New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

lie Fss recently connected himself issues address
from which the following paragraph ia taken: .Uyc
short, though not inactive, life devoted to
broken maintenance of The principles Of the States
Rights Democracy must be my guaranty for the po-
cal views shall endeavor TO promote through the col
unDs of The Aroldache. Regarding the election Of
John Z. Breckenridge aud Joseph Lane the means
by which the country be saved from the anarchy
which is yawning to engulf it, shall direct the inill
ence Of The Araloncle TO promote their success. |
hope TO 50 denean myself as to convince my adverse
res Of the sincerity Of the intend to pursue
while may not satisfy them of the concusvensss Of
the views shall labor to enforce
"A corres1 ondent in Providence, r. l., under date
of Augost z, writes thus:
"Perhaps you would like to hear how this little
State progressing in the present Presidential election
Never were the Republicans actively engaged in
promulgstiDg their principles and so successful in
winniI 10 their faith and standard many who of late
have acted with political party, and even some
hitherto radical Democrats who supported Buchanan
in 1856. Wide-Awske Clubs are forming in nearly
every town and district and hundreds Of young men
are enrolling themselves 10 do good service in elect
ing for our next President and YcePresdent Abra-
BAN Lincoln and Hannibal Hamln. Men of Influence
have taken hold with right spirit and with deter
mnation not TO leave one stone uuturned, to accom-
plsh this truly noble purpose. We here are somewhat
amused about the coalition which you New. Workers
are trying TO hatch up. The idea of the Belleyereu
party who have so long been greved about the agita
ton of Slavery and would make platform pass
any resolution to avoid discus ing that vexed question
should coaeece with that wing of the Democracy
whose head and chief is the foremost nsgstion of the
pre- sent political bIo, rather novel to many
minds"
= A correspondent writes to US from Plattsmouth
Nebraska, under date of August I'd, substantially as
follows:
9" am happy to inform you and the people of the
Ststes, that he Republicans of the Territory OF Ne
bTaska sre yow ready TO extend to you the hand of
political fellowship, standing upon the same I'd Ma
tona Platform, Influenced by one common desire and
laboripg for one common, yet glorious end the re.
6empt0n of the General Government the States and
Territories from The domination of the corrupt and op
pressive Slave obigarchy. In accordance with pre-
vous notice from the Territorial Central Committee the
Republicans of Nebraska yesterday sent their delegates
from nearly every org nzed county to Plattsmouth 10
prepare the campaign ard select standard bearer for
the ring conflict. On the preceding evening, in
they poured till there was scarcely room enough
to receive them. Many of them comparatively recent
emgaDts 10 the Territory aud strangers to each other
but tearirg in their person and appearance, head and
hesr the glorious insignia of Republicans. And such,
in d few hours, PROVED themselves for political con-
cert or love feast was announced for the eyenOg and
the large hall, engaged for the OCCASION speedily
flied. Able ana eloquent speeches were made by
q. p. Mason w. II. Taylor, Rev. NJ. Upton, L. NJ.
Marquette, G. c. MorrelI, ID. NJ Kelsey aud others
who showed that the Republican metal OF Nebraska
has Tie rght ring. keen, high, clear. The Republicans
OF Nebraska are therefore, full of hope and courage,
determined 10 feare ssy and triumphantly perform their
duty. On the following day "Wednesday the Delegate
Hon. W +. Lockw God presiding The Committee on
Resolutions made a highly crtditabe report which
adopted after slight notifications. They recon-
memo thorough organization OF the Republicans OF the
Territory, by the appointment or the selection Of a
Territorial Committee consisting of one member from
each Representative District ard they recommend
that the persons thus chosen act Cbarmen OF the
Republican organizations within their espectve limits
They recommend the indorsemt mt Of the Chicago
nations and resoutiOns-which was unanimously
adopted. They recommend an approval of the Home.
stead BILL passed by the Republicans in the donoeof
Representatives, and unqualified denuncatlon OF Its
utilaors by Democratic Senate, and its final veto
by a yeDs and imbecle Pre- sident, which was passed
They requested Delegate in Coz gress to ask and
lebor for all neediul appropriations by the Gen,
eT3l Government without delay, and without regard
10 locality ior the promotion Of the interests property
protection, and welfare Of the inhabitants Of the Terri
tory and that al appropriations thus made shoud be
protected by effective safeguards and sacrediy applied
to the ouIposes for which they nay be granted They
recommend speedy and efficient measures by Con-
ereee for the construction OF the Pacific Railroad, up
The valley Of the Pate that Congress pass an act TO
give TO tie Commissioner OF Common Schools IN the
Territory the contr over the school la DIS within It's
limits; that act be passed by Congress- cedng las to
Illinois d Iowa the swaDPs or oyerfowed lands to
Ne brassa and list appropriations be especially asked
for the conretion Of the Capitol at Omaha, the
ton Of The Peniteniisry at Bevue and tho buldngof
bridge across the Platte the main route between
Omaha and Nebraska City All Of which recommenda-
tons met the hearty approval of the Convention
After the adoption of the platform, the baoung for
Delegate 10 Congress ced with much spirit for
rival applicants, but with general feeling OF acqni-
escence as TO the result. Thus, it having been dis
covered before the bslotings the tenth trial were
completed or announced that s. 6. Daily had received
the vote reduieite 10 choice, the enthusiastic crowd
conn enoed their vOciferaions for Samuel G DAILY,
the old warhorse in the political fields Of Nebraska,
who had noby triumpfed over a corrupt aud united
enemy once, ard is able aud willing TO do 1T again;
and who VIII as the DEGREES Of Fate, be again
elected to represent this Territory in Congress. To
these deafenDg calls Mr.. Daily responded in few
forcible and well-tiIned remarks. He was followed
lin response to calls by all the candidates, TAYLOR,
Thayer Marquette, Taft, Mason, and Sahler aud by
Lockwood, Tip'on, and Kelsey, who were not candl,
dates All the speakers fully ndorsed the action and
choice OF be Convention, and, laying aside personal
ard local feelings and preferences, resolved
to buckle on the amor, aud cheerially
aeeist. in the complete triumph of Republicans N
in Nebraska. Having thus secured the nomination CT
a tried and worthy tandard-bearer-oOe for whose
success the Republicans of the Territory may unitedy
ard ferveutly offer up their political prayers DAILY
they are about to engage in successful conflict, as
snr that victory will perch upon their banner on the
second Tuesday of October next; and confident that
The people of the States will place at the helm OF
State the representative of this Republic, Abraham
Lincoln, OH the fist Tuesday of November c. W."
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