, 1860-05-19

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Nathaniel T. Banks, md casts her vote for Ir.
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The CHAlR-We hare dispatch from De-
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. ft.pno'1edA h19tcdHs at Chlcdgo. gTetfsng:
One hundred guns are now being fred in
bonor ,f III. manhattan If I;occl, I1mm.n,e
appiause.l
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oa'lot' Renttenen, Will no" announce. inere
were eass 4bs saies :o4 a1e neeessaeJ 1of
enoice. uuunIoa. nanlnn - ns;n t!as recet'ea
Saf rotes; nua u uom.ga1cr " me cauoioa1e o'
TUE hepqeue4n party ler ice 1lcs49e1t.
Ar: hLAkEi Of kentuck{Iln behalf OF the
1T'enas o. toa- sa!sant son ol 3leeoon, G1ss.ns
81. GAf, ! me's tnat 1ue aon'natlon OF Aann',
oa' fia!ain u HAAi4e' pe tnaoe Unanimous, aoo
N resir'oe rom tnls Gonsenuon a. us close;
a!to" nc 10 setufn 70 tnose VINO nave nonoreo
him with their Eotes, au assurance OF PTS re-
I GaEds assuring them a. tha same tine that IN
eastang tne'r Fotes 1oe mat eansnt son'tn nave
voteo ler nun "hose onlf crime mss been t6ht
be has rolled tres dom as aaweet morsel under
bus tongue, whha on bis Lips liberty has loved
to a,ngeT; lt;seat epplaHse
W: w 1Io ot We" I 1ork-Ihfee coeefa LOT
Ihe ca1l Was promptly responded to-
Ihc AlN-lt has been moyed and second
ed that The nomination OF Nr. HamIn be nade
unani.Mons;
Mr. SMITH OF lnd1ana-As had the honor
nt presenting 10 ta!s Convention Tue naMe Of
4HGEfHQ "A HY
Vice President OF the United States. deem it
proper that should SECOND the mot!on made
~ the gentleman from kentucky, TO make the
nomination Of Mr: Hamlin unanimous.
In secondans this motion beg leave to state
that In the opinion OF the republicans Of the
state which IN part represent, there is no one
OF The many distinguished advocates Of tho Re.
publican party, no one Of tha: illustrioua band
who arc cen1ending for tho principle af free
dom, who is mose eadeared 10 tae great heart
of the Republicans Of this country, than is
| Casstus u. Clay.
It Is very easy matter Tor US who lire upon
soil unstatned By slavery; who breA: he the free
air OF States where the nanacies Of the slave are
never seen, and their wAilings are never heard,
| to advocate the p1luci pies Of the Republican
| part! but, gentlemen. to advocate these prin-
eip!es upon the sell Of slavery itself ia the very
| requires degree Of moral heroism Of which
| bnttsw OF rs can boast.
have M assurance that this cause will tri-
umph. and that the hag Of freedom will waYe
| in triumph over the land Loud applause. j.
Let me assure Jou. gentlemen, when that cause
shall be borne aloft IL triumph, and its glorious
| folds shalt be expanded to tbs wings Of heaven.
yon will see inscribed upon its brightest folds
IN charactars oflivinE light, the name Of Ca:aus
II. Clay. Great applause.
! We have now completed the great work for
which We assembled here. We have presented
to this country ticket which will command the
lore aud admiration Of Republicans everywhere,
and the respect and csteo n Of the entire couu-
Try; Aprlause.) In leaving this fair State;
aud this large and enthusiastic assembly: l
shall leave It with au abiding confidence that
that ticket will be triumphant; for let me assure
von that, with the gallant son Of Illinois as onr
Standard. hes.er; With tbs platform which we
have adopted; Nth the distinguished Senator
from Maine as the second in command, feel
that we ttand unon rock, aud the gates OF hell
shall not prevail against it
In beha1f Of ny friends Of Indiana, would
say that any Efforts winch We havs made to 50
cure the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln. Of Il.
1ipoia, We have been animated by no feeling ol
aninaosity toward the distinguished son Of Mem
York, for in no sjpr'e State Of the Union is tbs
name Of William a. Seward more highly honor:
ed than in Indiana. (Applause.) We would
not, if We could. pluck ous leaf from the laure,
that adorns his brow: ws would not tarnish
ons letter in the history which will render