, 1860-05-19
TEE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

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.Mr. Of 1ndiana-I mors that tbs
q member Of the National COMMITTEE.
The roll was then ca1led and tho following
gentlemen selected:
Maine-Charles ]. Gilman.
New Hampshire-George D. Frogg.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brainerd
Massachusetts-John 2. Goodrich.
Rhode Island-Ttomas G. Turner,
Connecticut-GideonH Heles.
New Yotk-Edwin n. Morgan.
New Jersey-Denuiug Duer.
Pennsylvania-{Sot annouuced.)
Marsland-James F. Wagner.
Delaware-N. 3. Smithers.e
Virginia-Alfred Caldwell.
kentucky-Cassius n. Clay.
Ohio-rhomas Spooner.
1ntlana-Solcmon Meredith.
Missour;-Asa s. 10 es.
Michigan-Austin Blur. !
1tlinois-Norman B. Judd.
Te1as-D. Henderson,.
Wisconsin-Carl Scturx.
1owa-Andrex J. Sieyenu,
California-D. ". Cheesmau.
3tinresota-Jobn Mckusick-
0regou-W. E. Johnson
Kansa.-Wm. 4. Phillips
Nebraska-. h. Irish.
Dis. Columbis-John Gerhard
Mr.. GOODRICH, Of Minu.-I an requested
to state to this Convention, and to the citizens
and strangers, ladies and gentlemen in atten-.
dance, that a triumphal procession will form At
the Ae.d Of Washington street., On Michigan
avenue, at $ o'clock this evening; nn1 will
march thence to Lake street. thence down to
Dearborn street, down Dearborn atreet to Ran
do|pt, mp Randolph to Franklin, thence to Lake
street, and thence to this Niywam, or Taber-
nacle, where delegations, citizens, and strangers
are invited to join in one grand ratification Of
the nomin sticn< made to-day. App1ause.]
A ADELEGATE-Mr. president-
Mr. G00DRICH-1 am yet charged NTH other
matters. Be yet patient desire now to Of
fer 4 resolution that I doubt not will meet the
cordial a1nen.-{Ereat confusion, and mani
fessasions Of impatieuce BY. the audlence]-l
don't like to speak against the poise-that will
meet the cordial appreciation Of eseEy gentle
man in this Convent:on:
R:to}ref, That the hospitality, task, zeal, and
munidcence displayed By the ladies and gen.
tle:nea "f the city Of Chicago. in al d Of the
the great Republican cause, challenges the ad-
mirs,ion, and deserves the hearty thanks Of
this Convention, and Of the party throughout
tue United States. tGsea: app:ause::)
Mr.. GOODRICH, proceeding without having
re.umed his seat One word more, Ar. Presi.
SEVERAL nELEGATES-Mr President
Mr. Go0pR!Cil-Perhaps the gentleman has
bu.l1ess Of erea,er importance and OF much
lntIr ptI AatElCC Gu luls 0CcaSeou luAn aA tosAH
| have to nT.r- the tumuit here became 50
great that tl.e speakers yo!ce was drowned IN
shr noiee. .... ....
Mr. Caller q. SMITH of 1ndiana-1 ris. to
point # order. TIE Reu,leman cannot take
the aoor in this manner to make motion, and
then keep the floor US long as he desires 10
make thP Ilntto,-.
The CHAIR kn afraid the point Of order
will take up rno:c fi1ne even than the gentleman
from Mnnttota. EL,"rh:erI ....
Mr.. GOODRICn-l dom: desire to tresrass
on the CsnyeLsion.. will state, however, to
The gentleman who seems curious in this
(Tbe audience here became impatient, and
ths apeakeEs voice wAs lost in the tumul&
Cries Of. '*So speech, Eead your resolution.
and sit down." tc.}
Mr. G0ODRICH-Al little mora silence. up
sorious aud derisire Iaughter.) / have been
desired 10 ssy that, inasnuch As Minnesota has
not ret responded TO .he nominations that h~re
been made to-day. and iaasmuch as she stood
up to the last moment for New 1ork's favori'c
son as her first choice, and in doing that she
believed she was doing thas which was right;
get. she bows to the will ii the snuj.'yitv: and
an prepared 10 say that, ho" ever usu.h she re-
vcte Of Minnesota At the polls will b cast for
Abrabam Lincoln, Of Illinois; (applause; 'good,
good," i" "now stov;") aud thai, though the del
sga.es hers labored for their 6rst choice, yst
they will be found laboEing with equal zsal and
energy for tbs nominee Of this Convention
One word more. {"So, ne."" dry up."} Ism
not in the habit Of being hoiloed down. eren by
opponen:s. aud certainly nat BY friends, and
tia friends Of the cauae that claim to he IN
humble advocate Of.
Il F0iCE-1f you s1e our friend lei as 60
home. i4euRhter. ~
Mr.. GOoDRICH-Ths representatives from
Minnesota feel that I seat in the Presidential