New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
POLITICAL.

The German Republicans held ratification meet
ing at Columbus, Ohio, last Saturday night. One Of
the Chicago delegates made an address in the German
language and Gov Chase followed with few words.
The Charleston Courier says that "Sumner is
evidently disappointed bastard
When the news of Mr.. Bairs admission to the
House of Representative in place OF Barrett who
had received the credentials by fraud, reached 81
Louis, "Mr Blairs personal and political friends be-
gan to evnce their JOY at the result by klndling bon
fires. firing guns making speeches. and paradng tne
streets with transparences and bands OF music Iht
Democrat Office was the object OF some very iiatterlne
demonstrations including serenade from the process
SION Mr.. Blairs residence was then visited, ana MS
lady and family serenadedm the most enthusiastic style
the vocal music of cheers predoininatng over the III
strumenta strains. Mayor Filey and Hon. John How
were also called upon at their residences, and the latter
gentleman acknowledged the compliment in bret
speech appropriate TO the occasion. The Lncon and
Uamlin Climb room was brilliantly Illuminated and
oay festooned Indeed, the burst Of rejoicing with
which the news was hailed, was not less compliment
tary to Mr. Blair than suspicious as an indleanoh OF
the approaching struggle
Mr.. James p. Scott makes the following explana-
ton concerning the use of his name as member oil the
bogus Texas delegation at Chicago:
~ find that my name has been unwaranably used by
the contryers of the Texas CATION fraud in the Chicago IA
tions Republican Convention AMI you win confer aSof oy
publishing the following statement Of facts; ,n
was In Chicago during the sitting Othe enon ed e
6rst know ed OF my having been used IN
Hcndeo1 10 account TO know what meant he ssd was all
right delegate from Texas having been chosen 70 ~
csncv or some hing OF kind and that Mr. Cubo had uee
Tor me- MI Club handed delegates ticket when
in pocket and made no o. s ss aq that
the Wgwam set apart for them spent leW MI a. 81 b
e es. 10 sh which bic o. ws ali the time spent
Hoping that this explanation will Place Ine az ~ S;r,ce
"i vi - en- yssn ssctfnliv JAMES p SCOTT"
Tile Louisville Journal speaks as follows OF the
Republican candidate for the Presidency:
"NIr. /. is genial delightful; and high-loned ger
tIeman, whose pleasant hospitality we have enjoyed;
and although we think him IN great error III SOME VI
his political opinions. have as much confidence IL
his patriotism as we have in that OF any man eNcep
ouIselves-we being the only persons lhst we car
kuo,c 10 be patriots. il Lincoln and D0ugas Wei,
the only candidates in the pending contest we shoo
no doubt decide to take part between themi ano
vet we believe that Lincoln Is much more honest ailo
STRAIGHTFORWARD politician and man than DOuglas, aiC
that he would act as President with sincerer regard
for the purity OF the GONeinmeht anu ihc "o"i' VI
the nation.
"A mass meeting of the people oil Sangamor
Comfy. ILL.,, assembled at Springfield (Alr. Lincoln
residence on the eth nst to ratify the nomination
Lincoln ard Hamlin. Ten thousand people were pres
ent. The following resolution was adopted with grea
enthusiasm:
Resoired That hail with enthusiastic satsscu0pi ar.
most cordially atiy ndorse the nomination Of AbrShln
Lincoln the Republican c0ndidae for the Presd ncy o. tn
nted Sstes who have lived with him longest ana kno"
him best recognize in him statesman Of eXaita
Commanding abilities unquesoned Integrity ana seIuPu.ou
6dey faithful and correct repreentaye and exponent
he principle of the Republican party His spoess
and chyalrous devotion the rights Of tie people
m linn 10 rescue the General Government from inc gisp OF
unpnciped aud reckless into whose hands y mas ise
and ure guarantee aud pledge Of faithful wise ana pat
riotic which will bring back the policy OF he IA
ton TO where Il left by the Fathers Of The
thereby reorn- domestic peace and tranquility 10 the cou
we ray around him National standard bearer, ana
contribute efforts to the achievement u "
| election in November next
| Mr.. S. Russell and DR. w. Drake Parsons boti
dsclaim all connection with the so-caled COMMISSION
ers who have appeared at Richmond, IN behaii Oh ''
National Democrats Of New-York.