The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

'pectfully report the following:
For President,
JOHN E. WARD, OF GEORGIA.
For Vice Presidents, the following gentlemen
ire named from the delegations of the seycra
States:
Maine-J Smith.
New Hampshire-C L Woodbury..
Vermont X Kidder.
Massachusetts, H Child
Rhode Island--P w Gardiner.
Connecticut-J d Pratt.
New York
New Jersey--Jno L Darcy. ...f
PepnsylFania--Arnold Plummer
Delaware-Wm H Ross.
Maryland-C Humphreys.
Virginia-R A Banks.
North Caroina--Bedford Brown.
South Carolina--B H Brown.
Georga-Jo ohm W Lewis.
Alabama--David Hubbard.
Mississippi-W l. Balfourd.
Louisana---AleXander MeGton. @
Ohio--G w Belden.
Kentucky-Levi Tyler.
Tennessce-T G Lyons.
Indiana William Rockhiil
Illinois, A Matteson.
Missouri Il Mcbride.
Arkansas-John S Roane.
Michgan--M L Crowfoot.
Florida---J T Maybee. ..
Texas-Matt Ward. ....
lowa---C Mcfarland.
Wisconsin--N Dewey.
California; H Hill.
SECRETARIES.
Maine--Wm X Kimball
New Hampshire--U Kimball.
Vermont B Bowditch,
Massachusetts---J C Abbott.
Rhode Island-M j Miller.
Connectcut--W D Bishop.
New York
New Jersey-Wm Hanna.
Pennsylvania--Joh N Hutchinson.
Delaware-Henry Ridgley,
Maryland--J A b Leonard.
Virginia--Wm F Richie.
North Carolina--H G Williams.
South Carolina--B Wilson.
Georgia-lIugh Buchanan.
Alabama G Hesse.
Mississippi-~W A II Tyson.
Loulsana--A Derby,
0hie--Ames Layman.
Kentucky-Salnuel Williams.
Tennessee--Jacob Miller.
1ndiana--James Elder.
Illinois---C A Iampkin
Missouri--David ID Berry
Arkansas--R Z Jackson.
Michigan--G C Chatfeld.
Florida--J r Brooks.
TeNs-N G Pollck,
Iowa-A L Walling.
Wisconsin---A L Gray.
Cali Grnia-J N Dawley.
The committee further recommended that tn,
'ules of the last Democratic National Conyen
ion be adopted for the government of this Con
Tention,
On motion Of Judge Borden, of Indiana, thi
'cpcrt was adopted unanimously
The Chair appointed Mr.. Dawson, of Penn
'ylvania, and Mr.. Yulce, of Florida, to conduc
he President to the chair.
On assuming the chair, Judge Ward, who is .
Inc, bold intelligent looking gentleman, addres
led the Convention in an eloquent and able man
ler.
The Vice Presidents and Secretaries wer
hen invited to take seats on the stand.
Mr.. J.A. Bayard of Delaware, submitted tn
Rosolved, That the Democratic delegates fron
,he State of Missouri, represented before tn
Committee by Messrs. Green and Phelps, ar
he duly elected delegates of the Democracy q
Missouri, and are entitled to their seats in tn
National Convention to the exclusion of the con
,esting claimants represented by Messrs. Pric
ind Brown.
On nmotion of Mr.. G. V. Mcfarland, the reso
ution was concurred in and adopted by tn,
Convention.
D. G. Buell. of California moved that til,
Convention appoint one Sergeant arms ant
,wo deputies, for the Convention.
DIR. Cottman, Of Louisiana suggested tha
he Committee of Arrangements appoint thes,
,ficers.
Some one else proposed that the President
make these appointments. Adopted
mr. McMallen, Of Virginia, moved that thu
'ohNention when 1t adjourns, adjourn to to-mor-
ow at ten o'clock A. II.
Mr.. Dawson, of Pennsylvania, hoped that al
ne preliminary business of the Convention VOL
70 done to day, so that tomorrow the ballotin!
i the Convention for nominee could be pro
eeded with. He was in favor Of taking recess
md then meeting again to hear the reports 0
he committees and act upon them.
Mr. McMullen said that his resolution woult
lot rctard business Of the Convention.
1t was not to adjourn now, but to adjourn un.
il ten o'clock tomorrow, when the Convention
lid adjourn.
The resolution so qualified was adopted, and
N motion of Mr.. Dawson, Of Pennsylvania, thu
Convention took recess until four o'clock, p. NJ
~ AFTERNOON SESSION.
At four o'clock the President called the Con
'enticnto order
Mr. Fettit, Of Indian 4 desire to inquire, iol