New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19

uemeerat.c Convention I'm Pcnnsyiv"ni"'
u,as,sBuRe PA. Wednesday. June II, iSoo-e m.
The Democratic State Convention Is now assem-
Ming here.
dent. "a Con,os,oa Cat.
"Ss apPo''' BARRrsBuRG, "Wednesday, Juce II, 1863.
The Democratic Convention redssembled at
o'clock tonight
inc. which were unanimously adopted:
b,,srd That spproye Of the resolutions upon the
.,e Of The county by the House of Representative
Of This Commcnw eah the 18Th Of April last and In sd
Siop thereto and further expression Of views upon
cubic ssr, DO resolve follows: Tibet we again renew
sn fidelity the Consultation of the United States the great
charter which our iorestheIs struggled aud fought AID
I" 20 form perfect Union, establish jusi,re in.
sure tranquility, trovide Tor the common cetnse,
sf srIy to ourselves and po,tery" and that, mss
much ssths Constitution embodes the only guarantees wa
e.n have p NO nope II from Soosd sposD
and anarchy the who sneers at the Constitution as 49,
proves hin self deficient 10 the first elements Of PATRIOTS
and any officer Of the S,ote Federal Government who
TO support the Con ution, aud seward with that
cath upon Ii. conscience winfu " vioses it, 10 wholly
worthy Of public condolences that the nights the Con-
euon provides every citizen Is that Of hens secure IN me-
without process law fair trial by competent Judge,
jury Of his neigbbors with witnesses 10 Coz font Him.
and counsel TO defend him, !. so rst in 'ef 90 neees
s.ry the hsppness OF the people, and this is 20
plainly written down IN the Federal Constitution ond
h eli the State Constitutions thet any person WHO
it has not ia opinion, the mental capacity
which tits b m for public stsiion
indignation that Of political opponents claim for the
PIeder OF ha United States power hitherto wholly nn
Known IN America snd exercised in Europe Asia
except by the mos, despotc monssehs nsmey power to az
rest tee citizens to the OF homes. opinions on PUB
exercise this himself with moderation and mercy
which bis nature might prompt bat has delegated TO many
suboduse. and they sgan to others IN Of he
county In, k hissous yresenee 'een sna e all over ne
land.
Resord That the Democracy Of Pennsylvania have been
the OF The Uaon. end ia the name and ot
the .ske Of the Union denouuce the least ntinon that
tbe Democratic party en'estn new o. ever have entertain
ed. entsIsin. the ghtsst sSInpsty vita me
present ssantee Rbelcn or with ,rsT' IN srs against the
Government would consent top.see terms IN
volving 6isme mbeImsnt Of this Uaiou.
pro.onnd ans ETY. for Il; fate we claim Al win
night consider discuss ascertain ard in becoming
ever VIII in Judgment will be mo,t hkey 10
psce .no keep the whole National Union Together under one
Reoirsa, That when thi. began bad The solemn
pledge o. the Federal Administration snd OF he party when
placed 81 power expressed IN tie resolution icd 10y
Congress July a. that s not wssod on their part In any
spirit OF oppression &c asis fact Of utra Ahoitonisis
AWAY. opposed 10 Uniou without the vi the
great Of the people has totally chsnstd m founi'
s,owing pTocsDing its purpose to be wholly different
thu has greatly desyed our just hopes Of AL holoses
There was great confusion in the Convention
during the reading o. the resolutions. TIE. enhus
asm was great, each resolution bringing forth
rounds OF appliance.
TIE Convention then projected 10 ballot Tor
candidate for Governor. A number Of nsmes were
proposed. The following ia The result of the hrst
ballot:
Hie.ier Clymer.......... 33W II. Wit.e......... ~
Geo w Wooeward....... SIN. stIok
John Gee. sCen. " b transtn.... q
.....s..s..sss.siE
The ballOting continued without much VARIATION,
excep, by the Withdrawal of the names OF some OF
the candidates. After tie eighth ballot, the name
of White was withdrawn, ana Mr.. Woodward Was
nominated ON the ninth os follows;
Clyusr.......s3 Wooi~ard.....75 Siiiciland......3
The nomination, in the midst Of great eXciiemeni,
was made unanimous.
Chief Justice Walker Lowrie was nominated for
Juoge of the Snpreme Court by reclamation.
The Convention adjourned with cheers for the
nominees.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, june IL 1888.
A srecisl TO The Bulletin, dated H1rfisbusg,
June II, ssys:
TIE Democratic State Convention met this morn
ing. 1t WAS called 10 order by Francis w. hughes.
Mr.. NebiDger Of Philadelphia was elected tempo
rary Chairman by IS votes over Mr.. PeiIiken, VINO
GOT so Mr.. White Of Phiisdelphis is still the most
bsoniaept candidate for Governor. but viii not be
nonilate a. was seen by tbs small vote for Nj.
Petriken, his friend Messrs. Hester Clyuer OF
Berks Judge Woodward. CeesDs OF Fulton Geo.
Franklin OF York, and Cas- Of Allegheny, appear
10 be prominent ia the order named.
Sor,e of tie delegates talk Of Offering strong war
resolutions, and Of sighting against tbs approaching
Rebels.