Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
The Republican Nominations.

Notwithstanding the great rejoicing 10 the free
States over the nominations Of the Chicago con-
.vention there are many indications OF dsarpoint'
ment among the friends Of Mr.. Seward. not only
in New York. but other States. A dispatch from
Detroit, Mich, says: m =,
.'The New York Seward men are still awiully
sick They swear that Wall street will not raise
n cent To elect Lincoln. The defeat of Seward
is charged TO the outside pressure on the Massa-
chusetts and Ohm delegations. Certain promi-
uent workers against Seward, such as dreeiey.
Dudley Field and Bariingame. have been cursed
most heartily. Nye and Burlinsane came very
near having personal difficulty yesterday"
The fact that Horace Greedy was admitted as q
delegate from Oregon, and that he did more than
any other man to defeat Seward, seems to create
much bitter feeling and Indignation among the
friends oil the ''irrepressiblc" Senator.
The Republican assembled at Washington city,
headed by n band Of music proceeded on Satur-
day night 10 tho lodgingsoi Senator llamlin. their
nominee for the Vice Presidency, and gave him
u serennde. Mr.. II. occupies rooms at the wash
ing,on House, which was illuminated on the oc-
cason. Mr.. i. d. French having introduced Mr..
ii. to tho visitors, he addressed them in brlef
speech, saying that ho sympathzed with the
princi pies Of the republican party, and that the
nomination conferred upon him without soiclta
ton he accepted with the responsibilities attached
la il. lie then proceeded to euogIze MIR. Lincoln
ny the representative man Of republican primer
pies" nni concluded by some general remarks
concerning the future prospects Of the country
Speeches was also made by Mr. Campbell, Of Pa,
aud senator Trumbull and Mr.. Washbnrne. OF
III. In this connection the National lntclli2encer
SAYS:
Whilst the latter gentleman was speaking n
number Of evil disposed persons, many OF whom
were young men, forgetiul nike Of the order and
Lonor of the city and Of the equal rights Of nil
citizens to the free expression Of political views and
preferences undertook to disturb the proceedings
10y hooilngs and unseemy noises, and not only so
but 10 throw stones ut the party rs to break up
the asscmblage, The outrage is universally con.
Jemued by intelligent citizens.
iho philalclphia News, formerly the organ OF
the American, aud more recently attached to what
i. known II. the "Pcnplo's" party If Pcnnsylya-
TIA, white disposed Ia Look upon Mr.. Lincon
worry far candidate, thus Oh cts /, thJ Chicago
! lat'arm.
II has IN it what is called )" pa'cA plank, F."
Mt'trh we are told vas dictated by an aS.emhage
81 outsiders who also me. N the city Il Chicago.
Has we esteem 10 be slmfIy Insult to the
american element which caIst,tutes 80 powerful
"a portion Of the peoples parry in Pennsylvania.
nnd a. such hot only cschcw it but dcuuuurc it
proposition unfit 10 be put forth by any body
u. men protesting to act in opposition to the loco
Zoe" purity.
'Ihe dny -iiu- not vet come when Americans will
i've mp their shibblcth, nni although it may be
esteemed IL expcient and prudent To postpone n
q. ,cus~lon OF these distinctive views. unui the
eat question of "black white shall he deter
mined and dls,osed Of in some way-thc gentle.
Inrn who voted in this pnnk, rs we'll rs the crowd
winch dictated it, may rest assured that the para.
1uount doctrines Of Auericlnism must aud shall
heicsp"clci