, 1860-05-22

was hrBt nominated. aud tho applause was en-.
thusiastic. The next nomination was that in:
behalf.of Mr. Lincoln, and the response was
prodigious, rising and raging far beyond the
Seward shriak. Presently, Culeb u. Smith Sec
ouded the nomination Of Lincoln, md the re.
sponse was absolutely terrific. 1t now became
the Seward 1neu to make another effort, and
Blair, Of Michigan, seconded his nomination,
and,
At once there wild vel.
As III The ntncs fram heaven ti,i fsu
Had pcaed the bauutr cry Of hell.
The effect WAS startling, Hundreds Of per
sons stepped their ears III pain The shouting
was absolutely 'fruntic, shrill and wild. No
Can,anches or 'pautbess eyEr struck higher
note or gave to scream more Internal inten-
ritz. Looking from the stage over the vast au1-
phisheatre nothing was to he seen below but
Lats-1ying with the velocity Of hornets oscr
a uaa<s OF human heaas. most Of the mouths
Of which rs appeared were open. Above, all
around the gnllesics, hats and haudkerchiefa
were flying in the tempest together. The won.
der VI the t4ing was that the Seward outside
pressure should, 50 far. from New York, be 50
powerful.
=. Now, the Abe Lincoln men had to try it again.
and Mr. De1auo, Of Ohio, on behalf OF portion
Of the delegation OF that State, seconded the
nomination Of Lincoln, aud the uproar that fol-
lowed WINS beyond description. Imagine all the
hogs ever slaughtered in Cincinnati giving their
death equeals together, score Of big steam-
whistles going together. (steam ut 1so pounds
per inc},) and you conceive something Of tie
san,e nature. Thought the Seward yell could
not be surpassed; but the Lilcon boys were
clearly ahead, and feeling their victory, as there
was a lull in tie storm, they took deep brea'hs
i I'll round and'gave q concentrated shrek thut
stamping that made every plauk and piIlar in
the buildiu> culver.
Henry S. Lane, Of Indiana, leaped upon tn
ble, and swinging hat and cane, performed like
an acrobat. The presumption Is he shrieked
With the resi-, as his mouth was wide open but
TN one viii ever be able to testify that he has
positive knowledge Of the fact thut he made &
particle OF mise. His indi7iduul voce, however
loud, was lost in the hurricane Of Lincoln cheers.
TheSew York, Michigan and Wisconsin dele.
cations sat together, md were in this tempest
very quiet. Many al their facta wh,tened Us
the Lincoln ydn,p s~elied into wild hozanna Of
vi..s"ry.
The Convention now proceeded to bu sincss.
The New England Ssstcs were cul!ed first, and
it was manifest that SewErd had not the
strength that had been c1aimcd for him there.
Maine gave nearly half her vote f1r Lincolu.
New Hampshire gare seven cut uf her ten
totes for Lincoln. Vermont gare her rote to
her Senator. Col1amer, which WIS understoon
to be merely complimentary. It appeared
however, that her delegation was l,ostile or in.
different to Seward, otherwise there would hare
been no complimentary vote for another. Mas
sachusetts was divided. Rhode Is!:nd and
Connecticut did not give Seward 7ute. 80
much Tor tie cancusing the l,yht before. Nr.
Evarta, Of New York, rose End gave the vote Of
that State calmly, hut with swelfin. tome o:
pride in his roice--the State Of Atep ]ort casts
her srotntv putts for sVitliam H. Stnardt" Thc
seventy rot9s WAS a p:umoer, nnd thsre w..s
slight applause, and that rustic mud vibration in
the audicnce Indicating sensation. The most
significant vote WAS that OF Virginia, which hud
been expected ssiid for Seward. and which no~
| gave hin, hut eight, and gave Lincoln fourteen.
The New Workers lnoked Significantly at eact,
| nther us this was announced. Then Iudiana
| gave her twenty-six vnt+s for lincoln. This
solid vot+ aE:ls startler, and the keen little
ewes Of Henry i. Lane glttertd asi was given,
| lie was responsible forit. It WAN his oYinion
that the mau Of all the land tn carry the State
| thought Bates had emineut qualifications. Hut
| when he found that The contest was between
| Seward and Lincoln, he worked for the hitter rs
| if life i'self depended upon success. The Giris
IGN OF the FIRST vote CauSed T. fall il Seward
| stock. It was seen TINT Lincoln. Cameron ami
Bates. had the strength to defeat Seward aad
II was known that thc greater part If the Chusf
vote wou'd 70 for Lincoln.
| The Convention proceeded to second balot
Every man was terctlg impatient. The parti
:kans Of the vn1ions candidates we're xtsupg u,
to sucll pitch of excitement Us to render then
,he r,,1l, VIZ fn;,!,. b;.saJ 1hr,r Oh tb.;-
Ti,a H.. a;, r. : ;,,.of,. ,ras =, va,.- nns,.
.b;ra 'r1,s Ctose md I'm Ercmont ro.o fr"T
lint Stats vsre o;ren him liz NJ ~ ..o;, ..a.
The whole vote Of Vermont. This wa- blight.
Ing blow upon the Seward interest Tlc Ncs
| Workers started us it IN 0rsipi bomb hud ex
! rrnrsv1rnnia was ,br,;rn tnr 1.:nfn1,,. ;ncrru.
| Inv III. e,ran,th fnr1r. fnrr r,taa Thc f.te :,
| lhc ,1nv wax nn,r dettrn,inrd. Srw York sny
.tchccinate" 1e1t moye- and suIl.u1e urocaed
~ uifh thA-oatne nssun,;nr ,,rconsc;onsnexs
g,;ned secentr.n;ne rotrs, seward Ind III
Cotea L,ncoln ISL
II INV dawned unon the multitude. TINT th
,ra.rm,,+;on antarta;u.i H.. ,.;,,A, l,.f,ro H..
lie Sew,rd rnrn world hive cT.rv:h,ug ,hr;
own way. wa mistake. Eren ncfsons ,,nu.r
to nak;;,, liz, caIculu,;ons md ro,si,ier;ns II,
co,ni,in ,,fons a1tsndnnt NM, sucI sce4ss ron,
! not mi fo observe Tint willie the sfrnn..tt, !,
Sexnrd and Iincdn UNA almost eren ,,t lie nm
| mrnf Tho resprved rotrs- hv w1;cI, th,. con,, -
/ nr.t ha dac;1ed .rcrs ;rctinaJ IN tha },tta,
There Gnr instance wa tle Yatsa rotr th;r,
! t;yc =. fI.e MI csn roto e;rh4 he n,rfnn rot
,en, Ill ,,nnsnd;no for I;ccoinMsn tortr't,r
t.ho.a ro,aI 10 ,1,astor .,aTt t,,;no 49,, ...r
.1s~ ss ''' 'n' s'eA@e' P4'' soADs ''o s'-'
in the third ballot. now taken am;d exc;tt
msnt fha, tes,cd 1he nerres tl,e fa.:i 5cf4ct;"
1rom S.ward in N.w E,cfnn,i still fur,brr Nh
ncared-four yotss roinr over fron S.war
10 I,ineoln in Mnssachusetts The latter r.
ccirci fonr ndd;t;on.l rot,s frnn p.nnsxlvon;
+. M f,ftcsn o5d;fnral roteo fr,rn fl,;o T. ~.
.sh;,ncred @ ai,a,', !. ;uco,,s n"nrr p
nom;nntad Ills h.,io, - NWhsn ia rn,,
s1n,as md Tnr, ;tor;ss t,.a ha.n cni1s,1 ba
ras.od - o,r, nttont;n,, T.. o,' rn,ss ,,,, +ho.
for i;nrnin md had f;s xo.e add..I IN
- u.s. a;,..,, ria nr,n,.er ,.f -,,,. ~ ~,
ssxsrr !" c,,o;c, waTa ,wo hunJrtd nv
ti,;r+y thre. md s,s n,aer nv ,,snc;i -. ~
t;ncy,n a,,,,.an as nnn;ais,n .,., ts,r, ~ :.
,"1i 'a,,o r..o vi h,if ,,o;,,s. ras,,;.sa ~"
- ~, 1t,n ,,on,;a.,;a, 1',s1..l, nea.;
1,ua ioid tte SANE siorr' Tin ne,rs ,sa,,f r ~
.ho tn,,.' n.cx1a-t,1i,. .ri .i..s 49,, s.,.
IT, oiout . ten ~" t;cEa of mn,c c,~t" ~" In ~
isl.S r. ,nnnmnc., ~. ah.a., - 49, ruH" III
~, q f-a,, H. f,,'".o .4 - I;.,sa,, w. ;, r,
va'1 1 49, ..uI 49, ~ T'a, =" -. Insult
, m - "*e aou.: - ,i'.a "as "'oo,:n, s1euc
! 80. hn,'-s ~ .asrs,sa To- - "a'sn tui"us !
!. 3'. .'! ~. snepsnsc ,"u aeea su'9'r;e"
i " teel ~ wese 'aAt'': '"sEe WIS no'se IN u
"!s"Mr. "As tae t"s,t " k1rat "'nu, IN y
'au ~ q ttptnt-luu ~ III "h'"ncr ofcatn. u
stoM ;.1. ~ -, tne. 4ne!e s were nousanasehe
t 'at VIII ~. e.e4E =. '"e'1'"s.i
a nan Nno nao ocea on toe roo,. an! was
f:tincs ~ tha ,n;,,1,,- +,as., - .',.;soas ~ -,
= Ay''"E" :" 'ne h'!R"'s iua"s ot OUTSIDERS NJ
y ueues na " ~ ses.uses ~ 'ne s.shSns over
@ sage, 10 knoW & @''at a. haa happened. one Of
I: Hcsletas'es, WIN me Iaiiy stee! tn III. han'
d snnotea, r. rfs t,e sa'u1e: Aoe L'nco11
+ homma.eo; ~ 1ne e1eet'ng INSIDE Tue
o wan suos'ae", we eon!o gear taat outside ."ht
@ tue news VI t"e n'n1nal19n od INST 6efn
noahce9. -.na tae 1oaF' hke the bresk'ns
7. o. toe 'oun'aIhs o. tae Efeat deep that "
It nearo' Ease e" !n.po!se otne fa:nns'asn
r, sue tnen lug ,nuooei OF tEo salute r.
I, aoose .ae o'o, ana 'ne snoutlhE was repeat
. wv s"en tremendous turs 'a+t s"fno d'scharl
q - tno canoon were nn.'lu'e'y nor ,catd
a the opeu doors. and the smell Of run nowj
: to!n Wuas WEE gong o.