The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25
FRIDAY MORNING. =, FEB. 25. Il
SECOND nAI-THURsDAy.
NIGHT SESSION.


Convention met at o'clock. anc WIS
"a ' - order by President JANNKr
'HIFT. -. vas no business before the body,
- ,'are nsde for Gilmer, OF AIbemarle, and
coni''TI -, ,,tl,,er took the stand His ap-
"a. -. MAS greeted with loud cheers and
l"H."so,,.l.ac.,i the compliment thus CON
II - "a, ,t. OF his amusing speeches, wnich
lived with shouts and bursts Of laugh
W Tha Major promised, n the close OF the
canton, 10 make big speech, ana iof ths'
- AN not des ire 10 be reported now.
-, J,,tletou Tazeweil was next called out,
- .-rusrd the immense audience, ladies as
81 a. ,arn-tar the galleries were crowded
t the iairer portion oi creation-by relating
u,.ts.y os amusing anecdotes, when occa-
ned frequent onrsis OF laughter ana ap-
hsl:.pas, O'Clock Hon. john NJ Boris,
F,-atton OF the Convention, appeared
.tshaI. and was greeted by loud ana OFT
led cheers He was escorted 10 The plat
. md soon after was introduced 10 IN"
+. ,.uiioa by President Janncy.
~ N3its thsn addressed the ConNen ton for
~ t,.o h0urs. On nauona! questions he
...,s7i isd ;he substance of his late iet'"f ana
-. a. The Harper ferrv outrage ana theactS
.t.., Wise with the same severe cFitlAsHi
.srrged upon the Convention the rropf.ey
.flr-lpr the circular OF The National Cen
.-a| Executive Committee, even though the
,...tputiun might not agree 10 an us recon-
.,IqfIgus As the only means OF eStaoiISi-
.r 4 Cons nstitutionai Union party, ana o.
,.It,ny ,be Democrats The Convention, he
.,F ought 20 recommend TWO persons 10 the
N.uOnai Convention. II had been stated 70
lln. during the DAY, that the vote OF ihis houy
sff been scaled and that there was mayor
a., iu 1t OF lu.Hh tor gentleman III aio ~ ", e.
mr. If that Is So the Convention owes III 10
NAT gentleman and TO itself, 10 give MN the
fltrnt of mat vote, aud ne lur one, II t!at
yi~cinian is fairly nominated by the Nauonai
Convention, tanc he could hoi CONCEIVE oHth
e.tair nomination. would give MIN MS eaIh-
u. hearty cordial support Applause
W'lfh thrrr parties IN the iield-the Black X
H.rubllcan~-the Union pariy-and the Dem
'rt,s--iht latter was sure 10 succeed by II
r,-aury vote. Ought not an effort 10 be
.ls hen. 10 unite the entire Opposition, so
-, ha,t tpr Democrats Aud cannot this
=. done! Il can. The Cuion parry must
,.,rA candidate, he the consequences What
,.-r may The Democrats VIII have a cAndI-
-. II he National party VIII bring for
,,s-f -ruly national nan-ohe that has new
t,-u connected with sectional Issues--the
p-rubijcaus viii maze no uomlnatlon, but
ii vote for him to beat the Democrats, and
-.-.f him.
Mr. Bots read letter from a gentleman in
"a, York rendering hIm the Black Republl-
MI nomination, II he would say he was
K.,nhl,can To this he replied, that he was
- - oUapunIican-neyer could be 4 sectional
,sau- and Wuuld receive iio nluce as Il sectlon-
:, nart.1au. Applause.
~ th- mon party is given the nominee for
pr-.,i4tt from The Souih, cannot they afford
~ give The North Il conservative man, even
,L'.sh he ma. have acted with The Republi-
s4n. lie could see no objections 10 that
..tr.4 ~ noilcy and was sure that by adopt
p, A. he Blrci. Republican organization
Truin h. broken up, the Union party would
.r,.4pd aud The Sectional questions which
ms aFl'ttp anu distract the country, would
te buried IN obtNton,
...fA f{af f@f rpm "a
wa. made and carried TO adjourn until III
.-,l.aE FRIDAY morning