New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10

10 dsv vet 80 not believe tnaS hsJoiiisy li I -
~ tbe Ant; Republican combination wodld ne
=, OF me defeat Of the Republican Eec-
,oraI tieket If they triumph to-day, @mca OF ,usn,
\; !" ~ a. triamphr. Dougs or Bel, or Bre3knrdgs
NJ ,i,eal haired can DO stronger than that existing
ho,sen tbs sunporters Of Breckenridge aud Douglas,
onA therefore DO not believe that the success OF the
combination in Penu-ylvana to-day would endanser
the State for lincoln. Applause Mr.. Humphrey ilrs'
alluded 70 the character Of the B,Everett party pay
ING high compliment to heridge and Winter Davis.
Loud spplause. However they might be IN other
Sstes the party Ia this State beneath contempt.
IL had no doctrines or principles, aud boosted tha
had none. Mr.. Humphrey referred 70 the exposition
of the aoticsl character OF John Ben by Senator VIII
son; be pronounced il able aud iast. Mr. IL also
stated vigorously and forcibly, the position OF Mr.
Breckenridge end his supporters, and Then turned MS
attention u Mr. Douglas showing, from hls owe
speeches that in the South he attempted TO MAKE OUT
that Suastter Sovereignty was besler for the South
Than G. en- protective legislation; while IN the Noeta
Mr. Douglas said that be did not care whether Slavery
was voted up or voted down. Really, Mr.. Doug'as
did something more than concede . Mr. BreckinFdge
for there Wgs no heresy so great that which would
entbrope the Supreme Court above lie ConsHvuH IN
and make ii political engine. ~ made htte dnstenoe
whether the power TO change the Consatuuoa was
vested in an Emperor at Paris, COuoclt OF leu a.
Venice. or a Court OF Nine az Was1ing'on lSsn'i-
ton lie trusted that the people would never perul'
such assumption Of political power on ihe par u we
Judiciary As conras. 70 these doc'Iue' =, ay
the doctrines of the Republican party me hePu o;h
marty rlapted Itself upon the Declaration ol lnde-
Ppenderee. II insisted that men were created free
and cond not be Invested Of their freedom oy any ter
rtoIal act only by the most sovereign &c. oil
rOlTs marty We not resp )nsibie Tor tnis gcaS
conflict which agtating the country. Inc hepuo-
hean party rot the author OF ths echn;, 9u the
| child OF Il. We were not innOvators; we asked i0r
no cbsppe We stood to-day where the ira nels OF inc
| DeclaTa ion of Independence stood in l"6 we nad
advanced no doctrine not first enounced by ths ira
mel Of the Constitution. Cheers Ire Woulo oo S
| hiue If Init
event Of the elections il Penney vania Ohio and indl;
| ana. He believed that when the morning Gun snould
risa it oud rise TO us upon day OF gAdness ana on
| Jubilee IS, coming over Brooklyn dlga's ne sa" INC
splendid sunset, the lines OF tne gIea' Poe' VI 4N@
rang in his ears: ,,.
| And by the brisht track of his fiery car
Loud aud prolonged applause
After q sopg by the Glee Club which was sung 50
| well that another was called for speeches were
| pads b7 c. d. Miller and others, bat little az;
tenlion vas paid to them, everybody being occupied
ia asking every boy else ii there was any news IRON
Pennsylvania. But he news from PenDsylvanla eou1
not come Ia time TO cheer chill the spirits OF pota
meetings last night and after asking in vain, the men
who had crowoed the Institute went their wave.
SIXTH DISTRICT UNION CoYGREssloSAL CoSyES-
TIoy.-Tbis Convention last nigot nominated John
CochIane as their candidate for Congress: The votes
stood: Cocbraue, 10; Chandler, .; Lloyd, . and
blank l. Chester briggs presided at the mseting, and
sf,erward entertained the Convention at his residence
with champagne and cigars.
UsIoE-FUsIoY COMMITTEE The Subcommittee,
who have bean designated attend to tie busins" OF
the Conference Committee that was appointed by the
Bell Everett Convention to confer with, and arrag GO
ticket with aoy other national organization me: yes
to-day afternoon at No. SOC Broadway. No proposals
were received from shy other party, and no special
business transacted. A long private conference wac
held, the time being mostly taken up with discussion
in regard TO the inforuaty of previous meeting. Ii
ia expected that conference will be held with the
Douglas the Young Mems Tammauy, and the Mozart
Committees. Another Committee Of Five was ap-
pointed with fuller powers, and the meeting adjourned
| till Saturday, at o'clock
BRrcKlNRIDGE STATE CENTRAL CoNNIrTEE-Ih'
Breeknridge State Electors resigned yesterday, ant
the Central Committee adopted the following:
Rged N at is recommended by the State Committee thl
the National Democracy Of the Sta OF New FORK Representing
the Of Breckndge and Lane meet together 10 leit sew
era Assembly, Comfy and Congressional Districts hfon1lou
the State and perfect their several oca aod psc
h tar separate and independent candidates ioE oca
offices early day as possible
The State Committee then adjourned, subject to {
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