New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-29

I U.l.i;.u.a Tho ,hicago Convention We're aided b
p,oySsn". I .ls wise selection they had made. Abr
No.. .Np III parlor Democrat, shouting De
i"'on was 1t God Almighty living De
80 ',o "a' ONO "a Tie s q true American
mocracy, and not spouting it. a. ,.d suoh ,a,'
ana no other country could have produ, ,.,r,ho .
Iel The Democratic prints say he is no, Of 81 h,
JUDAH, not one of the first families and not fit /.
'Fsident Ii is work of supererogation to ratfy.
1t il cGeady ratified high and in the hearts Of the
people.
lie refe rred to Mr.. Hamlin and said bis superior in
wisdom an1 integrity could not be found anywhere.
Mr.. French next introduced the Hon. Galusa A.
Grow of Pennsy vania, who received with cheers
mingled with few Kisses. lie reviewed the course
Of this Administration, who came into power with
sun lus Of 81, 100000 Now there is deficiency of
as many Millions and debt Of $65,00O0OO.
IVoice-Wendells got it. Great laughter.
He referred to the measures and principles Of the
Republican party aad said that next 18th Of March the
young giant killer Of the West viii take charge of this
Government and inaugurate those principles, which
shall give free homes free men, and advance lis true
interests. The Republicans AK that free and hOrest
labor may hav. to work its way to independence
1t il question bstweep the men who own the labor
of others, and those men who own their muscles
and bvainsthat is the only sectionasm cbargeabe to
the return. And this party has taken from among
the Of toll to bear their standard The Deaocratc
party had betrayed the of free abor and struck
down the compromss of our fathers and the 18th Of
November when they dead, you can read on their
coffin Died Of disease contracted the 10th of May
1854" Laughter.
He had inst returned from Pennsylvania Mhere all
were alive and enthusiastic, and Lincoln wac elected
now. Laughter 1t only remains to count the votes
At the conclusion of Alr. Grows eloquent speech he
received three rousing cheers
The next speaker was Senator Wilson. Tie said the
Democratic party had failed to make rominatisn at
Charleston and were to-day utterly torn to pieces
But the Republicans at Chicago had unanimously
nominated son of toll from among the people to take
charge of this Government and to-day the masses of
this country rallying around the ticke. Of Lincoln
and Hamlin which was sure to triumph.
The Hon. Mr.. Sparkling of NewYork was intro
duced. He said there was moral force in gather
ing like this in Washington. [yoice-Yes; all Demo-
erats.l He wished to speak for New-York; and
promised that the Empire State would be good for not
less than 10000 for "Honest Old Abe" Voice
What has become ofJohn Bell The cause is onward,
and will go onward till it has spread every State
in this Union.
lie was followed by the Hon. John A. Bingham of
Ohio, in strong and eloquent speech setting forth
the principles of the coming contest and propLesying
the triumph Of the future
The Hon. James b. Mexican of New-York said be
seconded what vas said by Mr.. Spauding of New
York, in regard to the Empire State, and promised
" good report from that State in November noxt.
The meeting passed off quietly, with no attempt At
n. L. tla clinton
there was tremendous cry Of "noes" with great
laughter.