, 1860-05-22

Office The walk iu front Of our bullet'a
board YVES crowded with men waiting Tor the
first flash Of the electric current which should
tell the story. The chances Of Seward, Lincoln
aud Wade were canyassed aud bet upon, mad
% Chicago" "two-lbiras," :: doubtful Stat.s,'
Then the special dispatch to the
Aorning Lfddfr came. and as the messenger
rushed into the Office to have it put in type, he
wus expected to answer d hundred questions 1t
orce. lie merely shouted " Lincoln on t4s third
1all0t!" but that was enough. The word few
from mouth to mouth with terrific enthusiasm,
being ACCOMPANIED BY Il running tire Of conip'i
ments for - Honest old Abe" with few regrets
from those who had been set upon Seward.
Many were taken by surprise, but We were glad
to see every man announce his determination
to pitch in and do battle fer the man who
had been the choice OF the Convention
There WIS no bitterness. no boiling" By the
friends Of Seward, Chase or Wade, but all with
hearty accurd. were ready 10 throw up their
hats for the nominee. Our extras were circa-
lated, the gathering crowds rushing for them
rapidly. 4 photograph Of Lincoln from our
office Vas hung Ut the door and attracted atten-
ton from :1l rassersb by. 1t must te confessed
that cur standard bearer is not remarkable for
beauty, as the world goes, but has TN air ofstur-
dy Independence and manllness, which attracts
by its very singuIar1ty.
Capt clMm0ns' company OF artillery speed.
~ got out their gun and spoke heartily thirty.
three times in honor Of the nomination Of Lin
coin for President. This evening Company D.
will fire one hundred guns in honor 0fthe same
event.. Everybody was in good llumor and hope
full for tue future, except the Democracy, who
were dishes rtened enough at the prospect uf
fighting the Chicago nominee.
JF1ou Tie Ohio State Jou.nal.1
We take great pleasure IN placing at the head
Of our columns the nominee Of the National
Republican Convention, hon. Abraham Lincoln
Of Illinois, as eur caudsdnte for President. The
most magnificent, enthusiastic and harmonious
National Conreutiou that erer assembled in the
United Sthtes, after full and earnest consultu-
tioD, hare presented 10 the people standard
bearer worthy Of their noble cause. Honest,
able, and patriotic, man Of the people-tte
representative in his o"'u person Of the superb
oTity Of free labor aud free institutions, He is
destined beyond I'LL doubt to be the next presi-
ed by enthusiastic friends. The booming Of
cannon, and the general reducing are but the
Aarb!nrers Vi the wild Ire that will rapid1y
orerSrload the entire country. We refer our
readers 10 our dispatches for dctails. uuxzA
for Lipcolu, the next President, tho patriot
stat"susun Of Illinois!
P.S,-Since the above, the telegraph has a.
nouuccJ the nomination of Hannibal Iiamin Of
Maine, as the Republican candidate for Vice
President This is most judicious and excel
lent selection. The location is right, il= nun
isoue Of tbs purest aud best men in the Senate
of the United :5:ates. The ticket is now com.
plete.. The Convention has closed its l.bors in
a blaze Of glory. The platform is admirable.
The nominations arc most acceptable. Every
act connected with this vast gathering OF the
people has been most suspicious. The last
lingering doubt has been expelled The shat
tered and divided Democracy are in despair. and
coucede that a'l is lost. Ohio sends greeting TO
her sister States, and pledges thirty thousand
majority Tor Lincoln end Huu,lin!
"Osz ArspREp IGuss FOE LINCOLN THE
news Of Abraham LiucoEu's nomination for
President OF tho United States WAS received
here about o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
meu were, set to, work, cartridges mauulac-
,ured. ind Capt. Jones's Artillery fired for the
Republicans Of Columbus. ops hundred guns
Tor Abe Lincoln. the nominee Of the Chicago
Convention. Tie gun was planted Ut the
south east corner Of Capitol s. quare, ard fired
away. driving the smoke directly over the ter
race where stood u:d Abe when he made his
speech here, last fall The city was filled with
.;epublican saitpe3er. which was snufFed dole
fully by tie Democrats. Lincoln's nomination
rings the DOOM OF the Democratic parties, and
the Little Giant lie will sweep the North
like wild6re, and eradicate every ve51ige OF
Democracy Trot ont the Little Giant and
.,iye Old Abe chance ut him."
lrrom the Milwaukee Free DcmocratJ
Tho nu,ne o: ABRAHAM LINCOLN of Illinois,
has Ion. been known aud Tcrered within the
limits Of the sovereignty which clams him a.
'.sr citizen, and tie has more recently won for
far himself national reputation in his contest
for the Illinois Scaatorship, in which he wrap
&c ions scphisms Of the "Li,s1e GIANT" uutil
they dissolved beneath the embrace Of his re-
ststlcsa logic.
Tic purity Of life, uub1emisbed Integrity,
stat.+maa.lile qualities, and rast personal
popularity Of ''Aonest Old Abe,'' designated
him os ctnpbaticallF the man to lead the Re
| publican hosts TO victory, and he was, there
lore, selected By the people IN Convention as.
| trmlled, as their nominee for the high Office O.
Ch'et Magistrate of tue United States.
| While the claims Of the gifted son OF New
| Ynrk w+rs fully admitted, yet the unwarranteG
personal prejudice existing against him in The
| dcubtfni Ststes-a prejudice that can and wi,
eIapsed-rendered him Ineligible at this partic
| nar time. But the nomination of Houcst 0le
Abe will sweep the rnst prairies Of Indian.
aud illinois Ike 1esist1ess tornado, and carr
him into power on the crest Of the wave Q
| popular indignution against the sham Dcmcc
Ta'y, and popular feeling in favor Of the greu
| party Of freedom.
Tie candidate fer Vice President, uauniba
Ilamio, tie ea'lant son Of the forests Of Maine
] is mail well known TO n:l lorers Of liberty q
III old and {ui'lful soldier and valiant leadc
in The great Republican army.
Under the leadership of theee soldiers Of lib
er,y, with tl,e battle CRY Of Lincola and Ham
| over the sham Democracy that will cause III
great heart Of the mutton to throb with graft
lu,le, that this government haS returned at las
to the principles of The Republican fathers.
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| 1.nsrax EfTf Nap 1a
Mr. Lnco'ns notnat,n far 1tcslat e.ued SONG III
.t1 s ae e m
R.'",s 10 hud Graud 1zid at'o. meeting "t faneI
| lilt. oil MoLLai AikIt.
*1l,ttt was rcd for the Chcako nsnnets- Much (
cieme:t rsva4s and tue Republicans are apparently pc
| tc!'y sa'isdtd. =. =, -
sue Of ,eo sa:4 a!:~e;k. a; ,st
g Gss;e1 s;s # Fd,y 'Sey Us T.
d4,!, an: lo'ises u,hted hscr.n:ne. &c-
TAo Chicago nom n..1oas were rcctivsd with great e,
saa,ul, s:lu!e Of TO sua:. benases, &c.
UASo"n. Friday. My IS
One hundred Guns were a,ea. out The l,eputucans
| tub Lint fl The + <hlc4Eo pon'ls:aoEt
NEw HAvpr, Friday, Nay 1s
1 Eo:na,l5. :f Laso4s aa a%,n afs ~, sss::
| Ind upon tic Gfect-
NEW ,rEzur.
I N1TAEK, Friday. N1y Il
la'gc spontaneous and enthusiastic M ttnS Of Eepl
neas = heE! ns.s sss sssn :. .nd e,nx
st'I: 2. ns taeS EsS pe1nstont a ae wsss T.
aa e!hets IN; hun 1td xoa: We a;s, "a soss
| Congratulations exchanged
xxxxeYIvASn.
: rnr1Arrlru1A, ! rllay, say Il
In enthusiastic ratification rtctng WAS held At the
hs, nov ?a,ss ~ !ie. M nso
Lucol4 If stceiv ~sit neral farfF a!norR he pa
Tle t. DIR in the >nrth 4mrrir,~ speaks vey hlcbl,
s. a' ss M a 'es
n: q # II s e. 5 e Ss ~ 2 Ct
wAsmse1ox: fds.y II ;,S N,y y, !, !,
ca r1au!a lug him N h:e 1ala:a~n. Me had e.pe
ofr ceiling ~ ", .a,p5',ed ~aea !. "a,
w iear ~ sst~4aen ase full Of cu.hs:i.sm oyes
,c..: ~. H,as!t' has r.p6at:|ls I'D today th.t
i. c4t, tu'd h.sc made: Republican 14rfca:lou VT
= | he'd hEls neAt~t.k-
The l,.vr D #, .,ea.as ss''Sa.as i Il ~ q
it ch:esss csstnt, ssEr Iss no':,a. oA Of lreo
d The Nominations IN Toledo.
!. To,zrc. May 2,.-une huodred gnns wrre fired this
mig \ rso:. sston .h bands q music + 1a:ad,nk
4sttS in DInr nY tho nrnai athn ot Lincoln and sHan
p | IuE,ense &uthus Ana l. manifested.
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lc Il COlliAiOn--Flrex.
10 Bos7oS, 3lsy el.-The steamer Cambria
Of hencs for ph,ladelphia. came in collision '
Is the steamer Daniel l.. Bowers, Of Eew i.
>, from Phsisdt'phia for Boston With a cargt
d. coal, oT Pollock Rip. The schooner funk
es the crew we're sared. The steamer prcceet
III With the loss Of her bowsprit.
On Saturday night the Paper Hanging
IT tory and tour dwellings a6j joining, beiongin
It. Norton Newcaup, were destroyed BY FIRE.
ID $4,000; half insured.
1 A. tbs same time, four wooden dwell
4 in Somrrville, owned By J. II. Currill. Of
ra wich, Connecticut, wsre destroyed.
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