New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11
TO adjourn, and did so. ~ - w.
OUTSIDE OF TAMMASY HALL

building, last evening was both animated and pic
turesque Draperes depended from the windows of the
Duldhg ana nags were displayed from the arch From
the top OF the building to the top Of the Chaner House
were hung several of Chinese lanterns and num-
Der OF miniature national flags calcium light placed
on Ihrd3Ve and another in front OF the Academy OF
MUSIC shed brilliant rays the scene and band OF
music on the balcony kept the concOuIse in humOr To
cheer until the organization OF the meeting
arePfesentatye from each state in the Union walked
vi Ie pidtor ana Ine several gentlemen in turn
eheered Justify The Hon. Thomas j. Dreamer presided
10 INFORM you that the next President OF the United
States is in the building. and will address Won I'm
lew minutes. AS your Chairman ii will become my duty
TO Introduce the speakers but cannot let the occasion
pass without expressing my joy and Joy that all of
ton thank God in my heart that have a leader of
metal 10 meet the enemies Of the country. III be
were not nominated let their feelings buried and next
November will have glorious triumph. There one
the bleeding South IT is then, my pleasing duty to in.
troduce gentleman from that section which is ramped
by despotic Congress-COl Carter Of North Carolina
SPEECH OF COL CARTER
Your kind recognition Of of the of North Caro-
lima is only, conceive return for what North Carolina
has done for the great of The first pre-
Carolina She first gave the nomination TO HOratio Sey.
mour as the candidate of the Democracy Itwas prompted
10y just and honest impulse was the movement
OF Ohio the following day. IL divine impulse
the part Of the Convention TO eXtcae itself from great
endorsements do not know the issues in New.York
The gaze OF the people of sister States Is fixed the
they not successful. section annhilated. II
you reject repentance in coming back under the folds
of the flag, miserable will be our fate We will become
the objections raised against candidate for the
him. that he would overthrow by force the Govern.
meuts recently established in the southern states
You know President johnson at the termination of the
sought to establish governments based on true 10y
atty These have been crushed The whites have been
cast down and a black importation from Congo and Da-
homy elevated to power In all suerngs there have
been Outrages, threats no resort TO arms Livery
Radical press hls morning is trying to intimdato us and
N,
result They trying TO enact the part OF the oeces
sonsts OF the south in 1861 in proposing resist free
election A VOICE They can't do H. Every attempt
10 rekinde the embers of civil STRIFE Will be madness
There can be no necessity for arms Free ballots will do
the work The Democratic party oilers 10 reconcile
distracted country. TheN do not OIer IOu bloody
sword and military rule but they give you statesman
soldiers sword by NewNOrks favOrte son. The Con
earng a and his sEG GGS his country and Who
institutions were being shaken by civil commoton,
limits OF the Constitution. lCheers.i
GOV. Seymour appeared upon the platform was recog-
nized and enthusiastically welcomed quiet beng re-
stored be stepped OF the railing of the platform "a peril
position 10 occupy but was supported his place by
SPEECH OF COY. SEYMOUR.
FELLOW CITIZENS: thank you for the kind reception
you have given me am unable, rom Di0he rev 9u
excessive fatigue, 10 express 70 You my THANKS Tor he
bless you al and give country peace and prosperity
can say no more but bid lyon good night .,. -,
possible for him TO speak to me great enocIae nt
which thrObs for the success 81 HorauO seymour Inc
country. 1t ordained by some providence that
HoratO Seymour had been placed IN nomination to Lead
the column Missouri had gwen heI tInt soldier Gen
Blair With both Of these distinguished men, the le-
mOcracy have ticket full Of courage and brains WIN
such ticket why should we not succecdi Why should
we not rescue the country from the African hate which
A. j. Rodgers late OF New-Jerscy was then introduced,
but had only uttered few sentences, when the nominee
IEr Se ~ IN rrpoSse 70 tie calls OF he crowd
SPEECH GEN. FRANK =. BLAIR.
the kindness with which YOU have received me here this
evening value. my fellOwciuzens. this unbounded en-
tonight but because see IN II what no man can mistake
that the people OF this country nave aroused thtm
selves aud intend to take back their Government INTO
their own handsi iiat they httHu 70 lciV'ln pa = A.
from Of this dynasty that mas dsgaccd aH de
rights Of American citizens which have been taken away
from them by the military power IN the ,SoGth'
lands. The Radicals now in power Sioans and
hissesl-I wish could groan as loud Us an OF YOU hs
free America, and at the same time they nave been
endeavOrng 10 bring the support oi lIl'hmeh lo helI
attcnpt 10 reduce portion OF TINS country 10 military
rule know that It Is impossible for TO speak 50
20 he he- i'm fLs uIm nsc crowd know that standing
Your own Comfort viii be consulted in my and
heartfelt thanks for your Kindness and bcseccne you
20 make your assault upon Radicasm ms az lh he
dense serTled ranks mat 10" see hele Ii.d p,oie
me- AID believing that then your victory VIII be assured
now my fcllOw-citiZers, take my seat.
A J. Rogers continued his haranguc, and was followed
by Gen VIM J.. Miller Of Pennsylvania. Gen. Thomas l.
Price OF Missouri Coy. Green Gay smith OF MoAldud
THE METROPOLITAN CLUB.
The spacious and pleasant rooms of the Me
tropotan Club were thrown open last evening usual
but the attendance there small compared with what
II has been during the past week and instead Of the
oasffrl confidence and somewhat arrogant dOgmatism
which has prevailed there hitherto, there was visible LAST
evening manifest feeling Of gloom and uncertainty
group Of members with pencils aud paper sat around
table in the back paror anxiou'y figuring on the chances
M Inc success OF the adopted ticket IN the various states
and other members and visitors moved uncasy iii ana
ont auNiOusy seeking some tangible -rOuh1 Oh WHEN 10
base hope Of victory. The fact cannot be concealed
that the selected ticket was to say the least surprise
IL can hardly be using too strong term 10 say us
poutment TO nearly every member oi i ,hg
previously committed himself 20 greater or less extent 10
Of the other candidates proposed e I,su!' -
general vague feeling Of having been ID some WAY ect
though he cannot tell exactly how or course TINS ieel
ing fatal 10 enthusiasm ana beyond an i7 le iol t
thuslastc partisan who has al all c0h-deteu inc MAJ
ter cannot persuade himself that this ticket IS stTohg
The bulk Of the conversation az Tue cup last i'
was more occupied in setting forth arguments why SOM
other were not nominated than why lAe 5ucotssIu
candidates were, ana allhOhg OF eouIse, - ~, :,
expressed his intention to support thc regular ucho
n was painfully manifest that tine declaration was
prompted by sense Of duty far more than by spohta'
neous OutpOuring OF the heart
PHILADELPHIA DEMOCRATS DON'T LIKE THE
TICKET.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The announcement
OF the nomination Of Seymour and Blair took the Denoc-
racy Of Philadelphia as everywhere else by surprise
Yesterday the uuterrined were dumb with amazcmcnt.
he firing OF cannon IN Independence Square last night
oosed the tongues and thereafter the hotels ana saloons"
where Democrats cOngrcgatc, were made vocal Win
curses The unwashed swallow the dose with grinaces'
they do cheap whisky. The intelligent pdflsdns are SICK
nj heart Tho liberal aud loyal men who reoccd before
when Grant thrashed the Rebels now openly express inc
hope that he viii do II again. just Wish Grant would
he elected was the cncher 10 the conversation among
the knots Of Democrats that stood on the street corners
last night and today The Democrats hang their heads,
while Republicans everywhere greet each other with
hearty congratulations.
DEMOCRATIC DEsPONDENCY IN KANSAS.
LAWRENCE Kansas, July 1O.-1he State
JJ which was supposed 10 look favorably upon the