New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-28

that the example Of Mexico will be followed, and that
the epslaying Of white men will be resorted TOT
800 In Sy racuse ON Thursday evening. tho German
Republicans held Lincon meeting, which was very
largely attended The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
Oue Of the chief speakers reviewed the action oil the
Chicago Convention, and congratulated bis German
fellow cilizeIs upon thu incorporation of the fourteenth
section into the admirable exposition of Republican
principles adoI ted by that body He gave brief sketches
Of ,he lives and cl arac ers Of the Republican candi-
dates. pronourciug item entirely worthy Of acceptance
az representative men and esponenis OF The great
rrin, irlesfr the success Of which the Germans are
now prepared to give their bert esertions. lie also
rem d,d his hearers # the difference ia the treatment
Of German electors by the great parties; witt toe
Democrats, their only IRE is in tie voting capacity;
with the Republicans, they called into council and
awarded the position due them
Tile Ner-Hdmpshre Statesman, published at
Concord, gays that both Lincoln and IIamn have adj
dressed the people of that city and its vicinity 1t fur
ther says:
"It was often remarked that two more powerful
speeches were rarely if ever delivered here Both
were productions addressed the understandings OF
mep and both left permanent and s;Iutary impress
sion. The address of Mr. Lincoln, Just preceding the
last election irresistible in logical force and power
U IL
author had acquired such reputation Throughout the
Great West az AN able, indomitable and intrepid de-
fender Of the Republican cause Before u was even
dream ed that Lincoln and lianlin would be the nom
nees Of the National Republican Convention they lad
here been get down men whose power before poPu
lar assemblies could neither be resisted nor disputed
! Tile rumor gains strength that Mr.. Everett will
decline the National Union nomination for the Vice
Presidency. Probably something definite in the mat
| fer will be known in "A few days.
of Mr. Lincoln's New-York address, TIE Toledo
| Bldde says
we publish to-day the first half Of the greatsPeech
| of the Hon Abraham Lincoln, delivered in New-fork
last Winter. 1t il mainly yindicatlon OF the Repu6
lean doctrines the subject OF slavery ana az slch
the most complete and successful effort ever made
and one TO which every Republican can proudly point,
az at the same tire an exposition of his candidates
principles and demonstration of his ability as states
man. Let any man calmly and deliberately read TINS
speech and then say if he either that the Repub
lcans are wrong in their political faith and policy, or
that Abraham Lincoln is not fitted To administer the
Government tie principles of which he 80 ably eX-
plains"
Every Opposition paper in Indiana supports Lin
coln including eight or ten which supported Fillmore
in 1856.
In a leader on the Chicago nominations, TeNO.
Bee SAYS that {" in thus acting, Black Republicansm
has evinced base Dgatitude, but crafty and prudent
policy 1t has treated liz founder most vely but
las added materially to its own prospects OF success
The Republicans Of the Seventeenth Ward Of
Brooklyn wide awake preparing for vigorous
campaign. A large meeting was held Oh Friday even
ing TO hear the report of the mntee the proposed
! Wigwam. miniature model of one was brought for
ward by Mr.. D. W. Ill., heSagonal, and with circular
roof to be buit in true Western style, which was
| adopted and the building contracted 10 be built A
committee was chosen consisting OIL w. S earns E.
O. Taft and ID. Mcdonald TO make arrangements about
organizing a Wide Awake Club.