, 1860-07-07
We make tho following extracts from report
Of the proceedings Of tue Ohio State Democratic
Conssntion, publiahed in the Cincinnnti Con-
nttrcial:
When the Convention re assembled, after
d;~"er, ths Prssidenl called for Committee r.

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on the floor shouting and gesticulating madly,
aud there w4s universal Kissing.
Judge Rankin Of Franklin moyed to table
HslI's motion.
i. Questions Of order and privilege poured in
from ell directions. !,
Hail denied the order Of Rtntin's motion.
He had not yielded the floor and intended to
keepit.
More ye1ls and points Of order. Chair ruled
Hall doHn-said he bad atnn d tie courtesy Of
the Convention. hail insisted On bis riehte.
Tells Of down with him. "dovn," &c. Hail
would uake y personal explanation. ehoutA Of
''Dont want It" "5ou're no Democrat" Hall
had no busines. in the Convention. Confused
aDorn Win him." "order.a Dele9ates;
demonstrated against the application of tie
gag rule 10 n.body, aud npcn appeal Of
Rankin:: the ,obssreperous Hall preceded.
lie said he had acted in Denocraetic Con.
veu.lons for sixteen years. His Democracy
Vas kno"n. Tie party had always been
for measures, not men. Some fifty Democrats
in that Convention disagreed with the mtiority,
aud wanted their sentiments respected. They
preferred Breckinridxs to Douglas~ 1Hisses
and yel's. He wi.hed to know il those who
prefer, Breetinr'dse are not regarded within
xhonts Of q No." emphasized and long drawn
out. Hall attempted TO 60 On, but was pro-
hibi.cd by clamor, when tie chair peyemptor1iv
ordered him dosn. Indge Tshnethill, in q.
tempest Of passion, depuuncing the Br. ckiu-
ridge men as dlsorgaIlzers, who came to dis
,turn the couTentiop: He, m1de 4, rabb1e-rous.
ing speech for Doaglas, and got up stunning
excitement.
..'aall again roae. and. demsndrd 3 hearing.
More harmonious yells. Dozens tried to speak,
aud ali orer the hous. they said, :" Let them
ga. The: chair was-gettiug frantic with his
garel, ncd there was music bT the Democratic
band: Hall rus finally s.iaed and 'scceded
ANOTHER ROW.
Cos. q. 3. Payne presented the report Of the
114tlorm Committee, and after it was read, q
delegate moTed the previous question, but with
drew it upon appea u ". B. 1elfair, Of Clinton,
Sha desired te speak.
III. Te!iair had no disposition to throw fuel
on the fire. lie would love to SEE harmony.
are dlrisions which threaten to destroy the
Democratic pa1tC. Therefore, he didn't wish
to zee the names Of Breckinridge mad Lane on
the wall. But be had been SURPRISED to ne in
the hall flags inscribed with the name Of Ste.
phen A. Douglas. Why is this SO. (Conia.
Ar. yalsntigbam said reproachfa]iy that the
previous question had been properly moved,
and had been withdrawn only By courtesy. liz
regretted it had not been preased... He would
be glad TO hear the remarks Of the gentlemen,
10 long as th.y are copfued within The bounds
Of ProFEie1y; ; BIT s11 xhs1 s;,eg gentisnsn- n @ -
thority The gentleman assumes to say that my
sentiments ire not II accordance :with the SEN
timeuts of this Convsutionf'
Mr. Y. sa,d he nidu't.
Nr. Telsair udicrousy turned to the Conven-
ton, and saying he WAS for Douglas and john
son with Squatser Sovereignty omitted, has
down under great laughter.
Mr. Muse Of Mukkipgum moved the adoption
Of the resolutions by cafl OF counties, to shor
that the Convention is strong for douglas:
) Judge Je~ett denied Ause's authority to
speak 'or Muskingum county.
The Chair decided tue demand for such call
must b. made By whole. county: Hamilton
county made the demand; and the roll being
called the resolutions received all but two vote s,
which were from. Harrison county, aud they
subsequently, knocked under. TelfaiF Of Gin.
ton voled yca7 with the understanding that be
1epu.aiAted Squasser Sovereignty:
TIE narck1xc1pcE MEETING.
The Breckfuridge and Lane meetipc at foa,
63 and G. NJ il House, was formidable. U. S.
Murshxl Ssdord says III delegates, represent
lug every congressional District in the State,
wxre present. Hon. J. ". 3. err, Of WaYne.
| formerly Senator from that District, presided,
aod VIM. A. Neil, Of Columbus, wss Seer tary.
Hon. George Fries Treasurer of Hamilton
County, whose ability and re-pectabslitY are
we'll known all over the State, WAS elected
Chairman Of the State Central Cammittee-Dr.
John uawsnn is tbe Committeeman from this
| District The brains OF the Democratic party
are in the movement, and the leaders mean bu-
sinees., They claim a, ,00D voles in Ohio. It il
au e.resions mistake to presume that federal
officers only are interested in tile rebellion. II
has many adherentS among the Democrats who
are disgusted with tie one man power, and
with the tyranny Of the Douglas wurshirpers.
The proceedings we're not merely harmuni.
ous, but Eere ssunnlngJ enthusiastic. One
delegate, Charles Palmer, Of Fayette, said bis
| delegation bad tuEned him cut because he had
the aadae:ty to declare that there might be
contingencies under which be might yote 70,
| yreckinridge-" u S. Marshal johnson said
titqbst quen,iy with evident sincerity, to +
crowd Of expostu!a,ing Douglas men, thai
"nouglaa could not get an electoral vote IN tht
Union, aud thst the only hope of electing .
Democratic President, was 10 force the election
irto the House." Others we're equally candid
There was A'dea1 Of angry chaffsring betw ee,
part'zaos Of the two factions On tie streets
but the BreckinFiogc men remained firm ans
su4lsn. some Of them declare. 1he, purpose q
f-tha movement - be radical-tbat Is, to noni
nsie electors. State aud county officers, AMI
along the whole line.
A State Central Committee was appointed
Judge Bs9den, Judge nurohs1t, OF Ashtabul.
Cel.'W. 0: Morgan; Of Newerk, Hon. Il. Hutch
eson, Of Madison, Hon. L. W. Hail, Of Crav
! ford, aud Vim. 4. Neil, Of Columbus, amop
oshots, we're appointed Q committee to prepar
. an address to tee Ohio Democracy. Twenty
fse counties we're represented. 4 Stale Cor
vention was called, to meet in Columbus O
the second Tuesday in August, to nominate
t..s r. ,9d ,3shetSs2c sltSt9,. l9s t'sks =,
works in the State House Square, mulsitudes {
people. th1onged the area and the street
front, and ths Democrats hsd no show for thei
class meeting. They finally got one up Ut th
American corner, where some Of them d.
claimed 10 crowd Of two or three hundre.
Et~mbaugh, Douglas candidate for Attorne
. General, sssd, among other ahie things, that
. ~was prepared to discuss throughout the Sta
with his Republican opponent, every I<got qs<
: tion that might arse IN this campaigo. TPr
digious applause.l
on ~ raa w1ckt1rrk Etsortr1os.
l. The following baltimore slaye.code reso}