New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

two in fact, Breckd ridge and Luc1in. tnele wers
O hrt irving 10 get into the field Fn" az OougS suu
Bell and Houston, bnt they could b% ce 90
csI ddstes. Trey running t. aid o'e OF Vsnee "
g. e other candidate Ii said that the Ma ao9s'
Denoci8cy W. re boilers. They in one 90 se, lot
III, intend bolt the doors of the Democracy aga'ns,
al bucks e,s, ucioneers and obbers. aughter and
applsute
lie reviewed the action of the Conventions q.
Charleston and Baltimore, a'gnug that the nonaan,n
of Duuglss had nothing regular about II, except nB
impuo' e aud presumption
Voice " no nominsied johnson
Mr. Di ku.on-Hes not nominated at ALL he pro-
ceeoed TO clpm that Mr.. Breckspridse was regularly
nC n mated by the Convention which convened der
H. c. siruan. He was nominated by the vote of sew
tn eep States, aud poriops OF other Saes ana womln
arrv l27 votes in the South and Pacific States The
vote Of the State of Newfork would therefore e 'ct
i'm. IApplause. Douglas could not get an electoral
vote iu The South. He would not get
vote in the Eastern Safes, in the Western
u erefole, comes near an election, while
Don. as does not start at ALL To beat Lincoln, then,
al q should support Breckenridge, who starts with
III Il c'ora votes, and not mau who starts without
knowing where he shall get vote a. all. He argned
tat Brt ckin 'idge was Democrat who vas not oh
i c,iopable to a1y state 10 the Union, while Douglas
~as opposed to the better end by fifteen States IN the
Union. The So ,bern States would not vote for Doug
las If Brecknridge Was not running; bat Douglas
sh uld Wit, draw, Brecknrdges ection would DO
certain Every d. mocrat should insist, then, tha
ID, uslas stall be Withdrawn. Tbat would dispense
viii the necessity for negotiations and intrigues 70
which he tDckn.on) WIS opposed III every mo q aud
gend-r, in every number and case; l'Iret'
applause.l He called upon the pemo'ra-
| cy to raise their banner boldly and not. to
say he' are raf right and half wrong but declare
.haMsevts II fght-to take no rotten timber IL tn-h
| buudiup app ause. He would cioss, as he com
enced by co, gratulatiDg the CONVENTION on their nc
| ito, and though the people might scoh at the move
III, pt as a cloud 10 bigger than mans hand, IL
would grow eze and send forth osGge INA. s,b,u
| o. into tn. field wi h Breckenridge ana Lane WIN
Pr.d, and V+le their banner, and see Whistler the
0, pie would not flock to the staLdard ne was bo'
afraid becsus. faction was In tho held agains S"em.
| He nd lived down many faction, and shou a i've
down this one and zee the triumph ag AIN OF ths u
D.mafracy. H. thanked the Cinveurion for The at
tention aid r.f rred them to his published spaech 10,
ar p ptiments the issues OF the campaign. lLoao
Vile being called accepted the nominstion and
,do,, the principles laid down in the res buttons
II. avowed his intention to 60 nome WIN tu1
ne ,is ket He spoke at length IN av0r OF me
on - ut, end against the corrupt power OF tne cen
| nUtfn and ayowed his devo ION To Natlona, Dem
trail clique, les. His remarks were loudly aP
oc' ate priias
plauded. Broome was called on, and spokt
M. TobpSns " a., p, nootiatiops with the impudsn
eIl, oe9oahiu cone 70 inem without any caPHal
a. 4. s;rns - make e2rrnpt Bargains. he
the ssS ss q before Ss S"@ he Ha%
raey vas a,. onwsre, standard in great numbers.
WIb Icnd rb.ers II the ticket the Convention thel
adjourned, sine die. - co,urrvr
rr M p D. and Lane State Commit
tne NV ~ mi mn W. hers House, for the purpos
of of, o 1p tn. Hon John A. Greene, jr o
this city, as una, imously SS , IL.
en,ung year ard Matthew Me tba G,uI;,. o A ASe
was resppoiDted Secretary of 'ue ~, r. nross
cution of The campaipn the Com. u''ee aoj 'ufhsu
meet at the call of the Chairman.