The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-17

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coz sistns Of Msssrs Giddngs, Smith Aud Cembsu q
esnt asr MI CnAse when they return With him there
I. Soma sPpaa.s but ths eaoias soss on While ths
Loud cries Of /" Chase" ChaseU
Mr. CHAsx-I feel that this nomination Il aots mere
intelligence and WORTH but Yield to devton TO
the great principles you sustain have often oppressed
Judgment goes with the sentiments Of your platform
sum up principles this subject Of frssdom Ia oae
viii e svsn e ss.s q 70 hs sn
do not fear their action under tho Light OF the national
soyernmsst, in favor Of freedom ;o.o
Of tue Senate that stood shoulder TO shoulder With
tbofs who we're determined to repeal them viii do ~li
but Would be lust 70 the savs states and infringe on no
constitutional right Standing within thia there s,
western sun vim not set upon : shave
Mr.. Chase sits down amid applause.
The result q IL me Ss0nng announssa ssoss
e.s has only 14b votes while 1856 nssaed to make
nomination. The names OF Lawrence and stoksy
Ford receiving 223 votss Ods 49, Bsctus SIS; snd Girls
void, S. As $50 votes cast, and i7s sufficient for
choice Mr. Ford declared the nominee. mott IN
to ccnsicer It unanimous Ia made. "a cry: "Don't
press t.' Or vote Mr. Ford il declared uuaninousiy
nomnateo Two votes only are given against it, Cloud
JONATHAN cAnlx, Of Hamilton. hoped tina. Jacob
Blinke,hof win be nominated unanimously sor Judge
OF the Supreme Court, for the long term.
This is put to vote and only three votes are cast
the negative Mr. Brinksrhoai declared nominAsea BY
Nominations are made for Judge Of the Supreme
Court for the short term Tho persons put in nomina
ton are George r SSns judge C0w.n, Hsrtcc
Jehn l. Green. The vote Is being taken.
AGENrIExAS-There is SONS underhand dealing here
one here has voted three three three for
d ". srAM6ALl-A person hsrs-I do not wish to
eopVnon ss OF hm gross sm TINS
Mr.. SrAMBALI-I have no hesitation In naming him.
He Is Judge Ab'jsh Ives, Of Huron county Hs has
been vct for county after county, without authority
he is not member OF the convention. saw him do
it as he sat Just beside me- "a few hssss.)
pose they knew Of such base fraud.
GENTLEMAN 0oho pooe)-I know him; he has been
to get up q split He In old locofoco.
The PRrsIDENT-He II row known, and can do no harm
hope the delegations win see to the votes returned
Mr.. Ives left suddenly.
Mr.. FORD, the candidate for Lieu tenant Governor
cores forward, and Is received with applause. said
he have served for severa years private in battling
for right principles This Il the first time have been
nominated for Office and not at my request. Tho
present IL not the time for long speech, did OK
pect to make ii but am friend Of freedom and the
hear Of me every wher. throughout tho statst" old
Belmsns wants you'll am interested that in this con
In the State Of Ohio and when, not loog SINCE saw
specimen OF souths chivary, pledged myself to do
this canpagn-tbe results OF which ars OF vast mpor
lance throughout the northwest. cloud caeeEs)
Mr. BripkeIhofI, being introduced makes very happy
the appreciation Of good men, and though he had not
sought the nomination, any othsr In the siightsst
ceptible that for which be ID nov named Hearty
and fully endorsing ths PLATFORM he advocated it, prn
cipiss He was several times Loudly appiaudsd, &c.
INDIANA STATE REPUBLICAN CoNvEN-
TION.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF JUDGE MORTON AND
SENATOR WILSON.
From the Cincinnati Columbian.
The long beraded Indiana State Convention assstlsd
sending their delegates the people to have turn
I'd cut en- dsse 1he greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
and banners with stirring notices and devices ap
parent In every hand.
FORENOON SESSION.
The Convention assembled in the grove in front OF the
state House. where the speeches were made and the re-
The seats intended to accommodate three thou.
rand persons but though they were filled to their ut.
crowd was accommodated. Two fine bands Of music
were in attendance and Their strriDg strains in
Tremendous delegation, numbering no less than Sc.
vsnteen hundred present from Shelby couaty Tho
fusion and BY their sweet smiles and snowy calico i'd
ded much enlivenment to the scens.
AnoDs the more prominent mottoes di.piaysd, we're
Beware Down with the Pops; and America tor Amsri.
cans. One borne By German, W. not NAL apropos:
At IL O'Clock, tie Convention called TO order by
Or. Farley, who proposed the Of the Hon Charles
seconded, it was carried unanimously, wheeupon
Judge Test ascended the PLATFORM and sitter few pre-
he called tie attention Of the meeting TO ths necessity
Of nominating other officers
On motion, Messrs NJ. G. CARRIER, Berry Lasrove and
LAWS Bollman were appointed esoretaries.
The nomination OF vice n esidents being next in ORDER
/. submitted With the following result Congress.
3d. Col Smith Waiter 4th Judge Isaac Duan 9th. Gss.
p 1:ss n.orss s 3D. d S ss
r.
resolution empowering the President = Appoot .
COMMITTEE: Of from each Congressional District TO
ton, sivos the delegates the privilege Of appointng
An adjournment Of twenty. 1--we minutes Was then do
cared to Die the delegates TO sppoint their Commit
Tee on rssoutSns The feoviag I. the som@ttss re-
Beard q Rose, Walter Bs.cs, josa w.ii.e: '''A
The committee then retired TO prepare tbs resolutions
There being loud calls for Judge Norton OF Wayne Co.
be took tho atand aud proceeded 10 earnest
questions which had called them tossther He remarked
that the OF the great American movement had
prophesied that the excitement would all die away in
fhcft time. lie was glad IL WAS not TO- and thought
that the presence of 20 snthusasc host proved the
prophecy false one No, It temporary excite
brty and desire TO have perpeusted into postsrty
Iooi At Ksnsas. Have mot her minons, backed by Mis-
sonrap lufsns, trampled out what little OF popular
v.reignty there vas in the Nebrasks bnp
They have Just gone through the farce Of sn election
anc pro slavery legislature In tbs result Its first act
Of course will be TO slavery legal re-
ccsnized Institution In WOW OF these facts We must
prepare for specify action Lot Us resolve that NO nsw
state shall be carved out of the Territory
sbifl cd by the Missouri Compromise This mu "a
rLd will &C. (Grest applsuse) l have watched tho
South what would be the reception Of the Of
tire recent outrages in Kansas had hoped they would
tLter eisavowal; bat no At first there vas an omi
rous silence next faint murmur Of APPRECIATION and
now loud and unreserved approval Why, We have
70 repurctare the Union every year Undoubtedly
the Union s very dear to OF the North but dear
II TO- Is dsarer sti 70 tbs South, and longer
should allow the bus.bear Of disunion TO sway us
from duty, which u unqualified opposition 70 the
extension snd psrpetuAtion Of slavery.
Can to said that there Is for the exist
cree Of the American party in fndiana-hers where
foreigner, matter how degraded ignorant vote
aDc participate in all the rights Of citizenship altar six
months residence only bavsg declared his iat,nou
become citizen No, OF Indiana have greater
Of complaint than the people Of other stAts where .
Eve years residsnee IL the shortest probation
Gen Wfson, OF Mas then took the stand amidst en-.
hrsitstc applause Adverting 10 the occasion ~ one
Of great interest and he spoke OF the beauty
OF the cay Che pouring down his ntsnssst rays