, 1860-05-25

Of L1ncoln and uan,liu,"
- - MINNESOTA, ---
AT "'SoSA, says the Rspu1,i.1n, "5ir. Lin
CONS nomination is received with eyery mani
1estaf'on Of delight as far as we have been able
10 Ascertain Not Single Republican, haze nc
met who has not expressed the liyeliest satis-
'aetHn ut the result; and NIL feel confident to
toe Utmost that under the banner Of Lincoln.
gallant and successful contes. against the
oen!ocracy will be maintained. All personal
preferences aEe "aived-eEery other cousidera-
tton ss,sses way to that Of duty. Aud 30 far AZ
this State, at least, is concerned. we can in all
eandor promise the Re publican cau.o md ;ta
standard bearers larger majority than ha,
eser hitherto been given in N,nnesots to anv
party"
MICHIGAN.
Ine Detroit Tribune, whose editor was al
most psssionately devoted to the fortunes Of
Gov. Seward, says:
The Chicago nominations excite m unex.
pectfd furor throughout tllu couatry. whic;, j.
III unm1stakabte iutimatioE 10 the pro. slavery
corrupt Democracy that their time has come.
/ Every member Of the Republican party feels
ahat' success is attainahle, aud from this fact
viii wosx the harder for il. For cur own part.
ne do not believe i, possible tha. tue Repabli.
can nominees can be defeated. The Conveu-
tion which elected them was filed with the
premonitions of success. The vnexamp|ed
numbers IN attendance upon 1.-THE enthusiasm
which preraitd-the entire harmony Of the
dellberations.-.the universal acqulescence in
the result-all showed that q new era in our
politics had arrived. The Republicans enter
The cacyas5 with platform and candidates
which ha.u1onize every, section of the party,
While the Charleston Convention spltt the
Democratic party, the Chicago Convention
cenented the Republican party"
lfzom the IhiLda2hia liul:c.n.1
There Was feeling Of relief yesterday in Phil
adelphia among the opponents Of the uemocfacy
when it was announced that the nominee Of the
Chicago Convention for the Presidency was
auoti er mnn than Wm. Il. Seward. His SER
vicei, his talents, his patriotism, hts purity arc
all acknowledged; but It was felt thut With hin,
as the nominee. Pennsylvania would surely be
carried By the Democracy, and the Democratic
candidate would be elected. Waen The BIZ ktia
appeared, with the brisf announcement that the
Hon Abraham Lincoln Of Illinois had been
nominated On the third ballot, the feeling Of
satisfaction was plainly expressed IN The faces @
and from the 'ifx Of the Opposition men. The
selection Of the Hon. Hannibal uanlip of Maine
rs the candidate for Vice President was also
| pronounced u good one, aad tie ticket was de-
clared good one to vote for in November.
| 1Froa the Ea:tan JouEn2l.1
The ticket il fortunate in the personal char-
ecter Of both its members, in their diverse DO
ltical trimmings, in their representative capaci-
ties a. Republicans, in their local sources OF
strength Us we'll Us in the sections from which,
| their nomination has been secured, md in The
absence Of all those repellent qualities which
| might hare made impossible The now nearly
| certniu combination Of all the Anti. Democratic
Clements of tho country, 10 work for one com
mon and glorious victory.
The times are ripe for the overthrow Of the
Democratic party, which, aftcr having ou,lized
| its principles, has HOW sundered its oreaniza.
ton. The senablance Of union will doubtless be
made; tut fair minded men have generally con-
ceded Of late, that if the Republicans should be
SO fortunate in their candidates is to repel none
| Of the elements which would naturally rally to
their support, their Success in November must
| be considered as sure. That good fortune ID
| theirs. Mr. Lincoln has that simple integrity
OF character, that broad and genial nature, to
which the masses Of our people are ever at
tractcd. Thoug b firm in his opposition to the
| BY nature, ard we have uerer met with rasl.
| or bitter expression in all bis speeches.
1Fron the Boston A.l.s ard Bes,l
IN his origin among the people Of the Great
West, in the manner ii which be hns carved
| his own fortune aud risen to emineuce without
the adventitious aids Of wealta and early oDpor.
tunities for culture, in the honesty and purity
Of his private and public life, in tile sim pcity
and unaffected sincerity Of his manuers, and in
the intelligence, liberaiisy. scope, and elevation
OF bis yleTs upon public questions, Mr. Lincoln
is all TINT could BIZ desired rs STANDARD. .benrer
Of tue great and glorious host whose .utf:a4es
he will receive in November. In the lresiden-
tial chair (for all circumstances point so deci.
siyely to his election that we mar speak of It
ng1 rf ny I,n will ~
men. to its integrity and uprightness, and nd
minister it with The plain honesty which Gen.
TAYLOR brought to the White uuuse ard Tie
Cabinet, ::cd with the Roman frmuess Of An
drew jackson.
New Ecglaud sasutes to day The sou and
champion ct the West, ana the future President
OF the Republic: AL hail to Abe Lincoln Of H.
]inois!
u hannibal llanlin Of Name, the candidate
for Vice President, We have not now snare tn
speak a. his reputation and public services de-
serve. Nor need we speak OF him to the peo.
Us Governor OF his State, and As Senator. il,
has become q national n,an. Originally Demo
crat, he has, like thousands left his old ussncia-
tions aud become alliel with the Rennhli-
cans, and nobly will he bear tie scrutiny Of the
canvass, and the high honor 10 which be is les-
tined.
from the Concord {S. H. Ssatcsm au.1
lection is the bsst that under nil he ci+c,,9
STANCES could ha made Thc c,ndJa,a !. ~ II
located and has acu,,ire,1 M mean reiahr;,, 80
n ho}J md 3eterm;nsd ,Tenu,,,;c.n nre.a
a {,st fr;and of thn t,on.,;1x,,o, nnd - aao
The We:t wijl rnl'r f,r I;nccI, M v;e,er.. u'u
they ,yonld have Jo1c nrrhoos far m n,i,a,. ~
d;data hrtnr. tho C:onvent;pn ~, EortSa san.
State viii rofl m tri,,mnhnnt ,,.;,r,;ss
wtn carried ths nnn.'lar ro.nr,tx - 1Ii;tn; n
aganst D,uvns n 1s3s an.j ,wo',d - 49,. uu.s hnns
Leen its Senator in Conrress hut f,r ~" ,,a
oual division Of lie state ;nto Renrpseu,at;Sa
districts: aud the Middle Stutes w;ii o;re t1,s
next President Of the United Stutes
rrs.a.,,.~ cs-s>.-,
ri, .,.....a.:As rss,:-N.,a
s sa';4e ~, 1ssnns laat was made
up!a1gns ~ !ne cn.saeo piatao.Hl nas cnsmlnat-
S!n ~ :cts 40 onoLniaalo4s 'oF tfesi9ene and
I.NI:. Sg,i =. 1ao' i.!neoIu anu uanol'
OH na"'ln III" ~ - SsaHiF inE 10 record that
warmly aho earnestly stne friends Of other
Gea1iemen prssseu tnelr 1espect1se ciatns for
tae uoaor VI -Noui'ua''on LOT 1oe Presidency,
there was not even momentary hesitation on
the part OF any one 10 accept fu!ly and cordially
me canasaa1e upon "hom Tue cholce OF the ma-
Jo;lty OF tne tohsentfon eventually iel!..
laueeo Inc e'toenets OF tnis disposition are
ALREADY aPpaten'' uno u II 1eaa@Saoie That the
onl! Pe,sohs ~no sseu, 10 oe ascfiesed ut ir.
ee"alo Ha'!ns pseu passeu OVER ~ Tue Con-
'eutlon' a1e Inpse WIZ up 10 yesterday could
see no soou III Tue o'sungulsned senator, whose
o;':1; tuss na'e ssta uas.eE aSsaued, and
"uuss no;ss s5 - snan Icy nave sys1e-
in.,;a naIeans aeeu ,ha. w. psasans no" Sudden
!rs"".,e,s st"+a.,.a,, ..,a~~s..: T. ca' u'aos
aeter and trunscenJens il ability. and