Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-03
NEWS BY TELEaRAPH.--
FROM CINCINNATI.

OSeissr June z-The boats from Kentucky and
OH" arrived this morning throngcd 9TH pa senger.
SUPPOSED there at least twenty thousand
here, and trains Of monentarly arriving With
mote La Order To accommodate the sor- the propr-
b'' of the Burnett HOUSE have fitted up tire. thousand
cots IN an adjoining warehouse. An the hotel. mr., over
h,~in8. aud ioan. delegates ar. quater.d nj p,iy.,
h'n-es The prvss l. largely represented there having
been one hundred and sixty applications Tor reporters
uesks' The Convention assemblies at IL O'Clock. Blu
ehanAns friends very confident to-day The Hard. and
so' ale circulating pamphlets. urging their respective
claims.
SECOND DESPATCH
The DOUGLAS MEN IN SECRET CAUCUS-RU-
MoRED WITHDRAWAL OF DOUGLAS.
CiscNNAri. Juue 2.The friends Of Douglas are in Sc
crst caucus, aud there that he has withdrawn
from the field
The Massachusetts, delegation organized by eecting b.
p Butler Chairman. On test the delegation stand
~ for Pierce aiil v for Buchanan
Third DESPATCH.
TEMPORARY OkGANlZATION-A ROW IN THE
CoNVkNrlON-QUlEr RESroRED-SPEECu OF
THE CHAIRMAN.
CiSciSSAri. June 2.-P. M.-The Convention a,s.m
BLEED at IL o'clock to-day aud was called to ord., nv
AcLtnc oi Maryland Mr.. Richardson Of Illinoi. NOM.
mated Samuel Aedsry, of Ohio Tor tenporsr. Chairman
aud the Question being put, carried unanimously Mr.
'"s"S"' VI ihua, eonmercrd reading the call for the
Convention, but interrupted Ly sudden upr,ar M
the door, and crowd us.crvd into the hall fighting au,
amidst the direst confusion. Il discovered tina, th.
h'hcu'y Was bet~een the delegations from Missouri they
having resolved TO enter by violence Knocked down the
ioorAeePer and rushed ill., headed by Ex-Governor Price.
For ie~ minutes the confusion vas ind.scrb,ll.
members Jumping upon chars-and il seemed as though
'h.re vac about To be serious riot Quiet was soon re-
stored however and the reading OF the call proceeded
Mr. McLane stated that when the credentials Of the Mi.
sour delegates we're presented the committee vi arrange
meats gave tickets OF admission the delegation which
presented Ir'a Jdeie evidence election aud refused
the otheiN New York also appeared two sets OF dele
gates Tut a. the committee could decide which Was
cnrd To seats they declined give tickets to either
unless they coulI arrange it among Themselves as had
been done in tile OF the Mississippi delegation oti
Of the delegations from New York await admission
Mr.. heiay, on taking the chair addrrssed the Con.
Nention. lie returned thanks for the temporary honor
conferred upon him aud proceeded To comment on the
progress OF Democracy aud its extended influence lie.
believed tile occasional stors III the party calculated
to purify the political atmosphere, aud that the party
destined to triumph despite these temporary quarre
Payer then offered by Rev Dr. Nicholson, of Cin.
ciurati.
Alexander b. Clcthera of Alabama, anIwm. f. Richie
OF Virginia elected temporary SecrctarJs
Al" Blown, o Mississippi, introduced II resolution adj
hitting atcrnates to seats.
Mr Harris OF Illinois, proposed that ce rain pro rata
number, four from each State be admitted A. the hall
vas not Large enough to immediate all.
Ga motion OF Nj. Craige Of North Carolina the resolu.
on was laid upon tho table the Convention was u-
ly organized.
On motion OF Mr. Harris, OF Illinois, a committee on
credentials wa- appointed, from each
State, each delegation choosing for itself Mr. r. H. Gar
nett Wa appointed 10y the Virginia delegates
As soon A. the committee announced Mr. Richard.
-on, o Illinois, aud sail that he had 10 desire to i
etrre IN the quarrel Of States but the Conventions owed
1t ITSELF 10 its dignity aui propricty that no person
should be allowed to force Into the hall by
overpoTeng the doorkeeper. 1t should protect itself
from violence aud insult
Mr. Hall, u Missouri, OF the delegates who forced
the doors TO speak but the chairman refused to re.
c'gn'Ee him, saving that the gentleman must present his
grievance to the committee on credentials Mr. Hall
made another effort speak, but was interrupted with
OF /" order !"
Me- Price, OF Missouri then said the dele alton submit
Ted to the decision OF the chair aud at once withdrew
irom the hall.
committee ON organization appointed one from
each uneontcscd State including Paulus Powell from Vir
GINA committee To draw up platform was also ap.
pointed one from each uEcOutestcd State and the Con-
ventOu adjourned till mottino