Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-05-24

opinions; and we hold the Democrats PAP
ty responsible for this gross violation OF
that clause of the Constitution which de-
clares that the citizens of each State shall
be entitled to all the privileges and inmu-
mites of citizens in the several States.
Resolution adopted.
Mr.. LANE, of 1ndiana--(Was received
with many cheers )-Freemen of the United
States, you have to-day inaugnrated .
grand work. No event in.the history of
the United States, subsequent to the Decla-
ration OF Independence, is more sublime
and impressive than the event which has
this day been inaugurated in this vast pres
enee of the freemen of the United States of
America. In your hands this day is placed
the grand responsibility of bearing the
torch of civilization in the vanguard CT
freedom. / ask you to bear it aloft and
upwards until the whole word shall glow
with the light Of our illumination. My
fellow citizens, the work commenced to-
day shall so on, until complete victory
shall await our efforts in November.
The position of many of the States Of
the west may have been Misunderstood
We regard to-day VIM. II. Seward as the
grandest representative of the liberty-lov-
ing instincts of the human heart who ex-
lists in the United States. In our heart Of
hearts we love him, and would make hin,
President to-day if we had the power to do
so; but we regard Abraha n Line In. of
Illinois. as an equally orthodox represent
tative of republican principles, and a beau
tiful illustration of the power Of free insti-
tutions and the doctrines of free labor in
the United States.
My fellow citizens, it is not my purpose
at this late hour further to detain you-
In the present contest is involved not only
the we'll being. but the very existence of
the government under which we live.
ask you by your action to sternly rebuks
the cisunion spirit which now disgraccs
the politics of the United States. AMI to
burn kissing hot into the brazen front Of
southern democracy the brand of disunion.
as God marked Cain, the murderer. (Great
applause.
My Fellow Citizens. / find myself nm.
able after the eloquent responses to which
yon have listened this day, to express to
you the sentiments which are in my heart.
Massachusetts, has responded to this NOM
nation; old Fancuil Hall. where the Rev
olution was born. and where the power of
British supremacy was made to rock AMI
reel in 1860 has responded; New York,
the Empire State; the noble Commonwealth
of Kentucky; the grand Prairie State of
Illinois; anl Virginia, the Mother Of States,
have responded. We shake HIN Is and
pc lge ourselves to labor until COM
plete triumph shall await our efforts in
November
My fellow citizens some doubts have
been expressed in reference to Indiana
| pledge In,iiana by ten thousan majority
Great and enthusiastic applause. 1
pledge my personal honor for the rcdemp-
ton of that State. (R-newed applause. }
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. -, of In,liana-I move that
the roll be called. and that each delegation
appoints member on the National Com
lnlttce.
The roll was then called and the follow
ing gentlemen selected.
Maine--Charles j. Gilman.
New EIanpsliirc-Georgc ID. Frogg.
acknowledgements Braincra.
ohm IL. Goodrich.
Rhole Islanl-Thomas G.. Turner.
Connects ut--Gideon Welcs.
New Yorl-Eiwin ID. Morgan.
New Jcrsey--Dsnning Duer.
Pennsylvania-(not announced.)
Marvland-James +. Wagner.
Delaware--N B. Smithcrs.
Virgnia-Alfrcd Caldwell.
Kentncky--Cassius NJ. Clay.
Ohio--Thomas Spooncr.
Indiana-Solomon Meredith.
Missouri-Asa S. Jones.
Michisan-Austin Blair.
-Illinois--Norman b. Judd.
Texas-D. Henderson.
| Wisconsin--Carl Schurz.
Iowa--Andrew j. Stevens.
California-D w Chresman.
Ohm NJ kusick.
Oregnn--W. f. johnson.
Kansas-Wm. A. Philips.
Nebrasla--O. H. Irish.
Dis Coumbia-John Gerhard.
Mr. Goopnrcr. of Mimi am request.
ell 10 state to this Convention, and tn tho
!. citizens and strangers, ladies' and gentle
men in attendance, that triumphal pro-
cession will form q. the head Ut Washing
ton street, on Michigan avenue. at 8 o'clock
!. this evening; and will march thence to
Lake street, thence down to Dearborn
street, down Dearborn street to Randolph.
!, up Randolph to Franklin. thence to Lake
|, street, thence to this Wigwam or Taber-
, nacle, where delegations, citizens. and
strangers are invited to join in one grand
ratification of-the nominations made to-
, day. [Applause.
A DELEGATE..- Mr. President
Mr.. GoopRIcH.-I am yet charged with
other matters. Be yet patient. / desire
now to offer resolution that / doubt NOT
will meet the cordial amen--Igreat con-
fusion and manifestations of impotence BY
the audience II don'tlike to speak against
the noise--that will meet the cordial ap.
probation of every gentleman in this Con-
vention:
i Resolved, That the hospitality, task,
zeal and muni6cence displayed by the la
dies and gentlemen Of Chicago. IN aid Of
the great Republican cause. challenges the
admiration, and deserves the hearty thsnks
of this Convention. and Of the party