The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-04
rHECINCINNATI CONVENTION.

The following additional news from Cincin natl
brings our report of the Convention complete up
to last night:
The committee on credential, as appointed, is
composed of
Vermont. B NARROW; Massachusetts, Jas Whit.
ney; Rhode Island, Fl Burrows; New Jersey, s
s Cannon; Pennsylvania II b Wright; Delaware,
Jas Bayard; Maryland, Ohio Scott; Virgins, N r
H Garnett; North Carolina, r Fl Heath; Alabama,
w Ackley: Mississippi, Yulee; Indiana, Saml
w Telford. Ohio Jas Stedman; Kentucky, Jno
Stevenson Maine, Benz Virgins; Tennessee,
H Thomas Illinois, Thos l. Harris; Michigan, WE
Hale; Florida, David L Yulee; Iowa, Barnard
caster Brent; Arkansas, Albert Caldwell; Texas, ]
M BRYANT; Missouri, Albert w Lamb; Georgia, Jas
Gardner, Jr.; South Carolina, G Moses.
Committee on Permanent Organization. Maine, ]
D CredweI; New Hampshire. Henry r Rust; Yer.
mont Rob Harvey; Massachusetts,, Isaac Davis;
Child; New York;; New Jersey, Chas Bates;
Pennsylvania, John L Dawson Delaware, DIR O
Salisbury: Maryland, James N Buchanan; Virgin.
ia, Paulus Powell; North Carolina, B Horton;
South Carolina G Macbeth; Georgia, Alfred Col
quith; Alabama, John Forsyth; Mississippi f
Barksdale; Louisiana, E Morse; Ohio, G B Dor
sey; Kentucky Beverly L Clark: Tennessee, J
Knox Walker; Indiana, Phineas NJ Kent; Illinois,
T S Young; Missouri, John Phelps; Arkansas,
Richard NJ Gaines; Michigan, ] G Thurber Flori
da, Charles Dyke; Texas, Richard p Hubbard;
Iowa, James Rankleti; Wisconsin, VIM Glib
son; California p Rust.
Committee on Preparing Platform New Hamp-
shire, E Sayel; Vermont, G. G.. Eastman Wis
consin, Benjamin F. Hallet; Rhode Island w. B
Lawrence Conn, Aim r. Hyde; N. j., e. r. v.
Wright Pennsylvania, j. Clancy Jones; Della
ware, S. w. Salisbury; Maryland, c. J. M. Guyna:
Virginia, Augustus A Chapman: North Carolina
w. s. Ashs; South Carolina, G. w. Dudley !;
Georgia, Augustus 4. Wright Alabama, John
Thnu,n 10
lana, Pierre Soule; Ohio, G.. l.. Vallairdingham ::
Kentucky b H. Corbin; Tennessee, w. A. Wallis
Indiana John L. Rhodes; Illinois, o. b. Fickley !;
Missouri, E. T. Hudson; Arkansas, General John
HUT Michigan, Micheal G. Greratt; Florida, s.
ID. Rogers Texas, II b. Bee Iowa, Thomas s.
Wilson; Wisconsin, Satterlee Clarke; California
s. w. Inge
The following is dispatch dated
CINCINNATI, June 2-l0 o'clock P. M.-The
committee on the permanent organization have
agreed on Gen. John E. Ward, of Georgia, for per-
manent President
The committee on resolutions are in session and
have not yet finished the platform.
The committee on credentials are endeavoring
to harmonise the New Workers. The sotts are dis
posed to compromise, but the hards contend that
they are the only representatives of the Demo
cratic party, and refuse these overtures.
The committee sat this afternoon with closed
doors to hear the case of the Missouri contested
seats, and finally decided to admit the anti Benton
delegates. The New York case will be heard to-
morrow.
The excitement is increasing. Mr. Buchanan's
friends are becon ming more confident. The outside
pressure in his favor is immense, declaring that
Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio cannot be carried
by any other candidate
At the Baltimore Convention in 1852 there were
2eS delegates in attendance, exclusive of South
CarolinaO and 1872 votes were therefore necessary,
under the two thirds rule to choice. On the first
ballot Gen. Cass received ll6 votes; Buchanan SO;
Douglas 20; Marcy 81; Lane 49, Houston 3; Wei
Ter 4: Butler 2; Dodge 3, and Dickinson l. Frank
lin Pierces name did not appear among the list of
candidates uatil the 35th ballot, when the Old Do
minion, which all along had east her vote for
Pennsylvania favorite son." made break in
the direction of New Hampshire. When the 4sth
ballot was taken, he had SIS votes, and the 49th
2s2. Gen. Cass' highest vote 131, which he re-
ceived on the Both ballot; MIR Buchanan 1O4 on the
ODD, and Judge Douglas 49, on the 3lst ballot.