, 1864-06-10

ano why did they s1yitf Why, with the instire-
madnees to change leaders ii tie face Of Tie ene
on. The, knew what Lincoln was, and whst liz
policy VAS aud they knew that We were ia the
midst Of ltfe and death struggle for this crost
Ind Trusted him for four years. and be lad mt
cheated them nor deceived them; aud mea and
Ton - a1d u, shtdrsnEali The people, tad
felt that Lincoln was the exponent aud renresen.
tstive man ofthts tremendous crisis; that be ex-
pressed ~ his name in his life, in his career ali
Sonfendl1e. Ihey. felt thst the rebels down il
htchmond, and the rebels who abet and aid
them N Chicago and elsewhere In the LOYAL States
ore wish, ana that was, =" anybody bebre Abrs-
Eohody bOt Abrshsm Lineoia! pcesgss cSesrs 9'''eo'
at3on to this ticket II IT, Of ali ticeets I tn.t ever
Was presented for the tuhroses OF the American
Ieepe an american ticket; a ticket that re7re-
Ihats OF n1l thincs, consider America to be the
lana and the home Of the working man [Chsersl.
In America alone, Of all the countries th5t the euu
csreer that Is tlIimi,atle, With no restrictlons
without shaeS1e S,theat Impeachment. without Stat
deselop himsslfin e7e!y direction. to the u1l e.
tent Tall the powers that God has given him Be
he never 80 humble, SO deficient in meane, In ac-
to s. ess % bsd1e I'm e.
bus whole nature. II were called upon to deane
shond asy ii Is tie land Of lie isoors1. lie lsnd
the land for The hard right hand Of toll. Now,
and proper that 10 should lave es onr eandldase
for as hs .s
A AAN frh ~ he f+rty7 T4{1
unsnlmoualy rs-noninated bY the volcs q. tho
sa Hsss d Rsopss 6. or. sE sse os V. s1S %
men terepre+ent American instit1tions. Ic6,eers.j
to the wide world what America can do, what
Americans can produce They say to the world,
hssf % ss1 .as S ss y,Ss Mczts
without friends, without educstion, without any
thing but an honest heart and tho enthusiasu that
his humble position tn lns to he highest positoa
in the g1tt Of the Repub!is. See here another man
who actually commenced life and arrived at the
wrte liz 10 cipher, By bs bis VIE 10 10
write and eiphes.and Jet tat man who COM
%enefd N 4. LIZ without s,t solitary
inds,tlg nd p'e aevot'on ea to cat osleeR9s s%Rs
has worked himself mp and steadily gone on TIL
be ha1 reached the second point in the gift Of the
America and American institutions Gentlemen,
that 1dea hae, to my mind, force, dignity. and
beauty shout It which makes taese men seem TO
me the fttaEt men to be presented for your suf-
Now, ceatlernen, a. have spoken OF the can.
dldetes one word ss t. the platform Vas thers
faith and political doctrine than Is contained In
that plattozmf Whit sentiment is there that Is
dearer 10 the heart II the American citizen what
principle tha. apy man who lnyes this country
holds dear, that ID not embodied in that grand re-
cital Of the iaith upon which we aze to 70 to this
0h, Gentlemen, In that fourth resolution. In
which the PLATFORM rising In !ts grandeur and dig
n1ty, and in the simplicity ofits language attains
that American slavery shall forever be exttrpstcd
nom the republic!, IGreat applause.l | thank
patty Of reedon can rshtfuil5 iaxfaiiy, and }ust.
ly plant itself upon this doctrine OF universal
emancipation. lCheers The time has neve. been
eutered upop his @ cured M febeon a
could plant Itself upon such doctrine as this.
When we held that convention which nominated
Abgsi am Lincoln, four year, ago. IN The W1Swsm,
power we then had EAs to crcumsc-be slavery
within the States where It already existed and say
should pot fpsesc any further. That vas the
to trust 10 moral Influences to curtaQ OF overthrow
But these nen have taken up arme hare placed
and majesty u nation says that siaye1y shaI i've
no longer. This institution has died or land
Ssoaebt to e7eg hoe ed its besd
against the most glorious Government thst the
world er1 ahone upon. 1t ehall be orerthzown;
seni slave throughout al those broad damin%ions: %
but everywhere, where that dag floats. it ehali
1oat oEe4 II fteo people, and 1t shan 1oae oTer
oG APp.as aas Il s::ss s. IN
emblem Of freedom, Of liberty, OF humanity. and
Of ths E,sbts % Of 1pe NET kyeIywhe;e beneath It's
shal! emerge INTO the rights Of freedom, and the
der !he Declaration q Independents, snd ths
mcnt what counilJ Ibis will be when nom East
to West, from Horth to South. IT IL united under
peop!e p1ess NJ over It ii al dIreetlons, - over ne,
this immense eterritofy-lmsg1ne this grest .people
tons, and the development! Of this immense conn
III with It's vast wealth and unlimited resources;
tie whole history Of tho human kind will not pro-
to Their great destiny, stand b5 their county,
overthrow ite epemies establish tts Integrity. and
make It for al time to come laud Of ftee lsbos
land OF freedom and o. fee men. tareas applause.
". N. Smith then sang THE Battle Cry Of
he cong in :We'l il huIl he coppefhesds rom ,Se
ADpRkts OF ANDREW BHuNAN.
A. Shuman. OF the Journal, wss then introduced
by the Chairman. Their paper had alwaya stood
by Lincoln without askinx questions. He knew
there vas eyer one undc. Gods Heavens; there
fore they had supported him. He was glad Of the
reorganization. and hoped earnestly he would be
and believed be would make peace President
equally good The hills Of the East bad echoed
the cry Tor bis reelection back to the plains olthe
avowed eloEonaiy. Fremont had made himself
misunderstanding for ee]a.
aN0INu. . 4.
F1snk Lumbsrd gzrc the "Red White and Blue''
in magnificent style, the audience joining In most
enthusiastically.
ADDRESS or HON. 1oun wxHT~osru.
Hr. Wentworth had inst arrived on tbs ground,
s0hd
snid. they must not blame him. They had met TO-
night to organize for the campaign. They were
Pf1nap.es were cve1Jthtng-th they live forever,
though men may die. Ideas are uumps What
advantage was 1t to tho working man 10 expend
not know whether he will suit You or not. Par,
Iies, too. were Inere humbugs &C catchwords.
fl,oeiples MeFe al sgp1sn.ss; ss e.. Thy woald not
with their own eense Of Right and wrong, and tend
cd 10 the best interests Of the country. Many
yes.s ago he Organized seeret society, and nts
to God and his country, and wAs res
poneible to Gcd alone. They must remember
that 1t their duty to vote for tho right prluci
ple-it was for item to ind ont which that Was:
lie was an advocate OF ftee speech, and believed
that any man had right to preach any dogma be
pleased, being responsible for the consequences.
A few years ago the principles they were now
working for were advocated only BY lew who
were called toreheads. Thsy were pe1secu.cd,
some OF them we're killed. Bnt now thosa prncI.
pite were in the ascepdency, and there were plenty
Of woud-be Office holders running after the places
aud the epoi}s. He Was glad to see them there
and hoped that hereafter the men who were actiug
with him would meet in public places and make
thefs nominations there lie wuu1d, If 1t were
possible, have the parties meet in the sans places
and bear and judge Tor Themselves Abusc did no
good The party they were now acting With
| had been pereecuted and abused He Intend
| ed TO attend all the public meetings
conviction. He had no particular objection to all
four Of those men running, and II be Was satisfied
| that oniy email band would 70 tor Lincoln, he
Nou.d 70 for Fremont and Cochrane, and hoped
the other side would reclptocate. Preferences for
nen shon1d be kept out Of sight The country was
to be cared or lost, and II was an old military
ma11m that ''it was not good policy to change
must be put through, and on basis which wonld
net let The ear break out again in three or four
years. He was In favor OF peace but We have got
to conquer It the rebels must be put down now,
and tbc1a viii be DO rebels hereafter to rebel. He
cared nothing tor either party as such. but he did
conguertng ,pesce-WhateYeE name It might
60 by-f0F the party which would do that
vas the one which muet be supported,
II we would haye country at all BE wanted 70
zee one great party OF the people, and this could
only Be gained By t,ee, GU. dlaenas,on. There