The New York herald., 1868-05-22
CHICAGO CONVENTION.


the choicest and gentlest terms Of polite language
(aughter}-but, sir, he does II In the language q in
Signant honesty and unpurchasable rectitude, zap
plausel 1flong and meritorious public services are
yention WIN say to honest Ben Wsee "wel done,
thou good and faithful servant
dsss o am he sfas q &
souri TO second the nomination first made. (Appause1
has been en- suggested BY General Palmer To-
sent no temptation to the dagger % Of the the a assas s
sn Made Ans put f% sehns DOG Grant to .nsrs
Is % not life insurance company in the world that
o Of ing od
chieftaio. We all know he s one Of those men whom
Mbo HG % can sedIce nS threatening ghten and
him now-he who stands In Washngton-all the
powers OF corruption combined against him, and
Rause.)
, Mr. spALDrNa, OF Ohio--I wish to say, sir, that
the organization of the party and anti-slasery
conventions before the organization OF he rePuoi, u,
my. own staae to ' unite for candidate-neyer
But now, after eighteen years experience &c
Ohio stanss @ here 70 I give fOrytwo votes for him
BIZ need not speak further in praise OF our candi-
Gate and Twill not further take up tne tme oi tne
Mr,. JONES, of North oarolna-we Mr.. President
e 70 oee The repnbcan pary by
that OLD Roman veteran-tappausel-sne mas IN
BtrRtr1 Oh llOUT 70 Ctsb leT
TO s,se up any Of the time Of. this vaua-
r. so Wssl as ss.ve ns w n.mSatH SAY to
will give greater strength TO the ticket than any
Si,er thar can be presented. lAppM9se) Why,
ssSite the candidates upon the respective State
aicless hsye used their arguments docking to Con-
Andrew johnson. They have held out the induce
'aient that Old Ben Wade would be in the Presi-
'dential chair to act in the great work Of recon-
,sroctrn that they have so much at heart. Every
,,peaker on the stands in North Carolina has pointed
Ben Wade as the man to.mete out justice to them;
and,rjir IN conclusion, we are ready to Wade In.
rs. TREaAIN, of New York-ln behalf Of four hun
drsi thousand Union republicans in the Empire
Statel have the honor to present to the Conven-
Fenton. (Applause) Mr.. Treman then paid glow
ing tribute TO The sagacy, patriotism and states
Mr. sroRRs, of Illinois, seconded the nomination.
GENERAL LOGAN did not intend to say one word
for the Vice Presidency, nor do now desire to say
nythng on me 9nalifcauons or merits 0t either OF
,he candidates Y, They are all good mem loyal men
delegation after the remarks of of the delegates
II might be understood that l represented the
entire delegation. merely rise to say that Illinois
stands fifteen votes for Benjamin +. Wade-cheers)--
eleven for Hannibal IIamlin-tapplause)-a three
Governor WARMUTH, Of Louisana-I rise simply
for the purpose of stating that the delegation nom
Louisiana lnstructs me TO second the nomination of
Governor Fenton. Great cheerng)
Mr. WooDs, of Kentneky-Mr. Chairman. the dele
To present the name OF the Hon. James Speed for
Vice President. (Cheers.)
MI T,AYLoR AZ OF kentucky, seconded the nomina-
Mr. SANDS, of Maryland, nominated John A. ].
Cresswell.
MIR. CREsswELL, In some wel-timed remarks,
begged to decline the honor OF being candidate.
publican State Delegation Of Pennsy ylvania, have
the honor to nominate Andrew Gregg Curtin as the
cneers) deeply regret my own condition, which
prevents me from speaking OF this distinguished citi
fore deyove the duty Of sustaining the motion upon
Mr.. Mcclure.
Mr.. MCCLURE seconded the nomination.
Mr.. WILLIAMSON, of Iowa. nominated James Har-
Mr. WuTTEMoRE, Of South Carolina, supported
MI. Wilson, of Massachusetts.
mr. klEFFER OF Alabama, nominated William ID.
nav mey uS 81 iSS1 MPpass M @
know In The coming campaign there is man in
these United States whose clarion voice viii bring
sSpass that in % Which m0rt they viii anep 1e Drought
by william D. -tapplaIse)--and If there is
for to canvass it but William ID. KeeyY (CReers.j
lie is man on whom the mantle of Henry Clay
laughter, as the great champion OF American Indus
Try, has allen he is the champion of the rights Of
the laborlng man everywhere; he has been the life
rights.
ar. SEYMOUR, of wisconsn--Mr. President, rise
TO propose the name of Hannibal Hamlin, OF Maine
ltireat appause do not take upon myself the
honor and pleasure of expressing the wishes of
Wisconsin delegation, which is divided, giving Mr..
Cofax cven--cheersl- six, Hamlin two and
Mr m Austin Is ,S one Appa1nse;l merely rose In the
be nominated who viii be above all corruptibe
Influences. We do not wish TO cast objection
even TO ultimate their unfitness, but In the multi.
ySsyce pcy ina, candidates ,d proposed there is
Of good material for Se VICE party Presaenev II r1
IL IL not only in the preference OF individuals
that we require victory IN ins campaign But there
can party In state OF invncbility much as to 90
back and correct the national blunder that made
II lnnlI ha lal
~ the sarp people ea ,er panE peD 70 the Spab
IL would light the camp fires with the enthusiasm OF
1880; the party of Lincoln and Hamn would again
be united and march on TO victory He is one OF the
politicians have never been able to affect Appause)
lie IS respected at home and abroad, and IS man
the interests OF the nation which he has served.
General SHEPLgY, OF Maine, seconded the nomi-
General sIcKLEs in short address nominated
Reuben +. Fenton
Clies OF "Call the roll"
The PREsIoBNT-By general consent the Secretary
WI WI proceed TO sall the roll Of States which
AabaIna--"ade, 4; Fenton 2; Colfax, /; Wilson,
Arkansas-wade, l; Wilson. Q.
Caliiornia-Wade, 8; Fenton, 2; Colfax, 2; VIII
Connec'icut-wade, 2; Fenton, 4; Cafax, 2; VIII
,aon, 4. y - "
Delaaarc-wilson. g.
.Elorlda-Fenton .; Colfax, 2; Wilson, O.
Georga-Wade, 8; Fenton 9; Cofax, 2. Wilson. 1:
llinols-wade Is; Hamlin, II; Fcnt,,n. .; Cot.
elx, :. - WV
Iowa--Harlan 10.
H,tnsas-pomcrOy g.
AcDtucky-Speed D.
klplaana-Fcnton Ia.
Miue-Hamlin, H.
S.yisnamwade; ,sasIa.c,,s wI,sCn /; G1eswcn ss 10.
nj GhiRan-Colfax, 49,
M Nnesota-wade, Q.
MI, xssippi-Wade, bi Fenton, 3; Wilson s.
Mia Nuri-Wade, 20. COlfaX, 2.