The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08

wuuAs H. EvARrs, Esq was introduced - the chair
Of The New York delegation Chicago. and
oeved with great applause BE sad:-Ar Chairman and
appear you JOIN with you the congr sulsons OF
party, and OF the country, upon the nominations
hsppeneo 70 be OF the delegates cent from
ths State and representing IL wishes ts views, is
dom and us choice, ~ IL able TO contribute them
the counset that there 10 prevail But not
the less old consider ourselves entrusted with the duy
upon the Of toe great republican party
they anooit be presented from the different secoos
the country And we know that ouy in -epresensug
you there, committed you and us; committed ths
republican party Of this State TO tho duty,
and msoe il our pleasure u respond 70 what.
iboud be the result OF fais consultations Of liberal
generous conferences Of different views ant differ
pats VI the country. (Appause.) At this point
rentemun from sthoat that there we're ate
hoossnd people outside who desired speaker 10 address
Aem (Appiause.) Allow me TO say, ~ the 6ret point
VI brief and simple report which will present 70 You
OF tbs proceedings Of that Convenon that from the be-
gnpNR TO the close, there impression upna
MIND upon the mind Of any member Of the New
sprt ana good the party and tao gooa
OF the country be secured by The triumphe OF the
(Applause There Was not an unkind sentiment felt,
an Unfair advantage taken need not say 10 you
that expressing and repre-ertng the opinion Of the
ruof,can ps5fy VI New York ~ We understand H.
delegation wholly, entirely, lnimously, through
AL the ballots in favor Of William H. Seward a. the
cancioste (Appsuse.) need not say ~ you that
grounos, Of which we then and now we're not and are
not ab,mee need no. cay 10 you tina. we expected 10
fpd and that old nnd the advocates and The riepos
OF other cspdicasss ss xeslous earnest, sincere,
aad, msy add % honest ard a. public spirited we,
bresoth Of oounr, between our great metropshs and
the Queen Cy of the Prairie state, met. q every
time was snorded us, evidence that the ooun-
Try was vide awake upon the subject OF
the r;pus.caD nomus''Sn, AND wherever We went
for Governor SewaSd, and they oheered N for
beng 50. (Appsusel Your delegation met by APP
roin tmeb the day before the assembling OF the Con
veptior. then quite obvious a. &, curing lac
.ltire session, that M. SEWARD would be nominated
whether be was ever, DO ~ Knew and shouted
that he (spplsuse) whether he deserved cell
Of the pary-ihe nomnston for on that pint tnere
doubt; but whether the party vas large enough
strong enough to put III fortunes upon 10 prominent,
famous leader, Who had carried through 90 many
fshm. (Applnuse) The Neg York delegation were not
atfau IN the.- opinion a. 10 Mr. Sewards strength Ca
hrs ballot be received l5a from ssAes
ana Cameron IVES sen amt in comparison With ths, Il
Mr. seward or evea Of Ian 'on for wss evident the
& bale. ~: ..v.o,I a SS H1ssn %
10 him thar sry Of the rest aud his
for him rather than for Cameron Chase
So The comics, between Seward AID lincoln
sec nd bsllo, scssrd rose to ls4 and Lincoln TO $50
ere toe speaker interrupted by the coming in Of
the seventeenth Ward Republican Club, with bAnd Of
music The thiri ballot extnsuilhed the hopes aud
other Statef And yet, gentlemen, bring back DTS
nsre nom that Convention hoborei, beloved aad
powerful, and with more splsncor TO attract suf din1se
plireai power, than Il ever hat before. (cheers
sewsrd hot the master OF the votes va, the matter OF
the Judgments and hearts OF tnst Convention. (AD.
PAUSE NVtaspee n made In It but ts burden tie
OF tat Salesman not voice that spoke thai
iesl the saerhce they making for the ,cunry
ana 'hs p.I, tSppl.ess There Was two opinions N
some, the Republican party was regarded - youns
growing, never having ninched In he adherence
years twenty four Senator's to stand by The side Of
Ssrsrd (AppsGsc.) IL had poled 800 coo voses four
years ago They we're therefore Tor msittaiuing duy
pnpcpe and orr anzArou for recognizing the seryt,s
ppd ability that hsa put forward, aud for uniting shc
forums 81 The esder and Of the party together for
or Tor voc. But With others the great point IA
cure succsss the campaign, and for that purpose
~,s nseessry TO place ,no standard the hands o.
Ind ana AMI Drpos. The msjority OF The Conyeauo,
csmc 10 the corcoson TIA not wise expso "a,
ariul iriy q ruecess Il was deicrmnee NJ, to nompse
nim. But what led them 10 make me nominsuIn
ney d. me iaes Of nonin.,iDa = man
De- prominent IN the lights mad gone tnrous5-soon
sptns IN cyoc, and there ~ss more inentoa Of
eo.nsa. (ApplAuss Ana the reason Why Nr. Lincoln
nominated Instead Of Mr.. Seward YES that the pro
(osd and org continued checrs)-thai the courage Of
M. Seward ~S the courage M. IAocoln-spplAusl -
gro one se~e a s.o E Lincoln ~1o 10
that from The time The party hs. ms birth he bad bees
f. had GENE into Willingly and op My, and would stay
In u ~ iorS 80 Mr. seward or any other (Appsnse
MI Evsrs continued considerable length 70 urss ,hc
points favcrsbe 70 lincoln and TO defend the Of
victory certain and secure he question sas ssked
What would sevars and his friends dos He would say
they could De ves, they .l-sys did-ssand bv ,ns
man.aped tnat the slave trsdc principally maa
tanned 10 The city Of New York (crss of"So, no y He
1875 would be snO~n ENLARGED form in November
Ito let their cry he Union and liberty oppose1 %
the slaveeodsr cry Of Slavery and Dsunon GAP
plAuse.)
Jadss TsAor Chairman Of the Californian selesarou a,
s b. W. s o os psa 90
., this meeting tor ,he rAncssioo u the nominsuon Of
the texi President Of the United ssates (Applause
Ny vhoe heat, sud the whole heart OF the delegation
with from Calrcrna 81 Chicago, with Mr.. Evar,s
M seward (Applsuse } We fell thai be S~ersd
above other bead and shoulcers, Saul bis
felloss (Applsuse) But In the even, and unrer
would be the leader whom we could .ely
follow wherever his vhne plume abown and
purpo-e., our vi or hOpes " bin, and n earnestly
sno uuy a. vas possible for ~ 10 be the disciples
q true sh -e did then and we viii yet 'olov honest
. WORD TO cay IN sddiuon 70 ~bai yes uttered BY NJ
Fvsts. ] could not explain the system acted upon IN
he lone, but vi sAy 70 you gentlemen khs,
have pos teiofe Va great work 10 be done. let
.sR mo- c'rH. that rs BE done ,Iy sha
v,csory TO be Won without serious e1ort We have
sresi wotk 70 do VOICE nd We have The boys 10
doNl s,gkler) know ~ We DO ~; but nos
without F'est exertions what Ne want n lone pull
@rcrs pull and pull atogc'hey for BY This sooe
csn ve oonlucv 0oud apphuse) II n true ths Ism
nae tos -, psss-d Baltimore and Hchmoni have no
ye, w'n beard from (Iaughtr) There of
ss s ms .Snnscncu, for my friends AN
bsd son named iss.. Bca vS valtns slors uhe
rcsd where there -ss srop Of water nor sck o.
word. ftarehier) silcf s>,d be, presently athn an
ssoelsn, r'ace 70 nsn nv, h.a = said LEI, when
said Beu, "hns ms an cxsclen, place 70 sv,srh',,
fLsushserl Nov, seems " sue thsi Dourss may Ana
that the plae he has eut into b cxcseus p,sc~ n
(which" but the nahhe win be hcksse 10 an
the essential qualities Of that exeruse. (out
hnshser) N Richmond joins him-h Rchnosd gcss
In with The BALTIMORE opuvestsco---we shall hsu
have . fair stand up nehs fw victory but
Rchsaond dos oone IN, The south viii have yielded
every POINT for which hes rssoussy con1oded for many
mseshs ray, Nw many years psi ~ can't Be doss
And Dooeha b nominated - Baltimore vwhout TIE