New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19

e. every ust, puzzle and private in word, ever
cr"uuttsnce Of his life aud character, proc'ains him
The man ior ;he county and the times. IApplsusel
Gen. Lsne is no lee worthy. Loud applause and
thee chez rs for Joe Lane He is a set-n 4de mau
honest nd aabs. Most of bis life has be de-
vo,td TO The public serSice in The Legislature of In
diapa, tbe Camps of Mexico, Che Territorial Govern
mebt Of Oregon, the Delegates in Congress for that
Tenitory and finally L. s. Senator for the Stae. HIS
public ieccl is long one free from stain ana iaui,-
less His character is highly and jos'iy appreclt'ed
Ii the people OF the country mean 70 naihia Tue GGu
situion and tue laws they will elect Breekinridge
ard Lane. lCbeers.l We must organize for that
I, OF thoroughly perfectyin every part of the
State and nation hat We may present to the people
The nominations of faithful aud true men, worthy OF
their cor fdence and support for every elective office
in every district W Three cheers for the Constitution
BieokuIdge and Lane
During the progress Of Mr.. Brewers speech it be-
came manifest about eighth of the audience
the Iesr Of the all we're DougIas men.
Judge GREEN nominated The following
Teerv,idcrt,- se9ben withers Charles o'conor, Hon
Hemy, VIM h. Cerke Abraham K tstor, Lawrence TaIuue
Jol Wolfe John J. clsco James s. LIBBY Henry J. CLARK
Geo p Morris Jss T. Brldy John Romeyn Brodhead Hiram
Crerson josiah w Brown. Nicholas Dmond Jas Curtis
Dudley Bean Augusa. scbelL Daniel Deyn WIN. MensE
x t W5s % lns E BENZ TfnHf Pii ssaS
Wes eyeh Hon. j. Roosevelt Leroy H. Wiley, Pelcs Hail.
jacob S. Miller, Wan Beacs LaSr.ncc r, Geo w. varian
sme: barry Thomas Smith b. jaa Ror"
l. Smith Chses A May r: II. Arkenburg a. @. jennings
soSoG. Rhd che Henry LtsV Dr. Charles NsS
Cbas. H. Hsswell Oliver Slate. jr, VIM. II, Haleck c. T.
CbeAenng John Graham, James Green, Richard W. King
Charles O'Conor and James T. Brady were very
loudly applauded. For the name of Augustus Sche
applause was mingled with Kisses. Judge Green, after
few es, bes au make mistakes and to hesitate
which excited considerable amusement.
Tie Chairman anDonnC ed that Mr.. Solomons would
read the nominations for Secretayshps but before lie
began he would say that the were struck off in
very bad print aud very difficult to read. Mr..
Solomons, however, was able to read the following
list:
Sccrctayie,-Msnshed Lowell Charles Meeks William L.
ii Been Wm. II worrsi, George W. Olney jr J. Ed sin
Haley Adam Badeau. John Middleton Gustav5s A. Ne man,
n H. nick stePbeD " w. S% Gbst Trsr JOHN Bs1a
l'asc Lawrence John Tuel James W. Wilson James Has
B chs,s, E. T. Ludioa, Miehsei Ryan John Farrell G r.
lick Qurn Tho. Fi,aaersd George Rice G. Il L Stuart NJ
w Garrison, Hugh Msstersou Russell nth, PAIL Bradee
Lenny Water Joyce, George H. Harrison, and George C.
Al were elected by vote and pauds.
STEPHEN p. Russell, esq, began to read the follow
i eIesolutions:
Uleyeos has been than once in history
puse sd soemny assert the true character Of this Govon
et Republic Cf confedeiaed Sites ard pheeas the
Ds cetc party organization has been perverted and al at
tae 10 indorse an Democratic doctrine
and TeG IS the duly Of every citizen TO adhere with strict
eny hope Of r,irg this Union and ,oleea the equality
each citizen expressly guaranteed in that instrument which
hvoIs pnedpensiug It's bess like the dews heaven
IN the glorious principles apon
heh Il was founded; Therefore ,,,, -,,,.-- -.
pIrciIes adcped by the Nsticns Democratic Convention
which al the Maryland lnstnte in Baltimore the 25d
Pre- kr6pe Of Kent ely and Joseph Lane Of Oregon for the
Offices Of President end Vice President Of the unod ses up
Thu declaration of principles with sincere and hearty en-
red That we deny ond denounce the doctrine Of the
cin patty that Congress hes the power and right 10 inter
the migration the Terri ore Of the United
Tai Constitution an the prcme Court Of the United sta,e
and that also deny and deogne the assumption o. the advo
have the rg to go to the Territories with bis property yet tht
have the power Of such az equally utenahe
ard Unconstitutional and that involves the contradiction that
citizens may have tights wh rights by the action Of Congress
Rstored That ntutionala Democratic doctrine
States and ali citizens being thereby joint have
equal hight 10 settle in thm with whstever properly they may
Congress- but inherent in the people Of the several
establishing destroying the right Of property n the services Of
any other description Of property but that Is It's
eyes Of all citizens without Ialty during the Territorial
onoon and that when the number Of the nhabts Of any
Territory usts It, the people heno Ia the language OF the
CnciI usd platform have the right to form Constitution
Fesoired That the real aim Of the Repahican party,
BY the writing and speeches Of il, Leaders is SeGty OF
place the four millions Of nov in this country upon
ure If races and consequent social equality by which they
would reduce glorious country to the condition Of Mexico
and Central Anne lea where ruin degradation decay and deth
La followed this experiment and they would thus under the
peen u freedom for the render freedom Tor white men
R.oted That reject this dsbasing doctrine abhorent to
masses HON Is ihu. determined to degrade from the proud
10 ST. ion Of American cnens unnatural equality with
s and ro Of ohsrclic inst taons by artificial
cate classes in the place Of those broad Ppabe aud na
distinctions which the Creator has stamped upon the human
BSpd Tbathe growing strength unconstitutional demands
and tie tendency Of leading poi JAMS who have heretofore
been ue uucke fer the sake % supposed popularity to
@ a pofspd alarm and should ;tsrte each citizen of the
Empire State which has much stake in this Union aud
ca m arm OF Of truth AID 20 forth With the shield Of the Con
tuton and join the eorgan~d ana @
Lane has undera the mission Thch win surely achieve,
OF restoring peace aud permanent harmony to our country
defending ID. Constitution from all assalts, and transmitting
unnpoi the priceless heritage Of this Union to our children
RsOird, That it be recommended TO the DenpcTasS o. we
S ~ York TO orgauo in tBeir several districts for the
sp OFT OF John C. Brecpdge for President and Joseph Lane
DeGo ratio Convention Mary land Institute,
Baltimore on the 23d OF June last
After be had read few lines, cries of Louder,
Iouderm drowned bis weak voice. The Charm an
begged for order, but order could be obtained out Tor
few minutes At last the Chairman said that 1t had
been moved that the resolutions be printed with tbs
report. That motion was carried by a very large ma
jority.
The band dscoursed inspiring music, and, amidst
cries for "Rynders" and Dickinson"
TIE Hon. DANIEL S. Dickinson advanced upon the
pla form His fine face and streaming white hair
called forth the plaucits Of the entire meeting and for
two or three minutes the walls Of the Cooper Institute
were thoroughly tested they found to be entirely
unlike the walls of Jericho.
Ire CHAIRMAs-Genemen, I have the honor to