The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-05

sand copies Of the addrssses and resolutions b printed
for circulation IN this Stale.
I'm motion Of Mr.. Underwood, Adjourned until p. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AZ two O'Clock the Convention reassembled. ma
sracus cress circle was ned to Overlooking with spec
Ators and the seats Of the delegates bropged with
outsiders In quest Of room. The Chairman introduced th
Hen. Jas Wilson, Member Of Congress from he Eghth
TO attempt anything IKE outline Of NJ wlson speech
Nothing bat full report would begin 70 do justice lt
hours be held bis vss sudielce spsii bound Sy hs
earnest ye. deliberate manner, by the rare rscy and
array u The genuine truths q history = conneolsd va
the rice and progress Of the slavery agitation in hs ooun
Try Mr. Wilson's speech could nos have been bstsr Of
more suitable 70 The occasion. In every point
:as,:sss he most anaa.asd ' sspss y az x
Sruous s csss e w.. sSss,sS re s':sy q
enoored 10 long and 20 loudly thai be fen himself oon
given with VIII that vss perfectly desis,ns
nsteIy for Hon Prank blair and n SId 49, q
Clarke county, both Of whom were present. ON ths paa-
Mr.. BLAIR having 10 speak in The evening, Of course d
clired, but Mr. Underwood, upon renewal OF he oaia
for hm, stepped forward and made sw rsmasks which
ban most Of he si%e during Hr UsHsr~ocds 1s:ssrs..
ana cannot, therefore, comment In detail
EvINIE0 SESSION.
But was reserved for last nights procsodn . "a
the elorious cap .hssf on the WORK Of tks DAY.
- AZ an early hour the immense building vas packed
u
Mr. Blair 1oss there hardly an svaiabas sss1 . b
%, hieh or low And Of M Bair's elerisus sroecn
what shall We sayY Il was stropR-it wos eloqueaa-a
mpreseive and yet 90 enteraipnS HAoemed 10 esaher
he enthusssm Of The magnificent sdgse-sthe - -.
turned faces" before him-and q times hs n6NS IA
edversons which he made 70 tn iufhnous appeal q -
plAuse.
At the conclusion of Mr.. BIsirs speech Hon. NJ WI.
son vas again called for and the audience had been %
Hnch captivafed with him during the afternoon, that
they would take denial from him for few more r..
marks So he came forward midst the most 9ensnAosu
proposing q the end Of three cheers for The republican
party and its Chicago Conventisn, which were Owen
possible, with greater vehemence than ever
AMIDST the greatest glee and the best ponihe feepe
me immense audience broke up and retired snA thus
ended the nfst great demouszaten Of ths repubBcsn
The Election or President IN the Es.~~
The position Of the HouAs of Representative .. ia
Presidential question has not yet been eorresy sse
although numerous attempts have been made BY ,our.
mails throughout the country 10 do 70. We sve below
the divisions Of parties In the epsesenlasDus q ssoh
STATE - they stand and they will b n the usxt
session of Congress- unless change should b mads BY
the admission Of Kaneas; but even allowing The aSds,o
Of that State 70 the republican strength, would NOT
change he aspect Of AFFAIRS because, although would
give one more vote 70 that party, would n he ana
time add one 70 the number required 10 form majority,
and the republicans would still lack two Of ne reouisa
number 70 elect Prssden, the choice should 70 % ~
House.