New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
r.... ara nearly two months sftsrward. No snch
s aver contemplated no such 90 wer or dis

h.r OF SITES were rejected, aud bogus cpntsstans,
some of ,bem without PR tecse Of regularly or dele
gated authority sdui,ted IN thels pa es, whIs
regular de egati r m numerous other atss, be-
sxuse Of tlie outrage withdrew md his pr-te odd
regular Convention, fraction of one, partly
kS, not who'll filed up with Unauthorized persons
from the outside IL aled in violation of the uniform
rnle a ID ~, cratic National Conventions, (which j.
had itse I'D ptsd requiring two trirds ~ uorioa'e
and hen disregard in makiog the nominations, fer at
time ooeu- del ,es ,neludedl did the we rsacn
near two bird voe, lite nominee for sident
va. Mr.. Fitzpatrick who de lined to &c ept such a
noninao ion, aud the regal trity Of Me. johnson, who
nov as Vict-Prvsident With MIR. DOuytfs, c n
sts in the request Of some halt dozen ndivEe ,s az
Der the adjournment that he should rum IN and whca
inquest IT seems he corilaly united. The regHtW.
PrssiotDt OF the Convention, Gen. Gushing, ist nl'
chair and went away, and presided over tbs Consen
zion which nominated Brtcku ridge and Lave 90, INA,
sbe regularity of the nomination Of p5u8,hs anu
Johns n may be summed M in this. thar MI oonIS'n
was not and has not vet been nominated oy " S S
vrnlion-that mr.. Douglas was 1ommseS oy ueiS
gates Of irregular fractional br"ken-ap
without a head-wthout De noeIaic booy, gu, d
mere skeleton bali SOFT half Republican State dele
cations. and bogus td'l! .n,.,,
No one nrete. ds that the Nominations OF Brecknrldge
spd Lane have the authority of regular National
ution according TO the usaSes OF The par y But
they have more claim 10 regularity than the oth-r'
This CrpveI ton had bead 10 the rres'osnt OF tne
,pbo,e C,nyen. ion II hsd Democratic body IN the
regular DEL CATION. from all the sure Democratic States
"a siofity of the afes Of The Union; 1t had no
bopus extr, nifty ard it had platform OF manly prn
ei 1es-of Id rty equality, and fraitIniy-upoD wncn
ev Ty true Democrat OF the who'll Union can meet To-
sethtr. NJ, vhv
star svotely by principle and let the storm rage on
there is suoshiDe beyond the clouds shnn all Ell
sapplpg alliances every name and KIND. Inc read
iss, suIest speediest honorable way 10 success
in n, repudate all 1usions all fact oDs, all pach-~o'k
n. devices all expenients sl efforts 10 be upon both
sidss and stand by our candidates and creed We
shsI then CONNIE &c to deserve success, and, If we
pes4v.Te in this stern path OF constitutional Iecnoe'
we sba preserve our senreaPe cOmni ha .us
with triumph for our party and our principles, the GOO
irHueocs OF hich will last when party managers ana
ekksters and ther vile schemes, are forgotten OF re-
nembertd only 10 be hated and extcTated.
After Mr.. DicL iuson had finished his speech which
wa. received with great cheering, there were loud
sr;,s for "Brady.' "O'Couer," "Oix,j mingled
ahssrs. sroaDs, and loud cries for "Wise" "Bepja-
min nil finally the President managed to obtain
Aesrpg and informed the audience that none of these
esnrk men were present.
A resolution was then adopted that Committee be
AND ip,ed 10 call Convention to make nominations for
Stale officers.
Capt MARRIOTT was then introduced by the Presi-
ap,, ss az oficer who served under Gen. Lane, AMI
announced by Paddy Burbs' of the Seventeenth
Ward ar "the you-g soier." Mr. Marriott revieUeo
TIE esry history of this country and denied tn Con"
Krefs has any power to egu te QUESTIONS OF properly
IN she aies Territories. But aarg7 plumber OF the
auoieDce old rot to appreciate the eloquence OF
the Sp aker for by the time he had finished his eulo-
gnm upon the candidates of this branch of the Demo
cratic party there We're great many empty seats Oh
the HOtr.
TAR WooD uas then introduced as formerly
of Virginia, but low of New-YoIk, bat there was
general rush for the door, which caused 80 much COO
fusion that Mr. Wood, after saying few words, de.
efned TO proceed The President said that the only
question was to put tue question TO adjourn
soIne gentleman in the audience to save the credit OF
tht meti D. and ga d, that a1y were Obliged 10
leave the house. and MIR. Wood not take the move
nent against hi Three cheers were given Tor Mr.
Wood, and thus reassurtd, he went on with hla re-
marks in the coErse of which he paid some handsome
piuents 10 mr. Dickinson; saying his nomination
Tor President would have been received by the South
with great cordially He referred to Mr.. Doug As as
As nominee Of divided Convention not Democratic
10 spirit He defended the Democratic party from any
charge of ssctiopalsm made by Mr.. Doug las; and
eicsed by refrrrog his hearers 10 the Democratic plat
trm, proof of what he had said in regard to Demo-
cratic principles
Avery small portion of the faithful remained till Mr..
Wood concluded, when the meeting adjourned with
cheers for Bregkinridge and Lane
THE LETTERS.
Letter of James buchanan.
WASHINGTON, July II, 1860.
GEsrLrsrS: I have received through the kind.
Of sso S N s Yo Va%nee seps Of
EswYort In these You are pleased to say that the
ssS BY he RaacaOS meeting Of the friends
q and Lane in , e ,n., 50 The ' .n pa
tp on that Association accept / a; an expression
he espr, sson Of your personal regard and Individual
.ns espect feel deeply grateful Of the last
ssdisn. of" Of the coDsuion This sacred duty
3 TO S'q Be- s Worthy PPs he
su, IL this WE'VE Is th SINGER sascon r;asa
G ssd a.ae Ms the 'Id lind
has watched connty from the beg ming restore the
ancient friendship and harmony he different members
esb and render the Constitution and the Union
Your, very respectfully JAMES BUCHANAN.
To Inns HEsEI esq President GIDEON aTGshh esq
MONROE, esq, Secretary
Letter from Charles o ConOr, esq.
NBw-YoRK, Jely IT, 1860.
GEHTLEMEE: Cordially approving the no pination
Prede United States regret that it viii not be in my
Tomorrow evening at the Cooper lnstitote ,.,, ,
de.P o. dtpSeS h ays oIy Is snr
ing 70 Ovid ,treng deliver easy ino
tSs S Say Of ri eho .. at be svOded
The dss,ncs betwseg these platforms like e evefy P8
o. gro slavery It's relation to the Territories and the mode
hs them i merely J. meey 'ns az am
element The oDovey in all its pract bearings,
~ moral oSica legal and economical aspects my
rws that ect have been distinctly and 50
fo sa s no% before a: doS 10y
soy to develop her the benefit of
Kind except by labor negro labor cannot o. nele e
.e and h no way can 20 great measure physical enjoy
seSt and imported to the negro by his
TTom sse unSe1sbie tsct written the great book of
sSss oy I aGs mo. ha Negro svs /. not
rrpsnaD jaess not unprohtsbe g. the White mails
not oppressive to the negro aud not mex Pedsh Is
Let o. apply these views to our country Since the
foaDdson Of s Repu lie gro Slavery has ever been msn
psi OF our strng m ind IF growth aud
s.pe now an ineg, part Of our s@l@g - nation
al suicide. ,,.,,..