New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
THE REPUBLICANS AWAKE IN NEW.jERSEY.
State Convention Mt Trenton.
GATHERING OF THE PEOPLE.
SPEC &C les
OF H.n Daniel Ullman and Hon Arson Burlingame.

ll+ State of ew-Je, aey are ide AWAKE and brin-
fol Of erthn- asm aud rope for the coming ,tcal
contest sseh a ons ~oah have had t,ose doubts
speedily d. 6Patsd Yesterday by the gait erng Of the
from ali parts Of the Sac, TO attend the State
Convention I'D at Tempe rance Hall in the City OF
Tenop. Train aftsr train pouring into the city,
drawn nv the snaw horse over the iron track BRING.
ing carload If carload To swell u immense GRO yd
while aeOns and vehicles inpumerable brought in
their III. usapfs from the surrounding country An
were top. FIJI all were united all ready aud anxious
Il fight The z cd fight ia he rnll confidence of glorious
victo,y N thing was more marked, and nothing is
more worthy of remark, than the great contrast be-
tue.p This Convention and the series Of Beevsrett
Br. ckiprir fn d Douglas Demo cra'ic confusion
me.,ipss held I'm the same town about two weeks
since. In the place Of hittr wrangiing sbont reg
usrit, were wo-ds of cheer and encouragement from
one DELI CATION IN snctb.r in the place of cursngs
fierce sbut fusion and beray Al of parties was sober
p, gurn nj on the truth Of Republican principles f ar
pnpe nj can b@ bsd when all are agreed 10 the piaes
of use e,s regIes at their present anarchlcu cohdllon
AZ mourn tn rebo Of future defeat, were con-
I'D. nj predictions of success and victory 10 tn place
of three or fOtr weak, broken, qBarreipg factons,
gathered in a. many Convention was one C0nvennon'
the r. prefer tavfs Of rightly party all acnnR 10
corcer snd harmony sDd in pla'e OF the falterlog,
fus n ese. hing sp.. ch.s Of the Breckenridge Con-
ventitn WERE the srcDg sDd forcible speech OF On-
m8n End he eloquent sou-snr'ng speech OF Dur
ngame TIE umo.t harmony and good 1eehng pre-
vailed throughout the entire Conveptlon aod New
jersey Republicans may well feel proud of their days
work. IL is dificnt to ray how many were present.;
il as vsriousy estimated from to h ve thousand
Up 10 the ve'y hour-yes and even long arer-tne
Cow de- 40. krg to The CITY, and before the time
of m. eth T~mpera, CO Hall WAS GRO wded aud over
cr,wdsd; stiles, Goorways stairs, and windows, all
foil ard great numbers were obi ged to remain out
sde.
Al precisely 12 o'clock, Mr.. THOMAS H. DUDLEY Of
Csp der H. tn Con eenton to order, ard nominated
Mr. FpBRIAM MARSH of Hudson Couoty 10. tempo
rsry Chsirn an who was e'ested unanimously. Mr.
Marsh took bic seat amid great applause, aid made
few app opiiat- remsrts.
Ccnm,t. q. If ore from each county we've appointed
se,e ay IN Pc nent Or auizaton on Rules and on
Mr.. JosyPu 8. READ Of Mount Holly moved that
the cls,fo m adopted at ChcsgO be readopted as the
resolutions of this Convention. Loud cheers ana
cries.1 Ia. -
nv CORTLAND PARKER Of Newark thought that as
| The Co, yept.p bad appointed a Committee on tnal
suf ect they had better await the actioh u 'oa' wv
uiitee
| Mr. Reads motion was Withdrawn
discussion aued on the time when Inc iasl Coui'
| mi''ee shou report.
The Committee on Permanent Organization an
| rou ctd hst they uere ready to report.
They reported for Chairman Of the Convention the
mept the whole Con 0euon Tose with one great c1eer
and after order was restored little three rousing
| hers were given for Mr.. PepniDgOo., One Wee
Precedent from each county was sPPo,utea, scd one
Sa.,e.srx from ga, Congressional District. Inc re-
-, Of The Committee was adopted. Comoi'
r s,st;re Of M.ssrs Dudley job son. aud ;. -''ses,
sptonted TO wait on the President. elect and Escort
| him H. the hail.
Ar mr; renti peton entered the hail. the Convention
| rote 81. w w" moments the was wild scene OF
confusion every nan cheering on his own account.
After be he'd the platform Elk hearty cheers were
| given. Gov PESsIsGTos spoke "a f lows:
come. my friends, at your bidding, to accept the
| trpst cOrfded in me. Always feel a peculiar prize
Wien take position among Jerseymen., You have
honored me on many an occasion, Tor which am duly
grateful, and truly say that amid all the contests
Ih,ve been through there is none upon which have
ever entered with clearer conscience, or clearer GER
tsiDty Of success. lCbeer.l We are here in a free
country. t"Tbark God for thatP1 We are mere de-
| Nor bern men. with Northern principles. lGreat
| cheering ] desire 70 say in my place here, among
nine own PEOPLE, that carry hostility to any man
of my nation; | cary no hostility to Sou'hron
b4osute he lives South. Continued cheering.
| There oble men there-men whom honor, but
| ] clsm aso the privilege Of common citizenship with
them, ayd have nv own sentiments aud support my
owi ca desie: ond cheers II eaStie,u-n at the
South SAT- We will have Mr.. Breck ordpe or Mr.
D,pGss go be it: that is their right; if others say
tiey vii bave Mr. Bell il ia their right but il say.
as | do saw hat will support Abraham Lin DIN and
Han pibs Han,lin tremendous chez rngl have tina,
right and Ull exsrae that right in this free land
ECbeers You Gave heard great deal said, in Con.
ese and out Of Congress- about putting an END to this
Ulion wish to say low, here in yonr press nee my
frierds hat Fave no fear of any snch thog; and
W. en- my friends, for ] cal them such, hold tn It
ttsy are the exclusive Union party, deny them
that right for | have never hsal3 Republican yet
who was not for the aon of tbs Union. Loud
cheers. have been through the State of Ntw-Jer-
sey perhaps as much amy man, and it is my boast
,tre on my native soil, as it was in WASH
'ngtnn that | never have heard the first man
OF sDy parry in New -Jersey that opposed TO the
Urion of these States. We are brought mp bv the
zen OF the Revolution, and honor the institutions
of Freeuen, and We will sustain them TO the end
tCbters have no belief in the story about ds4olv-
ing the Union Who ia TO do 1T Where the
men? You hear few men talking in Congress 10
ist feet but never Look TO politicians alone for the
safety q ny country. Wait till this becomes serious
tax ann when The men come from their farms and
hat disc to hunt these chaps that talk ab)u dis
union, they will net be found Cheers. No, this
g'ori us fablic OF country will remain aud let
swesr The altar Of liberty that it shall be handed
down VI iu,siIed 10 our children Loud and long
cbeeriIg.l Having as you know, been one OF the
Repr sentstiyes of Nes-Jersey in the Congress OF
TIE U,iud s ates at the time Mr.. Lincoln was
nominated Def re us, deeued it my duty to make
il qDr'es abb ut BIN; for l told them | could not
90 before NY people wi any false stories, for they
have right To * pect that will tell them the truth.
| w,nt TO Judge Trumbull and told him l wanted him
to tell De u character OF Mr.. Lincoln and he said
have know him for % years, and tell you, Gov
eiD6r upon the honor Of gentleman, and IN all the
Cal dor OF nv heart that honest man lives"
Now, Y friends, ,hs honesty s getting 10 be very
rare article IcbeeJs and laughter and call upon yon
all if we have honest nan, 10 stand up for him on
that qu' sion Of integrity for il s wanted at Waring
ton thirdly. Great Laughter In fact MIR. Douglas,
v he bas some 20 d qualities, is kind hearted nan.
Dir Douglos said th- In reference 10 the capacity Of
Lincoln: "We Lincoln IN nominated. have stood
il the Senate of the United States, and IN Congress