The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-15

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Aaotscr National Conceatton Of Kaosc- Nothi.gs.
CLrvgtasp fOhic) June Ia The second grand national
Of Sams anti Samboes met here to-day at the
Sons OF Temperance Hail. All the northern free States
were fully represented.
They are making the most out Of the anticipated dssu
ton Of the nothing convention in Philadelphia Gen.
Wilson and Governor Boutwell, Of Massachusetts,
pected here to-day The best e. harmony prevails Masa-
chusetts s largely represented. platform will be
sructed presidential campaign. upon which il IL be-
eyed the entire North and West win rally.
The news the adoption OF the prosIavery platform by
the nothing convention OF Philadelphia was received
in the convention this afternoon with much JOY twas
the death kne Of Sambo in the United States and
the beginning Of Sans triumph.
Among the leading spirits the convention H. Girls
void John Paul. and j. q. Vaughn, Of Ohio; VIM > Dam
rel r. Emery Adrich a. b. Weston, G. w. Slack, X. r..
Ienks and William Stowe, Of Massachusetts; j. w. Steb-
b,ns 81 seymour r. II. Thompson, j. Van voorhis, and
VIM Richardson. Of New York sawson Vais Schuyler
Calfax and H. W. Clark, Of Indiana NJ c. Gere and H. p.
Perry OF Illinois T. Smith Hobart A. M. Boaker, and II.
O. Bss, Of Michigan; H. O. JohnsoR and Others OF Penn
sylyania; J. NJ Burgess Of Wisconsin, and others.
II il believed that the following platform will be adopted
l. Distinct determined hostility the encroachmen,s
Of slavery.
mise.
B. Internal improvements under the authority Of the
eral government
A. Protection TO American industry.
The Philadelphia Know- Soasing Conversations
Pp1L. DER pasA June Ill, a. m.-The convention has
nassed terrible night Crmnaton and recrimnaton have
been the 81 the night After desperate struggle
vote was reached majority report Of The platform
mittse aud ii was carried.
or.arEa pAsT L. a. m.--Ths kncw nothing national
vention has this moment adjourned. The speeches daring
the night were numerous, and many 81 them pfhy. Al
though the intense good order preserves
and before adjournment the following votes had been do
clared
In favor Of majority repor. Of committee platform,
eighty sgainst IT, fifty nine.
In favor Of the minority report, hy-ons opposed, Hne
ty-,wo.
In favor Of Mr. Rsyners proposition, forty four opposed
nines seven.
The convention adjourned until 3 M, when the inune
lion Of secrecy will probably be removed.
fThe despatch appears in ths New York Times 81
Yesterday morning Last evening received the following
| special despatch FROM Phiadephis
suApsIpnfs june HI. p. The c.called know
no,ng national convention has fallen completely into frsg
meats the adoption Of the majority platform, twelve
states seeded from the convention and estAbl~hsd plat
form Of The following are tho s~cediag States
oho Indiana Michigan, illinois, Massschvsetts View Hamp
shire Vermont Maine, Iowa, Rhode Island, and coDnse
cut with Wood, Chandler, and Cook, Of Virginia
II L generally believed that the secedrra have gone q
gwen ts numbers ~ the other nothing nasionss con
venfson at Cleveland.
re Aaausse's Nsses NJ 81 Losss.
ar Iouis joins I3The European advises By the
Atlantic we're received here via the House line 70 Chicago
q clock this morning
fThe steamers tssys New YORK. psperD trans
pred 10 Wall about quarter before O'Clock Ia III
nornsng OF course the difference Of time be txker
I into consideration
Graad TsmperaHee JstRss a. Lafayesss, fsSisaa.
LAFAvsrrR, June ls.--rhss being The day that th
pro6lbsry liquor law gaes into effect The part
grand eeebsstiDn IA ths oity The sftsndanoe from
The surrounding cansss VERY large, sad the procssdnw
exceedingly harmonious and enthusiastic Aa orato
delivered BY the Rev y H. breckenridge, sad sdresar
made py several other spessers The city was hlaai