New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-25
POLITICAL.


of tie Ste urging the friends Of Honspu and Stock
ton to pu.h onward and stating that Nay would re-
| ceive warm support from independeH men u ~
sections Of the State who had become dLgaseed WIN
party chicansry. Letters were also reserved iron
friends Of Mr.. Bell denouncing. tbs dppLaty Oh tns
Bell and Everett leaders, and stating that ihey "oac
/ question tie Independent movement as fsSy wou'0
when known for whom they were voting.
Committees were appointed to perfect the fetais Of
a thorough organization of "those opposed to con-
vsntion dictasiony party nis1ale sfcanefy end DE-
graduation"
Illinois Is thoroughly awake. Every mail 5rings
stirring accounts Of Republican gatherings, and even
in what have heretofore been the most unpromisinS
quarters of the State there Is now N ssvs enstu-
siasm for Lincoln. and Hamln. The couzties Of Ma
coupin, Greene and Jersey he'd gr essmass meeting
on the 18th. There from 20 900 10 % O pe'pas
on the ground the meeting being convened n grove
and many Of them had come forty mice speeches
were made by Mr.. Case the Republican can hdate Tor
Congress; the Hon. Owen Loveoy, tls'Hoa. N. b.
Judd, H. Ereismanr of Chicago, and tho Hon. Jonn
M. Palmer of Carli1svi.le, Ill. The Lond County
ratification meeting held at Greenvil e On the same
day, was an immense success Besit le grad turn
out Of Bond County Republicans, the re ssne largo
delegations from the counties Of Monsgoi ney Fsyette,
Clinton, Madison, and Marion. Five comp an wd Wide
Awakes were present in fun uniform < hess ii OoV
people were at the meeting Speeches v ere made ~
Senator Trumbull, the Hon. Richard Y ate1 and The
Hon. Joseph Gillespie. At night there wa5a grand
torcb-hght procession anda general i3umili attn.
AT the mars meeting of the RepubEcs ne. held at
Beoit Wis, on the 18th inst, letters were read from
Mr. Sew ard, Mr. Sumner and Mr.. Potter. ny Pot
ter expressing bis regrets at being unable to attend
gays: an would give me very great pleas Ire to be
there and Join yOu in rafng confirming, ar ID coably
cliaching the Chicago nominations. 2Hey< IRE good,
and bound to sxcceed. am sure yoa will have"s
rusing meeting ae you aloays do these nirgs rea IN
glorious Old Rork" Mr. Sumner wrote: "lt should
be happy to Join in your demonstration, and to rejoice
with you IN all tho omens Of triumph. do ne doubt
the result. We have platform maxked BY careful
moderation of language and yet strong in the prnc-
pies it declares; asserting Freedom to be the normal
condition of the Territories and denying the 20 wer Of
Congress or any LEGAL Legislature there to tsgsahs
Slavery. In other respects, the platform NEE to tho
special demands of the hour. And We have tn csn-
ddates, each of whom is platform; because each .
known to be person Of the Striotss. integrity, and ID
opinions on the important questions Of the day have
been unreselvedly given to the world. With suck
PLATFORM and such candidates success is certain. f
cAly remains that We should deserve It." The follow.
i3g is the letter of Mr. Seward
"AuBuRs, N. Y, june &c, 1850.
"GESTLEMTH: So long as may i've shall chersIh
in my heart of hearts the memories OF the kiudieses
OF the Republican people OF Wisconsin. II win Be-
more serious DISAPPOINTMENT to me than to them,
fail TO meet them at least Of them, during the
preset season, and inform myself Of the rapid growth
thew will not doubt the earneethts a. with which look
TO them to vindcate the principles and policy OF
the Republican party by the support OF Lincoln
and Hamln its chosen and worthy represent stives.
81 akotl,a ha ,aaA ~
fully speak TO them in that behalf But want little
time to repair wastes after absence of Ell gheen
months from hOme-s little time to bring up Of
correspondence with friends who are patsst with
nv seeming neglect as they are generous in th r
fdence. After these things are DONE hope to LOOK
''''' - Faithfully ys Si h.f2s, e. sr,vAaD.
"Ths Lincoln and Hamlin Cus, Beiok Wis"
The following card has been made public-
"WooD AND SHoULD.-'7Tmeo Ddnaos, at dona
ferentes. AS long as Mr. Wood is opposed to Us We
can stapd our ground, but when through his organ,
The Daily NsTs, he offers MS advice and hs wing run
ours, we ecriorsly object. When he knows, ss they
say at Laura keenes the difference betw cen would
and should and is willing come and take the lowest
place in the class for having stepped out th' n and not
ISAAC LAwRIsNG
Member Of Executive Council n. ID. v"
Andrew Ewing iof Tennessee, having. tssu nom
mated az Democratic elsctog has declined TO sooept
the domination, 'unt Of busiuess snaesssnts.
The Trenton IN J9 Gazette Gays:
''Airiend writes that the Hon. Isssac WiMrick.
one Of the most prominent and devoted iriends Of
Douglas in Warren County, has declared ttaf no
Douglas Democrat in NewJersey will cast q
vote for o Brecknridge e!ector.
'4he delegates elected at Hope on SasRnhy last
instructed to yots for Douglas elecoa and for
zone other.
"A "live Republican Of northwestern Pennsyis
vania suggests the pHoprety of grand Rspubhcsn
rally in the month of September and Ers a. the IA
yored spot This being done (he says) tho friends Of
our principles and our candidates in tho Stasss Of Ohio
and NswYork would aock in by thousands and tsns Of
Thousands, and great good would be done
The following has been sent to al persona named
"a secors on the Houston and Stockton Ticket il. this
State:
| P.zkskILL, Inly "a, 1861. !
M,.ps 81 schesscss5y the su Sam Hsustos
ard Com Robert Stockton were nominated for Prezlsas and
sThs principle thu. enuncissd he r;s Of any aais.s ~
ss1s and 90 AJAX demanded s. the ossacss &c nse
and he corruption, which have party crssus.
lions ano I've ~ whsh no longer susss Tie rsss w
s.ssssa ss ST.. y ...
and also ysar % the use Of sssr 70 cary
awe ses.idsl That .aare:: psoi.n.i explicit and
relying on the Intelligence Of the M.s sy lutte
.s ~ fs coassosn f''''' "'u
'I'a"'is' SEsssS;TSs !ss si!ss,..
The Chicago Daily DemOerat hss the allowing
paragraph;
/" We understand that Cyrus II. McCovuick, ssq,,
editor and proprietor Of The Chicago Herald 10 to b
he Democratic candidate for CongIsA In this District
liz said that the srgunients IN favor Of Mr. MsJor,