New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

From The Haminyton .ou,, Staenp L. leading
Fillmore organ IN Delarre.
. The Republican Convention, now in session 10 Phila
CepLis has nominated John T.. Fremont of California
for the Presidency. Col. Fremont although CON-
paratively young man, fills mos important page
an the history If this country. Bold adventlr
Ous prudent and skuiiui be- his OF
the pioneers Of cIvnZstOn beyond the Rocky MJua-
fans, and although suffering irive'on- aud nardshpt
amOrt unknown TO humanity, he has evlnced the
greatest cOolness aud coorege under the all and has
~ conducted himself through every perIi-civil aud
nihtary-ss 10 challenge to-day the admiration and
confluence of great and powerful party IN 80 far rs
e. he ITS siam ard bearer IN the pOntca struggle be-
fore us.
The manner in which that nomination will be rs-
Ceiv.d by the country at large will be determined by
tbe iuture but be- the development what il may, the
Republican party cong atuiute itself upon having
presented a clean nun, free from ali the sins aud
.eliqnes which disturb the harmony and safety of
The Union. Mr.. Fremont is safe man, strong
bDd " wire cOuiSels prevail, the good vi the country
Consulted ana the Opposition 10 Slavery Propagand
isin should unite It's strength, he will oe sdcceosfi
man; and our nee and glorious Union VIA DC once
more, ana We tust fOrevei placed beyond me rshch
-Of political demasoeues aud tn,e-srrver', %h", To
promote their elevation, have boldly struca AZ the
roo, Of be,, not only of person, but also o speech
and debate. $50 .
twill be happy day for this Republic, if by
upiu, on a singh, Individual to I'LL the Presidentin
chair the friends oi Repu1iican Liberty can secure
tranquility saie.N at home AM natou1l respect
anu honor abroGC. And to that 0ni should all the OPP
position 20 the present mbscile Administration DO I'll
n cted Ii fIeTcelsui, Deuglaslsn ana Ninahsh
Can Az. c.usl eo cut III the coming ca npd'gn Oy
IN. def, at of Mr. Bucba -an-and they vii be annihl
lated # he If d,feat edtben may he friends OF equal
ity and the Union give thanks to God ot the deliver
,nce of iheir Yet fee country IRON the bondage ana
disgrace which now hang omiuouSy aud with ieahai
tcrebocng over IT.
Harmony and con session xl do mach TO ward so de-
sruble a re- ut; ana soc 40 good reasons why
ale friends III several separated portions OF tle
American ana X publican parties should not set thsm-
fey,r to work 10 effect II. There Is scarcely diiier-
,nce OF principle worth cOutendlog for, between the
ofpanz atoms opposed to the pres, ut Adnaisu aton
aud /, would appear Ike moral aud political su;ide III
them 10 divide ana coutend against zach othef wen
by uniIiDg-whle they would sacrifice NO ptihciPs
wbaeyer-tteJ could rescue the country from Tue mau
Il, nos ana evil hearts that seek to control It. Ie We
roud greatly rejoice to that wise pstiot, Mtard
Fillmore al the head Of National affairs, and while We
y, t that y sious and discussions calculated To pre-
vent are rie tue party, we are free To confess our
t.f that when he arrives agalu on his NAIVE SHORES,
Ls goo ess OF hear ana purity purpose "lu pohp'
him 10 yed upon the alt of his conI try bis own per
,onal teehI Cs and coiGialy uute VITA pntlotc cil-
cen, sn over the Unio III restoring harmony ana uuty
IN ,ur ra1 ks even the wi.hda sal OF his name from
Che contest He is great stateSmsn ID SIM tae
Repn,Hc from motives of personal anlbrioD' nnu DC
A, ows too well the dangerous tendencies oi ,he We
blaskshv IN " aud it, principles, Ia permit tha' party
Nv any act of conni sion OF omission oi MS " eP
or