The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-12
Wing National Convention.

Wing National Convention.
We copy from the Patriot of last evening
the following programme of arrangements
made in the city of Baltimore for the accommo-
daton of the Wing National Convention
which is to assemble in that city on Wsdnes-
| day next, by the committee who have had the
| matter in charge:
ARRANGEMENTS AND REGULATIONS Fon THE SIS
| SION TIE VINO NATIONAL CONVENTION OF 1857
| Tho convention will be held in the large saloon
| of the MARYLAND Institute Building commencing
| at II O'Clock m. Wednesday, 10th instant.
| In the centre of the commodious platform
has been erected for the delegates proper and actual
| reporters only
| The Committee of Reception will be constantly
in session at the front of the Institute from
| Monday morning, l4th inst, at 9 O'Clock, up to
| the opening of the convention.
| The Chairman Of each State Delegation is urgent
| ly invited to present himself at once to the Com
| mittee of Reception, with corrected list of his
delegation. and the names of those Of them who
are expected to be present.
Euery full Official delegate, upon his arrival in the
city, is requested to report himself at the Hall,
either through his chairman in person, in order
that he may be duly registered and obtain his
| ticket Of admission Containing his own name and
the name of his State) to the platform.
I1trnates. Owing to the apprehcnded unusual
extent Of some of the delegations, seats have not
been provided on the platform for slternates, ex-
cept where they called upon to act officially in
the absence of the real delegates; they will, how
ever, be furnished with eligible seats overlooking
! the convention.
Reporters who desire accommodations upon the
platform, must satisfy the Committee CT Arrange.
ments that they detailed for actual duty at the
convention By the papers they represent, or they
cannot be allowed there, room having been pro-
vided but for the requisite number
Reprsseniatires of the Press, however, and letter
writers not making reports will be provided for
among the reserved seats in the gallery.
The Pub,c will be accommodated with seats-
which they will be required to occupy-at either
end of the platform the main floor OF the
Hall.
Irs Ladie, (aud gentlemen accompanying them)
will occupy the entire east gallery Of the saloon
opposite the Presidents chair.
Complementary Weksn The wet gallery (fac-
ing the delegstcs and IN full view of Ahom) will
be reserved exclusively for those having oOmpii
nlerltary tickets embracing the alternate delegates,
member. Of Congress, the city authorities, Wing
State Central Committee and City Convention,
Managers Of the Institute, and the representatives.
| Of the press.
al parties (includng delegates and rcporters)
will enter the building at the main doors on Balt
more street Placsrds will be posted over the
inner doors giving further directions.
| Poiice-Tt il the determination Of the committee
10 preserve rigidly AL their regulations due to
force proper order, if possible. They hope their
effort, to accommodate all parties will be appre
ciated in the right spirit, aud that, for the credit
Of our city no disorder will render it necessary for
then restrict the privileges Of admission further
than they have already done.
The comfort OF the delegate, nd reporters, and
the proper discharge Of their important duties de-
nand the mort po,itiUs action IN preventing any Other
persons rodis1er from gaming TO The platform;
and the police ere charged particularly to guard
| them from intrusion Of every sort.
GEO. E. sANGsToN.
Chairman.
w. II. G. DORSEY,
! WI. Il. NORRIS,
] WIN N TRAYERs,
/ ZENOS BARNUM,
! Committee Of Arrangements.
/ The following 10 the Committee Of Reception, a
sub committee O. whom will take charge Of the
official delegates aud alternatcs, and smother por-
ton devote Themselves to the service OF visitors at
large, in assisting them TO procure quarters, &c
DR.. J. L Yestcs, Chm. J. u X Emory.
! George r. Sable, Rodney II. Brooks,
! Thomas &. James, Thomas IA. Gardner,
! John w Hall, y. :. Chappell,
! II. II. Reynolds, Henry Handy,
/ Wm. II. Quincy, Major Ed~srd Spcdden,
/ Charles Ridgcly, Benjamin 2 Gould,
VIM. II. Pcsrce, j. n Griffith,
Elias Bishop, n Rciman,
Robert L. Seth VIM. Kent Hail.
/ They will be designated by a blue badge.
Findncs.-'The financial arrangements have been
entrusted to the following named gentlemen,
who are all duly authorized to collect funds to
dcfray the expenses. Any Of them will re-
| ccive contributions for that object:
! G.. T.. Sangston, Chm. Jno Loo krrd,
J Jno. Bruno, Dr.. J. Hanson Thomas,
/ VIM. Chcsnut, W. u. Morris,
] VIM. McKim, W. II G.. Dorsey,
/ Il h. HAMILTON, J. n. LUckctt,
! Jno X. kenly, James H. Carter.
By order Of the State Central Committee:
GEO. +. sANGSTON, Chairman.
| BhITIsoRr, June ~, 1854.