, 1860-06-25

adherence to Douglas bY JUD CCChFAU6 of
New York and others. when the Convention
took recees till I r. II.
Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick Of Alabama was
Nominated for Vice President.
Mr. Richardson of IIlinois presented letter
from Douglas. dated Washington. e0th Inst.
asking the withdrawal Of his name, if it would
nrodnee neare and harnonx in 4he nemocra,ic
rsnks' but Mr. Richardson said M that lbs % The course
Of tba seceders had been such AZ to nrevent The
friends Of Mr. Donrias from makin9 any ma of
the letter.
The Convention, after passiur several uuim.
portant resolutions. adjourned Sine d,s.
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NATIONAL nEr1OCRATrc coSvrr.
TlOy.
H.,,,xoae. June o3.-The Seccdcr% conven.
tim met at noon to-d DIV in the WnrvjsnJ Tns,;-
fmte whch vss crowacI n i. ytn1nat ca1.-
The Convention ras ca,ted to o,dar h7 ~
Er,nn NJ Tennesaee 040' - SA''
~ Pascal ~ V;ro;n;, vos ,bou,n .a
,rr t,hs;rman and mnda m ah,o soaeah ehapoa
teyiz;ng th;s :onrent;on a. he rebn1ar canrs
linn. The frat huajness in order hs sa;d ~a.,id
~ ,ion. -. 20: ous.n.se ~ o'uel 10 satos "oula
oe 70 Ieorgaeize On me principles, usEges and
9plt!t OF Tue ota1es rights democracy OF old
'5g,n'a as,ns., r. u,,r,.na oua H.
Mr. JohnEon o. Mary land and Mr. Cratsby Of
oregon were elected Secretaries.
COMMITTEE on permanent organization wis
tnen appoinled. "hen tne convention adjourned
III O'CLOCK Inns evening.
Inc l2Qo"lne otates are represented ia tha
Gony,e Gos,n wnole' or II pai1 n.a'rk,u'n North
Iatol!ns, AItson': e?n1cin'a' TIeRon, FLORIDA,
louisiana, alssslsstPp'' 1e1as' Tennessee, hen
'uGHt' ~ auu aai, AiAads1s aF T.. p,s.ou =
1ne speech ol Af; nuseet4, IN taxing the
ehatf o1 Inc oeceaers convention was as ful-
lo*s; naH,;. .t,.. n.,..,.n
Tt.lte"'e" y INC 1at'o"oS Df1noeTasse tonc<n~
Gnn: .
do not know OF anything On which the hon-
or IN selecting me chairman OF this Convention
Is based, except 1t ia On honor TO the ancient :
interests here represent The first official act
Of this Convention, since It assembled At this
place, has been to signify that it will be governed
by the usages, principles and spirit which
has governed the National State Rights Democ-
racy Of Virginia The Convention which has
assembled elsew here, and from which you hare
withdrawn. has lost all title to the designation
Of National. Il cannot perform the functions
| Of National Democratic Convention, and ev:
cry one believes that all true Democrats will
unlte to declare 1t unsound IN National relations
You and those you represent aTe majority
DemocIane Sa.es. 1aes Ell IooE 10 sou to
Petlorm the lunct.ons o! tNat'onal Denaocratic
an1 you WI WI t ~ 80 recognized by
i oran, Sonau, Sass a1a ~. "es. cneelsl
nave ese!} conuusnce ,hat Sou VIII s!ann upon
the principles and Will be aole to defend tue
Democratic party ana pfo1ec1 fhe rights OF all
tne STATES ,ano maantasn me Constsintion against
all enemies. open or !nsaalous N1th THIS reli.
anee upon you, anu eopouence IN 1ne 1ue1ice OF
cur course, am prepared to perform in an
humble and Imperfect manner The duties dc.
voiFfng upon me-
| EyESISo SESSION.
me convention feasse@oleo 81 r. u. lhe
Ian was oense!y cro"oea IN every part. Ihere
were intl5 a.ooo persons present and tho great
| eSt enlnus'asu ~as "sutsoteo; !,
" n,otloa VI ~. laws VI MlsalssH!ppl' too
toe !aules WIZ ln'"e" ~ 'ecupY t"e 7aeant
sea1s on tne apor.
ia. ai ,,,1 81 .ns Ie % %me'ega
ons ',l ~ lAnu ~ r.. Cs,,a ~ wsos. lne E9n
Wsrmont n"e 1H @e1ea",s sssashrsa}ta e.
sefn,on.; ons aS.e9ais, ai11Ssac4use1s, 70;
e, ne% losA 3 respehus W. ienns5 .sanla 1e1nonoeo;
ue4"Ao onu t ne. NV ~. issPr,ueui fHRtata'
oe!egaaesi so1'n ~. tafpuoa. - neoegla, ~
rloIiea sesPouaeu tnat ~ .oe qee4ales from
that state are not nefe, bu: a!l Will be soon;
Alabama, ~; Lonlsaana, az me aeteGatee; Iex-
az, al 1ne oe1eRates; MlssiSslppf' - ARKANSAS
Responded; Alssonf1, :; tennessee, ~; hen
tacky, ~; Iowa was responded to BY ar; Heath
Of thas s1a1e Ainnesota responded california
RESPONDED, her "ho'e electoral vote; oregon,
all the delegates.
Mr. Walker, from the committee on peEma-
nent or9aniza1on, reporteo me lion: CAhEb
CoohlNu lof permanent fle2laens ot tne Con-
senton; ,-,-
Ar. uen1y o. Ieu'sst tsauta moten tnat
| - .t..:. r. Ir'U..s1..t I - t:.s
u nis ete:''ot rt ea"en., 4ua 4equest 1'ni ~
resume nis seal 1ne mo1lon was g1ee'eo Win
loaa Mi applause: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
lnf con'ta:.ee iteseuty uppealsu, eonanct
inE hr; ."sn'ne .nto"&u tle uensei} packed
nal'. Hts aPpe0Ianee was gtee!ea WIN lm-
meuse cheering the whole body rlsHg up in a
mass 10 'ueil !eet aau g'slne cneeI ssaer cneel'
=, when qnletness hao neeome"hat restored, !,
MT. Rnssell kiaais greeted Mf. Cnshng, end
handed him to the platform, when the cheering
was again renewed
As soon as allenee Was again restored, Mr..
Russell said: turning to Mr. Gushing, Gentle
men Of the Convention, your chosen President
needs no Introduction from me, for you have
already acknowledged him as one who IS now
and as he always has been heretofore, the Pres
ident Of the National Democratic Convention.
Tremendous cheering.
Mr.. Gushing, on taking the Chair, said d:
Gentlemen, we are re.assetnbled here as dele
gates TO the National Democratic Convention,
ffnI fFf1FT1 rfa furnr <t&$n