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Mr, Stuart, Of Mich, moved tha. the Convention

Mr. Stuart, Of Mich, moved that the Convention
Gen, spratt proposed three cheers for the Ma
Llonsl Democrat party. which was enthusiastically
Mr. Miles. Of Nd, hoped that arranpsmsB,s
would be made for printing The of1cial proceed.
ings.
Mr.. Cushing, before putting the motion. asked
permission to address the Convention in a few
words. He said Notwithstanding the deep and
conflicting interests here At stake, may say 10 the
country that no Convention has ever sat for 30
great a length Of time, with the Observance Of 90
great share OF order aud freedom from personal
tiles or offensive ianguage, as this He had en-
doavored most impartially and honestly 20 fulfill
the duties Of the Chair, and Il In the excitement Of
the moment he bad been led 10 use any abrupt
language to gentlemen, he humby apologized for
1t. he regarded this Convention as having In it,
destiny not only the permanence Of the Democratic
party, but the question also whether these great
United States should continue aud endure. We
will not, however, relinquish the hope that the
Union will continue on I'll eternity; aud be felt
confident that the Convention will adjourn to day
with the determination 70 do all in their power to
restO ore harmony ami confidence.
Mr. Brent, Of Baltimore extended cordial inVi-
tation to the Democracy Of the Union 70 the hos
pitalities Of that cisy,
Adjourned.
Al o'c.Ock P. N. the delegates lsf. in crowds
for home.
The adjournment was effected by the Douglas
party under instructions from Washington.
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FROAI CHARLEsTON.

CHARLESTON s. O., May 9.
Every person is wearied, and large numbrr
of delegates have departed. The Douglas
leaders say the prefer no nomination to his
defeat and viii act upon that idea if practical
BILE.
New England delegates are prepared to aban>
don him, and also New York and Indiana ex-
hibit foltering evidences. A stampede is threat
ening. His head quarters are almost deserted
tonight,
Mr. Hunter has been telegaphed as to allow
the farther use of his name.
The Tribune's correspondence says, Mayor
Wood appeared to-day in the seceders ConYen-
ton, and explained that he had been invited 10
attend their meeting last night, but he feft him
self delicately situated without further action.
Mr.. Yancy delicately gave bim the cold shoul
der by suggesting that the Convention was
composed Of retiring delegations, and regretted
that he had not been admitted, so as to be in
THAT category.
Mr. Wood took the hint, and made virtue
of the necessity by a written protest against
heir proceedings.
The developments last night were almost con
elusive against tine possibility of Mr.. Douglas
obtaining a two thirds vote, even if his vote
should rise to a majority The Interpretation
of the rule was purposely adopted TO exclude
him, and New York was full apprised of the
consequences when her vote was taken for it.
The Times Correspondence says Fernando
Wood and his delegation left this afternoon for
New York. Since his non cOmmital TO either
Convention, it is stated that n portion of the
Virginia delegation will break off, and that the
Douglas party expect an accession from it =
Tonight they confidently say they will eithe
nominate him or adjourn to New York,
Chas. 0'COnnor, of New York, is now spoken
Of as a candidate for Vice President in the Sc
cession Convention.
F. G. Ripley, of Charleston, has challenged
DR.. Churchill, of the steamer W. r .Spaulding,
for alleged insult. DR.. G. entirely disclaims
any intention to be uucivil, and there will be
no duel.
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by TELEGRAPH,
Reported by the Union Telegraph,
OFEIoR, wARINo's BLOCK, CORNER oB BANK AMI
~. CLAIR SHEETS
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
XxxVhh CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAIHEeToN, May 8

HOUSE.
Mr.. Sherman made a suggestion as to carly
action on tho Tariff bill
Mr.. Dunn wanted to adjourn before the doc
days, and should vote TO proceed to business.
| Mr.. Cobb said he desired to makela speech
on the state .of the Union generally, bat he
preferred TO wait the final action Of the Charles
ton Convention before doing So If that Con-
ventiOn should be turned out to grass, he would
forbear making his speech.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he would call
up the Tariff bill Wednesday. It was general
| ly believed that after TO day debate In the
Committee should be confined to that subject
until it was disposed of
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr.. Hall defended the position Of the Republi-
can party.
Mr.. Stanton replied to Mr.. English. He said
that not one man in a thousand In 0bie, or in the
northwest, was in favor Of extending equal social
or political privileges to negroes. He granted as
| reasonable The purposes Of the Dmocrsts who
aver that the election Of Seward, or any other
Republican as President, is sufiGent cause for
the dissolution Of the Union.
Mr.. English explained. He did not believe a
cOrporaPs guard Of the Democratic party would
be willing to 90 out Of the Union because of the
mere election Of any Objectionable man for Presi
dent
Mr.. Stanton said that was true as to a great
many Democrats in the free States, but they are
in fellowship with those who avOW such sentiments
in order to aid them to retain control Of the Gov
erDment.
Mr. Wilson said Mr.. Stauntsn was in error in
saying that the Democratic party, North or South,
had ever declared as the purpose of the party to
destroy the Union in the event OF tho election of
an Opposition President,
Mr.. Stanton referred Mr.. Wilson to Mr.
McPheIsOn's speech, wherein were extracts
from twenty Democratic speeches showing
such purpose distinc ly avOwed
After further remarks in a similar strain, Mr.
Singleton controverted Mr.. StauntUn's position
as to Southern labor.
Adjourned
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FROM WASHINGTON
WAsHINGrON, MAY 8

The friends here ofthe seceders at Charleston
openly avow their policy to be that of throw
ing the election into the House by running three
or four tickets, once there they count on fifteen
Southern States together with Oregon and
California to effect their plan. This plan in
wolves the keeping out of Kansas until the next
session, which they haI the power to do,
through the Senate.
he Covode Committe had the Detroit Post
Office under consideration. A paper is sup
ported out of the profits Of the Federal offices
at that point, as a condition Of holding the
same. MIR. OFlynn, the late Postmaster, sup
ported an organ as long as he could afford it,
and was turned out to make way for Mr.. Wal
ker, who is now spending most Of bis time here
in order to keep Mr.. Cooper in the seat be-
longing to Mr., Howard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

Rich TREAT IN SToRE.-Prcf Robinson, Of
Cleveland, who il an adept in Dentistry, does not
neglect other "hne arts" IN the pursuit Of his reg
nlaE business. He visits Elyria every Saturday,
doctors teeth 10 be sure but is engaged 10 training
q large company Of ''0ld FOlks," preparatory to
grand continental Concert" which is to come
Of In the course Of three or four weeks. Each
performer is to be dressed in the fashions which
prevailed in "eays Of yore," and the singing will
be Of the old fashioned continental kind. They
have their reheRrsals every Saturday evening, and
sufficient progress has been made TO warrant the
richest musical treat ever enjoyed by our citizens,
Lelands Grand Orchestra, and several noted
singers Of the old school will be 10 attendance from
Cleveland, and due notice win be given OF the
time. The object is not to make money. but to
which CRATE So harshly on Old mother Grundy's 5
sensitive ear.
There will be such a rush for tickets as was
never known in Eyria-Elyria Dem.
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Last Nights Report.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENTION.
CHARLESTON, May 8.
2 assembled tbis morning
TENTH DAY.

The Convention re assembled this morning.
Mr.. Russell Of Va, made an explanation will
regard to the Tennessee Compromise, and offered
q resolution that when this Convention adjourn il
adjourn to meet at Baltimore on the 18th Of June
next.
Mr.. Wason, Of KY, raised point Of order that
the resolution must Jay over o5e day.
The President decided the resolution in order
except fixing the place Of Te-asEembing il the
pending order for balloting be suspended.
motion was made 70 suspend the order fol
balloting, and carried-ayes 100 nays 81.
| Mr.. Russells resolution is as follows:
Res0lUed That when this Convention adjourn
| to-day Il will be to meet in Baltimore on Monday
the 18th day OF June in order 10 oord States thai
are not represented opportunity TO fll up then
delegations.
A delegate from Tennessee moved to strike oui
Baltimore and insert Philadelphia.
The confusion and excitement was so great that
it as difficult 70 bear anything that was said.
Mr. Randall moved to insert Philadelphia and
the 4th dag Of July.
Mr.. Ludlow moved to insert New York. Motion
rejected
A vote was taken on the substitution Of Phila
delphia for Baltimore. Rsjected-ayes ss, nayl
l66.
The resolution to meet in Baltimore was adOp
Ited-ayes l95, nays IS.
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1858
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

ousRr3--Ws understand that tths Douglas men had
cartridges already prepared for one hundred guns
in honor Of the nomination Of Douglas OF 0hArlos'
ton, and that Deacon Gray had banner arsady
made to stretch across Superior street from the
Plaindesler Office to worthingtOn'F hardware
store, upon which was snblsEOned, douglas and
Popular Sovereignty" What's to be done with
the POWdsrl ]. W. will have use fer the banbs
al political winding sheet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

ASTONISHING INTENTIONAL new era is about
to dawn upon the world; universal knowledge is
to be in the possession Of every man, woman aud
child, and everybody " i'll hereafter know every
thing The new invention which is to accomplish
t bis very desirable or undesirable result, is ex-
which was printed upon the back Of an envelope
picked up in the street. 1t is copied unabridged,
and we charge nothing for the gratuitOus adver-
tisemsnt Of the Universal Communication and
Mediator" Here is the dOcumen. as in the Origi-
nal:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

How IT WAS DoNE.-A detailed account of the
Great Fight published 10 Bells Life, tell us that
the cOmbattants struck each other With mawleys
and buncbes Of ives upon the head, the nut, the
cone, the conk, the canister the nOddIe, the mug,
the knOwledge-box: the nose, the sneezer, the
snorer, the Snuer, the snu-tray, the nj zzle, the
mazzard; the eyes, the Ogles, the OPTICS the peep
ersi the mouth, the kisser, the whistler, the ora
tiOn-trap drawing the blood the claret, The ruby,
the crimson, the homs-brewed, the gravy; and in
several instances knocking the unfortunate knock
er OF bis pins bis pegs, bis stumpz and bis foun.
dstiOn, to say nothing Of boring, dbbing and send
ing him to grass Who wants the BeItl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

CONVENTION AT INDILNAPoLIs.-An informal
meeting to consult upon rates was held at Indian
apOlis on Wednesday. The following roads were
represented BY executive officers; Little Miami,
Hamilton q Dayton, Eaton & Hamilton, Mad
River, BsIefontAiue. Laiayetts & indianapolis
Madison indianapolis, JefIsrsonvilIe, Louisville
New Albany q Chicago, Indiana Central, Dayton
& Western Dayton, Xenia & Belpre, Peiu 4 In
dianaPOlis' Central Ohio, Pittsburgh, Columbus q
Cincinnati. Columbus { Piqua, Cleveland & Co
lumbuI, Indianapolis 4 Cincinnati, Terrs Haute &
Richmond,
After some discussion the schedule Of rates, Al
adopted At the Cincinnati Convention last week
and which were noted BY Us at the time, va,
adopted, and the Convention adjourned, having
tabled q resolution to appoint committee to d
the rates from Indianapolis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

ACADEMY or Music The "Dumb Man Of Man
chester" was presented at the Academy last even-
Ing, Mt. Henri sustaining the principal character
and receiving hearty and well deserved applause
for his capital acting The laughabe farce Of the
Waterman" was good thing. This evening
''ThO Golden Farmer" a fine old drama, will be
played with ''The Wanderers" for an afterpiecc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

FREIGHT TRAIN SMASHED The Pittsburgh
Journal Of yesterday states that freight train on
the Cleveland d Pittsburgh railroad, bound west,
broke through small bridge at WellsvIlle, on
Tuesday morning, Nine cars were completely
demolished, but no person was injured. The pas
sepger trains we're detained in consequence Of the
accident, but the wreck was finally cleared away,
and the cars were run as usual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

WHERE TO BUY PAPER.-We would suggest 70
our contemporaries here in the far West, the pro-
prety, in these hal times" Of purchasing their
stock Of paper direct IRON the manufacturers,
instead Of icbbers as many Of them are in the
habit Of doing. We purchase our paper Of the
Lake Erie Paper Company, Cleveland, Ohio, and
save thereby not less than one hundred and fifty
dollars year over jObbers' prices. The Nebras.
kian, too, uses better paper than most of its Co
temporaries. Those who, like us, desire to ecOuo.
mise, should get their paper at tho establishment
named aboVe.-Omaha Nebraskian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

CARP LAKE MINING COMPANY. The following
gentlemen have been chosen Directors Of the Carp
Lake Mining Company for the ensuing year:
Fayette Brown, John Jones, John Hays aud
TheOdstus Garlck, Of Cleveland and William vii.
lard, Jr., Of OntonAgon.
Alta subsequent meeting OF the Board, Fsyetis
Brown was elected President, and James E. Brown
Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

Y Mr.. J. B. Merriam. at the City Bank, is
agent for that model of magazines, the Eclectic,
and will receive subscriptions, as well as give
receipts to those who are already subscribers and
in arrears fol the past.
We hsve before taken occasion 10 say that no
more useful or readable magazini is published than
the Eclectic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

HOKE AOAIN.-our worthy Mayor. Geo. B.
senter, reached home yesterday unscathed frcm
the dangers Of the Democratic Convention at
Charleston. Unlike Msyor Wood, Of New York,
be didn't have to " sit out in the cold" but en-
ioyed himself capitally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

NEW FREIoHT HOUSE, The Fact states that
the Little Miami and the Columbus snd Xenia
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cOmOdiOus Freight House on the Depot grounds
in Columbus. It Is to be brick building-225 feet
10 length and SO feet in width with all the neces-
sary appurtenances and cOnvenisnces for the
storage ana shipping of freight.
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GREAT REJOICING.

SAVANNAH, May ..
One hundred guns were fred on the Battery
this evening, in honor of the withdrawal of the
Southern States from the Convention.
Capt. Farnham, of the Wanderer, who has
been confined in Jail here for the past six
months, has been released by some friends
An attempt by the U S. Marshal to arrest him,
was resisted by revolvers. Finally, the Marshal
compromised the matter, land Farnham is to
appearion Wednesday and give bonds in $780,
mn
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

SPIRITUAL LEcTURE.-Mr. L. Judd Pardee. an
'inspiratOrial speaker" viii deliver discourse
next Sunday evening al Chapin's Hall upon "The
Great Prize Fight" So it seems that the event
has not only shaken the two terrestrial hemispberes
but the seven spheres above.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

ATTEMPTED sUIcIDE.-The wife Of Mr.. Avery
Bishop Of Hudson attempted to commit suicide at
that place on Wednesday. by cutting her throat,
but did not succeed. She may recover. Cause,
insanity
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IA. e. COMPETENCE.
BUFFALO, May 8.

BUFFALO, May >.
THIRD DAY.
The Conference convened at half past eight,
Bishop Scott presiding.
The order OF each day, till the subject is in a
measure exhausted is the presentation OF petitions
and memorials from the various Conferences. The
mass OF petitions and memorials this morning were
on the subject Of slavery, asking for change OF
the rules.
Ex-President Fillmore appeared in the hall, and
resolution was unanimously adopted inviting him
to take a seat on the platform. He was received
by the Bishop, and cordially welcomed, the Con
ference rising in q mass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

~ E. RufinI us Superior St. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Gaps. It en-
braces ali styles and qualities, and Of course win be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
WhO'vish a beautiful and well becoming hat r cap
to call or Nr. Ru1ani.
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Chitiendss's Digest of Ohio State Reports;
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no BE HUNG.


BELvIDERE, N. j., Nay 8.
Harden has been sentenced TO be hung on
the 2sth of June, between. the hours Of 10 A.
M. and P. n. When asked why sentence
should not be pronounced on him, he said 81
have nothing TO say"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04

THE BOILERS OF THE STEANER MIcHIsAN.-
The old boilers Of the United States steamer
Michigan were sold on Wednesday Of last week 10
Pratt Co., BufAlO, for S67O, or Ia cents per
uouud