The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20
MORNING EDITION FRIDAY JUNE 20, 1856

Mr. WILSON came fofv>erd to the platosN amid grca,
cheering and oongracstAi the Convention Upon the
ticket which they would not be Obliged TO akbogse for
tney had adopted platforms which combines ae pfnci-
pcs OF christianity and hrtatinity and Massachusetts
would giye an uncounted nlss1iy for them. L.tus
tse le christian democracy OF tho country upcl this
pnuorm ard these candidates Are yon iof free peech
Cles, yes,') Are you for 4 free press in kfaisis2
GIVES yes y Are you Tar free mel (Yes Are yot for
iEec hsnsasY ftFes," asd ioud a9piause.j Then vote
ior . INNS ticket Aye gentlemen, let or motto be- during
ss canpsgn Iree specrh free press free labor, frep
;ien an1 esemors.n ("H," "Hi, and three cheers y
nyiesSnD ere mixed with sadness senn4yIvania has
b~n dnlpoined n,ie seiseton Of the candidate.
ne ne ,h"nAs ~, susgested tss pcnnsyvania joyfuliy
ceped me noninat' (AppaAse, aud cries from Penn
Mr. w1sos1 T pass from from tNat suggestion, then and
am am GID uat Pcnnsys is satisfied and joyf4l Mr.
carry ugof,h and gre West, We htye been told th.t
Fremont anew man. thank Gtd he did not oppose our
eho fought fr free ,dc and sailors rights
III me war lsl2 that ne die not sgn the otcni circular
that pratnMdocumeut No. gent Amen, you We no apo
% ~ ~ ,s & ao ynut canaidte NC then proceeded TO
candidate for Tie Vice Presidency said i read the
history OF his Congressional in Lie records Con-
the great principles of party, and tmt his speeches
evco talent Of high order We have snus and talent
upon our ticket Weonly want organized asion. Mr.. VIII
son suggested that thc young the Convention should
go home and call State conventions immediately He re-
icrrcd to the fact thas thd leading Revolution
mostly new men, unknown; but ahe British govern
mcn soon found out Who they were and sc people will
find out who John C. Yremont il Uefsre Non.mber X.
went on 10 say that this was Revolutionary movement
founded upon the great principles Of hanniCy and Chris
iinnity and appealed to the masses to supports It.
Mr WHMoT, Of Pa, said that he shouid nns have pre-
suncd to occupy the time OF the Convenlcn but that
was unwilling that Pennsylvania should have mo voice in
ahesc congratulations. PcnnsSl Slvania BY sosac. is
sidered doubtful and to Pennsylvanians aso appeal
hhy, ask in the name ofGod neatzrrY Peiinsy
vana? Have no historical associations Hsae pa
aioc sentiment among our people? mere honest and pa
aioc population cannot be found the face Of the earth
han the citizens of Pennsylvania He apsseaei 10 the
Ph adelphans by the patriotic associations Of rcir city
X.
syvana. (Crics of We will" and cheers)
Dir WILLIAMS, Of Pcnnsyivan I'd said
tiat although Pennsylvania had been dsapponth in the
c!isce Of n candidate she would prove true IN tIo ap
preaching & crisis. There was greater quesen. lending
tte keystone State would be true toher duty.
Judge TYLER, OF Connecticut got the floor It WAS two
O'Clock, and the Convention getting thin He en-.
do4sed tho nomination, and made strong sprech selling
thes all to 60 in for the nomination up to the haule
Mr.. BKEIY thought at the next Republican Convention
kentucky would be fully represented. NowSir could
give NO material aid but they would sustain their present
pfoad position IN '52, under Cassius NJ Cfay--tsiTcc
soua and she now challenges the South to come up and
stand Nith her.
lf. UNDERWOOD of Virginia, made an antis.syery
sp"seA
The Kentucky delegation announced through the Chair,
hatCassus NJ Clay would support the nominee whoever
Mr.. DAVIS, Of Rhode Island, sad his State was ros
doutIal onc and would not say much, except hst she
Mr. PrscEII, OF Maryland thought tire ticket v,eu!d he
strong IN that State, and the cause vas going on well
there
Mr.. .BRANscorRT, of Kansas, and Gen. PoMERoY from
the Territory. said the Convention had insnred
the highest and truest hopes Fremont would DO
nipotent haMe there.
Mr.. WnnoT Of Pennsylvania, moved to reconsider tive
vote whereby that resolution which called Young Mems
ConrcnuGn TO be held in Now York i'm September, and
to insert Harrisburg Pa instead OF New Nork Carried
resolution to hold the next National Ionyent.n ut
Clcyellhd Ohio, was referred 10 the. Natiena Com
init. no.
After thanking its officers and reporters, the Coven-
ton, at $40 7. NJ, adjourned sine die
Grand Ratification Meeting In PHILADELPHIA.
Fremont and Dayton ratification meeting ncld
this evening at Musical Fund Hall. The platform wa
decorated with banners Inscribed
%>ss
PRESIDENT
JOHN c. FREMONT.
GSS