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few remarks from ansrsn. individuals tho meeting ii.

journed.
RATIFICATION MEETING or rHs CENTRAL REruBLr-
CAN CANPAIGN CLUB.
meeting Of the above orsanisastos was held u ~
rooms 722 broadway, last evening 70 rsty The nomna-
ton OF Lincoln and Hamln. About nfty persons were
present The chair was occupied by Daniel UmAp, and
speeches were made by Messrs r. Dow, John ". Hor-
too, John Longtree, A. c. Hills and others consisting
chiefly Of well dgesed abuse OF james Buchanan mingled
cheers and regrets for Seward and euiogy for Lincoln
and Hamn. TIE latter however, exceedingly nsagsr,
for few Of the speakers seemed to be well enough posted
In regard to their political attributes handle the subject
with either force or efficiency The following resolution
was adopted -
Resolved ina. ,h, club win caesrfuly support sas
heartily sustain Abe Lincoln President and HAonibL
Hamn ~ Vice Pres lent Of the United Satss believing
that they will faithfully sustain snsrssNsAy support
Reports were Also received from several q the wards
IN the city where ratification meetings had been held
sal expressed deep regret Il the failure Of Wsn H.
seward 70 obtain the nomination. AS one tho gentle
but Lincoln bad caught the blrdn
sps are 10 be taken TO get up ratification meeting on
larger and, II possaible, on = little enthusiastic
EFFECT OF THE NOMINATION IN WASH.
INGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nay 10, 1890
house could be made to believe that the nomination OF
lincoln was reality, own 4, the fact that quite num-
Der Of bogus dispatches similar In chAsacssr had been
circulating about the halb Of Congress for several hours
II evident, BY tho manner In which tho republicans
receive and talk about the nomination that they are db
appointed fhey preferred either Bates McIean Came
ron, Wade or Banks, 70 Lincoln or Seward.
The friends Of Seward Ia the House are
greatly chsgrned [and mortified at tho result
They considered Stewards nomination . foregone
conclusion. Seward himself considered Il, and 20
informed his friends here before he left. When he le
few days since, for home, taking leave Of several
gentlemen in the Senate he sail: "In all proosoity
shall return to the Senate again" What he meant
state that be will resign his One thag ID certain
fnooins nomination creaaes enthusiasm among the
republicans here.
Mr. Hamlin rooms crowded 70 night with friends
congratulatng him on his nomination He had NO ex-
pectation Of receiving IT, AMI surprised when was
announced TO him. The republicans Of this city and the
republican Oonsrsssmen full Of enthusiasm over the
ticket Mr. Douglas has repeatedly said day that the
nomination Of Mr. Lincoln the strongest the repub-
cans could have made. republican ratdcasaoa will be
held here next week
Albany, Nay Is-1lP.M
The republicans here seem determined 10 keep up The
excitement They have just bad great pyrssschn'c
display on State street. s the intention Of the repubI-
cans here 70 extend formal reception to the New York
delegation on their return from the Convention. dis
patch has been forwarded to them to that effect
THE NOMINATION OF LINCOLN AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, May 10, 1890
One hundred guns now being fred By some Of The
enthusiastic republicans Of this city In honor Of the
nation Of Lincoln for Presdent The greatest excitement
prevails in the city TIE streets are alive with poxicssns
and groups are gathered In State strea and Broad Tay
dhcuaspg the subject Of the nomlnson The an,ounce-
ment OF the nomination entirely unexpecsd BY he
republicans OF this city. They ooundeat thAt
VIM. H. Seward was 10 DO the msa, and
when was announced that Lincoln was The
nominee . feeling OF disappointment ws mani
fest. AT first the intelligence not credited,
but these doubts Of short duration. Ths feeling
ss sxhu but they say that they win abide by The deci
sion OF the Convention, and give lincoln hearty saa
cordial support.
ArnASr, May B-sP. N.
The republicans Of this city fairly walked up
aud the Widest excitement prevails In regard 10 the
sominauon CT Lfcoin State street is . perfets
sea OF are, from burning tar barrels. Tho whole
heavens are Illuminated with red glare, wht
firing, music = playing and the people are shoutins
State ssecs and Broadway. Both streets Hssraiy
ammed with Of oil parties. who are earnestly dis
cuasips the action of the Cosvsut,oa.
The republicans Of the city more reooacsd 20
the domination and unite In hearty approval Of H. They
consider that while Lincoln nay b - stosg Ia she
state Seward be viii bs less Objectionable throughout
the Uson.
since The reception Of The Of the succefa laying
Of the Atlantic cable animated scene has ever
been witnessed In this city than has been seen Ibis svsn-
ing The airing Of guns and the illumination OF the prin-
cipa thoroushares have called Thousands Of people,
and The excitement b ai the highest pitch.
HOW THE NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PmADxtrma, Nay IL, 1880.
An enthusiastic ratification mscng wa held q the
republican beatqosrters ppIsht grand sorch-IIshs
procession now marching the streets. TIE noxiaaiioa
II lincoln received with general favor amoog party
throughout the state, being the work q the Pen.
syivsnla dele gates
The eeder IN the North Amto1n speaks very highly of
the candidates. sliudng particularly the devotion Of
lincoln, through q long pubic ms, 70 vhig priuci-
pies, a. Q strong proof OF his soundness the
question Of the productive tArir, Of which he has
been for years oonlstent advocate.
how THE NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED
IN OTHER PLACES
DrrRou, May 1s, 1900
salute Of leo guns fred here this afternoon and
oonnres and numins order OF The evening"
n honor Of The nomination Of Lincoln and Hamlis.