New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

each otber-carefally watching each other. Now we
are n united band Of brothers, bound by common his
tory and a common hope We have the same unity
and esprit corps that distina ushed the Republican
party IN u tine Of Mr. Jefferson, and the Democratic
party in G,n. JarksoDs time. Now the Republican
party ia tte only compact political Organization OF the
day 10 is the only party that can write on, die
tpcve creed and put the same construction upon il in
every section of the country The Chicago pla form
10 such creed. No man, who can read need be
cheated by it. Was il 80 with any other party That
very respectable part', headed " pen ana Evere,.,
bss very cd platform upon which all is members
can sand but 20 can everybody else. AK these gen-
tleuen about Slavery in The Territorles-a6ont the
Hom, stesd-'he Pacific Rsilr ad aud kindred qaes-
tons and YOU have at the confusion OF y loel.
How is it with tie Democratic party They ma
the BIZ hes auth riry'hat Of NatiOnal Convention
that it broken and demolished Is platform for four
years has been Delphic Oracle, reading one way in
the North and other in the South. The attempt 70
cors,rne il at Charleston and Baltimore opened wide
radical difference Of opinion that they knew existed
But even now, The game OF deception is continued.
They have on t g same ticket Squatter Sovereignty
ana Slave Code for the TerrOres-unrrirndly esls.
Ia ion d the Dred-Scott ase-non-ioterVeouon ana
the African Slave-Trsds-DOugas and johnson.
Honest men are tired Of this Altering in adonbe sense.
tn. den ard something definite and specifc--some-
thing frank, bid, and honest They have been de-
ceiN by two Democratic Administrations. They are
too mucf in earnest TO be deceived again.
H,@ different in the position Of the Republican party.
They ca. ut their principles in vT letters OF light
upon the X. pubcab banner. They have chosen their
standard bearers and although other names were pre-
sn,d eni ept for their services ability and pa riot
i'm vet Ill differences about men buried In The
wigwam of The Convention at Chicago. We are all
for Ii oln and Hanlin not becsuse like them bet
ter than other Republicans but because they are th1
chosen representatives Of PRINCIPLES and in their
lives furnish striking example OF m, results OF
Free labor and Free ms tnons. They intend To elect
them If they fail they will submit the will OF the
people. If they succeed, Trey would that the will
of The people lie respected and obeyed.
j. now sixty years since the Republican party,
under Il lead Of Mr. Jefferson ade its first great
strI gg'e Under ibr same name, with ths same pm
ciples with the trDst in the people, with an I'LL.
shs ken faith in The doctrns of the Declaration of In
dep. nd Dce, en- into This contest. We bel eve
that the results Of Republican victory will disspate
the opposition Of all adveTsares except those who
seek excuses disc I've the Uuion and with these
have no compromise 10 make. II is high time that we
asc, rtsD their nb-r ,e-t their strength. We
all tired, even our Douglas D.mocra ic friends
tired Of this constant tbrea enng and whining about
ds~olving Government they had controlled 30 Dng,
and can control more.
Let the Republican party assume the administration
of the Cover, m. Mt with fixed resolve to obey the
Constitution in al thipgstO give each S,ae, aud the
people IF each s ate their full constitutional rights
nembenng however. that this Government WAS made
for free men and not for slaves-that Freedom is
tioDsl and Slavery .ectioLathit slaves, under State
laws are persons under the Consultation Of the United
States. aud not borses cattle, and wild b. ass Let it
be rue 10 It's name tie history and platform, and you
will find the day for di solution will he postponed
awbils--,fen Indefinitely, and the most noisy about
D-union will he b-gging office Of Old Abe Lincoln.
in conclusion he accepted the nomination, and no. ped
to be able 10 meet them all in their respective counties
before the canvass was over.