The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03


dent. Tickets of admission to Convention
made to the National delegates from Mo. The
Price Convention delegates not recognized as
Democrats Full discussion before Commit
tee Of arrangements The question may come
in Convention, but the Price men will not be
admitted. Benton here and for Buchanan.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June 2.
The Convention met at noon. Benton del
egates knocked down the doorkeeper enter
ed fighting their way and took seat, tickets
of admission having been given to their oppo-
nents. Neither New York faction admitted.
Sam Medary, temporary Chairman, after
complimentary vote for Pierce on 1st ballot
Buchanan WILDE nominated. Indiana, Ohio
and the free States will give him their votes.
feg THIRD DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, j une 2.
The Convention met at II O'Clock with full
delegates from all the States. Sam Medary,
of Ohio, was appointed temporary chairman,
and on being conducted to the chair, returned
his thanks for the honor thus conferred. About
this time great rush and noise was heard at
the steps Of the hall, and persons ascending
into it, The door keeper was thrust aside,
and the Price Delegates from Missouri entered
the hail. some of them with clubs in their
hands, and claimed their right to seats in the
Convention against the decision of corrupt
committee of arrangements. For moment
there was great confusion, and members left
their seats apprehensive of general row
Order was restored and the intruding dele
gates took seats separate from those as dele
gates from Missouri
In the proposition for the appointment of a
committee on credentials, the right OF the Price
delegation to seats again came up. As the
States were called, A. w. Lamb was named as
the member from Missouri. Gen. Price rose
and called the attention of the Convention to
the fact, that under the terms Of the resolu-
ton no member should be named from Mis-
souri,, inasmuch as the seats of the recognised
delegates was contested. &
Mr.. Richardson, of ILL.,, referred to the in
suit which had been offered to the Convention
by the intrusion of the contestiug delegates
and hoped the Convention would protect itself
from outrage.
The President suggested to the contending
delegates that the proper place to settle this
question was before the committee on creden-
tals, and with kind feelings advised them to
take this course. safss es-f sci -
The name of Mr.. Lamb was then withdrawn
and the delegation retired to the lobby
A committee ON permanent organization was
then appointed The two delegations of New
York were excluded by the committee on ar
engagements, and the question will come up be-
fore the Convention.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June 2.
Subsequently,, after the scene of confl-
sion, the Benton delegation retired in ac-
cordance with an overwhelming expression
of sentiment of the Convention. zoe
A committee on credentials and another on
permanent organization were appointed.
Mr.. Hallott moved that COMMITTEES on
platform be appointed to whom all platform
resolutions be referred without debate (Con-
fusion)
The Chair decided it to he tabled, but on the
yeas and nays being called it carried. 81 to
liz. This is deemed an anti-Buchanan tri-
umph. -.....-- a.es s7ssse
1t is evident the platform will be made be-
fore the nomination, and it will be very deci-
dedly Nebraska.
| Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
$50 ARRIVAL OF THE oRIzIBA. 2.
4,-a.- aa New York, June e.
| The Oriziba has arrived from Nicaragua
with dates to the 22d ult.
The war had ended. The evacuation by
the Costa Ricans complete. Walker had en-
tered Virgin Bay. r
7 The Transit route is open.
There is no interference by the British ma
val forces; to the contrary, they express
peaceful intentions. The American squadron
will therefore not remain at San Juan.
Schlessinger was sentenced to be shot
Rivas has been proclaimed President of Nj
caragua.
Aid for Kansas. IL.
i New YORK, June 2.
The Massachusetts, House OF Representa-
tiyes passed resolution appropriating $4,000
to aid the Free State cause in Kansas.
WASHINGTON, May 80.
Mr.. Sumner is more comfortable this morn
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