The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

When order was restored, Mr.. BAKnY, Of Kentucky,
sad-Nr Chairman, behalf Of that gallant Of FREQ
dom, Csssins ~ Clay and friends, that tho nomi
nation DO made unanimous and In retiring from The Con-
yenon 1t the close Of the prooeedIrgs allow ms to
der 70 you on the part OF the friends OF Mr. Clay
thanks for your liberal support. In presenting his
name TO you We presented the name OF one
who rolls the end Of freedom under bis tongue, while
his hips sweet liberty loves " lDser daughter aod a1
plause.)
Mr.. SMITH, Of Indiana, seconded The motion, and mad
an eloquent speech In support Of the nomination and
euosy OF VIM. H. Seward.
Mr.. McCRnIIs, Of Maine, on the part of the people o.
Name expressed thanks for the honor done the State by
the nouinaon and declared that Aaipe would cast her
vote for Lincoln, Hamlin, union and victory. cloud
cries for Corwin.)
Mr.. CARTER explained that Mr. Corwin confined 10
his house by Sickness but he had sent his hearty
dorsement Of The proceedings Of tho Convention.
AMOS TrcK Of New Hampshire, moved that the Prcsi.
dert Of the Convention and charmen OF the several dele
cations, be q committee TO inform Messrs uncoln aud
Hsmlin Of their nomination. Adopted.
Mr. GIppNGs moved the foiowing:-
who have been driven some from their native States and
others Rom the States Of their adoption, and are now ex
lied from their homes account Of their Unions, and
violations q hat clause the constitution which declares
OF each State shA be entitled all the prvt
eees and immunes Of citizens OF the several StAtes.
Accepted.
Mr.. LANE, Of indiana, took ths floor and made eo-
quent speech in favor Of The whole ticket ana pledged
Indiana for 10000 majority, and ha honor for the re-
dempton Of the pledge.
Loud cries were here made for Greeley, whi,h were
met by applause and Kisses.
Mr.. Goopncu, Of Minnesota, announced that TRAM
phal procession would parade the streets 10 night and
march 10 the wigwAm, whore grand ratification meet
Ing would be held. cloud cheers)
Mr. GooDRcH moved vote Of thanks 70 tho sdses and
gentlemen Of Chicago for The nberay displayed In build
ing and decorating the wis~sm. Carried unanimously
mo Convention accepted the invitations OF the Rock
Inland and Chicago and Gaiena Railroads 10 excursion
rides on their roads.
Mr.. AsHIKY Of Ohio, moved the folio wing Resolved,
That the Republican National Committee apponied by
this Convention be, and they hereby, Instructed 70
prescribe uniform rules that shall operated equally ali
tho Stats and Territories, whereby in the future
the wishes and preferences Of the electors 10 ths
republican organization In the choice Of candidates for
President ssd Vice President may be fully and fairly
oeaned and that the basis Of the nominating vote be
sxed may b In the proper oa TO the number
Of republican electors found 10 reside ct the last general
STATE election preceding aid nomination In each Con.
sressional district throughout the Union.
After some skHmAhing laid on the table.
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the Convention 70 ,hs Pre.,den. for The .by "a
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Carried unanimously.
vote of shsaks was sso pss.ea 70 the o.hsr ose,s
Of the Convention, especially The Recording Secretary,
Pratt, Of IndanA-
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