Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-12-10
The Presidential Campaign.

Netting Of The Democratic National L,tHf-
tecA General McC'e'lan Nominal
CINtINNATI, Dec. 4,-The Coz segya.,s.
National COMMITTEE, m ct at Burnt .Jua
at o'clock this afternoon.
Gov. VIM. b. Cimpbell Of Tonuea-u..
was made Chairman pro tenn. Tie Hon.
Amos Kendall was elected permano . PRES
dent Of the Committee, and william q Ia
of New Yoak the permanent Treas ''
Arrangements 'Wtrc made fo- an a. .isIr
Convention to meet tie same day. Ia Con
vertion to assemble at"'12 oclC,r, ID IT,,
large hail.
The Convention was addressed C3r.ug H..
session by the following namtd g aagu.
Hon. Garrett Davis, of kentuc :. T.
E,!rfauA of New York Lieute Hr- Gov.
ernor Jacob, of Kentu,ky VIM. llrt
New York General Leslie Comb har-
ming Norton, Of Texas j. Scott ..i.iaau.
Ohio; Samuel Y. Wilriams, May, g o.
C. Phillips, Ohio; Hamilton Pope X ..
John II. James, Ohio j. p Brunnr. Ecg-
lucky Paul Skipman Il uisvile;C ,,ruoc
Campbell, Tennessee; r: +. SttpLore New
York, and many others.
Letters were received from llC0 iJ, "a
Bell Robson, Of Pennsylvania; ..,.--.
Etheridgc Team; 'Washi@gtrn llur y. :.
Lynn Chids, Edward liddlc, Mass W. b
Reed, Penn, Gov. Titatle and l".n +.
TayGf,, Ohio John b. Houston, KenwgHr'
Governor Colby, Vermont; or. g'yr.
Md. d. Davis Nixon, n. y: and ra.r .,.-
crs, all expressing tie greatest intd' Is, it'..
success of tlis movement, and nea = atI a.
press the most earnest GCsiIe for e nun.
mutton of General George 3. McClel! % nyt.l
Convent OH.
In dclere zee to these nGlhtfous G! use.s 1Hs
in favor of General ctor6e" 3. N-Cl-.nU.
tie subject of lis nofiiiation was before O.,
Convention for its Consideration, an, gosulted
in the adoption Of the following 'ia,iu.
presented by the Hon. j. B. Brun
Resolrcd, That'this Convention eansu
tation adopts and ATKINS the Eentu Ky PA,
form of 1868, and Suggests to the Coaserya-
tive Union National Committee, the name
Of George b. Mcclellan for the next presi.
dency, and recommends to said Committee
to take such action in regard to the nominal
ton OF candidates for the President and ice
President as they may deem eEpedieut.
During the discussions, the names a the
! Hon. VIM. B. Campbell, of Tennessae Con
Leslie Cooml S, and Gov. Thos. f. ai1lle'tC
/ were mentioned with great interests r Nic'
President.
This evening the National c. H..
| again convened, AMI adopted the f
resolution upIn tie motion Of | .al.t,
| Pope, of kentu ky: .
lIhereas, The Advisory Convention. HEX
in Cincinnati on the 4th inst, having rec
commended to this Committee the name o
/ General George B. Mcclellan for ME rresi
| dency, and no candidate for TIE Vice Pesi
dcncy, and it be deemed advisable to have
future citing Of this Committee for thu
nominating of candidates for the 'rcsi1enc,
and Vice Presidency :;
Therefore be it Resarcd, That the resolu
ton lie ref, rrcl to meeting of this Com
mittec, to lie held at independence Hall, il
Philadelphia, on the % day of this month
and that all members be earnestly requisite
to attend in that city, for the consideration
/ Of this resolution and such otEer action a
may be deemed advisable.
The permanent Secretary of the the Com
mttee is Il. q. Stevens, of New York.