Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-07
Te .rerari.s1 80 10 7ore: Csate
CIncinra.i Convention.

Cincinnati, June, 2.-Thc MI.Eoui, Soft. s.hs,,.
forced t'tl Nay no Tie BON, WIEN q lenou, FOL-.
took place, in WHICH the at~r keeper WA Ino.ff...
down and seriously injured. ro.h the Me- ~ vnff
delegations wei" re!u.'a s. njtttp.e. stme lrt,'.
was donC-a II ointiig cen mit1.,1. etc. vhsn 80.
I'll" create: Confusion, tie convention ad,ourrsa ~
10 O'Clock to morrow. "
Cincina III, Jane 3 The convention va. esu.,..
order OF half. past ten O'Clock, tins ,norpiny ~"
Mr.. Iaw on, of Pa, from the committee on .4rr~
ut organization. reported. Gen Ward a. 60
was nominated Precedent. with Ia Vic. -rscsiaen, H. ~.
each STATE. and 'hi.iy oD' Secretaries
III. lresidr4t on taking his sat made a nat. A.,
appropriate speech. II" monrnci the dill prear,,s.
"i the great ana gallant party which had tyrmeds
c"tnbatted the Democratic party. lie said ,hsf me-
.hn party was surrounded W UNI nowr dangers ,h.,
thr land was c"nv,lsed With foct,ons-i,, thcrsatnrs
bel ooveA the National! democratic, party TO 70 10 ras.
IN carnea' to deieat it's crem!es, sud preserve uusuI
led NJ great IriIcipirs.
Tie committee OF Credentials haEs sIni,.sd II.
ant bcnior delegation from Missouri.
Inc Mississippi delegation ha.e resoiysI to ipsi,, :,
lie adoption Of r platform Of principles betor. ron,
into the nomination. e
The comm tee On Credent.ls have now unde, VA
sheraton IN" Ne" York Gaze All aorts 9! CONTRACTS
to.v rumors ahost.
Various rumor. are in circula ton az 10 the ,,ot,
h." rea-4t, but none are reliable. Ouc is that rir,t-
uId ~E1onglns viii ~ti.dra~ aud tia. Ruc hApaa Viii h
nominated 10 -lnor:pw.
rinin1,cti, Jun, e. o'c!nck x.-coprsntsn =,
nj fouT clock. lt.e businas transacted vas uniuat.
taa'- /. was ann. uncet that the Committee % ns.
~lalions would report In the morning.
C,tpinnati. JuLr i-Coaven:ion convened At u.
O'Clock, wl,-r the committee On Resolutions re1orta
The resolutions announce. as the princlpies q Il,
CunTcn.iou:
lst. strict construction Of the Constitution a,s,.
intcrr4l improvements.
End. lHFt l-avC II. veto novcr az al present.
u. Know NothiASifin ia denounced, and classsset
with the alien and edition iaws.
4th. They re-entorse the compromise Of 1856.
1th, Endorse tie Kansas Nebraska act. and isn,
the admission ot states into the Union. with or viii.
olt slavery as tic people may determine.
GI.. !utoT e the Monroe doctrine, &. one o! III.
cardinal principles If the Reputlic-snd orposs hr.
ciEn Interference IL the American continent.
IA" resolutions we're enthusiastically adopted.
The committee IN Credentials report deciasisaSA.
New ! orA Soils entitled TO thirty-two seats and .ba,
IiaYts TO four. a stormy time is anticipated, as,a
an administration triumph.
The rrsoiG;.on fa,oring the construction Of 4 rod
10 the 4cilc was laid CA the table by eighteen GA
jorit".
The forsjcn policy resolution passed by over two
tTiris ms GRITTY. A motion 10 reconsider ~.s lost BY
ae.eGtr-uino 10 oae hundred and seventy nine.
, Convention adjourned unit! morning.
Cincinnati, June 1-George P. Buell., editor Of Tie
democratic Review, ut Washington City, WAS stabttt
in the back, in an ARRAY here to night. Hel NJ
ous!y u iurei.