New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-31

from 3UOU 10 o,CUU people, when WAS Weu iueu' iho
whoe of tie Congressional delegation were present.
with one exceptions ex.Governors Miner Holley and
Cleavland; eA-Piesident Day Of Yale College, aud
many of the mort prominent men in the State.
At TO- O'Clock, Mr.. N. d. Srer,y Chairman OF the
State Central Committee called the Convection to or
der. MIR. JAMES E. BABcocA Of New.Baven, editor
Of The Nei-- Haren Palladium was appointed Pres-
dent pro te1u and Mr.. f. Ii. BYISGToS of Norwslk az
ten poTsry 81 isry. Comm ttse Of one from each
comfy was appointed on permanent organzatoni ana
Committee oftwo from each county to receive creden-
tials.
Mr.. Mel son 7. WHITE offered A resolution /" That
Canrapu Committee Of che from each Senatorial dis
trici be appointed 10 cooperate with the Republican
State Committee in the ensuing Presidential canvass, IN
their respective dSs Il va, temporarily no, a rs on
msrent'y organized Mr.. Reed of Hartford, from the
Committee ON permanent organization reported the
folouir names as permanent officers OF the Con-
vention:
FOR PRESIDENT.
The Hon JAMES BABCoCk, of New Haven
FOR yICE.PREsIDEnTs.
yOHy SATERvlIs q Britain Hs 1son C Goqtsy
JoBN +. TEvNTuLL, of soning'on New, London County
,sr GET 1,yR ' t Bco liyS0 W1Ghs County
ions oo,Lp Of Farfsld Fi,hsld I0aSsyi cour,v
BEyJaMIy DouGLAss of middlctowu MiddcseI County
FOR SECRETARIES.
DAyIEL T. HoLcoNB. Of Smsbury,
GmREhr W PuIIIITs OF Putnam.
The name of Mr. Babeock greeted with loud
applause. On taking his seat, he spoke IA tolows;
GEETLEMEE OF TIE CoNvErTIos: return 10 you
nv thanks for this distDgnlsbe honor when you
bave conferred upon me-. IL 10 stiDgn'shed no 'oT
IN THE mrortsnt crisis in the affairs OF onr eonntry.
only ask your Indulgence in endeaycring 70 discharge
as bal DO with iupartality the duties Of the Char
We are met together unaer circumstances OF greas im
porsISe; oousi6er, have considered Tor t'e aS
twenty thirty years at eas that every githerne OF
u. - aa W
re- suits from tire time, how different action aliSh
have produced entirely different results. In my view
peniIrman, we have arrived at an imminent en-
sjs ia the history of our country; ara Tue cohse-
orepces resulting from the action of this Convention
will determine the fate OF our country. we
IepIeent here, conseientious!y believe, th9 'hiy
true national party IN the United States. lload
snplsuee And when it shsl be IN the success Of
this party erd the trumI liant success OF these ctnd
dates whom we have nominated, Lincoln and iianhn
Hong and loud appausel, in my view, We shau nave
Administration thai we ana our children WI,
back upon with pride and patriotic SUBTRACTION
ICheers1 We have ureeented 10 the country can1
dates who entirely upobjectionable ana no. Only
unOf ieCionabe but they haze won our inquest spece
nv their pairiJtc career aud distinguished a6lilty
While this is 90, a prejudice has been thrown around
Us ard our party, but like Ill omened cloud u Is
rapidly disappearing and the sun OF our prosperity
snd success is happily omened by sne sun ,nN
IN iles upon us from the heavens luis usy'
We have been charged, and our friends IN
some marta of the country seem TO believe IT.
TO be true, that intensely radical IN opinloa'
which will uproot the foundations Of our Government
But gentlemen when this success ehau DO cons1u
ma 3D. end wien that Administration 10 installed IN
mower at Washington and the fruiis OF 1t are eeen
throughout The country, We shall ma gr;,utiy si
pesrug ali this prejudice which mas oeen ARA! ~
against us "a new sectional party. IL viii be seen
that we consider This Confederacy ne one BOND Oh
States and true hearts that csnnot and as od jack
once said NUT not be discovered say ganremeu,
that this prejudice will oisappsar aui il has bfgu
st, ,fan iuga
HanIin has been proclaimed lApplause. bnt WI
not detain you now, knowing how Tnen depends on
the dsrateh of business, and rat you wish WIN me
To ioin IN the festivities that are TO foi'oH, 10
ratify the nominations already made and to celebrate
the victory " hch il yet to Gomez for we iee n conn
dent of that do that the sun ildes eionousy ~
the heavens 10 day. Gentlemen, we have an enemy
10 cop.erd with whom we are TO meet WIN an our
forces As vet we have been almost pafy zea by t'e
number Of dead and wounded in the battlefield Wnofn
we have been unable TO pierce win onr SPEARS my
lie there killed aud wounded by their own Weapons
but they viii plaster up their wounds, anh we nI.ii
have 10 eet the same determined and lnveerale zoe
that they have net for many years Let us % u,,Fi
in action tba day, and treat every man IN tns OVh-
yep,og,. and out OF il who Is s asp If Ineoio
and BaulIl through the coming conflict, "a our
friends. But let these discordtut factions %
discovered or let them be united, Conneefici IL 'r,
f we are true 10 Ourselves and 10 standard lhey
have come 10 the split which we anticipated years tge
and bile they are divided we have passed taroneh
the s,a Of trouble aud once more on the "a
resn side OF right marching triumphant Victory,
rfile tbev pQer among the flesh pots of Egypt bans-
e,o after those Fpcils which, Calhoun salt, we're
the DIV bopd of Uron. Mr.. Douglas is the repre-
sentative of THE State and they indored him yrslsr,
day Al Hartford aud however pitifnl thofe OPP SEQ
IN him uby be- they will have 10 swallow that pm
bnt tic people will treat il Davy Crockett once oid
The olive nj President jacks cn's table. He had come
from the woods of Tennessee and was not acquainted
| with all the luxmies of the table at WASHING
ton I,ut So he s4t AZ President JACK
| sons table, he laid lis hand upon what
| he surpored TO be pickle, but which proved 70
be one OF those olives which gourmands take WINE
| Slipping their wine. He placed it in his month, AGO
though he knew enough Of poleness not to spi, II on
on ic floor or the CLOTH he did not know what 10 20
with H. He chewed, and twisted his conntensnee az
| the Democrats hsye chewed this nomination Of Doug
las The President looked troubled; and st last whe
| Dayy could stand it no longer he rolled oq and
| looking at Jackson said "Mr. President WIN yosi
re,nission will lsy that little damn thing tnere
| hitting il on the cloth. IGreat laughter NOV,
think that the people will lay this little damn mug
or the Little Giant, completely on the table ztei
cheers and laughter and this whole question VII "
| disposed Of and nothing left of II ut all bu, w,
intIude no longer but trust sa be ane
nv dut les 10 your sasfsctioni IA II SNAIL pc ny
| endsavor. Loud and long applause; o,, thar.
The COMMITTEES Credentials mAde repoi. a"o,
were no contested seats ut al, and Dut very 10"
| cies The report was accepted. .u,.s,,d
On motion Of Mr.. r. 3. CLIAvLAsD, OF h .';,
| Con- mittee Of one from each Senatorial w O.
appointed TO present series Of resolutions " 'A' WV