perfectly ‘roe trade | They wers pusbed through with « rush, without stopping 12—Charles 1. Bealo 3 war addressed vy democratic orators {rom a ous doliare fortert that W hae fas their steward, was really | \2.oto by individuals who pay for it mgreenbacks, Loe | to debate. Their sop was the fast act of the at aeman ties” Pench] oe a fe Ay eae en omnes el i a ~ , amps. be Uoited states District Attorney yesterday filed Boom g Y | acmy and aavy to be directed to protect and encvurage —. as deine east j—Cornelias Alien. 2—John W. Stebbios wer hoarse Thompsca presided at the meeting je"the Libels in twelve suits brouzut Uy the United Sintes | F00d for nothing else. Mr. Seward thinks | tho trade, so far as conducted withia our tines, tue only | ene Grogley rudicals had tee Ga oa eit Raum that ee ee onan conten «| ail, tr. C. CG. icacan read a worsen Of resolucions, setting against 9.914 beskets of champagne wine, seized by the | differently, although the evidence is against | condition voing that ali cotton abonid bo shipped ¢o or | wide outgoneraiiod them on come poruta, while on othors | 15 —~aiton'c. cumecbill 31—Joba P. Darling Po gla tg Renreneg Mer praeat Toate ome Collector for violaton of the revenue laws, the same hay- | him; and, in the same sentence, be assures us | through New York, thero to bo iaspocted aud pay totes OLaEN won tie tenn si ey sind, eoiilns etaaial 19 —Kbenezer Blakeloy minwtration with imbecility. ant maintaining that the ng beon mvoiced at less than the real wal the | that “he that shall record the history of this | ° tern revenue surprise me if the aame fate awaits it that befel the Mr. MoDeamane, of Kings, moved that each dotegation | only way to cacups ational rvin was to offect a change aggreguie volue being nearly half a milion of dellars 7 He said that the roason why we bad no greater toiiitary | nomivation of Wadsworth. rhore 1s ten times the oppo. | Y® Authorized to vate three electors. in tho admiuigtration, Tuo last two resolutions read as ‘ollowss —~ (lesalven, That the members of the National Demorratge held ab Chicago in August iast, aro entiied sition weual on the close of the Couyention. Mea whe Mr. WaKaMaN-—So far as we are concerned, wo ai Lave participated in the Convention art offering to bet | Teady to accept the proposition. - that the ticket cannot be elected. There are plenty of Me yg mer moved to lay the whole subject on | Convenuon. Ts the United States Commissioners’ office yesterday, | W" truthfully and impartially will write that] gucosses was because It was ‘“diamood cut diainond’ — » Commissioner Bette, Jenu‘e Brown was put on | Since the daya of Carnot no man bas organized | west Point against West Point; that our military school = ’ o uiude for their wisdom abd unweten! hor cxamioation, charged with passing a fifty dollar | war with ability equal to that of Stanton.” | was the dost im the world, ax would be neon if tho | cymptoms that it ia intended to be waughtered. EE eer veh to mmeud tak meh cutegpiina t8: Srocton: Before the American ie. The democratic eae covnterieit Treasury note. The accused was committed | Upon this point we have repeatedly ehown | @*tuates should over be on one sido against « foreign PA Shed al ha Buflalo, was renominated for Canat port three patmes for Electors Carried. aidan for whe onen of Ohier Mag irene ini sanes, Ee —— Subsequently Mr. Wakeman reported tho oames of | statesman, the accomplisbed fou and gectlenan—aod to await the sctionst spoon Jory. ES from the historical facts of this war that, down Sesiaalecieicee 0 an Preavene—a0e erenen on The Lournn ebildren, about whose cust ere is an Si sane saitg Suattovenpinebalas mother aad father, | t© the appearance of General Grant at Wasb- THB OUCABION. peuding « suit for divoree between the parties, were | ington as General-in-Chief, Stanton was a great | This afternoon a committee of loyal colored people tuced yesterday before Judge Sutveriand, in obe | blunderer We agree that im the conducting | from Baltimore formally presented to the Prosident an Gionce ty (he writ of habeas corpus issued on Monday. | the business of his office he has improved amaz- scales picid Pepe toe eA peetiaragpe fy ; er appointing ‘ undred and 6} respec rose bs sted te ally otis skillets a rtcadet ingly a saddled bre oa geen aud gratitude to im for his active part in the ame of tue husband, with the ondersianding that Mrs, Bouton | S°0CY t bis own resources, as in the late rebel | emancipation. They say since they have been iocorps could visit them daily between the boure of dive and six | Taid to the back door of Washington, be has | rated in the American family they bave boon true and Subseq Abraham J. Ditteonofler, Wm. H. McKinney and Thomas | last, not iea-t, the choice and p. PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION | 5. Acton. ¢ 5 tenn #. | See George Brion McBee nuh Gan Mth peg oom % #ARe T. | wich I:hm es our standard bearer in hare Wanseas oor proposed <hes ‘Now York be allowed | %2,0F November west, we feel cont Con a Tho vention was called to order at noon by Isaac members on tho Stato Committes, oach delega- me one. Mr. Wakeman suid that be had the our banners. ino cor tially, ratite the nomination of Fuller, Secretary of the State Committee. tone bad Congress of ounce that the contesting a in ol 00 motion of Mr. Hiscox, Hon. A. M1. Bailey, ot Oneida, | Liveog to present the namo ot William ‘Stewarton the | candidate for Douination; and politica battic of % thal e triumphams ar de of the people—Na —(lond cheers)—and F-4 Sreaovas, Sept, 7, 1964. . a ganda he Saetee Visa Promaest’ or the Vat was chosen tomporary chairman, and be was conducted | ono side, Rufus 1. Andrews on tho other, and w. Me. Ruuss sane. of Penuastvenineanen to the cbair by General Htithouse and Hon. Wm. A. Dart, | Jeromow a 9 pomination of | Tere Lahageste, tanked & WOgeeY wvonusins ‘apecen, On takiog the chair Mr, Bairey said that bo would por- | candidate tor Canal Comm! 7 dovoted principally to ® comparison of Seward’s speeches clock » M blundeced as usual, and has had to callGeneral | loyal, x0d now stand ready to defend the country. They form the davies ase him to tho best of bis ability, ‘Mr. Lawonra nominated Froderick A, Albergor. to r9ee with Bis, iL sooo at b pavers, = oratee Io tue case of Joseph Weinlich va. Judus Scbuberth, | Grant to the rescue aro prepared to be armed and trained im military matters Mr. Bailey was frequently totorrupted by and Mr. Moore nominated Thomas Parsons, of Monroe. ae sete’ seasmeeter ag rae eae where © cdgment was Obtained agamet the defendaot in order to protect and defend the Btar Spangied Bavoor. ¥ . " Mr Wituait CLanx nominated Zebulon Moore, ‘aah! a focoln rast, his ailusiots te Sherman sod Farragut were warmly common murderer and capable of doing ever go many Mr. Hunt—It is now #o late that, it equally oavgbty things. dea. nations w: the list of dolegates was thea called, and it appeared | visable to make the remaining nom! Hon. Hawry (. Moreoy, of Brooklyn, poke to the aw that the. only coateatiog delegations wore thowe trom | formallt 8 vote OY Cla te rol Ot doles | lence on the iseuos of the. forthcoming election, aod st for money lowed bite as ageDt of Adrian yon Berkie, the But Mr. Seward showa that “we have 9 | the Prosident replied: — Gero yer er pass: nomination and a platform which were made 1 can only say now, as I bave often said before, it baa soteseptettcerane ty be ecallas| msn npnstiannttndlen. P tiways ‘bean Y continent whe tee thst ail mavkind. one Hmoburg vo thiseity Judge Suther | by treaty, formally contracted between | ghouid be free. So far asT have been able New York pias, the time our reporter loft the building the outside b 4 4 t Mr. Alberger bonominated. Carried. land gra otion to set aside the judgment, and | the democratic traitors at Richmond and | came within my sphere, I have always actod as! believed | Mr. Wano How appealed to the New York contestants | TC, Au nominated as inspector of State Prisons, | 108, which bad gained ‘arge accessions by the arrival ef ered the on and 4: mn" Ha to pettic their differe ‘and ait in the Convention ‘ + | moCietian club: 9 ‘addressed by ‘speakers. ora: be cxse to was right and just, and done all | oould for the good of as eeeed teen ont De on ‘Yo | Silas W. ‘Tobey, of Columbia. being popular reopen before the Circuit, The Grand Jury the General Sessions waa sworn ta yoaterdny Judge tnsee! selected Mr. Oswald Otten. | Signed, sealed, attested and delivered in Ip re desire to | the presence of the London Times, and al- | best the democratic opposition at Chicago, | mankied. I have in lettors and documents, nent forth from na = pressed myself better than | can now. oRar beats, and that each delegate bo oatitiod to cast bait | Hy, tame oan team prevodi’ Wns ten eters ae The Reorgantaation of Tennessee. vores. Waxmwaw hoped the Coovention would permit the | coucluded, Me. Forrest havi tnajority of the | — Tho Iodianapol the following ‘rom mersecenlstge tidy ete ae Dna 00d fotos, his bomination was made unanimous Andrew Jobnson, writton im answer to « letter uviting fi w Savis of the world is com joated uration to go to & committee. Hie rominded the Con- , * be excused Mr. Joho Auchincloss was ehowen tn his stead. | ready ratified at Richmond;” and here he atops | through the. book. But for that book we coult vot ‘ention tha Mt thok inpoacd of baw the quatin writ | The tollowing was thon unuounced as the Stave Com. | bim to apeak at Logansport The City Judge called the attention of the Grand Jury to } py know right from wrong. All thone things cosirable to | again be presented next year, an jegations i : ~ e é F the usual topics prescribed by the ps a, ps wsiresadl his narrative. The Hamlet here omitted is men are contained in It, I return you my nnoee thanks are to be thus oncours, ho can say that those devi Lagoons as [Ser caeabeemz he r ‘We aro getting along here, jer on the 4 ; Louis Napoleon. Mr. Seward, to complete bis | for this very elegant copy of this great book of God, | sions will exist only in New York. This question ought TB, Dutcher, of Dutchess; W. . | oll as coutd beoxpected. We aro taking stops crad sabeuabir Ut sania woes Gpeens 0 yeaiereny’ wiibess eS. Oe ee ae ee tor; Charles Jones, of Ki to restore the State, reorganizing the counties and aepomber of cases were disposed of yesterday without | @xposition of this treaty, should bave told what Suiice O9 eun kecuer SterKens. facom. There is no better time for it, cree whee aeticleaty eps to. calliog 8 convention Mr, Kieuaey moved to refer the resolution of Mr Huat to Jury trials, In some instancer, where the evideo: was | Louis Napoleon has been and is doing in Mexi- | yy result of the Vermont and gome local elections fbeuticient to procure r owe te = the Prosecuting | co; how he has been and is working, not only | gince the chicago Convention, Riven groat satisfaction Ot NS ee een oe in that quarter, ket, with Slidell, Mlason and | to the republicans bere, and regarded am the frst Nr eeu . Freomsl and holding sloctions by poopie for atl the vilcon of oer Reuse withdrew bis motion, . and moved the pre Four ine re inionond Unter, of St. Lawren the State. ‘ir our armies fs pen fod at Richmond ant “ip er cenres ae i wae o seine, —— seven of Wash | A for road Cw Prensa Mr, Haut’s reselution was then adopted, the vote as a 4 De Suen fe ot J ; Frank { sion tothe constitution and obedience to tho laws made mont was suspended on F zaveth McAuliffe, who, with s way, \ C ~. tn Th na and: a fraite of the quaasi peace platform adopted vy that Con. | announced botng ayes 1650; maya 120, ine, of Oneida, in pursusves toercof are the only peace measures thas I i ney, rhe, & , " 7 4 + " rod mor it Pgh poe iad iste if HA ad a the inte f Napot a Jeff Gentined to have upon the Presidential lection ‘On motion Ube Chair was empowered to appoint a com- of Chenas go; Geor De eg MD pm nechnarn nt ‘and one that can be adopted by the paopie Cae ele in Vaneda, e interest of Napoicoo an 4 PINANOIAL MATTERS, mites of two from cach Judicial distrios oa Permanent |. 5*’ > “ / Of tho rebeltious States when in their discretion thoy mer ‘Thomas Thomarson committed evicide at bis residence, | Tyayig bave been operating vpon the man agers ti the Troasur; No 182 fest Twenty ninth strect, yesterday in a tt of pe ig. om gp al aia eee of the Chicago democratic organization. In | Inting, asic showa by the weokly statements, and the Geeperation. caused by bis latson with @ youog wornan - . y J a BaMed Fiivabeth Doty, Deceased loaves a widow avd | ‘his connection Mr. Seward, perbaps, could | wecessity for a temporary toan of Ofty millions, in ad Organization. i ‘be committee wan announced as follows —Abram L “ Wakoman, Rufus ¥, Arerees Robert Denison, Doman Strong, Alonry V. Clark, W. 1. Romeyn, Bloomfel4 Ushor, AB edy Edward Kawards, Cbafiee Andrews, J. 1 Pratt, Wm. L. | mitted the fo! think proper to do ao. It is with thom how long sais War shalt continue, OF whon peace shall be t e Renomination of Thaddeus Stevens ter eens have thrown gome li e 8 vance of the payment of tbe instalments of the now loam, | Fincoin, , ‘Tiilibghast, 0. H. Thompson, Thomas Hill. | Resolves, That ‘Congress. Cre cetharens to tnment bie Ons ens lies . Ib GhS SPOR. TES. SASDORES Ti growing urgent. Sooretary Fessenden ix devcrmined | hoase, Austin Smith, G.'D, Lamont. iapmreata, Bept. 7, 1964 The joquest in the ease of George Gordon, the vhor ove affinity of the political designs of Louis | pot to aad further to we currency, but to rely solely | Recoas tit! four P. M. At a moeting of the Union blican Lad Brod gg pnp bg was killed in an affray bend 139 Mott street Napoleon with the financial schemes of the upon Jong loans and taxes With continued miii ary AFTERNOON BRESION tion wars a bp was renominat ya toon worumat named Thomoe Kehoe, resulted 18 | Rothschilds, including the Chicago tactics of | success be believes that he will be able to mect thede. | Mr, TaoMraom, Of Btouben, from the Committee on Per- a iT Nomination. Missourt Caberm eT inis, Mo., Sept 7, 1804 The Pemooratic State Covention here to-day, oominated ‘Thomas L. Price for Governor: A verdict agaiuet the prisoner, who was thereupon re " Pinndod by theOoroner to await the action of tas Orin thelr democratic financial agent in this country, | mands upon the Treasury. a ee ‘There wes anoiber secitent om the Baltimore and | still exist’ ng committee of safety in his hands and prophet hing mavont Organization, submitted the following, which was adopted wnanimonsty:— For President—De Witt ©. Littlejohn, of Oran, dor Vice Preidents—Jonu HB. White and Thomas B it while we prfegeey. Spree the car bs Railroad r ” : to coldiers shal) absorb all the greonbacks, Mr. Fessenden New York, W. K. Strong, of Westchester, J Bt. jevaatation of civil strife, and keenly fe mion State Convention. on pre - ‘ae sow voor morning. At balf-pact | subject to his oall. Mr. Seward, we dare say, | witi immediately effoot a temporary loan 10 pry requisi fst ae bein Joseph 8. Beith, ‘of Ulator; James 1 secrutions tmpated inerety on Out pee Toamessec Ui A. Sept 6. ms, one aie ‘Gia mien if be would, could tell us the possible contin- | tions not prossing Whitney, of Rensselaer; Abrom Hollen, of Momtgomery , adh at A. lana The Hasnyitio Orton tater that ‘th oenen the Soeq abba ra{irowd ridge, the engineer diecovered | 4 ~ — Obaries G. Myers, 0; Bt Lawrence; Willard If wi our government to | Convention assembled at the Capitol yorte fim. P = the coupling fo the centre of the train bad | gencies im view to which the democracy owe Mestcal. of Onondaga, Levi Miller, of Jeflerson; Lowis Kingsicy, dogredes our country a Mal ‘was elected Prowident. be alate f, “ 0 3.0. D. he “ . ted, and that (he rear of the (rein was on the bridge | this extraordinary and somewhat revolutionary | On Saturday evening @ ig og concert oF eenenee, Geet ower, 6 ents) 'G, oper, ef | tho aterest a Mnget oaussioeny'nad wick: | an€ U ‘Convention adjourned ntl! . ay Ordere were given tw back down, nr fo ding the Nei ont Will be given to Mra. Abner 8, Pirady, formerly Miss | Genesce; Jobo P, Darling, of Cattsrangus. edly tunnge ft (COT Gea Litinote Congression omina \ Gir atteched to tho engine came with vech force | CORINA arrangement. Friovie Prarie, The followiog. artiste will nesist:—Aime, | C'PorSeretarte:—-H, Hellewlctt and Sons O Jobenen, of wegtnes. That ive thos wow fa Prous, I, Sant. 6, 1606 all tay down flon, F. R. fogernol! was to-day nominated by acclame New York; David Ki f Uronge; Wm, & Gouve, of Unfortuuately, however, the weak and Re iiom agarnet thir post the car on the bridge that it was nearly forced | D'Angri, Milo, Bugenia Barnetohe, Mr Wm. Castle and : oh, of Greene: W, I, Bennet,o Co va by rete ening to. there duties er the con: on one i ‘tho bm time in (he track into the Fiver, There were over one hun. | Wuckling policy pursmed by Mr. Soward | yr, sc, campvett, the popular baritone. Sieur Abella Kee iwnee ie'Poiter, of earstape: A. B. ratenelee, Milom and ine roster the Unogrtof tie Union. are Weare eae Gfed oacroucers on jue Wraln Ot the timp, andbedive (in reference to Mexico, constrains him ? wit conduct on this occasion, . of Frankdic; Jamos B, Jenkins, of Oneida: Jonah sbull, Heagived, That ta owt Rretaren who, ne soldier A LLULmLmUmmmmmOOOO