New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
THE SPEECHES AND COMMITTEES.

SPEECHES by SENATOR CAMERON AND JUDGE lIoAR
COMMITTEES APPoINTED-A TIFF BETWEEN
MR. FRYE AND SENATOR CoNKLING-AN EARLY
RECESS TAKEN UNTIL TODAY
GENERAL PRESS DsPATcH.I
CHICAGO June 2.--The National Republican Con-
yenton was held here, in the Exhibition building
to-day. Senator Cameron chairman OF the Ma
tional Republican Committee, called the Co"ven-
tjon to order. The Rev. Dr. Kittredge of Chicago
onened the proceedings with prayer. At the request
Of Mr. Cameron Mr. Keogh read the call for this
Convention. Mr. Cameron then addressed the Con-
yeption as follows:
GENTLEMEN op THE CONVENTION Before the Con-
yenllon enters upon the important duties that nave
called it together ask yOur attention for sinCe mo
ment. During the CANVASS lust ended there rs nSEn
bitterness which trust VIII entirely uisaplear before
upon the Sve G GS our neon and
let that be a determination to place in nomination tne
strongest possible candidates Men strong ID taenl-
selves strong in tho confidence and affections OF tle
people, and who will c0nman the rrslect o. Tue
civiiz world. Our country. Of which we are Justly
proud. grown 50 rapidly N popuati D; Wedtn 1I
Influence during v the attnned position az one
OF tho leading powers OF me WOra Mf ea" the
chanre9 condition we must place Position mon whose
familiarity with other nations VIII enaDW mem ~. ss
we have in agriculture and III manufactures 10 nc" M
hep tried IN bood and came from contest
better stronger and purer than ne most aaGm. po
dared 10 hope for. No combination OF crcumsnG ices
no coterlc OF indivdu rs personal amOtl"n can eVo
prevail against the intelligence ana inc lnpoih oVt vi
liberty which are implanted in the ncaT'soI AmerTanS
When the nominations are made, ana inc IOnNtitUH
has com leted Its work LEI tnere We OUT ssh Rrnnbn
anmaIing all earnest Sinc re anu un.eSh h e., P.pnr
cans and let that be that each shai VIC VIII tn
in carrying grand old party through inc coming
contest to victory.
In conclus,op Mr. Cameron announced that he
had been instructed by the National Committee to
nut in nomina alton FOR temporary chairman the Hon.
George F. Hoar, of Massachusetts,, lApplauseI
Inc nomination was unanimously rat'heu
JUDGE noARs SPEECH.
On taking the chair Judge Hoar spoke as fol-
lows:
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: thank you Tor
this Distinguished mark of your confidence Tie franz
ers OF III Constitution e6pectea tn e ne assrmne m
their respective States aud IN consultation WIN edch
0f iafire by TIE a. etors the House OF Representa-
tlves acting Oy States were To make cIolee rom e
fonr who hau the highest number OF voices III the
colleges, from popular action dlu Tue tHnsu'u
ton remove the choice OF ha aSs SG6cd nav
the ex pectatCn OF the trainers OF tue Inc
tie great political parties designate each man, Tor tue
people vote directly tnlough their asgnls Inc electors
ana TO a choice between whom they are prHce1ly re-
stricted The junction OF TINS Convention therefore, Is
one OF the t%G s see lU tne GOR sd
performs its duties wisely, 1earles9y Freely II s 10
dcnI. Your of office is brief, bnt scarcely any
Republic dignity, in authority IN lar reaching
public Importance equals yours .,,.oo,, c,,.ont,oo
met i'm this civ when, after stormy but friendly con-
e.. test puI In nomination Abraham Lincoln AM Hanni
bal hanlin. Abraham LincSn has gone TO ms rest
Ills cor panIon that ticket, III fresh ara vigorous
is present win us tolay to gve US co11se from
orabe pubic service. Lincoln has gone To us lc,t Us
have D0uglas an, Breckenridse his two competitors
for the gitat Office OF the PRESIDENCY, put tr paues
which rUntcd each other tAen cOhir1h cach " htf
The Democratic party vas ruled as nov" by tne south
The single purpose u IrS S o inc SCUM ana ce
without influence 10 tnrIr suOservient Northern alc
Wassacrced or dlsIegarded, cxDending ltle for pub
lie improvements either ~ Tie est o. ~ lnanu nv or oI
lake In 1850 the credit OF tnc Nation was poor It's
treasury empty, It's per cent Gonds below par Oui
manufacturers eOntcuued at disadvantage
win tic pauper Id Or OF GHrOpe, whose Workshops
we depended large portion OF the neccs'ares anu
four quarters Of the glOJe. -Four millions OF our
country were III horeiess b"ndage 70 them every
new sfae, IL took 1t place ~ the great family but
added dungeon to theIr gloomy pms III h1usr Az
,Gs Dag Itself seemed about fOded ana
laid asde, To be Regarded thencei0rtn as lhlser-
last great experiment OF eeii-governmrht Inc
Democratic party eonirohts Us toq'y, as o%,I'
unchanged IN purpose. III temper a"u III CHARACTER
United IN nothing e,sc providing no other m,a>urc OF
policy, us wal fare Jon TIE same guards WHEN
line NaOn has tLrOwu the purity Oi lt~ ectOus:
Ii can zee other evil. except tnat frecmon hhou
authority. In Louisiana and Mississippi IT. 10 tne accom-
poe o. the VINE LS eas snG b 5S rom Tue box Ind
etus the tissu ballot mt lis place. In NcW-1Ofk IL
IN nabe Ia Mano m
tries to plfer whole state Government at once In
post AS ID the it found III the Constitution noi-
jnRW
fluids nothing there whcD can piOtect ING Natlonal
honor. Can you md in tue history OF the Demociatc
cratic party done tried 10 do kept TO break
down legal safeguard 90 as " make these Things pos
sblef -, - o, ,,,o.,,,o ,i..o,,,.
Rebellion eubdued slaves freed great pubic Ways G1-
credit debt dninisLed, sound currency
restored nag respected above All But not FIR these
Things alone, chiefly, docs the republican party 1--we
the Republic lives. Tue Republican party lives That
every within our borders may dwell secure ~
happy cast and have counted his equal vt,
may enid at the public charge to tree scnoo
1Tuul these pasB-lT lii the Atlantic 10
the Pacific from Canada to the Gu-tne mission OF our
party eOmplsDed nor lts warfare Win us ah
Client adversary ended
The following were appointed temporary
taries John II. Roberts, OF Illinois; G. $. McGee
of PENNSYLVANIA; also Chas. n. Clisby, of Alabama
and j. c. Broadwe of Missouri as Reading
Clerks; also Eugene DAVIS, of New-YOrk, as
official stenographer Sir, Hale of Maine, to hasten
business moved a resolution that the roll OF States
and Territories be Called and that the chairman of
each delegation shall maine it's members for the
Committees on Permanent Organization, on Rules
and Order of Business Oh Credentials, and OH Reso
lutlous The notion was adopted without objection.
THE COMMITTEES.
The roll was accordingly called, aud the commit
tees were named follows:
On Permanent Organizations s. Turner, Of
AiaDAua; o. p. sny der, Of Arhans IS john Mansil"id
OF California John a. Elet', OF Co orado; joan NJ
Douglass, of Comnecticu: CHRISTIAN FeiEtr 4i DeIa,
ware shimInv Of f,onGd M%e'9" PANE TnaJ OF OF
Imiiifa W. p. Sharp % Iowa; IS Benedict OF Kansas;
Morris C. AucinTTs o. H chas wcgco OF pry
land; William 5. j. Hopkins, OF Massachuset g r. e.
LANES Tl, Of Mississippi; Lutuer c. slavens, of Mis-
sour; V. L. BIerbOwer. u Nebraska; H. SI3thcr' OF
GopSili, Of New-Jetssy; Henry T. Perso, OF
NeS-Ycrk Rufus Barrnger Of North C no.
Howard j. keeder, Of Psnnsyyahla; AimGh TO"GWin
N in Tan W. III.