The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

equity was Ter 1hsy a-s .desty snstet to cs-ees
ire atrfss srd Adrsr.s tefcrs sasy tscons 500
o. LAY aside for tue hour swocato.s OF bny e, and
or sne present. oonccor Of the county and en-
euon occssicos al ihs toe acins6oc OF tue covttry
spoper SUBJECT OF confederation Ca tho An OF March,
IeeI, !and srcoa1aa was inausuraed President, WITH
eevenieen niaons Of collars surplus IA the rrsAsry,
snd set 70 dsy t6st Treasury o.rkupt ana you bays
at least deficiency In The current year OF two millions 81
collars. Your on the cay tas party WAS in
sosuraiea Was twenty ACE millions OF ooLGrs sn5 yet
ycrr government 10 day sxtY-fvo rniionr suusn
oes.d In these three years, seventeen raillcls %
PHa, ~ u receipts oi tue eOse'Dncn, ng tlat %
'loo h:t has erised upon your children debt
Of fof'y ulns Of collars; and new s the duty OF the
sdrr ni9ie ed ho this vast OF money bssn
tqusndered. Remsmber tia. IN six years OF franklin
Fe'ce and James buchanan. the expendhur 8 OF your
government exceeded fosr hurdrei millions Of doisrs
While the entire expenses rom the begunrg for forty
Years, down 10 1890 Including tie war OF loiI vas but
two huuolsd and ninety mil ons, that in hese
years over hundred millions more were expended
nAo IN the fret forty yesrs Of zoe government acudrs
The feeord var or Independence Mr. Grow then pro.
cetded charge that these that these large expenditures
resulted HON corruption IN ccnTohng primary electors
this raj splitter win inaugursse an a,mioisrasoa hoDest
ard Eue-sn administration that shall apnoiz tue doc
rines Of tho fathers OF the republic, a. proclaimed by
the men who ol med the constitution atminstcrei Tor
the first half century, and reesabshed that ECONOMY
in the public affairs that characterized It's better aud
he principles and measures Of the republican party say
ing that they sought bind this coninspt w.'A
secrsss The uSoccuped territories Of the Union 70
homes 70 free men-o make them INC theatre on which
and free from contact with servle labor
Senator WILSON then introduced. BE sMd-Mr.
bied At Charleston to frame platform ami poninste
candidate 10 succeed the old public fnnctonary at
SS other end Of tho v1v ... p
each other. 1t was torn into frasneni BY
sectional ISSUE 1t unable to form platform, plat
form on whieht could stsnd, or nominate candidate
for the Presidency That party sdjourre1o Baltimore,
and to night the democracy, NORTH, South, Fast aod
West Is snorn and shattered Into aud pouring
bitter curses upon each Others nsaas (Applsuse The
o,her Gay the republican party assembled at Chicago.
ard In three days they laid down broad aud com
prebehsve platform Of principles. They enan asted
Convention, and they met tue appanse Of ten
that WetteTn AXE. Applause, and sand three cheers
for Chicago That platform OF principles, gentlemen,
embraces the great cardinal doctfieps of tue huma.
rsce-doounes that seTe uttered when the government
was founceo, ard uttered To Gay, and viii be uttered
while the world STANDS That platform eounoiaes uea
over the contrert 10 elevate the masses OF mapsind
and reward so.sst indusryin word, 20 carry the
W,sop then orcceeted 10 euoesc tho candidates Placed
uptn that platform say rg that Icon had shoau In hs
contest Judge Doosias ablry and Capacity,
devotn tie principles CT Toe republican party thai
made BIN their trusted and beloved friend and leader to
cay Be then predicted The sLtre success OF the ticket
&c Inflated in Chicago 10 November pekt
Ar sPAUiIISo, ~ho s,atei tlat he had beou 1T the
csgo ccnsenlior, declared thst the great Northwest
snd Eneo.p. ONO pooged 10 sustain tne Chicago
porninaLen. So Maine, Grd Massachusetts,, and
PENNSYLVANIA and other States BE there speak
Tor New York, and be woud say 10 hem that although
New York bas presented her favafe son al Chicago
b. there rejected, New York will mo the
work successfully ano eve her vote Tor the non1ee q
that Convection The American party In New York
10 more. a voioe-"GAd to bear my HIS own dis
trci formerly the headquarters OF Anericausm hal
given IFS adhesion 10 the IoDiuee OF the Convention
rey night count upon his district a. good for
four thousand for Abrsm Uncoln ard Hannibal Hamln.
"a vo'ce-'Thais the uckct') Tney might count upon
sand for ,he ucset Cheers for New York) The doabt
lul Stale OF New JeIsey-the old jersey Bues-wogia
also certainly sustain the nouiradoD. a voice-New
Jersey 10 ctmocra,ic" anc laughter Little Delaware
emo Mary lsro and VR eta srd Assssivpi-(A voice
"Tase care y An, yes; that's 100 FAR toui6 for me
(I1ud laughter and cheers) But Missouri Will IN
sno take part 10 the glorious work Let toom advances
.Boher four Yeas AMI they would greatly ano
washipetop the fourth Of March 1881 and took bic
scat IN the White Bousf, the nurnsr Of republicans In
tie city would be more than doubled and trebled.
lIanelier and Cheers during which the gentleman TO
Mr. NcKEaS, Of Eew York, ooncurred in tho remarks
CT Mr. spaulding. Although the cszers OF New York
cherhed Mr. Sc ward most heartily they would come up
70 the support Of the nominee Of the Chicago Convention In
al their strength
Mr.. AIDhIoH, Of Minnesota. made . very humorous
speech pulling of his coat and rolling up his soeyes, and
sayi that he could not work with mis- coat
on. lie pledged the North xest for lincoln, having
Port him with al his power. They were going to send
him TO the White House the fourth OF March next and
hat Old skeessks there bad better get ready TO clear
ont. Cheers aid laughter.
Aitor adopting resolutions OF marks 10 tue speak rs
tic Mayor and policemen, the meeting broke up, beng
thep quarter psst eleven O'Clock with tbrea cheers for
the Union snd the consttuton the bulwArks Of The
publican party