The New York herald., 1864-06-16
LINCOLN IN THE FIELD.
THE BALTIMORE TICKEys.
Lincoln and johnson RAtln-
cation Meetimg.
Speeches Of Ex-Governor Wright, Of In
diana; Hon. Horsse r. Maynard.
of Tennessee; y. MathewA
of Baltimore,
10. DO. O.

Co.. SSc.. Aa
rstincatsya Of theSatiuore Convention ticket, with
snraham Lnco, for crssidpnt and Andrew johnson OF
tennessee Vice President held last night AZ The
cporcr Institute To hall well filled but there was
great lack Of rho usual evidence OF enthusiasm which
mark tho proeetSs upon such occasions Tho speeches
ssened towSh great psstcnce up 70 the adjourn.
ncnt az half past eleven O'Clock
The meeting called TO order BY Mr. Charles sren.
esr the Presoest of the Lincoln and johnson Cub after
which large ssmber Of vice presidents and secretaries
were appointed.
LETTER FROM HON wM. n. SEWARD.
Nr. r. DrTi1vrD snru, United States District Attor
Asy, read the following etteT from Hon. VIM a. Seward,
WAsnmoroS, june 10, 1854
CzAna s. srrsra ESQ. New York
received did not fat to come IN time 10 support
NE candidates OF the uon and freedom in 1888 1882
1sa6 and 1860. shall not fail 10 come up in tme II
wanted in 1854. (Appausc) But il is not now certain
that shall be wnntsd at all and l am sure that
not wanted yet so far as an expression OF
ny concurrence In the and platform
ssrued. everybody knows tnat substantially was com
ioos Be deesass chosen, and long before
the Convention seh called. The secret OF the
ss Of the oonventis0 s that the American people are
being snh II could under the existing circumstances,
o. nothing and nothing more less than just what
nnended shall be desa fCheors.) t
For the the people send and supplies TO
NE national armies 10 the feid-(sppause) and thus
toxbs them light out the lines It takes
oil summer" cloud cheers.) the election Of Lincoln
shen speak peoples aecon that slavery has perish
ed, aud that the American Union Ia invincibe. TAP
''-''s no. =" your '''''''' '.s,I' wv i. SEWARD.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. SMITH then submitted the following resolutions:
Resolved That this assembase representing the mani
fest sentiment OF the Unioneis oi New York heartily
sasy the action Of the Convention recently held at
Res ived That TO the doctrines declared by that Con.
veniion we rsspond with cordial approval and we re.
III by principle, when patriotism Is allied to humanity,
.hen the interests OF race eeek vndicaton through
tuatce another, when free labor assai
trade not only ~ far of territories and s distant
seas, but here within tho states OF the American
lot box marshaAed the field OF battle shall bear
non their oanDss the glorious and inseparable watch
vcrds-liberty and nationality.
Resolved, That in the judgment OF this meeting the
Convention could have taken 70 give
ssmnators which they have presented to she country
Those nomnatons are nvncbe because they have been
fsst made BY the popular voice American history may
D searched N VAIN Tor an Instance NJ moro remarkable
nnanimy than thai with which the plain aud patriotic
people Of the Upted STATES demanded
~ Abr ham Lincoln (Appause)
Resolved. That IL was nt and proper that national
ticket should bear evdcoccs OF the and respect
Unionists In the North regard those who have
scdured sacrces and suferpgs their flag country
y the South Their heroic devotion only the
American character, but exats human nature ITSELF We
A.s selected one who illustrates In his history that
yAario.sm and stsssmsnship may be Of humble origin
cate OF free homes and who dared amidst the mad
ssss Of and treason 70 give 10 the Senate for
andrew johnson, Of Tennessee. skN
Mr. SIXTH said Mr.. President and fellow citizens
lsha accompany the Of these resolutions
bo. with single remark. The country has already ra
tAed, even bsfors II made the nomination OF Abra
hAm Lincoln Cheers. There are some who have ques
toned whether could take Vice Presidest from q
satisfied that he comes from sunsring and heroic Ten
nessee. tAnpiausel But n there are those who still
soub We VIII say 70 them that We Win date the candi
nessage, NOT from one State many, but from the
DATED states (Renewsd applause.) rt
Ex-eovERsoR wRIaHr's SPEECH.
Mr. WRIGHT, ex Governor OF Indiana, was then pre-
ssnted 10 ihe meeting, and received by loud
lsns continued cheers. He ea1.-In looking upon thh
refreshed by an incident which happened in the oid
world Some three years ago, as was on my return
rom standing BY the grave Of La
n1d surrounded by some American friends, over
As.rd the question asked, /" shall the labors
and suferings OF the American people be los,
nis was only three months after the fall OF Fort Sumter
sov ask the question, Shall the abors Of your fathers
the revolution be losu tCries OF No, no.) 1t would
sesen, IN addition to tho war with which surround
ID, eft as tha stake hud ourselves the eve of
. Presidential election Now it behoovcs US all to
snsmine this question And notwithstanding the tes to
which country has been ubec.od In 1884 we have
game through about going through attest which never
k.s The country gone throogh-tbai the hea, Of IRE
ndsntia election during civil var. tApp,ause) This
ns have aemp.ea 10 pu, DOWN repaScan psp yn
sons- attempted to put down this democratic govern
zent But In vain. Our Institutions have stood The test
with moral mners against the efforts and the strength
e ihe enemy, which has been unprecedented, aud
again, as before, We shall succeed in putting down
sot only this rcbellon-as formerly We put
down foreign war-bu, shall successfully
90 through this election In support the democratic in
been @ Ra, we been brought e 5ae
eu or rights, while had the time put dowr
lrserna rebellion But po only have TO do tbs. but
natural to such 'f state % of ps things i'"s say
wa. va, ,.,, this Is now question, the most impof.
sor,og The existence OF this war, during the existence
this reheo ion tho people have but thing 10 do,
and MI y, 20 stand by the country, stand by the
upoh-uniou North aod south until iho re elton II
pus downLd IN tie urtheranco OF that Oh cct 70 forget
1he whole controversy might be summed 1p IN reSuay
ssaer ~ time. 4 haE occurred that who peoplt
ssnnot 20 Lack neither can 20 back and 81 a moment
et1ng oe'crr to view resume of all the facts of the
esse-of re mary political e1citcmen,s we have gone
shsougn We bitterness q the excitement have ocen
seooeeo To- nut 70 back and marx the progress OF
Popular seament as we Ind exhibited the ballot
box Hut whea 1895 Genes round we may cxpec, TO
GeS docIiHe ir0mulgaied-men opposing the law and
AtemptIg 60 sekc lie eoverDment and violate III.
grnc.ies O. me Constitution Ihis is she princlpe VIC
snye 70 test--tbo question ~ Law aud order. Aad
ny frends there can be freedom where there
~ law 400 hah0ofes % 81 unite amid all these
1 II fltNF"r t1Ses, stand
tQge her and sastan the principles that have hereto
Bore pregAled anon 81 Observance 20 the laws
ae = ~ otot So1, AID tie etoratipn Of otoer ana
se nesiosm " neaoe 70 toe cruutrv thaarn) rsuas.
ocr % - eter the election Folk, the compliment aid
~ ae Loo minister TO snsver. Bc bad come from
snd Were roFlut1rs and tobs succeeaed each otner
80 asfestaeo sbc cguu;ry. Yol remember the bitter.
80 y ,hal pes dcntio contest where The pcoie
saed 10 iog caoss ad uuder an intense excitement
W. Hsu nnarguaiuied with the Institutions
.ouN sAVe ufugm tho country was in n
ss.ss ~ ahfcly. But this gentleman pissed
Anrongh virginia aud NNylana when the country was
thus exchtd aud foang the rernlt sad "pu, nc. Tor
~ lew dsys Tler the election found The far
Der a. h1 psourb the uacksmth at his anvil and tbe
fsrleuter az nit pa an 10 know o, any neoue
saktlng who eau 30 ressly down 10 the suprenoa
~ = the iaw theas AnorcapsN And row
pose az 10 q, this bour " par the necessity N be- "a
. ne We stand In fne m1st Of ths var hs of the
oe hlmes to- all party cries. forget oserytnin DO, the
~ Deans putting dp~n Ia is rebelnon be The cost
Tbst ~ f(Nenrn n I % ndout