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Tho President announced TO the Convention
tl,at THEODORE FRELINGHuYSEN,b by a
majority Of all the vote cast, had been nominated
Is the Wing candidate lor Vice President.


judge BURNETT Of Ohio, Il steadtast supporter oi
John Davis, row moved. on behalf OF the Ohio
Dceaa,ion, that the nomination be anaa'moas.
Tremendous cheering.


Gen. Roor. on behalf of the New York Dele
CATION, seconded the motion. lie had supported
Mr. Fillmore throughout in obedience TO the IN
sructions and the wishes OF his constituents, as
well as his own preference, but ne and h's col
leagues were heartily satisfied with the choice
made, and would give it and enthusiastic support
Immense enthusiasm.


ADror-r LAWRENCE announced the hearty con.
currencc of Massachusetts IN the nomination OF
Mr.. Frelnghuyscn. Massachusetts had presented
one of her own distinguished and worthy citi-
zcns, and had adhered 10 him to the last but
another had been fairly and honestly preferred,
and she would heartily support the nomnaton.-
Cheering on cheering.


MIR. NELLY OF Ohio observed that his State had
first presented the name OF Honest John DAVIS
and lad given him stcadfast support, but she
did this from no dislike 10 any other candidate,
and would zcalousy and successfully support MIR.
Frclinghyscn.


Mr. T.. NJ. r. MckENNoN, remarked that he
had at one time been spoken ol IN conncMon
with this Office. In announcing the hearty con-
currcncc of Pennsylvania III the nomination Just
made, he rcoiccd 10 know that the Wing party
had found candidate for this station ADLER and
wurtiicr than himself. Pennsylvania would give
hin, {. most enthusiastic support.


Mr.. TAuf of Tennessee objected only TO the
perconal qualification on behalf OF Mr.. Mckcn-
non. There was none wUrtEler than Mr.. Nick.
(Applause.)


MIR. j. ). LITTLE announced the enthusiastic
concurrence OF Maine i'll the nomination. He
could not promise confidently the vote oi that
State. as il was considered doubtful but in the
memorable language of d Hero she would Try


Nh RoBINsoN of Name protested against the
doub!. There vas no room for doubt. In his
Congressional District (VlIth) they had Just
passed through a spirited election, and the Wing
vote was better than in 1910 Maine would
surely cast her vote for CLAY and FRELlNGHuY-
sen. Great cheering)


The President put the question on The Doinl-
nation" Shall THEODORE FnELlNGnuYsEN OF
N,tc- York be YOUR candidate for Vice Pfesl-
dent?r I'Of Ncw.lcrsev' 'Of New-Jersey"
exclaimed several. No. sir, OF New York" "
persisted the President. =" MIR. Frelinghuysen
has been five years Z resident OF New-IoFk-
Enthusiastic applause.)


The nomination of Mr.. Frenghuysen was
unanimously approved, with great accamation.


Mr. GREEN ol Ncw-Jcrsey could not admit the
claim OF New York 10 Mr.. Frelln.huySen.


Mr. Green spoke earnestly and eloquen,ly Of the learning.
wisdom 1,i, mud patriotism uf THEODORE FRELHG-
ri SIX Ncl. l.rcv had ncln:inted hm lo, than three
!,~ li
wcl-knew Inn man OF high and loily chnfnctei man
etrucleun there Was o di.hcnuT. ,


When The nd stood .ii and the zeaop; grew cold. and
HENRY LAY was Hsald on ~ uH''' w f'c'"-''sei
iqod b, ;rm, and never deserted hm , ,,,,,,


II father always firir decided ana nnwavcns nstr,
o-a ,ohier of the e,olpGn-n brave and pa9ic c,ae.
Ncctcy cve Nei ORR tina, her nvoTi;e ciiizen nov re-
York won honor hin whom honor would honor
10 herself TIN, e int tune TINT Ne".Jesi l w.
would c -ratcui 10 Convention for is choice, and would
stamp the Broad seal ui tine state IN is ia"oF


Mr. LUMrEIN of Gcorgl ia rose 10 move that tins
Convention recommend the Wings OF the whole
Union to hold Conventions by States or IN smaller
sections TO confirm and sustain the nominations
here made. Mr.. l.. SAID he was not without
some superstitious creduIity on this occasion. He
bieycd there was sometimes virtue IN name.
"THEoDoRE," "the gift Of God to man" So the
people would take ii, and 50 he believed it would
prove to be- He then went into brief but beau
tifu speech. which was warmly received by all
the listeners on account OF the generous feeling
which it expressed for all The Union He con-
cludcd with the following resolution:


ReS0lreI That the Nation be requested 10 meet
on the Sd o Jul; next. in State Conventon, IN all
the States of tie | non, 10 respond TO the nonina-
ton.


The resolution was unanimously adopted.


The President named Gov. ELLSWORTH OF
Conn. Mcssrs GREEN ofN. jersey, WI. B. REED
of P;. Gov. MErcALFE Of Ky. and. 5. +. Mann
of r. l. Committee to app.ise Mr.. Freinghuy
sen of his nomination.


Mr.. r JOHNSON row rose, not to pledge
the support of Maryland to the nominations here
made Maryland had spoken for herself, and IN
her last Election had swept Loco tocolsn en-
t,rely from her borders. She would not swerve
now from the faith she had maintained IN darker
hours. He rose to move, on behalf the Commit
tee OF one from each State. the following resolu-
tons:


prLr9n veil rer9nieI Nat6nn Caryency-a Tariff for Re
venue deray the necessary Expenses OF t- Government nnd
p9me.tr Iatc, Of hc Conn1y@he Distfbuon OF the Pro
ceed from the a of the Public Lan-a single term ioF le
Irslency-a reform OF Executive lurparo;>-anG -enefnlS
uch administration OF the affairs OF the Country rs s=


part every branch the public service the greatest pfuc
cable efficiency. controlled by we-Fe-uaied aud wise econ


BesolreG. That the name of Henry CLAY needs no E,
oeythe history OF the Country his iri appearance N
public life lis hstQr- brightest pace 9i prspefy ana
identified the principles winch he mas uphel
rs darker and lnofe DISASTROUS par with material
departure ~ our public policy from those principles.


Res&red. That IN rHEopoEE fRELiSGHUYsES We present.


ulrn pledged alike by lis Revolutionary ancesy and hs own
public ever calculated to sustain the honor
and interest OF the country


with Washington the fields OF Trenton and OF Monmouth
perile life the lIbey-nnd nitefSafdns Sen
OF the United STATES acted with WASHINGTON IN establish
ing and perpc;uatns Tint Liberylieodore freinshuyen
By course rs Attorney Genera Of the State Of New jersey
for twelve ycats aud afterwards as Senator OF the L. : ip
ereal alway. strenuous on The SIDE o Jaw o,der
and the CunsiItuon-whc Il private man. his head. hs
lnr and h eaT have been without stunt 10 the cause
OF AieFal, EducatoH Philanthropy and Religion.