, 1860-05-26
TIE NOMINAT TIONS.
Matters Re1atlpx Thereto.

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,s1as DOMINATION n Pn11AptLfalA.-nin Peg 9:
nsHs n Of Incoln's nomination vas received in
pr1sesnoas and sefenades; among ne n"; ssIe-
oaoeA gwen was one TO hon. EaH9o eo.es,
~ 70" more than elkhtZ years oLd: aaa weo rs
flnx ~ ca,sa no. o. .nno au H. hnnor
uo.. Goles ' x due' IN great measure [n9 aonor
he priTsts ] SecTetart Of Jefferson and Mndisou.
aud although be has not changed in principles.
be will vote for Abraham Lincoln.
TIT Foa T47-The Bell and Everett organ in
this city day or two ago published the follow
|. ing :N'Why IL it impossible for Abe Lincoln
to attain the Presidential chair. Because be
Lacks an lof being a5ke." Ii. you come 10 that,
tain the Presidential chair, Ans,-Because be
lacks m o Of being n6<lI- So far as joking is
concerned, we consider both attempts e1ecraAe,
game that two can play at.-Bostoa journal.
meeting of the Sc yenteedIh Ward Rennh]icana
on Monday evening, Isaac J. OIiver, Wu.. T.
Ashmau; aud q few others, subscribed SIS to
procure splendid Lincoln and Hanlin Banner,
4o1e7 feet NTH full length picture Of Lincoln,
9gqf oqtr % d~ 9qd ID: sf1g !sf e, ,: m to4s@ t. NJ H.
eAA-<A
is Hsampte Of the feeling among tie working
;AeRnoneans throngheut ths city: Yesterday,
ma1t 1.Hn m"n ha nurAe, We co.ta mol ma sinGle
oen n4u' WHERE !ofty oI taat stamP Mere 10 De
.s' n.s lo9! years aso. many o. tne democrats
taS ~ sonaog over ake"ase. His seai'y eheef1ng
str4 oa gsay.nsaaga ne!enad:s alons oouto
conrratni,+a ms ancths-l ~, ~ pba t;ets. ~ SaIf
made men themselves, they feel that The partv
T5tnrs 'D -. e"4'e0 ~ 1o'@
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~ haFe been favored with the following
private correspondence:
... Araoal, n. T., NAY 1a. 1850.
| EdIors Iri5uae-Gentleuen: We have taken
tue Tribune daily from the morning Of its first
You silt -diteontinue sending it. to vi. Our
only regret IN parting IS, that We are under the
necessity OF losing three cent postage stamp
IN ofaer TO close our account. Wishing you
good time Tor Rfew msnths- to come,
Truly s9aas, u
n wb;ch +bn. eere,a,1 resnnnda ~ o1asH ph;ie.
onher. AeaPo"oo ALE A0'os-
Nr~ SonR' A'y =. 1880.
otnt1e1n1n: The painful regret expressed in
yours OF the l8ih inst excites my sJmpathies.
1inclose you three cent stamp, to replace that
whose loss you deplore, and remain,
Yours, placidly. Horace GREELEY.
connty 4 TSW4 TgW 2 TSnet' TGsuet' 0afot"' o8y"ea
The Rrnnb1irane of plati.bnrc c,fnton
county, n. T., held an enthusiastic ratification
meeting on Monday eyealng; which vas ad-
fr;n9 f3snnoa y us noa a., ..s, Eh H. ~. ine
extended the demonstration lata into tbe nieht
The Ranub1;c,na of nov1aatowr Pan, m
Monday had re;oic;nc orer fhe no,n;nat;on ~
Iincn]1 fer]inv :onf;dsrt that penrav1ran;o ~,
| be carried for him. Everrbodv waa nleased
sud in liQh spirits oyer the hsrmonious result
Of the Convention. We learn that there viii
| Phifadelnhia and nat r5nrh fkere
rha ano,;.n.;...r .rI:...1..- .-,,,.,.
,.1,.aj - IN % E.aco'n ana haIann Mos
eaateu - toV eues ~ Aeea5. -. L., Urea anna
iona ao .a;ahad ~ " iue pHoPe: eoptous ana
Nns nisusu'!ut lalu tonoHeo upon ta6 an
ro ea&su " sslolce- oar correspondent III
nesos saya sn1s sue otate Is gooo 1of S'Voo ma
1orats 'oP Tue Lineage nominees.
-.-Aprominent citizen Of. 0tsego county, n.
T., reports that the Republicans there are en-
tlre!y satisfied with the nominations Of Lincoln
their full part toward the $4,000 majority which
/ New York will give in November for the Fiat
boatman Of the Wabash. And not the Repub-
Gcans only: the Americans and Old Wings will
lend their Jealous cid in reforming the Govern
mens and putting Honest Men in power.
! EnV FENHDGCC
Atthe large Republican Ratification Meeting
| held in Columbus on Tuesday evening. Cor.
Chaaa ua. ca,rad for ond s,,t,o ,h,..,t;,,, =.
| @ - ef"1e es"o'o1|""' ~
! folso"s, according to the Jonrnaes report:
| -...Av Ftllo.o Citi=<ns: In this mighty gather
ing, and in this sll peryatlin9 enthusiasm, 1 see
the issue Of the campaign Tie manner in which
you and your fellow citizens throughout the
| country respond to the nominations made at
Chicago, is sure presage Of success. and con.
| eratu iate ron unnn the cheering nroanact h.
lore u.s. The CONNECTION Of nv own name IN
the National Convention with the nomination
for the Presidency, renders it proper that
should FAY that was placed in that attitude by
the action Of the Republicans Of Ohio, rery
large majority Of whom id their State Conven-
tion presented my name to the Republicans Of
Iregard the expression Of the State Convention
as the LAW for The State delegation; and SO re-
garding it, hind expected Of it the same unity of
action that Ct aractetized the course of the New
York delegation in the support of Mr. Seward,
efthe Illinois delegation il the support Of Ar.
the support of Mr. Cameron, under similar in
structions. Bnt with the final choice Of the Chi.
cago Convention am entirely satisfied; with
its declaration of ,pfincipies am satisfied.
Every principle in that platform have publicly
| avowed and advocated ior many years and its
currence, r.
1t bus been said that The nomination Of Ger.
tain candidates might have endangered the
success Of the cause we all hare SO much at
| heart God forbid that my nomination or that
of any other man should imperil Tue triumph Of
Republican principles: Those principles are
dearer to me than all merely personal consider
atlons, and rejoice, that, although + was not
nominated, my principles we're; and that they
have go true and 50 faithful representative ID
nois.
The doctrines Of the Republican party are
about to receive triumphant 1indication at
the hands Of tho American people, They and