New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

Secretaries:
ucrPREsrDEsrs.
Jesse C. Smith J. Carson Rrrevort Georye w Bailey,
Ricb'dS Will,ms John Williams Sam1 NJ Mcsker,
Ben. D. silimsn Lewis Roberts. Fr DIX schole.,
Henry r. Pienepont Lueips q. And'us EDWARD. w; Fke,
George Hall, Abijsh Mann, it, Jeremiah johnson,
P.ier O. Taylor B. W. Wilson. CyIu' P; Smith,
John Z. Csmn eyer. Jo.hua A. Heath And'w B. Hodges,
John sfs l &.'' Chan s. Tsbo. John osfsy
Ssmuel II. Turner, Dspiel Msnjer, Luther b. Wymsn,
stephen Crow ELL Anthony wslter, Nichos, wyckOf,
Jas. A. Van Brunt, Augustus sibng, Pbul J. Fish.
VIM A. Fritz, Elisha Whitock A. X. Meseroe.
SECRETARIES.
Tbos II. Rodman, E. b. spooner it,. Rem Leferts,
Luei. Rrdseye sgisnpnrd kaufman Robert 8. Oakley,
Richard C. underhill Elias Lewis, jr, W. NJ Muchmore,
George BeI net
Mr. FIELD said that he only working-man In
the cause TO the gentleman who had designated him as
President of this glorious meeting. He felt grateful.
He would like IN expl"n IL be could, how it that
all the power OF the Government had been given to the
South. II waa because the South had made it busi-
n get all the Offices He opposed TO this sys
TEN of counting slaves in getting Congressman. lie
would like 10 show how the North had been cheated
by The South but there Others present who would
amuse and instruct them more. They had met. among
other thDgs tn bear report of the dongs at Chicago
Mr.. j. S. T. STRAsAHAS sad that bis name was
not on the pre- gTamme; but he would make a state
mtnt of the doipgs at Chicago He spoke of the plat
form. They would not require from him an expression
of regret lat tie whom they had been taught to
believe the moot fit was not selected. They were
content mat the country had one man IKE "m H.
Stward and many other men fl to be President.
Loud applause The choice of the Convention fell
upon Abraham Lincoln of lllinois. Prolonged ap-
plause.
MIR. STRASAHAS pronounced eulogium upon Mr..
Lincoln espeeials as a firm believer in the power of
Congress TO legsate for Territories. He truly
National man; his soul wOuld expand in its gym
laihies over the entire county. He would assail no
ights of the souh but he would always stand up for
ire dom. For Vice-Presidept the Convention
very wisely nominated Hannibal Hamlin. ICOntinned
ann1ausel When the nominate ,Ds had been read they
Considered t,inmpb as certain. Had thew Judged right
h? ICheeringl.
Mr. CHARLES JONES read the following resolutions:
p5 TIL, ,h p,.,to,,, ,ao,,sa he ,be cbcsyo Conven
ton n Gets our hearty approval faithfully setting nth does
the principles which have given our country s ns
W. ieh nov h vs. .u u "a b sb,s of tbo.s
for whom tba, ovenmsrt was formed and we pint with ex
utrr pride to the ceams of its enuncstions the
unity with which 1t was adopted HAL, =,
Iha we bs D mn Sssy sbo, br pnssrpr
i'd y 10 private and public dn by the honesty his heart
the vror Of his int ect energy Of his character has
worled hi. way Ion the ranks Of ne great amy 70
;pl ~ P Ibop NV whose power The Republicsn party
Vas called nto life aud that our votes in November will give
signal proof Of our devotion that principle and to the standard
bearer whom we have chosen a. I..,u, j.. -.
@ iod 81 ervce as pnbIc man and that his fidelity
to Freedom his energy ability well deserve the further ad
ysneement which we propose to give him. A. ,,ho
hx@tteq Insl 'ns a. G Sr ibar oIeons 70 Az.
o and cbek he eonton Of the present Administration
We denounce official corruption wherever exist. We desire
Administration which ,ha love not only liberty but also
h9ne.y wln9St wh nc h me ~ ns With ms In tbia
~; In pisciny in oaice honest Interviewing men
R red Inst the President in vetOne the bill has
added but another &c the many sna PROOF. oeols @ =,
the Dt9Gesao party Of b @ interest," Of the wofsnEmen Of
H. H. country u'''' s " ~
Brs That esves The sdsoeoe Of sq%s 70 saStnas
and ne advocates OF save oUas G1 te s now n,Sosd We
viii march 10 victory under the good old Republican
which is inscribed Free Soil Free Speech Free Mem, ana
Pc. the s .Ssd ~ hoe prneu and will follow the
pie Of the Fathers Of the Republic.
rrlo ,oo1ro of The resolutions was freouently inter
u,a,nd D. anyl.nse Tbev were adonted bv one IMAM
i iul,eu "a 1 ,,rpt,"endors sb3nt'
Nj E,rIn then said: Gentlemen. have the pleas
me of introducing 10 yoa gentleman whose constta
& I,"d him Int y,bo.e nInonens counted him ont
hnt who vindcaed bs right and has resigned pto the
hands Of bis Constituents IN. place to which he was APP
poirted. NV he proposed to try il again. Loud
cries for "Blair"I nave the pleasure 10 Introduce
90 Won tba Hon Frank Rlair of Missouri &c, ntnued
md enthusiastic snplan,e1
Mr. RI.IR said. A ter the warm enlogium passed
non him no nnst make his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the
cdrdi,Ii,v with which he had oeen received. They
. 80 t him No c,races of oratory for he was
% Iaidt,yondsan aud had not the ability 70 dacnss
I;,;I aos,;o,s 90 tnov nod bsen in the ha hit of
r., tya,sd NV he f,s men Of the frat civ on
,b cn,t;nent bnt "a he was negbbor 10 Honest Old
tne : baarsi Il nbt not ba amiss 10 sneak
noe % ko lie soyg tbev had determined TO
I w; pn..;Jan. and tbev cor NOT elect better
eject p,ih IIesue'', nu a bonost ord ollie and
M -; -, ,bn last of tbis Dr. mocracy which has de-
VIII W'p9 nut I'i y, las' VI In ~ 80 tbara an
hled tne "Dne 'i .; ~ 80 Tba President
aeb'aveu an Iapv dirtu ;ohs which have
naa o9ne h no dona' hn men reckless of their
T In.h. H. bad chosen Sunday To confer with
cnaTdsHvr; 'S n''o -, aIao;;;onS in pannsvI
Nthueh ~, 10y ny ,,nS ,a;st tbese exnosnras and
SSha ne h has Pc q, e OF notary npblc and ia
nas ln,neu ha econ notes anober Bnt the peo
~ ~ II r,c,es, Iond' than he has. The Democratic
pc WI I 1891 r. T., ao,,;on of Coporess nv de-
IaIty u VI 10" o. declared fbev yyould
u In h"t when thew found thew could
ass owe ,ie IniJn Uu' W., rc 30 much in love