The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-25

How Nh. rItoolx Racnvn m Mo- AuoS-rns oo'
csso Jos~~a' gives IL feilowns,-
Perhaps some reader viii be ours~s n oauS MOO Tho
ness oio ave recevod tho news a his oonlnatoa.
bso bee. up In the telegraph oos durias ths urss
State snAouncsd on Tho platform Al chi ago q ga.
teFeTsphsd 70 Springfield, and hoss wh, we're shers
nsussa ~ the vos a.d hung owe, the res.l, Win
Az - the second ballot sakes ana eefore il haa
been couussd and announced by the aries M
ting there ocoverang while the third ballot wss being
TAKEN When Garter, OF Ohio announced the change of
votes sviDs lincoln majority and before ths great tn
teesraphed 10 Springfield Nr Wilson, the Geographic
superintendent, who 10 the ece instantly wrote
scrap OF paper shr Lincoln, You are nominated On tho
third ballot" gave II 70 boy, ~hs rso With % Mr..
LINCOLN he took the paper 10 his hand, and oexed Ut u
long and silently not needing noisy sxutssioa Of all
around and then rising aDd putting tho 10 nis vest
pocket, no quietly remarked, There little woman
down ct our house would like 70 hear this IN 60 down
and tell her"
Nom REPUTATION or TIE PLATFORM All the old Know
Nothing Journals with the single exception Of the Albany
0stsmaw-which never had IN eye an idea thas aid
not point directly ss the public tseasuryass particularly
savage over ths fourssAh pank IN the blsok republican
platform. They call IL the "Duch plank" and de-
clare thai IL insrpoassd fraudulent manner, and
bellies the principles which the plasfor intended TO
ablsh Al considerable contsptou likely TO arise
this dry bone, shall give from tive 10 time the ssn
neats Of the Ksow Nothing papers in reference 70 IT,
The Boston Bee (Amssoau), which year ego went
into the bosom Of the Aaas epubncaa) although united
In interest," may b hkened the present time TO
divided against itself In the following extract the Atlas
Bee shows both its black republican and Know Nothing
facsa,-
There are some points In the Chicago platform that
serve MENTION and one especially that In this Of
the country requires explanation We refer TO the four
eenth section Of the platform which declares tina. the
d
uon the natur alzaon Of foreigners THIS declaration
in the platform neither wise nor correct, and most
cmphastcay ropudaie II In the nrs place IL 10 To-
siimatey In the platform, has business IT, and
improperly mterpoated the question to which II relates
orssninstcn or the policy 81 nations. party II is 40 un
doubted fact that Than bali Of the victories
me cause me iss ave years have peen more
and Il 10 botn wise and unjust 70 introduce any
such bone Of contention ~ this might prove to be- The
German element within is ranks than TO the old
wing the old American element, and Il ought
submit to either We regret incorporates Of this SEQ
ton In the plato mt done In haste, amid great
confusion and without duo deliberaton; hope may
work no ESSENTIAL injury TITS wrong We repud ate II,
and shall never endorse or defend II. But
castor this single blemish reject otherwise
celent platform, and certainly furnshe for
Withholding most cordial and energetic support from
tho noble standard bearers Of the party, Lincoln and
HAmr Who are NO more responsible than we for the
. q as i: and
EREcuNo wrGwAxs-The black republicans OF Law
renee, hass., are about TO erect . wigwam that viii
accommodate two thousand persons with seats
BLACK RxruEuoAS RATIFICATION MrznSa IN PmApKI-
rmA.-Lyman rrumbull, United States Senator from II-
nos Thos Ford late Lieutenant Governor of Ohio John
f. Potter, Of Wisconsin; John Sherman, OF Ohio Gaushs
Grow, Of Pennsylvania Charles Train Of Massachu-
setis VIM Dunn, Of Indiana; Cyrus Alrich Of Minne
sota and Jas q. Campbell Of Pennsylvania, viii address
the black republican ratification meeting IN Philadelphia
on Saturday evening.
GOVERNOR or MAuE.-The name OF the Hon. william
Willis, Of Portland, b mentioned In connection with tho
black republican nomination OF Governor OF Maine.
CON RpcrnoS.-The nominations Of Lincoln and Ham,
LIN were Immediately folio we'd BY frost In Maine
FnInoRs's ORGAS-n has already been announced that
Mr.. Fillmore will support the black republican nominee
for The Presidency. The Buffalo OOmmrsal Advertiser,
the ex Presidents Know Nothing organ, says;-
We conceive 70 be duty 70 place the names Of
Lincoln and HAmln Il the head OF columns, a. Q
pledge that viii extend TO them such honorable and
aithul support - may belong 70 position and Ia.
nuence.
The FIRST von-A vote Presidential preferences
taksn IN the saloon OF Of tho North river steam
sssAs she upward trip one night snu wcsK, ana
suited - fonsws;-