I TH E'NE'W YO BE H ERALD. E WHOLE NO. 8700. MORNING EDITION.TIJJSSDAY, JULY 3, 1860. PRICE TWO CENTS.

Stau the la a umm and customs of the democratic party, the democracy of elector*] totee. lie (the speaker) would cpeak of proclaimed allho hi every Union, soaae, heresy. H xbould never have been inlroducet 1 Board of SapcrrlMrt. THE PHE81DEHTLIL CANVASS. theTnion. in national convention assembled. hare nomuraled not, however, reproachfully of tho thousanMaerachuiette,a* in the Emptrs Ante of Mew York. eere.) Wt .lc If we intend to mainUm ihls Union, era must sudntaii1 COMMl NICATION KKOH TUH TAX COMMlNSlONRRfl.TOT ao\nd, worthy and reliable democratic candidates for the Pro who had always fought for the democratic (kith, but >« Every other State to hi eome degree kxau -a its character, the constitution and the equality of ail its cltlyoi. Mr UH. ATI VK OK RKA1. AND and to be Toted for the national wtera a own Ntw York of VAU1 I'KKMONAL y Vice Preeidsncy, by those ready gentlemen, always waiting to take all the having peculiar circle for ite trade. lane then spoke Mr. l.iacoiu's votes in Congress dur IN Til* CITY AND democracy in the ensuing Presidential campaign: and offices can desirou* readies to the farthermost ends of the continent, and the Mexican war. He COUNT* OK NKW YORK, B8TATKAll the and existence of handed federal that be bestowed, and always ing (don. lane) had followed »l T peace, dignity this Union, whereaa of the democratic of Massachusetts con across the whole wherever her may wave most every business. At one time a ASSENMSJ> IN 1859 AND 1MJ0. MEETING. down to us by our forefathers, and so fraught with keeping party world, flag he was Californu| T1U1VT RATIFICATION to Huns sections of the venienlly small so as to further their own ends.such as over .American ssll and over American ships. The miner, and whl'e prospecting there he met a German wbc The Board of Supcr\ iaors met at twelve o'clock blessings all and country, whole of asked him about are 'now jeopardised and placed in imminent Caleb Cushing.(groans).Benjamin F. Hallett Butler, country to the theatre your commerce, Joe lane, and he told him be was a 1'reeldent Stewart in the chair. by the unrestrained raja of sectional passions, surging fromperil the Collector or Boston. Whitney, and divers other your interest sad your influence, and you ought fine fellow, and had come vejy near catching yesterday, different points, but aiming towards one common ob Ject; and voice."Judas Iscarlot's".with au to with the or the distent Paula Anna. That The roMowicg communication was received from Um Ai Old Fashioned Gathering of the the of the Constitution and the gentlemen. (A sympathise people (Loud laughter) was all whereas, ascendancy on tho 1 He was of the u with tboee who oome be had lo of . r of the I'nkin can be achieved and the emphasis ) (the speaker) tepnbllo portions (Joe Lane) say biro* if. in Tax Commissioners only upheld bymaintenancestruck with the fhet that those men were the into more Immediate ooataet with conclusion he would that he would Mr. rallying together In support of one conservative ticket of all you. Hcnoe, say support Brock Vtlfl-ATIVK VAltK or MB UKA1 AND MCKAONAL KHtATS IN TUB Democracy. the National, ConsutuUoo loving and law abiding elements watchful waiter* on the preeent administration. n>y friends, 1 atspeot to flsd the democracy of Mew York lnridge with all his heart and soul, and that he did nut They a cm and ooiNT* or new yokk, am AHiuwutD a 1860 which exist amongst us, and which hold themselves equally were curious characters.revolted abolitionists of the standing unit In flavor of tboee greet political principles believe that the democracy would defeat a man whose AND 1840. opposed to extreme sectional passions, emanating from what time; men who, like Csleb Cushing, denounced theolden which recogntop the rights end property of the citizens heart was as big as the Union. Be then earnestly im 1880. 1880 Incrrcu*. quarter they may and whereas. we recognize In (he demo- of Arkansas into the Union as a aluvcholdingadmissionof every State end yetleaves every State perfectly free piored all good democrats to divest themselves of the bit Demote. t ratio the those Wdj. Real Keiaie Ileal KeUUe ENTHUSIASM FOR STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. party ouly orgainUaiiou truly representing State, worshippers of the Wllmot proviso, rev iters of the to manage its own aflklrs, mind lis own business, and terness from the at Baltimore. Mr. Heal HHate. Heal MtUnle. principle of a hub Thomas Jefferson was the philosopher resulting proceedings 1... »3M02,sl8a . . renaoa Fugitive Slave of the Kansas and Nebraska which h uvea its alone. and cries of lane was In his remarks tho 96,828,612 4T8.TM i and Andrew Jackson the living type : and tor the that act, upholders neighbor* (Cheers frequently Interrupted by 2 . the democratic in times has itself live oak consumers of Port Office blanks, 'that's 1 made my disturbers of the but retired amid £2.018,709 21,798,700 280,000 party past always proved bill, contractors, right") Ify friends, meeting, deafening ap a Vte.600.i68 . L. K. of the only reliable, true and competent organization fur the about leeches the federal appearance on this for the 28,002,868 8402,400 of Xletaaaa, Paroono, loungers navy yards, sucking balcony tonight plause. « . Ipoochio Kx-Xayor defence of btale rights, and the rights of our adopted citizens, at both waiters on and of put pose of Urn now Mr. Bnoraxr of woul i 0.885,870 0,808,770 104«> treasury ends, office, expoctants acknowledging compliment you Maauun, Kentucky, said he 6 16,022,700 . hlabaaia; KtOongronnu George W. Jones, now unjustly assailed in Massachusetts and wherever else the the shoes of dead men. laughter and I ay me, and not to enter Into discussion upon lend all his assistance to this It all the 17,388,838 1,940,866 black republican partv feel or think thev have power enough (Great cheers.) political ticket, represented 6 11,810,760 12,168,280 . to In the democratic we When go out from us, naving never been of us, any of the political toplos of the It is the first time fundamental which rested at the foundation o OM^OO of Senator of Ohio; John be aggressive; and whereas. party they day. principles 7 13,087,087 13.018,700 . TemneMM; Pugh, have always recognized and reverenced, lu limes of and stayed with ua for the spoils of office, we remove fromhaving in my life I have ever bean placed la the position the government; principles which have been the guidin 8 18 88,280 peril our to *( tea his «va1 it lss 1 11 fs Jnoina lha laal tmalwa waana i 17.062,872 208,072 1J44JOO. X. C. doubt the oue true bulwark aud buckler, at once the sword consciences the rtproach which has borne us down for lo«k on sad sea a without a «- »« iU UIO JWtHIWU tu« UUI bUV MW3» HICIIO I of hlahaaia; Marshall, flgnt taking iU| /UdMD, 0 14,081,200 . j Forsyth, snd the shield of civil and religious liberty ; therefore be It so years. The democracy of the North at last can look land in it. and laughter.) I shall, bo battled for be woui 16,612,100 M0,800 and It is many (Cheers Congress then-very principles; 10 8,647,600 8,086,800 . of Keatneky, and Jameo Kara, hereby up confident not only in the honesty of ita principles but feel no lean interest In this great ponticshowever,not say be wee » beceueo ho had no 11 llsSoO Kevolved, That we, the national democratic electors of the democrat, 8,776,700 8.017.220 141 *20. of New do und in the bunealy of its representatives, and they call upon struggle, for I believe that the well being of this country to the dctncratic but be met them on of Miaaooota. city snd county York, h-reby cordially heartily belonged party, 12 10,043,726 11,867 184 1,813 490. naagh, endorse and ratify the nominations made l.y the regular the American people to make gooa by their verdict In and the popularity of the Union depend upon maintaining tbe platform of common principle*. He referred 13 6.897 000 5,600 000 Democratic Convention at Its late adjourned meetiugNationalin Noveml>er the eternal principles of truth and justice intact and Inviolate those cardinal for 10 hie course In to prove tbie. In hie 103,0*10 » great principal peet OcBgresa 14 11,655 600 12,424.700 860J00. Hiiltu»< re, Illinois. of my friend from Baltimore. 1 want sentimentpledged by tbat platform and I Bell 1,846.300_ SERENADE TO JUDGE organization. (Cheers.) and He be had not ID... W untied and devoted exert km* In the coming corneal. Breckinridge. explained why K.cn.WV AOO,MV _ in A on the subiect of slavery In the Terr lories:non-interventionI w.mt renew to my sincere thanks for your klnducaw upon Bell. Hie was but Resolved Thet we reemgnl*-' Htepben tiouglaa the only you supported platform very patriotic, 17 17.078,000 17,469,300 361,800«. *«. true, and naUonal demorreUn candidate for an end to thin question. It hu reared this country this occasion, which Mr. another natation was now before which it was A«n rightful regular (land applause, during Douglas them, 18 od.814,400 _ tin the >At< e of President now before the people; that we an lor forty-five years; it has been the skeleton of retired frop, fh« should be set before the and 37,630,700 1,966,300 hfll^ony. plainly people iral>ortaat19 12,621,864 16,880,473 . proud and glad to ratify hi* nomination, enHating with «ur our households. from hour to hour the ddtin rtes wars n made llsams. Mac- tbem. Ma. Marshall was 4,208,676 wltols heart* aud under h1* and threatening On by Dohsny, upon by not Interrupted,decided30 16,156,860 16,660,660 428,700.. energte* banner, assured that frustration of our dearest and the of our an alarm of fire. hta many contests, during the pant quarter of a eenlurv lo hopes hopes except by 27.376.660 29,710,660 2,334,100 . Tammany Ball made an effort last evening to do of children. It has been settled and cemented the blood Immured to Helen and to visit Mr. Ho w as followed and 21...., popular rights. have endeared him to the peoplebehalfas by well, preferred by General Waul, of Texas, Mr. 22 134261,126 14,776,440 1,614,316 . worthy of ber former renown. The great some^i»ltheir friend and champloD. of statesmen, or heroes and martyrs.it has been settled Douglas in the parlor, to which a large and miscellaneous Stevenson, of Kentucky. at that shrine in M< aolred. That In llerachet V. Johnooe, of Georgia, upon the broad ground of all flree governments.the right crowd retired. A few momenta were spent During the meeting there was every vidcncc of a who worship congregated unterrlgod Douglaa will hare a worth/ colleague, whoae brilliantSenator of the people to tbe law.the in tli.e accordinglymutual ToUl.8379,061,580 .398,533,019 20,307,107 836,018 to a eelI to and (subject paramount iHcrthange, and the company separated. element, but there was no diwustroui result, as numbers in response the "nationalconsiderable experienced ataleamanaUp, kng well tried patroltabilities. of ihe United to their domesticconstitution was The of eaoh disturbing 1869. I860. Ism and sound democratic prtectples are a guarantee of his States), regulate apprehended. applause party being Perianal. Pergonal democratic electors of the city and county of New York, fltners for the to institutions as please. 1 If the question without interference. Inergan. high office which he haa been nominated. not they (Cheers Sir. Douglas' Speech In Philadelphia. given Resident $158,339,730 163,576.876 64236,146 who are in favor of nominations and the Resolved, that we fcwtiiy and mo* endorae Could stand upon that foundation it could never When the meeting adjourned the Douglas men regular usages reaffirmation In ChOWUj the and our itself would be a Alter the ratification meeting in Philadelphia on Non resident.. 14,631,462 16,121,162 489,700 for the of the nomination the platform adopted at Baltimore of those stand, government to get up a meeting, but freah disturbancesattemptedwere af the party," purpose ratifying principle* of self government contained In the Declaration of failure, our free Institutions would bave to be night Judge Douglas received the honor of a serenade,Saturday checked the appearance of the and thai we aB.rm the by police. ToUl 6172,911,192 178,697,037 of Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, for President, and Independence, rights of all growing abandoned, and the hope which caused their to which be as follows:. 6,726,646 state* to shape the taamuUona which shall secure their future hearts to beat and Joyfully would be forever responded ToUl res! and Bertchel V- Johnson, of Georgia, for Vice President. A prosperity an l happiness. quenched. Be believedproudly in tbe of tbe for Fellow Citizens of Philadelphia.It seems as though The Breckinridge Fist Ilolstcd la the 562.022.722 677.280,656 36.032,662 Kesolred. That we refuse to depart from those Hied capacity people were persona] hand of music was stationed on the balcony of Tammany es of t which ihe democratic free government, whether that reside In the Ptate you determined to overwhelm me with your Eighteenth Ward. Ixw decrease.. 826,016 governmei by party, eulrustedprindp people whenever I enter The most In our advertisements will lie found an account Ball, a calcium light caat its rays from the same position, with the guidance and guardianship of public affairs, has ever of New York or in the most remote section of the West, your city. magnificentkindness political matt,Wtoed lbs right of natluua to their area of and asked, in tbe language of if tbo wisdom of reception I have seen extended to any man I received at of the proceedings of a Breckinridge and Iauie meeting, Nctt Increase and skyrockets and Roman candles sere at In accufdante with Ihe expand Jefferson, hands less two on into held last in the ward. It was nresidod 626,207,984 discharged necessities of their growth;jurtadieltonand tbe people could not be relied upoD, where could they get your than years since, my entry night Eighteenth KaoamrunoM. Intervals. These attractions succeeded in congregating that we confidently lock forward to a vigorous democratic a better class to teach them, unless God sent from your beautifbl city. To night I had supposed I was to over by one of the Sachems of Tammany Tlall. The wbtrn, while maintaining Intact the Integrityadmtntstialion,of angels come to retire to a were Gustavus W and ToUl valuation of I860 4577,230,066 97 a our will the heaven to guide men? quietly sleep without meeting such proposed by Smith, resolutions (Site large assemblage. The hall waa full, almost government, insure progress of our in* itulion*. number of fellow a in an A. of Total valuation of 1859 662,022,722 00 Resolved, that American riiirenaliip once acquired is At this Juncture of the Senator's speech, the Empire my citixens,hut when I found such able speech by John Godfrey, i>|., seconded so, and there was much enthusiasm unnsmfortablya demonstration as so in numbers and in Hall. personal attribute ot the citizen, accompanyingrightfullyrum Club, from Madison square, entered the hall, this, imposing Mozart Increase over 1866 97 for Douglas. exhibited wherever he may go; and that any attempt on ihe pari of by a splendid band of music. The clubprecededeverything which adila force to it, fcould not refrain from $26,207,634 foreign government* to resist or tliia to the not to make a to ToUl valuation In The was to order at a deny right carried torches and Illuminated banners, with making my appearance, speech, only The county 677230.666 97 meeting called quarter post eight ol naturalized citizen* revisiting the countries of prejudicetheir such for the have me. Pennsylvania Democracy. ToUl valuation in district 97 should be deemed a or our inscriptions as "Empire Club," "Uld Guard,'' my gratitude compliment you paid expresstot ptatk central committer opposed to Ump 661,494,926 'clock by Wm. F. who proposed as chairman birth, violation national dignity, and 1 have no to make ToUl valuation south of seventh St.. 97 Kennedy, resented w 1th the whole pots-er uf our government; and "Douglas and Johnson" and other appropriate mottoes. (Applause.) political speeches during COMPROMISE ON TilK PRESIDENTIAL Fifty 663,849,538 Ks Mayor Daniel F. Tiemann. Resolved, that we call upon all conservative and I'uion While they were marching round the hall h cannon was the pending canvass. If my political opinions are not docoLAP.PROPOSEDReferred to the Committee on Annual Taxes. elector* In the State of fired known to the of the United it is not worth IMMBi KX-MATOR TIKHAVN'S 8PKECIT. city ami New York to untie iu suploving oil in tho Dark and fireworks were discharged in people States, The Comptroller sent In a communication stating that port of the Douglas s'nd Johnson electors! ticket, ss the surest front of the This was the while for mo to attempt to explaia them now. PmAimrmA, July 2,1800. Mr. Tunan.v, on the said:.I am much means ot to the wbule building. Interruption signal (Applause.) The Democratic Stale Executive Committee met this up to the 21st of June the expenditure for the year bad taking chair, giving peace country, allaying sectional *>r great It now rcmaiDS for the people to take the matter into their reached and that a balance to you for doing me the honor of trite and niaUilaining our high repulatiou abroad. enthusiasm.) own afternoon at the Merchants' Hotel. The were 61.636,938 02, remained of Obliged calling Senator Prcn in hands, to make such decisioi of the great issue proceedings $1,963,439 61. opon me to preside over Una meeting. I consider SPEECH OP THE HON. OEOROE W. OP conclusion said that the democracy tho country as will preserve the constitution beforeconducted with closed doors. A motion to admit that wo are on the eve of one of the most JONES, to preach the funeral sermon of tbe Black intended was also a motion for substitutesof The Committee on Criminal Courts and Police were important TENNESSEE. in November. aa the surest and only method of inviolate, negatived, reassembling to confer with the Police Commissioners in relation lections that this country has ever known. We liave Ex member of the Hon. Gro. W. Those who bad deserted tberepublicans his glorious Union. the State Convention to take action. directed sort of this a sort of free Oorgrcga, .Toxics, of organization and ret up candidates againstdemocratictho (Applause.)perpetuating Bobort E. of the Sixth district, a to the erection of a house for the detention of witnesses. triangular fight time, Tennessee, was next Introduced. Ho declared himself a has a mighty interest in the preservationPennsylvania Managban, prominent The committee were a hi- but when the November election comes on we demoerat.a regular nominees were aniious to bids their of the from her administration man and an opponent of Mr. Mickman in authorised to purchase plot of Cla Tennessee democrat. He was born in a "We republic. She, geographical position, for the new house in between will nave but one democratic party throughout the Union. and lived in Tennessee, and bad advocated by proposing compromise. nakednesswill is .bound to remain as she began.the of the the last Congressional campaign, made a warm speech, ground Mulberry street, (Cheers.) It is my opinion that the only way in which the always Virginia have no compromise/' said tbe S|«aker. If they left us federal arch. keystone saying that while he preferred Mr. Breckinridge be was Spring and Broome streets, at a cost not to exceed $16,On principles of Thus. Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. a of (Applause.) Pennsylvania Las the we can perpetuate and insure the safety of this Union is He addressed the democrats upon question principle, It would be dishonorable to of an within her own limits.all the elementsobliged to regard Mr. Douglas as the regular democratic for the democratic to be one and (Cheers ) before him as his them to make ct mpromise; if did not leave us empire He motion the sum of was for tM party indivisible. (Loud countrymen, because were still In the same any they of greatness, whether you look at her elementsher candidate. then offered resolutions of compromiso. $16,000 appropriated When the democratic party is broken up thes they I'nton, upon a question of principle, but uj>on a mere pretest, natural, Abont out of the members of the purchase of the ground. Cheers.) lived under the same constitution, and were protected we should commercial, her manufactures, at the raw material, the twenty-four sixty The then next. we have very little hope of preserving the Union, for It is under dishonor and disgrace ourselves to receive mineral which contributes to make a committee present were DougUrites, fifteen of whom Board ad)oan>ed to Tuesday the the same stars and stripes. He trusted In God that them back on when have in wealth.everything really only conservative party in the country. tbe constitution and I'uion would coutinuc to any terms, especially they great country is to be found within the limits of the Key opposed any conciliation, and were warmly bitterly again 1 thank you for the honor of calling mo to their dispense their ranks such notorious men as Yett and Yanry. I stene .^tato. the by outside pressure. sustained th« Fwrth Gentlemen, blessings on all parts of the country while a white can see no difference in the (Applause ) And, in my opinion, people hetween Tbe School Troubles la Ward. preaide ovcr this mocting. (Applause.) man in ultimate result of the of have come to ths conclusion that the There were hot dtoeuasions the leaders of both TWO BOARD OF lived the land. He had taken an early through of this Union whether or Lincoln be elected.destiny Pennsylvania /hctmaM the entire TBI MATTER BEFORE EDUCATION IN A The Pjuwipsnt then announced the following gentlemen ticket with tbe democratic and tbe ale of that Breckinridge Congress of the United States can be b*u«r employed in during meeting, and various NEW SHAPE. party, party If we are driven to a bargain, let us, In God's name go to tbe material resoirees were voted down. propositions M Presidents:. would be his fate. Hew-as here to with dtiveJopie* great of the country Vice (Cheers.) join some party that recognizes all the States In the Union alike. than in wasting time or antt At length Thomas C. McDowell, of Dauphin county, One of the Fourth ward Inspectors, Mr. Ryan, having them to-night In ratifying the nomination of Douglas and I bar* frith In the by forcing slavery slavery itiiioii resolutions which were a vow or *o August Belmont, Richard French, of Johnson. And Because these (A voice."Tbe Union party.") But ujon the peojiie, (Applause ) The constitution of the aaopwa oy refused to audit the pay rolls of the teachers for the first whyT loaders stood on of the democratic party; X bave frith in the BgHtcpt 15, as follow * . a,George Douglas, James L. Miller, the Cincinnati at Cincinnati at the courage United Slates lias conferred upon tho federal government the Board of Education at lis last Andrew V. Stout, .Tames M. McLean, platform, adopted fortunes of its chosen leader; be lias whipped miraculousthe certain |«wers and duties which vhty ought to perform. First, railing on tbe democracy to unite ill support of month, meeting of Southern delegates. If it was sound then It waarequoit and the and be will the General Foatcr for Governor, to all differences ou tbe the Committee on Finance to George Bancroft, John T. Soulier, sound now. waa rail-splitier administration, whip Irl that federal government be confined strictly within bury inquire into Uteinstructed At least It aound enough fbr bins. rell splitter and the junior partner or the administration narrow of Presidential question in tbe local elections. Hawley D. Clapp, Nathan C. Piatt, Where did A. now staodf He stood that sphere federal duties, leaving tho people reasons therefor. The committee met IKdward ' Stephen Ikiuglaa again- (Great applause, during which the speaker of tbe States and Territories free to govern themselves Frcond, Recommending the democratic party of the yesterday Ha.ght, Schuyler Uvlngston, where tbe entire democratic |wrty stood In ISM bis State to on the at the hall of the Board. Commissioner Wm Tueksr J. MeLeod Murphy, Win. H. Arthur, .where James Buchanan and John C- Breckln. seat.) resumedwithout any dictation from federal ofiicere. (Immense unite electoral ticket fbrroed at Reading afternoon N. Patrick KPMAHKft OP MB. MPS 1 said 1 bad no on the following basis:.If It should appear, on in U>e aud nil the members George Panders, McElrny, rh'ge stood. (Good.) He (Mr. Jonce) believed JA OARPINKB, OP OKOfifllA. .peering ) My friends, political speeches the chair, fresent Bare mm. Henry G. Stebbins, John H. An thou, in tbe doctrine of the Declaration of Mr. James Gaum***, of Georgia, was the next to make, and 1 will not permit the temptation of thla vast result in other States of the t'mon, thatascertainingby of the Fourth ward hooMii great be and enthusiastic tbe entire rota of for tl school officers were also preSeveral McUr.wn, Walter Roche, that all government* derived their greatIndependence years ago stooid upon a platform in thisspeakerFourcity to assemblage, by the repeated cheering Pennsylvania Douglascasting sent. Udolpho Wolfe, Oswald Olteudorfer, power* from the consent of the governed. If they kept meet the assembled democracy of New York, and ba and com pi meets, to make me lor a moment v iolato the would elect bim, said electors shall be under Mat. T Brriu.un, John Ihmkiutn, thut in view would never mi l iuvin ugaiu »>rinoHU w jueuge mrir vo IQO resolve. Good obligations to cast said vote in that way; The CmiR*;* stated that he bad understood that F.. principle they get far uff the uuoiiiy night. If the said vote would not Mr. IMji. IMcvan, John Murphy, truck The constitution was made for the wliote country. democratic party. Ilow bard It waa for a selfish mind to elect Douglas, but Ryan refused to audit these rolls because Edward C. Wctt, Pnvid S. Jackson, for all tlx- Mates. and If be grateful. Mr Buchanan held bia sent Ratification In Mew elect Breckinridge, then shall It be cast for Breckinridge. pay properly administered there |sully through Douglas Meetings If the vote of school officers bad been Henry W. Genet, Wm. Scirroer, would be no necessity for any jam. I/ot each separate the cfl< rtr of Stephen A. IVnipla*. Yet he waa rallying York. said will elect neither I>ougla*or Breckinridge, appointed, relatives Robert Gamble, John Y. Savage, Jr., form their domestic institutions in bin political three* to dlaunion and break up tbe V. Y., 2,1M0 then tbe electors may divide according to their own to the School law. Be said that be community their own prrarh Sraaci-U, July ment.the basis of tbis united action also, contrary John Kelly, John T. Hodman. way, subject only to Hie great charter of their liberties, old organization of the democracy to defeat him. He The dcmocrarv are out in force to niirht to ratifv the |ndg< being that It is had understood that at the at which Cbarlea McBrien, Ctoarlo* J. Ctoiflp, the constitution of the I'niled Stales. lie veil thut Bucbauun a* well Are gun* beHe n< ruination of Dooglaa and Johnaon. A lartf procession, tbe Orst and highest duty of all good democrats, however meeting believed firmly might pop against men these were the George W. McLean, James J. Mahnuev, m the right and power of men to govern themselves. lie the rock of Gibraltar a* against tbe Arm position ofDouglas. wilt torches, Roman candles and music, has ju*t passed differing about and minor points of principles, to appointments made, Inspectors acted Andrew Clark, Frederick RodcfeUt, who would an American of bis constitutional Mr. Buchanan bad succeeded in letting from bla veins the through the streets, and the City Hall ta Ailed With a unite (Irmly against the common enemy with the Trustees, which was also to law. Ibis J. Samuel T. deprive right The Chairman of the committee was authorised to contrary J. After, Jr., Webster, le cause he lived in the Territories was no democrat. In last drop of democratic blood. But tiers waa enough of crowd. There 4 great enthusiasm. appeared from the notification of recent Fourth ward A. E. Tilton, John R. Giles. conclusion he promised to give his feeble support to the the i ere blood running through tbe bearta of tbe iron N. Y 2.1SC0. the electors, and obtain their pledge withtneomraun.catc^wilh BarUett Smith. Henry W. Johnson, hearted and Iron fisted to teach not IUtavu, July thirty days to art under tbla obligation. served on the Clerk of the Board of nominees of the regular Baltimore Convention, and be democracy blm to A large and enthusiastic meeting assembled here on The appointments Baniel W Clarke, Charles Gauun, called for three hearty cheers for the chosen leaders of scorn tb< m. The pretest waa raised that the Cincinnati Saturday evening to ratify the nnratiiulicn of committee thou adjourned to meet at tbe call of the which showed that the appointments were madeRddcation,by John R Briggs, John T. Henry. tbu A. and platform, which was In needed Douglas. Chairman. democracy. Stephen Douglas Hcrsehcl satisfactory 18M, Fifty gona were lired. to the of the Board of School Officers, while the law distinctly said J. A. HcMaaUrs, James Lawrence, (Hip, hip, hurrah !) V.Johnson. but upon what grounds? That tbe 8upremeamendment,Court Prior adoption tbe compromise resolutions rheuld be made the Board of Hugh «ta*>lb. Jew* had an whteb was not understood many propositions were made, among others one declar they by Trustees. ttighaii, M'CTCir OF WWATOK POOH. given interpretation by DeulH Impsrten Ui Hew York. On suggestion of Commissioner Coon, the committee Thomas KItI Jt, Wm. U. Robeitaon, t hw-draM cvary. The deelatma af the Hnpt ibi (Mart were ing DougUi the nominee of the democratic party for resolved to John John H. Senator I'r<;n, of Ohio, was introduced and received State Ainamr, July 2,1M» which was voted down 43 hear from Mr.(Ryan why be refused to npproTt Harrison, Houghklrk. with Mid rights la their eaaence sad every particular. The There Is wo (bundat too for the rumor th.it Krastus President, by ayes 19, nays the par rolls. Michael Half n, Janv-s (tody. cheering. He he was desirous before bis return opinion of that court waa one upon which the and * bow the democracy supports Breckinridge Jane. Mr. 0>ming, with Mr. ktux stated in substance that his ions were Chriatopher Karl, James b«me to fee democracy of the Empire State of this could stand. The aame was Mr. and Corning The In New eject Lynch, would receive their after the scenes of country principle Judge 1'aige, Strykcr their colleagues, suj ports Campaign Jersey. founded ou the fact that the Local Board had adopted a Andrew Smith, Julius FrankeI, |allnot delegation which induced the thirteen colonics to divide fromInvolved1 oug'as and Johnson. Trk.yto:», N J., July 2,1M0. certain programme In their recent which Francis B Smith Charleston and Baltimore. It was the sObject of reproach ihe of the British and was The men to a appointments Cutting, Hy, Jr., sr.d station whether gigantic |>owrr government Douglas arc have grand ratification moot- had not l>een carried out. After appointments had bean Wm. L Charles w. Raker, spec the administration of James Uu orated atill later in the famous measures. iicro iv invrrvw ureal are man made Cole, chanan would or could not the State compromise incor) Breckinridge sad Laws Ratification iur evening. preparations by the Board to certain positions, be found the R. J. Lalor, Diaries 0. Cornell, buy of New York. 7hose principles were ratified at Baltimore by tbe leg for it. The following gentlemen have promised to U-ai bets thus apppinted holding other positions than these W. W Wm. M Tweed. (Ibree cheers war# propped for the New York a th>a of and Johnson. Those aomii Meeting In Pkllndelplain. E. Sanger, and given with great enthusiasm; also three delegationcheers Douglas gentleman were deliver addre#*ee .Hon. C ilar*Ua!l, of (nllfornla; E. to which they were appointed, and while the Local Board A iMt of the names of one hundred and niuc Secretaries for t< m mated qua that platform and would be PmuraLFHU, July 2. 1*00 <5. PerrlD, of Tenneraee, Hon. Chariot fkcltoo, General had resolved to no new Mr Hugh ) The speaker proceeded to say that he was eUct(d. In unci of ion triumphantly pay appointee any higher i ne of the "hio be assured them that the floutn A large and enthusiastic waa bold here this fool Parker. Judge N'aar and C. W. Jay. liilirv thin ULrJ) in (hit fmnm rJT thai mlfi a^aK. wis then rend. delegates from and day after day and lr>ur waa not fi at the names of and meeting afU r how tb«ir ewrs were vased ightenrd Douglas Johnson; to The "Wide Awake*'' held a large and enthusiastic li'bdl itself, nulT til the recent had sfbcch of mil 1.1, parsons, of Alabama. by the preteusioiis of the »f tliey would show on the ld»* of November next. evening rainy me nomination a lirecuinrxtge and hero this by appointments sdministratiou and Its satellites, that it had made a reeling evening. men at salaries higher than thai. IJ« had beard reportg that Mr. L. E. Varao^a, of Alahama. was Introduced as llio flrst with the New |V'hen Mr. Gardiurr had retired the room resounded Ian*. The political campaign haa commenc-d. two of Uie new Mia He York delegation butbargainaa w tth rrks for fairly appointees, Dougherty aad Mia speaker might, under ordinary circumstances, have often as the New York (groans); Douglas. The Cbatrn an, as aooo as the Hon. Charles J. lngorsoU presided, wuh 'J, of the committee at the Cbarleaton Convention. t or ali tbe thai bad but the democratic former times back to the days of Jeflbrson, receive RFMARCfi OF MB. JOI1N FORAYTH, OF ALABABA. They 'peellve candidate#, by joint electoral ticket or against appointmcnta were made. The they nought party to rely upon. the united support of the of the Tailed Mr. Jons roaswa, of Alabama, next addressed the alio declare that the Front Street theatre nominationa \ othertrite. were also made at a meeting of the school otBoers,removals H might be expected that at atveh a time the dero<*rary democracy are a mere and that the nomination of in wbk b the lie did not of the would be found but Males? (Voices."Theyj will.' ) There could be no meeting.He would that he was able to apeak and that nullity, Intpectora participated, object country united, unfortunately roatou for It the Ina voice could reach American but he and Lane la entitled to the respect and earneel to alien tbe pay rolls because ha knew or any aew aucb waa not tbe caae. to an except determination of a mere clique of every cltiwn, had Breckinridgerup- Prog re a# of Natetilar ClrlliuUo«-dm. thought Hostility individual, men. n bier minority, ovrrwhelmeil, rebnked and n.ct with an accident on hi* way h< me fhm Baltimore, port of the democratic party. appointee was a relative of a school officer, because he whom name tonight waa aa dear to Anion and was not able to A letter was read from Hon. Wra B. Reed recommend poitMt Cerreipeadene*. had heard that relatives of school officers were an bearta aa that of Andrew Jackaon hail by ibe iwoplc. that they will govern the repudiated fully express himself. He was a [Trom the Tribune.] appoiated or they w ill ruin It. can't do It.") ,ratter aovrrelgt.ly man from a cotton State, and try roneiliatton and harmony. It tpealca of the folly of in other wards. been, waa tbe caunc of tbe preaent oonditMi of (Voices."They democracy tke election of Mr. aa PTBLIC PINKER TO GEORGE W1LKE0, KQ. Commiasioner Coon called tbe Xo, sirs, they cannot; they will ruin themselves. Ixrugla* waa Just a* jopular down South us If he was not tarrifieing Footer Ooveraor of the umiAiMn. for Secretary or the tbe party (Three cheer* for Stephen A. Douglas ) (A an Ftate. beeanae of an abatract difference of on a Local Board, wbon Commissioner £111x1 announced that ha well cheer A. for thla voice."They are played out." Another democrat added. advocate ol that principle. opinion Vrw Yon*, June 2*. 1M0 They m'ght Stephen Douglag, day win go to lien one of When the the< ry of vast bnt not paramont importance, and bopea acted as secretary the eight the new appointments were the top) of American liberty were on him, They every them.") REMARK* OF *. C. MARSIT ALL, OF RTtVTTTRT. that milder oonnaela will ao tbo C.macv Witjnoi, Peg Diu* Km.Your frtoud* in thin made, (bmrntasioner sum knew of no drp-udent Convention met at Charleston It wan s spectacle such as prevail, that electoral the toned eourae teachers and co tbe fidelity of democrat* Mr. Iinuglaa He waa very hoarse Ite said, owing to his effort* In the vote of may be caat against the :lty, admiring manly, high pursued by who were relatives of school officers. Tbe tbe true on these sect local occupied no other iiolitical Convention ever presented. Evsry cause. Itand outside at this moment Pennaylvaaia republican, ou In upholding the national honor m the nightappointed only ground which difficulties Male of the Cnton and district fA liegan playing hut for the democratic candidate that is moat available. field, upon tbe new appointments were made tbe Board organised could be aeltled. in a manner alike honorable to both every Congressional tn Hall Columbia." to the dl«tu»t of aome present, who The aaaembled at half inet eight. The be water and ou the lurf, invite you to dine with them as a Board of Trustees, but Inspector North and and that would enable them to every Wale was hilly represented, and what spectacle could could not hen* the and lockwe the windows. meeting t the Aator Bouse, on evening, July 3, lkfiO. Be Ryan objected, ilea, South, |«r,go I* uw-re to a speaker, began being composed largely of different politicalattendance Tueaday and, as a matter of courtesy, be was allowed to in tbe of human and grealfol patriotic heart, whether It beat Mr Marshall.1 hope the gentlemen don't to Hail eeured that tbm Invitation la prompted l>y feellnge of peacefully pathway deveioprment In a Northern or Southern breast, whether from the object the proceedings were accompanied by much elements,he admiration and ipaito. parti< human progress. What did the extreme South, the dl« Columbia. (Cheers and laughter.) Be thought that In The waa called to order James C. highest warnieat regard for you per Commissioner Conn asked at the or the Hm ific. from the Males which border on theAtlantic meeting by dtatoihaiiie. a ill pointedly whether, dckciiI party cf the South, projweof That Congress ahmid rraiformlty with lbs time honored ruatoms of democratle late Cnlted state* DUttrict He onally, and the uoderngned trust you be able to time these appointment* were made, there waa ao Intervene to the lak. s dividing us from Canada, to the valley of the tbe cue at would Vandyke, Attorney. It. Very truly voura, protect slavery la Territories. What did was convention*, Baltimore have paid to the division of the democratic party, which waa aoept on tbe score of mm of the parties being related the That Mwlastppl* Why It that that great counselImperialof Mr. Buchanan a In their referred GEORGE G. JOB* fLAXCT. objection republican party propose* Congress should n re lying compliment the remit of difference of opinion on When BARNARD, to school officers. tern ue to down la the the nation, whr all the Mates were represented by but It had not. principle. JAR IK I. SMITH, oRi.ANDO ' put slavery lerrifories. fcrerv did not and (Laughter.) He wouldraanlutlona,iherl'S J. Ingereoll wae elected Chairman, three MiklRE, orumiMinner fsnrs as pointedly denied that such wag eneibie man knew that neither coul I peaceably, promptly quietly performdelegates,bort them to stand the had A. A. PHILLIPS, JAM!* II. WKIKH, the and aisled that the sew Usclu ra were la paity lb- i-tin c for whs h it was elected? He answered that it by principles they rbirr* acre given for the "Little Gient," by the fact, placed prevail. The Southern party wore nosr, unhr beard advocated durtrg the evening. Though New York m Hurt In that of the where A. and impulsive a* the yea# A ec-ce of intense confoeieo of Inspector Ryan, he would any that whenobjectionthe fonnd (he the unloti of tbe States an I gentleman Wlscooain, dcclar portico country Ftapben Douglas atr.ra an your* roofer, I take pleasure in laying I will be name on Ciaeea fighting together .eg that be would not he the candidate of the lived Their emnrnta to 4 them that could sot beticd and lasted several minute* Cheers were given to self questtoa up their appointment, Use Inspectors tbnancoraa of lbs great democratic part) ! It was said by deiwocragie they tor and with almost i<«t happy |dace m> at your aervioe on that an urn were refused permiretoo to vote, but Inspector Mr. and l.ia friends that |arty ir it repudiated tbe ancient doctrine of boo carry the Northwest for ftnoglas, bat they would carry IV'Ugiaa Breckinridge e^uai U other occasions. Very laithfully roura, Ryu Yancey tbey spoke the a.ntnneut ii« wm it and at that. Mr. Boebaaaax menee. vein that If be waa not permitted to vole he would soldedared of the Dumb voice."Oh: that's > would bare at CL^'^.U a whetintervrntioo,tbey triumphantly GEORGE wrucm roll or tbo (A all gammon ") lid «t tttu veto of a Homestead Bill was s as lease H Wmeter. of Maraarhueette. waa the Brat G. Barnard sign say pay bill for remainder of tho year : wontd tall lham tbe real amiimeat ef tbe NruHh mu'-'.-.a cnantmem afflmaare of disgrace I'm the numerous slight disturbances To George John Clancy, lamea 1- Smith, as a matter of the allowed Tic: rr Cincinnati In order lo a dnetmeat of rtalremanehlp, and the voles speaker. lag speech f vtando Moore, A. A. James H. Com courtesy, Inspectors werulagMy fcMb waa united in tbe determination to platform orcompiiab o nrred sm- tir the and Mr naid We Phillips, Welsh, to vole.not as a la of malnteln her the recult the up of tbe Northwest went op against him fbr It crowd, Wright ilttee. right; eonarqnencu thM pormMatsa rights at all haaardr and under ererr circumstance. H < deelred, ancedem, lag tbeir power aad c me here to attack tboee who have Ike secretary refused la and Mr Witae took bin tbetr Influence, »tmuUtcd a of the U.I* momrat a individual la tbe crowd, whs late not tonight act, place. thty differ*] BS to the mean# by which tills W»> to he portion people had(At noisy mmitetvd Mr Douglas for the Presidency (Cheers If the minutes were comet, they would shew theae in lit* eitri-ine SnuUaeru Plaice. men who, to my tbo bees prcclalmlrg btt rrocHvltleS fbr Breckinridge Mr. all aew fc»l. Hie diaun >un*U declared that the cotton State* of not tbe waa aUeaoad Ihssa were heir given ft rlkHtgrt ) TTs CiSX fcr Z i!«fT mi City things Ryan opposed tha appotalaaeate by Ike Smith art to cart, bad been notortooa for Uielr devotloa to tbo during arming, todtgnaatly by making e wbtcb waa not wee be detached from the rent of the I'nioti, democratIr .to dictate lo tbe mini Kim Ki_ ..J kulU Ul_ u. lk< r < bier purpose. We are the party for the whole Calaa A* l*prT>WT d« a Ra)v>*'M.it*..Three year* ago * mu minority report read. thst Mestno to to he annexed, and that a coi.uner. iaf tart) OooronUon. They "not eo;" new Inspector Rvaa denied lbis point bleak, aad la to rroorrected Vanoerwbo aereded from tbo Halt [more Con rrar.J (a voice, laughter).ao principle aaoed John Bart (tipped aa a Mucin on board the clared that treaty he formed wtth Eaiglnod The eonwrvative In Mr. to Um no new meaavres of governmental policy to h« imnartty report waa read la theda1 liStcnln of the Sooth bellere that their hie wuH IMS, became be rrtimed to abide by tbe rntten, Rataum* returned by alluding political in toadTsece,e< State* maa of war Powhatan, under Commodore Biurd It waa a of the OocamiUee on rlf a who did made Mr. and would aak wbo te, but marching forward support of the Cnit1 minority report ho maintaiaed in the Utkn. Would New York (enUemao not act with the nonuMittao. by Buchanan, dacupltatlota or coaetitutioa. propi Teachers, la which committee he had baea Mr. prot<>ia'te»d of UV* mm of elder* at truly a reennd Jeckaon. I.tucoln would have to anllt a F< ulht rn brethren. Such victory would be acrotn indore'a boat, paaatng over to the Britkat Admiral** «blp, by and The Su ithcro Alabama, acl'tig tbo wmhI l>\ hki< k dialed))*. Hp war d> fasted at Um Me- that when Mr. 'baserIy said there waa no declaring (laughter applause.) planter*. i>f. ((<|UtrtH( blm lo take a l>a< k tl.ovaur.d raili to mil in the graveyard of the repablloaaa. | (t the action between the Kngtiah aad Chinear, poor Hart to tbe new Camp^nect peat, Utey aa* wu . be stated what waa uatrue.objecti<« gr at u>'*r .«te were dependent on cosutiTcc,lime.Whose hits into tbe to tearh b« i» Ba waa the great national undertaker; ha had hanks failkute there not OM man there who aa killed on the Peibo. la June, INt. He waa a eon of appointments i be tneaaa aoiioo* to put pntpu democracy. (laughter (< ) eir aulhortred to oil nt Charleston and Ball mora. Mr. Csmaniv charred back that Mr. Ryaa waa w«t by break up Ibe Uainn What and went to not to coo icrlrd Seward aa be would bury the republican party. j,i.hn and Mart Hart, or long Inland, and be had a daugb mating wo ild take la inatterr I app'.acpe ) Vance) Cliarleeton, erleo of "bolt'' and htaaea Tho one hundred a fhlae representations part New York the Weal *be - la ecoclualca he wlahed them to form no (n * Ihiar a bo performed thalr parta oa Ik* boarda of lbs Fwa lnepeetor Rta« reiterated that it read Uroogb. they party of and if it would rubmtt to on fourth Once road. turned that they could not go to Baltimore without die likr tl-atr ir th* I n ot atrial tbiatra. Man* of tho detegaUa war* not I*at evening a Are brrkc ont tbe of tta pabtlcly there clrrumrtanree the conaorratlre de (No, no) northern part of Atet.tinotha d nl bar< £ottrvod to tmve hit on the termination of the Inaide Tammany aad we are atme feather* Are while la prorea* of The prndnrod, bo would a«M coaaenl to report tho pap rata to changed policy and flr*l to Rtchm :rt acl J Inco bla< kid an would on- I nbrr thoCunrantioaat ] cud tt)r* ware hara inada ft* Oiahtng and Yancey. tlie nature before they beyond Inapertor (Tarirrtne. jring that ho dotted an.? man to toll What broke up, with loud cbeera Ibr the cuedIdatea of tbe It>e Are Tl.e fire and water will that another objection ho had to Ibo now appotataMMa, AenModly bare weeded a* they did at OhirWeton «at tb* j Mr. Wnii.B*. rrauaalag, Implored tho frtenda of Mr. originated damage by been moating of tbo ilatfbra adopted by tba ticket. The band wbicb had waited on the meet- thoao h. In t ween 1* 000 and 010,000 inaured for t*,000 ui the waa that raeaacM had boaa croatod fbr uichara after Raring rejected theatrelrir, lltcy hilur I b.y<» cvnrrntim at Baltimore Ttwoo uppermoatpre. kenrldge aot to bobl any blttarnaaa towarda elhtra who had been admitted to withdraw from tY aecedera a bo in * wlta bat to am all howorabla Kutgera. North Amertran. Importer*'and Trader*', appolnlMoat. oho Mil tLoo that thrr rould not remain log all the evening wna yet In attendance, and the lllumt disagree them, and St. NVholaa Inaurance Tho rowimlUo* wttl hold another alttta* with a rtow to Charcot ion. Utereb* to It* i hi i»tea tho in the Stale rl and Tradera' Meliantra' hoping d«~trt»y nationality i' tbo (. trruitm at f lia-iooiou. wer* therapy mm vto Bated froaa the vertooe warda figured con agaiaat republican* oumlng U»e estate examining the Mtaoto Book of the Local Board, in Mat oC Bat they onuM not do so. The Conrention went on »nl deputation! ciiest tt Tbe building la owned by of rompalea.Samuel moat to B»Uttm«ro throe nook* lator and thrual tbotroom- 1 area oo exreaa o' N It la about M 600, and naured the legality of the actio* of the Board. Been mated Stephen A. Bougie* for the Prretdency. that aptcaoooly la the eceae. Although there I kit log thlr tpeoch an impromptu maating wag formed, onrorth damaged (Har |»r.» ayaa CntMnnimn ag»tl?«t it* will, lbo Vir ift ft r 113.000 In tbe Kagtc and other city oompaairn is.) The* the eeeeeeioalsla aaeembled in a hall hr tl* i>. to attrr tbo old rolo that tba rutboaMm, it aeaaot be denied bat that there waa fhlr a|.nh rivaled the regular martinf enthusiasm. aolrea prerai ed no «enainr H k to decline ST;'* drh-gation jiroptwed Mr Vn*f>TK« tin n addressed tho *a*t rrirw.l. after a HItee« k Brother, alothlera. occupied the atore No Caart af Oyor aad Torwlaer. They apilrii nominee timid hare two third* of tbo vote glvoa, and rot-on Ibr aU to enjoy theanaalaee aad to congratulate their their atork la Inaured the nonilaatlna Ihr the Yi.w rr.idrncy, thiukiug tn t thru* 'trim of btaaua from tha lumglao maw. Ho aald that aa 1 S3, allfbtiy damaged bp water; Brfnre Bon. Judgo cxmld. thad wnntd in*a**r M MO. in the KsoeMor, United Bute*, Importer*' and brrak ap theaetton ef the OoareBtioa; btt th nptoi'ibo fato of A!i''saia and other ftatoa. inatrad of neighbor* everything general anything par ittimpt to break up Ml*n.kVQWmL. psopWa traia, with A. as the tncom eoon aa the waa over ibat It cuiiM not bo done. and anthualaatkc op- Tradera', Kirhnngc, and King* Orunty Inauranca romp* fltMl or Steph Bangle* dire, t; kite sor unfair adraataso ofU»m,vo ao Car a it*rod tleular Aa Tammany meeting three (loud theaemnd of No was la full aotloB. Br. Jo*iaacii haa* waa hart Introdwced to Uio maating and rtaguerrectvpa by la for lha of Pater la asd aow, uadei fltaptirbk, the tti.nee ahauid rvrolro two-third* of tho wtmla motion It eree renolved that a of mid that m a ater about MdO, luaured for 08,000 la the Astor Inn tndlctad maaaUng'.mr Hall, the flag uf P>oig1as and Jnflb*oS, h" op.' einlmrl otdf. or f"tir fiflhe of tho rnto# remain praceeala elector*, km recelvrd with tremendous cheering Ho d to them to atoad np and be Woe in llwie ancient *am« tag beaded the ehould to the Fifth Avenue oar aat bio Intention to maka ^laotbia during tha cam- ntare Ouipiiy. grorory atore, pernor of Ttntgern and Watar Ml Harmaa'aMl* etiaers far |n tfi CVoiTontkr. Th* Omrontloti ballottod 8/ty roron by land, proceed that It mar* arrldeat that ha waa bare. (Three btephea A Douglas. Hip. hip, hurra. timer. and tt waa domouatrau J 1*1*11. aad wao by nan nt Gbasp Pinner..Between acre* and tight Tbia wan om of tha too cwna enaen of pnbtta bontd beyond allquoation that Hotel, the temporary realdmee ofMr. Dengtae, taaerenede < to the he Mt at A war Me imld aid forbear etprena gratlftoattoa out I* the and ftrework! wboro ta at matt.all drank Aenheo A Hiephtn l or;laa tLo cboio* of aa (rrararbotaaiaf aad to bear hie on the of the ewli aa immena* 0 'dork a Or* broke fancy pood* row*, orerybodr b*Mf Boughw war the man of the are. The fiiriat chooriuc.) The Rraator continued to him, opiaione exerting leptce beUddmg gatherlag. rnougb to rownwnro a fight and aon* beta* aobar aaengh maatie of Andrew .lecfcaen reeled on hie *boulder* majo-lty At ib* |«iat the dioturbera of tha meeting became aa alore of Baptiete K Werner, N«. 6*0>» flrnnd atreet It at tiro t nariativo of th* doing* of tho O-tiranUnn nailing *lay. 5a to prrront It. flail waa kanrked down, aad wbll* down Lrt them end up to him ae otd rtocd to them rlotcua that the Breckinridge mea reaolred to put them . from a balloon I blown lain tbe dot >< w New Hickory up < aleb ftuWng a atipnle tool of tho reorder*. and dwelling The procrarlon moved up la brilliant riginnted jeper wing gaa tho priori k had bias In the (boa and body, and death oa ihr plams inIrene if Andrew JaManhattan Brady prtanner, Ti ata. "The loo, it a*net and abatl be preeerre I rbeered aa tbe crowd A comparative unlet being namrod, Mr Tana continued, I 0* 000 of of lha paaatoa been Hrret ;nri ige tuado hi* rpooch, accepting tbo fcttlly ymri ep Broadway.people the character of Mr No and New York lire and Marine The roagrattoa brain, prodnoad by anddan (Loud ) n« of lb*** highly cstolling Breckinridge bwurtneerompaairn and hia MIL aad that ao blow* were atrnck uw aooodor*. ho aitowad nominal On arriving at tbe Filth Avenue Hotel, where a very man know* more of he than be aad ao ftamee alnn extended to tbe roof of No (JO. occupied II. hp prV pis aaaotrTtosa to r*H Into an country doe*, by anaor avtTW teat to cava* death IB* Braad tha The rraoluttocJ been If rrtraordiaarr mlatak#himre waa loud crlee aroee fbr man wmiM do more ft* It Ha did not f a# a end end dwelling, The Jnry pMa baring through iuad cretonne omil. a ben ho raid that tho targe trcud collected, Bougie* (lane) irpenler camphene lampat/ land Irrt'tito of tbo national demo- 1tnd ibe "Utile Giant." heg anybody anrnge principally bp are ea follow* . rori|ww*d It waa hie to be a humhio ft>liow*re la «rater, and will amount to about MOO. injured for 01^00 grade. 7hey i naoy of tho land. ih* Plate* of Nrw pride The ran* of the All tea Mr where**, i he a*'endnm-T of principle. ran onlr be maintain Why, Maine, (lamp- Mr. PoroiAe appeared and epoke aa fMlow*'. the ranks of the democracy. He bod t|»wt bio Itd the Stay vceant Inaurance (Vmpanv. Vo 3M M People agalnM Ward, od lhr< the "f rliire. Verwmnk, Rhode lalaad. Cnnneetmit, New aa a and boot and ahoc of Btdowalka, for reeelring a bribe af M* Whilelaapeotorla a»lh Jeraoy, Fellow rH Irene.I retora to yen my moat elneme lifetime in dhoa. bat be wasted that true pa y lewte Revnotda dwelling orcudedbp tneew* ef men t.«nher la permit K a mmmoa ohm. t. anf Lrlawart, fhroltaa. fttn. Indiana, llltoota, Mlrhl- statesman aad John C alore Hi» furniture la water |o tbe extent (dhoo, waa then tahea ap. ' lliRlike f<-r thke manlfreUon of )»mr good feeling. It la soldier, Breckinridge, placed damaged b> r* Pilee th»» oa platform* »«| minr the general rtewa r m- *an, Wbfonrir and Iowa had not a tingle delegate *toteme the Irg tc me to know that the molted drinocrery of tba in the Pretaiteotlal cba*. A a to "popular sovereignty," nf about 0300 No inaurance. The Mock la the atom « * and wtahee of three who aame. awl wlwea* What a gbimiie national would thatprewot.ha «rallf) Arrival* tad of * adept a democracy » of b'. w Fork feeI the of the content he rontendad that a waa tha rowimnn br water, fotured for la tbe Departarot. ^ the dterT'lce party th'Hi made in g.rlf teat ,,r without there nt.it**' root My importance greet territory property llghilp damagid 06,000 and » thus rendered n<* I'rooiTlraoia naljr *i* rote*, new Iran no of the tailed an muob to Iran I Inaurance AttBTTAUI. party .eg*meiKC moral* the l..rm (nit of tli* for ) indtng before tbe Amor people. There la Wans, belonging Penney la, tutgrr'e (omponp of fa*h. b'tl in the m«a.,a ihn. Iwmty aoroa, Breckinridge; Minnesota | on continent as It dtd to other Stole man N«a. and are ryoACOA -Barb Ragle.M»aC A Baron* and anc, *r» C O grant pari .-nty piwdtile b half a rnto. and place ibe American wboee rlllrmi ought, h) e<4nal rgt^, any Prory ThebuiMuiga 3*0, *00^ 330. owned bp Baker. Mlaa R * whf h lhal faitli ten tmnane operative and vital to ibe w>ly K*ntnrky (Mr. BrookInridge'a fnm U> dr to be no ooihuaiantic la favor rroan Mate baa aa tight to go 'n*n the Terr1 ftobert ftMwm. ar# about aaM to Taylor, the imuoc. aid abet eaa. in a.ih the 1»wi caat 0v* nut of prenion, e*rry e<)ueT Thep damaged 01J00, ar item BP-Brbi Young (Vreboeter-Meam Ptuopkreyt accordance ume few wed Ptate) only rotor, twelya I of then* gnat polii>cal principle* whlvh afc/uld la mm * iU> b a property. Joftt^raoTtreigaiy, as taught by b« Ihfurod. aad IMiNII