The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

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srroxrxo ros TIA. S'0I10As D'sfA1cAl
o.nxsut,on Of delegates from several
states, who seeded from The
Sa', Democratic Convention 81 Charles
s'''0'~ s.,as,ed in Metropolitan Halt, Ia this
ish' ...rday at ~ o'clock. The seats upon
e'F,,.., ely, Of the Hsil were appropriated to the
ne y" = N. delegates, and the galleries were
t" "a with spectators.
tFos"T T,rxrution was called to order by Mr..
Ise Tu,lins. Of 5. g., who moved that Gov.
v ssv OF Texas, take the chair. The mo.
Lafpss.Ns, carried, aud Messss. Fisher OF Va,
son sons'r,'s s. Of Ala, were appointed to con.
sas sas',.ss, L. 10 the Chair
VA Gas entirely unexpected TO him. The
asaoa had met here, ~ at Charleston,
csnssssure the pIunder Of the 0oveFnment
mol s.eure principle At every hazard. They
sa. s.rr as the Democratic party. and they
sid uafurI their banner, with their princi-
efs ard promised his aid in giving to the
a9"..ss..din Is a proper dtrection
fiS,.s.,o,,on OF Mr.. Muliine, Messrs. VAN H.
,ax,se. VI of Ark, and JOHN q. NICHOLS, OF
=. we're appointed Secre ,aries.
The Rev Or. BrKRows, OF the flrst Baptist
,larrh fRichmopd,) offered prayer.
CIV %. mo,son OF delegate from Mississippi, the
.,.,iss " we're instructed TO call the list Of
So. ard enrol the delexaeSS n ktfgnuHnce.
delegate from Louisiana suggested that,
a, some instances, all the delegates ap-
led had not yet arrived, those present be
uncovered 10 hano ia Auii Aist VI soeiE re-
~ Ssrrstsry commenced calling the roll.
,..n,,ng With Maine. There was NO re.
s.enss until New York was called, when q
,sor rIeman ans wered - aere!' which OCCASION.
Il loud applause
,.,d Iha. there had been no general action ia
s,s safe. but there were representatives here !;
rhereupon he was requested to hand In their
lanes.
ssma. presen ted to the Secretary q dispatch
.h,r delegates at Charleston had been sus-
:,lnri ana delegates returned 10 Richmond.
xao would pe in attendance As soon rs pOssi-
n, Signed by Joseph John Williams, In
~hali OF the Florida aelegation.)
The following lists OF delegates were hand
a 10 the Secretaries
Aabsua.-A. b. AIeek. VIM. L. Ysncey, d. W.
Bsue. p. s. Lyon, X u Scott, w: PORTS. n
Dawson r. Basnss, n;,ts.,F El w. 9; seoris5;
aS Van de Graaf, John Erwin. g. D. Johnston
John l.. Moore: b. W; Ksnnedy; Robt: L. scott
N,sass1rpi.-Ge 60. H. Gordon, Z. Barksd ale. W
.. barry. n. c. Chambers, Jos. X. Davis. Beverly
Gssrs.a;;-Henry H. Benn,ns. Nelson Tiff. E. J
Lsri..axa:-A. Mouton. John Tarle!on, Rich
81 as.s s'ioIf f..Sats, % " f fssroe. T. auateT.
VII s'as!: ss.sk Sh.,s, IsSs s5., n MSdH q Hs,n,,on
sS. saS,ssoe S:a esI; Gen
Jf Jsmson. Co, a y =. Aldrlch, W 2. simpson,
aes w.fs A. B"ynn Eno.ss
WD Porter. Col John z. Sloan, Col Alien Mac
lWsn, 6. a Trenholm, Henry liver, ]. 6. Press
M ,n cb!'x s. Nance. vi DWF.sa Aiken. iavnsene Ease
sy Gen. 8. r 6Ish, r. A. Springs, Major N. Z
Eamss.
rms.ses.-Gsorge w Br.dis ID, William T
iDessations from Texas and Arkansas wer'
Mr.. Barry, Of Miss, moved that n commit
sr Of one delegate from each State be appoint
Cd 10 prepare a list Of officers for the perma
cent organization of this Convention, ant
rules for its government, and report on Tues
day morning ut 10 O'Clock. Carried.
tommit,se-W. l.. Barry. Miss. r. A. Hunter
L.; kobt q. Scott. An; W. I Hel.s, Tenn
IF OVERLY. Texas; John A. Jones Ga; NJ "
e,ns. Ark. II r Mott, N. Y.
H',s 0a motion OF j udee Meek, of Ala. it wa
resolved that "A committee OF one from eacl
State be appoin ted 70 examine credentials, am
10 report on the ratio Of represen tation in thi
Convention.
romai,i,s...J.J J; Middleton, 8. C; 6. ". Brad
lsG. Tenn /; d. W. Baine. Ala h. } Mctihes
ia. Z. H. Hatch, La; I. .. Stockdale, Texas; I
Mr. Stockdaie, of Texas, moved that tn
western gallery of the house be appropriate
cor the accommodation OF the ladies, and tina
adoorkeeper be appointed. Adopted.
Mr Thaddeus +. Mott, Of N. Y, explaine
the action of the National Association of tha
STATE, in sending delegates To this Convention
The portion of the Democracy they repre-
sented had not been swallowed up in the cor
rupiion which had overgrown the party there
and they came here prepared TO do all In thei
power for the benefit OF the Union. Mr.. Not
presented the following papers, showing tn
authority under which he appeared here:
NRw YoRx, June 8. 1850.
This is to certify hst at u meeting Of the Trut
sA of the National Democratic Hall 81 n
sa'e Of New York, held in the city OF New iorI
ihs naaiss AS delegates and ate efnates to EoI
Isseat tnsm at the KicnmO a Convention. tor I'll
aeninallon oi candida es for Presiden and Vic
President OF these Unitel States. with power |
Dsesaies, 1ifernases.
Col Baldwin, w. Drake Parsons,
Isaac Lawrence, James Libby,
James y: nensei. A. Dudley ;s... Bean.
The recomme ndat on was fully endorsed by th
Association ana Executive COMMITTEES: Ia wltnel
whereof We siS0 our names
Chairman oI Trustees -sam'l B. Williams:
Chairman ii Associationa-Th.d P. Mott.
secretary Of Trustees-M. Dudley Bean. b,
Secretary Of Executive Co Ouni.tee-james
secretary Of Association-J. Lawrence.
NKw YoRK, June 8. 1860.
This is to certify that hon. GL L.soa ]. Iuck'
1T y Motl Hitarnaf0b and DR. Charle8 4 IVA