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

:. ,.o .,;fs and hsth of life ever pr psng on with

IN the strife and bstbe Of Efe ever pressing Oh WIN
yigor and activity Va the Cause OF right IA "'r
Then wy VII yen ~y you or"h r. Z. 10 AN ing
these tmid quiv, Vi Q mn sno 'a.e an'dynss ~hen
IL !, IA oers; no are AFRAID Ia OAK pigns' woo are
rix tened uert to osab now, ~heo thy h-a' ths hi1
tsnt thunder of TIE approaching conf G; AMI ey GU
ru,hitp for safety I, che Brsokipridge m~n III some
sra 60 s,d in Others they cry out the Dougls nsn
,o rave iaem TOR f. that these Republican, WI a..
stroy n, N utterly. The. try % ally themseves WI
,iote who have always been tneir eoenirs who haze
hunted hem down, very S"e "no oo's "a 'l,e ns''
then ] lily you; tor | never like 70 look on s1eh
craven men. dom he'fve there are many who VIII
vote for those who have tr them down III me st'
Tie leaders may ,el on hey have 'erlr pfi-';
hut the CORFU .tibe masses never can be sold DOT
II en- there g the ulas part but II If a %ltheref
pauy. be adm,eo Mr.. Douglas for his var against the
lecompon Constitution bnt that Was the last blnsa o
virtue ON his par,. He went TO iihuo sher. 70 me
torular vvle he was beaten by honest Abe LIN OLD
We can msgiue What will he the reeu't hire now MI
Douglas said ID the Senate shat he did 1t cara wh tner
Slavery was voted op downs and be sa'd 's Ia Tue
Ut. serce Of TIE .haoe VI that inmo al J7ers'n WHO
said he trefnbled became God luS', anu IN the
mr. q. nee OF the ,haoe Of that Washington VINO ~oao
not 90 to the shining Of God I'LL th- lac iett7 had
fallen ON every slave he owned Toat r-nsrk ongnt
| 10 damn stephen ID 'ugas. and 1t VIII. IN spre !"
the nary n EN- y no had been stri X IL down oy the
| Slave Power Mr.. Douglas differed with the slave
| P,wer; bnt after hssi"g started Ia q march eva q
the Republican parry, be tate r d. 'hey Killed Dun
4 IA he lp,ke toward Frccoon' M" was
the ilue if Douglas had a"y frlen1e, for them hsc
| Marc antony to take bis bic. dug d' through ne
oopplTy and raise hs fol We 10 ro'e'g g. lie wou
Cell OF ON them all TO GU from their t$'trsd eos
,pd i'm the g,ea, army Of me FIRE and IT Ike one
mighty blow against thus y amy WHICH 10 W "e7'i'e
Rnt il IL upossibe for us in this uesgsr sketch 10
do jusioe the speech Of M BdrhngA"e, - hs OK
p.s.d With the whitening truths, Tue Jcpnsls-
career of MIR. Dougas; how he had been take like
| Samson in the net oi the DeIi4b Ike Slave Power
cid how with bis eyes put out 20 that be canno see
| wba he is oOi X he il like Saa sJn log W.T. hin
Lrawpy shoulder 70 p,l do ~ the ugh parry ha,
| bay. wounded him. He refer I'd 70 NJ principles NJ
TIE Rel ubCan party, ara gave pot.l0qlent scrip
IL II Of character o. the ca dlda'' OF the partS
| ii sIoke hearty Two hours Interrupted at all 81
.yeIy sentence th he most deaieplug app use aud
! hie aud, uns lng Ia have hlu A. p. ~ l.
r. ici.ut Say thai It VI The III 81 eoqu mt
| AID effective ever deii e ed hy Mr. r'ns"ue The
| Convent cit sea with ID lew Remarks ~ Gov
PtnnpgtOn uigiIg the necessity vi chang Ii The
adn ipstraIion of tie GrvrrDu eut and al the most
uu uous che. re for bull game, f,r Peubi gto', ana
| fl Lincoln and Hamiu, the Jowd $40 7iy separated.
| lBy Telegraph
| TRHs1ON, W -JIes 'sy Aug. :, lSbU.
The Republican Con 'eOu III met a. II o'co;k. A
| lsJge nunger Of d.l.giies present. Epprnm
Ma sh made Temp rar9 u alrnai. Committees Oh
Permane Organiza ion, Rules AID X solutions were
| spt ont d. 80
Gov Penn ngtou was reported f,r Pre- ad9ut with 4
Vice President from each county anc oscretify iron
| each Congressional ID sLiict.
TIE President ooh the chsir AMID deafeniDs cheers
and made eloquent speerh conservative III is form
but b. mIy for Norberp aud North. RI principles
lie spoke iehly OF The no esy and in,egri of Mr.
Lincoln ss he had learned from OF The frs cnar
| aciv. at Washington.
The Comnirne reported only two resolutions the
fret resfire ipe the Chicago platform, aud onlly
| iLdo j, irg the Nomination of Lincoln aud tamo.
1be Convention then oLered Tor the nomination OF
electors.
n II
ungl in,0usy elected Senatorial electors
The Dislficts eporied their electors as follows
District L-Ctares Z. Elmer of Cuuberl nd Dignct II
Fdua w Jous OF OCEAN. Diet lot l-Oeorge H. Br of
sonerst District V.-Davd Thonpssn Of Sussex. District
y-lsaae w Scuoder Of Hudson.
A RESOLUTION sywia.bnipg with Garib4ldi and the
strngges Tor eriy in Sicily ana every here caused
great commoti, b. and hnay releired to Com
uIuee,