New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
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The nominations were unanimously accepted.
Many of them were loudly cheered as read
JOIN Ii. WHITE, esq read the following resoiutionss
RESOLUTIONS.
hereby % V That Eva
susel as our the coming contest we heard
Pus sHs dominating f PsssDs "a
Of Maize Loud and p'0S ,S oRgsuse n. ,,o
Of Abraham Lincoln Cheer. BON in poverty and DS;s &c.
that justly command the admiration Of freud
snd Toe With sbiy ta no man can ssi9sy or aeny with
er that Ia: never been .nsd with record for free.
Ss i Si s G . snS S S5SS the s
win rally around hun support bun sad . IMP sa an
tPlpIrsd Ths, the name Of HANNIBAL HAMLN Of Msns
renewed eheering IT second for that Of ABRAHAM LIN
colin Of Illinois aud in his poes life aud chster his sold
his great executive talent his uniformly disnaed modest aud
colcory course all public questions and his devotion 70
SSsG s S s .d % BE-
G sG o pss' b ". the Psss ona md
the great ru BIS therein boldly and eompeen.iyey ennn-
csed the foundation Of X. publican Government and the
only b. upon which this country can Ind enduring peace and
Sesorca That the corruption exsvagsuce, imbeclity and
the present Administration have retarded the
nd" Us and upon justice and liberty and We viii not
only wipe out and utterly estennste H. but we VIII place ne
General Government In the hands Of those who viii strength
the State harmony to the Union, and evehsnded justice -
Rored That pledge Ourselves each ether and fab
lowc1es uon give the vote Of the Empire State to
LINCOLN and HAMLIN. Continued applause
defenders Republican faith I'D have been found the
hoors the nomination have fallen" Their election WIN restore
cent course Let the watchwOrd Of the Republican party then
be- Urion and Liberty and onward to Victory Enthuisc
applause.l
The resolutions were adopted with great enthusiasm
The Old Rocky Mountain Gee Club sang the new
song "We'l Conquer or Die" They received many
plaudits.
SPEECH OF MR.. wM. NJ. EvARTs.
Mr. Chairman fellow.ctzens, and Republicans Of
the City of New-York am here before you 10 join
with you in the congratulations Of party and the
country on the nominations made at Chicago Cheers.
BY the favor of the State Convention happened to
he Of the delegation sent from this State TO rep
resent it, its wishes, its views. its wisdom. aad its
choice, il able 10 contribute then all to tho
common eounsels that were there to prevail But not
less did consider ourselves intrusted with the day
of hearing of weighing OF understanding and OF con-
f,npg on the gene al judgment Of the great Republican
PARTY should be presented from the different sec
lions OF the country, and we knew that our duty IN
representing you there committed you and 1s-com-
United the Republican party OF this State 10 the dutyl
and made pleasure 10 respond 10 whatever should
be the result Of the fair consultations, OF the liberal aud
generous conferences, of the different views of the
different parts of the country Bat allow NE 10 say,
al E-a fha lrfQf
shall take leave 10 present to you OF the proceedings
of that Convention that from the beginning of it TO tho
close there never WAS an impression upon my mind
| there never was an impression upon the mind Of
member OF the New-York delegaton-that there WAC
ANYTHING bat public spirit and devotion TO the good
OF The party and the good Of the county, 10 be secured
through the triumph OF the party that animated the
congrt gated mass Of that Convention. There was not
an unkind word uttered there not an unknd SEN
tment felt there not an unfair advantage taken.
| A VorcE-Mr. Chairman: There are 5000 people
on the and no one to speak to them Can't you
| spare speaker here!
| ANorTnR VoIcE-Send US ont IA man, will youf
| MIR. EvARTs-Now, gentlemen unless silence is pre-
served neither the Is QUO ouisde nor the oOOO inside
will be able to hear any speaker. was saying that
from tie beginning the close Of the proceedings Of
the Chicago Convention, there was Dever an impree-
sion or suspicion that anything but public views and
public considerations booking 70 the good OF the Party
and the good Of the country, 10 be promoted by the
snccess of the party which actuated the Advocates
acuated the jealous adyoca,esof the different names
| that were presented TO the Convention. l need not
eay to you gentlemen, that expressing we under
stood it, the opinions Of the Republican party Of the
State Of New-NoTk, your delegation was entirely ana
unanimously throughout Nil the ballots, in favor OF
| William Ii. Seward the candidate for frtsi-
d,nt. tCheois.l Ineed not say TO you that our
preference aud cur opinions rested wholly upon pabha
grounds, OF which we then and now were not ana NJ
not ashamed. need not say to yon that we eNpes e
% iDd anu that We did find the advocates ana the
friends OF other candidates zeaous, rs earne ~ as
le;p nd la,p odd nal
tied as we in your behalf claimed that we w're. In
aversing this breadth Of county between our great
metropolis aud the Queen Gig Oh ne r ,ss, we met
time wss afforded az, evidence tba, the country wa,
vide awake to tie subject OF the Republican
| nominations, and wherever we WENT what
ever pre- ereness the people made, You may
rely upon it that they knew that the New,York dele
gallon O. ere for Gov. Seward, aud they cheered an'
sppla' ,ded us for being so Your delegation met Il
Chr ago by appointment at 10 olcek the day pre-
90 ding the assembling of the Convention, and then
see Elahih Pege.