Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-07-05
National Democratic Committee,

National Democratic COmmitte,
" This Committee was appointed by the Ba
as timore Convention, and consists of the 70
t, lowing gentlemen:
lie Sylvanus r. Lyman, of Me-; Alpheus l
10 Snow, N. H.; Charles G.. Eastman, Vt: |
. 0. Prince, Mass; Jacob Babbitt, r. l.: Wn
= F. Converse, Conn; Auguste Belmont N. Y
is Jacob Van Nosdale, N. j.; Richard Haldt
d man, Penn; Thos NJ. Lannahan, Md; job
r A, Hartman, Va; Robert f. Dick, N. c., Wm
y B. Gaulden, Ala; w. w. Moore, Fla; Dat
ley II. Byum, Ala, Thos. Cottman, La; I
: Flournoy, Ark; Jas. Craig, Mo-; G. Kno
IS Walker, Tenn; Henry G. Harrison. KY; Ii
n J. Jewett, Ohio; Ii. w. Harrington, Ind
Murray Mcconnell, ILL.,; BENZ. FGlett, Mich
i John X. Sbarpstein, Wis; VIM. II. Merrick
Ia; Henry II. Sibley, Mimi; Jas. A. Nc
e Dougal, Cal.
S The committee was organized by the choic
of Auguste Belmont, of New York, as chair
! man, and of Thomas Cottman of La, F. o
Prince of Mass, John A. Hartman of Va, ant
Hugh j. Jewett of Ohio, as secretaries.
The Executive Committee consists Of Mes.
srs. Belmont of New York, Jcwett of Ohio
Dick of North Carolina, Converse Of Connec-
tcut, Haldemsn Of Pennsylvania, Coitman Of
Louisiana, and Follett of Michigan, with pow
or of substitution
The following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That Mr.. Montgomery of Pa.
Gen. James u. Pratt of Connecticut, Messrs
Craig of Mo-, Vallandigham of Ohio, Rust of
Arkansas, McClernand of Illinois, Taylor of
La, Larrabee of Wisconsin, Banks of Va,
be and they are hereby appointed the resi-
dent committee of the National Democratic
Committee
Resoloed, That the resident committee be
requested to prepare an address to the De-
mocracy OF the country, giving a true history
OF the character and proceedings of the Ma
tlonal Democratic Convention held at Charles
ton and Baltimore and the seccssious there
from.
Resotoed, That the crisis demanding that
the organization Of the Democratic party shall
be preserved intact against open as well a. |
secret enemies OF the Constitution and the IT, |
Mon, it is therefore recommended to the sew
eral State committees that they take meas
ures to secure the adoption Of an electoral
ticket in their respective States pledged to
the unequivocal support Of the nominees OF
the National Democratic Convention-Ste-
phen A. Douglas and Herschel V. johnson.
Resotoed, That ifany State committee shall
omit to take the proper steps for securing
such an electoral ticket, then the member Of
this committee in that State is hereby au-
.horized, either in conjunction with members
d the State committee or by his own act, t.
AXE such action as he may deem necessary
md proper for that purposn .
The following named gentlemen have been
ppointcd the National Democratic Commit
ce, authorized by the Convention at Balti- i
nore, which nominated NIessrs. Breckenridge
nd Lane:
Isaac ]. Stevens, Esq, of Oregon. t.
Hon. 6. W. Hughes, of Maryland. "
Hon. j. w. Stevenson, of Kentucky.
VIM. Flynn, Esq, Postmaster Washington. tt
Hon j. G. Berrett, Mayor do. al
Walter Lenox, ExMayor, do. r,
George W. Riggs, Esq, do. CT
Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi. Y
Hon. Thomas B. Florence of Pa. in
Hon. 8. r. Thomson, New Jersey. hi
Augustus Schell, Esq, of N. York.
Hon A. Meek, of Alabama. p,
Hon. Jesse ID. Bright, Of Indiana. T.! r.
Hon. Robert Johnson, of Ark. tn
1t will be seen by the above that both d. -,
lions OF the Democracy are preparing fora Ri
5orlous campaign, in which they have en- an
ed their monied men. Belmont, said t. e."
worth eight millions, gives his influence To- NV
usas, and Riggs, the Wellington Banker Do
L.
&c. We apprehend that more money will oc
spent in the coming presidential campasst ~,
IN IN any ono that has preceded it, and fl
ruption, that will put to the blush the III
est that has ever dsgraccd our countr, m
Il stalk abroad unrebuked. al