The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28


toni save the single one Of presenting Mr. picknsons
RScnAxros, June 20, 1890 VIZ '''
The B1cckinridge and Lame National
Democrsttc Comsnittse.
The Breckinridge and lane National Democratic Com
mittee is composed of the following members
Isaac ]. Stevens. Of Oregon.
George W. Hughes, Of Maryland.
John W. Stephenson, of Kentucky.
william Finn, James G. Berret, Walter Lenex ane
George W. Riggs, Of Washington, D. G.
Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi.
Thomas B. Florence Of Pennsylvania.
Augustus e I scSel :, Of i's New s York
4. B. Meek, Of Alabama.
j. D. Bright, Of Indiana
Robert johnson, ofArkansas.
Breclxinridge and Lane Retoicings.
BayeHAxproS, N. Y, June ~, 1890
ton of Breckenridge and Lane salute Of hundred
guns was fired by the national democracy accompanied
with the ringing Of bells, the lighting Of bonfres, tho
letting Off of fireworks, and other demonstrations Of
CHICAGO, June 81 1850.
One hundred and five guns fred here this evening
by the national democracy in honor Of the nomination OF
Brecknrdge and Lane
Governor Wise for BrcckinradGe and Lane.
NoRsoiK Va, June q, 1850.
The Argus states that Governor Wise has pronounced
admirable that could be made to save the Union. He
will address the democracy at the grand ratification
meeting to be held here on Monday evening.
Another Advocate OF Breckenridge and
Lane.
SCHENECTADY, June q, 1890
Tie Schenectady Dolly Ne,os this morning hosts the
Breckenridge and Lane ticket as
Douglas Rejoicings.
RUTLAND, VT. Juno q, 1850.
The friends of Douglas and johnson fired hundred
guns here night in honor OF their nomination Speeches
are being made bonres illuminate the streets band of
mi
CONCORD " a., June q, 1880.
The nomination OF Douglas and johnson Is being ratified
tonight both In this city and at Manchester, with great
enthusiasm. AT Manchester q salute of two hundred
guns s being fired, ntcrsperscd with fireworks and
speeches by Hon. W. Harrington, Ira A. Eastman and
others.
One hupdred guns were fired here yesterday IN hoDr
of the nomination of Douglas. Military companies
parnded and the enthusiasm very great
Michigan Congressional Nominasiens.
ANN ARBoR, June % 1s6r
rRraaley Grspger has beer nominated BY the rcpabl
The republicans Of the Fourth Congressional district
have nominated Hon E H. Thompson, Of Jenesee county
for Congress. ..-
Illinois Congressional Nomination.
CHICAGO, June 81, 1850
district Of Illinois, met at Bloomington today and nom
mated Owen Lovejoy by reclamation for re election
AIBASY, June 81, 1850.
The republicans Of the State capital are holding rati
bcation meeting might The meeting is marked by
much spirit and enthusiasm Large bands Of republicans
with Nominations, bearing all sorts Of appropriate
scrpons are parading the principal streets and there
is grand tcrchlight procession State street, bon
fires are blazing all over the city. The Wide Awake
Club, numbering some two hundred young men, dressed
uniformly IN caes and military caps paradng with
torches and make brilliant feature In the display The
PRINCIPAL streets are brilliantly Illuminated aud full OF
people, whose enthusiasm reminds old citizens Of the
campaign OF 1870 Many thousands OF people
bed in Capital Park where large platform erected for
speakers Mr. b III Mills, President Of the General Com
mitiee called the meeting TO ordef and nominated the
Hon. T. d. Morgan for Chairman. He was received with
great applause Messrs. Martin, j. Strong, Townsend,
OF Troy, Owen Loveoy, Of Illinois, General Wilson, OF In
naa, Hon Charles l. Bene and others, were among
the speakers The meeting enthusiastic, and de-
monsrated that the republicans at the Capital reused
AT half past ten large delegation arrived from Hudson
and was received by The wide awakcs with firing
and music, and procession formed TO conduct them
10 the meeting They fired Roman candles they walked
up State street bill The sight was quite imposing, nd
tho meeting quite success.