Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-28

from Missouri. The report of the commit
tee on credeutIsls was then adopted.
Mr.. III. H. Heath, Of Iowa. presented
pspsr signed By himsslf and another, sssting
thss no slsciIop Of delegates had besa made.
BY the National Stats Rights Dsmocfs,s Of
Iowa, but kaowing thy sentiments and wish
% ofths Democracy Of that State, they,
came here 10 consult In the delibera'iona Of
this Convention. .-l-.-..-. -,
Objection was made to the reception Of
the paper, and Il wss subsequently referred
to the committee on Credentials.
Mr.. Sewell moved that tAe feys dsle-
gates b. invited % fslaik shsIf sSSfs dsdt
the committee 6h Credentials reported
whe,hsr they wHs srHtledy 70 ;thsa. A.
opted .sfH ~ 'l4Vllil}s1 ~
M. ]. d. G. Atkinson, Of Tennessee
moved ths, the chsirman OF each delegation
on the Hoor. a. ohes report to the chairman
Of the committee on Crsdentials the names
Of the delegates entitled to note, % that the
Conven,ion can ct once psoesed 70 make
nominatiops. H. thanked God thar he wss
at length on floor where he could speak
without being hissed At. '''.'' NN1o =.
Mr.. Batfef f Massachusetts, al Z mem
Der Of the codsnhittse on fesolutioSs fn the
Charleston Convention. now on this door,
resigned his place ON the eothmi,tes end
i nominated Benz. r. Hsiists, Of Massachu.
sstts, to fll the vscsncy. Agreed 70.
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher, Of vs. Tie chair
was directed to appoint 4 committss Of five
to prepare an address to tile Democracy Of
the Union. Upon the. principles which gov
erned this Sudy in making noininstiOnss tsE
lie Presidency and Vice Presidency. shd III
vindication Of the principles Of the parry.
Il Mr.. Howard of Tennessee, moved that
. Hon. Caleb Gushing. President OF No Con.
vention, be chsifnYsI Of i4id toami.tss.
. The motion was unanimou:y adopted With
| great applause.
Mr.. Avery of North Csrolina, reported
from the committee on resolutions the Plat.
form Of the Seceders at Charleston, without
i. crossing 1T" or do,ing an al" He sbsh'
moved the previous question which vas Dr.
dsred, and tho platform adopted.
Mr.. Chapman, Of Alabams. moved 70 re-
consider the vote end lay :hst motion on The
table. Carried. Garoa 4soqiei q, ..,,,.
Mr.. Mathews, Of Mississippi, moved That
: the National Democratic Committee bseiSes.
strscted not to issue %icksts 70 any dsleeetss
whose seats are contested to NstionsI Cod.
J. vention. Adopted. -,
u Mr.. Green, Of North Carolins, moved th1t
ali the States in the Union be Invited ID ftK
an elsctorisl ticket for the candidate Of thij
Convention. Carried. f...lI..,
A resolution was adopted, that the Nation
IS al Commi tee be appointed BY the delsst:
i tions naming member for each State. T
!, A resolution was also adopted that tho
next Convent on be held at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Barksdale, of Miss, moved that the
Convention now proceed to nominate csndi-
'r dates for President and Vice. President o.
r. the United States. The motion WA car
|, riec. ,st,.S ,s WIS ,g!., 3#
'sI The President announced that he 81 re-
esivod a telegraph dispatch from two dele
* gstes from Minnesots, who were not, here,
asking that Mr.. johnson, Of Maryland, mfghl
10 cast their votes. "Lt TH f-Iroq-.
Ne. Avery thought Il dangerous precs.
D dent to allow these votes to be csjt By
D. proxy. .li'DJ4fFfIE !,
Mr.. Stevens, OF Oregon, moved that NJ
Johnson be entitled TO cast the votes Of ths
=, two delegates from Minnesota. Agreed 10
H. Mr.. Loring. of Macs. then addressed III,
,s Convention. piedging Massachusetts, TO stan,
40 by the South In her struggle for Consi,u
uonsl rights. The delegates from Asssa
,i, chuset,s had no personal prejudicss. Thsy
nj desired to present the name OF mSn" 70
Il. the Presidency who had no frisuds, 10 oiiewar'
Ne or enemies to punish. They claimed IL,
right in behalf Of the Democracy of Mass.
10 to present the. name Of gallant son, Q
q: Kentucky, John C Breckinridgs.
a. Loud and enthusiastic cheering followe'
nd this nomination.. SYttI III HHLLIr 4
n: Mr.. Ward, OF Aiabama, nominated r. u
d. IT. Hunter Of Virginia. Loud applause
AL Mr.. Ewing; Of Tennessee, with qppropri
n: ste remarks nominated Daniel 8, Dickinson
d; Of New York. lahding MIN for bic long de
=. vo,ion to thy principles Of the platform I'D
i. opted here. to-ddy. snd sympathy with III
4 South. He pledged Tennesses 70, stand b,
d. that platform. '''' q ~ IN
itl An attempt YES here msde 70 nSnii inas
BY scclagstion which failed. - !
n. The Convention proceeded 10 b2floe viii
N. the following results, BrecksuhdgS 81
OF Dickinson &c. whole sumbsr' Of vote
=. lO6. The States whirhhad cast sheii vote
he Tor Dickinson now Withdrew then ska gis,
~ them to Breckenridge. va ' 30 l ..,.e,,
n The President announced the RESULT. q
II. c,afiue Breckenridge unsuimously nvtitns
of ted, when die CoaSsiiisa lPosb. Ia 4 bod!
i'm giving round after rpved Of apPlsusS.i,r
4. When quisiasss wss restolsd. NJ, GisSS