, 1863-12-05

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In the caee Of Noble 4; Co., conspirators,
to-day, in tie United States Court, the mo-
tion for new trial was oyerruled, and the
prisoners sentenced US follows:
Samuel McFerrcn and Andrew Coyte to
pay fine of $500 each, and costs; and john
Racer to pay fine Of q 600 md costs, and
to stand committed until paia ~
Gen. Cox was to-1sy relieved from duty rs
Commandant Of the District Of Ohio, and { Il
dered to report immediately to Knoxr'il1e
He wil1 leave On Monday ne1+>
C1Nc1XxAT1, Dec. 80 Conservative
Union National Comr ,st1aa a,.t
nett Honge at 3o'clo kS Eov ", w., az 4 ths bur
nsn' q Ienaesse was made chatr1oam ~ Iaap, up.
.em. Hon, Ancs Kendall Was eIentaj E 1,an ~ z'o
ns-- PRESIDENT Of tho commiffee. w -
Hnr1 Of New York, elected permanent =; Traa. ~
surer. Arrangements were made for tha con-
sn1tlng convention to convene the same day.
the large hall.
the convention was addressed during the
session By the following named gentlemen
Hon. Garrct Davis Of Kentucky, j. 2. Faurot
q q New York, Lieut.. Gov. Jacob Of Kentucky,
YIN. G. Hnra Of New York, Gen. Leslie
Teoa Teomo5 Of a keaatgeky' a. Banning Norton Of
William Of Maryland, J. g. Phillips Of Ohio,
Hamilton Pope Of Kentucky, John H. James
Of Ohio, J, B. Ernnner Of Kentucky, Paul Z.
Shipman OF Louisville, Gov. Campbell Of Terr;.
nessee. T. L. Cleveland Of Kentucky, RI.
stSfens Of New York, and many others.
Letters were read from Hon. John Bell
Of Tenn; Washington Hunt, Of n. 7; Hon.
Linus Childs, Hon. Edward Riddle, & Mass;
Hon ". B. Read, Of Pa; Gov, Trimb1c
: T~n. John /. Taylor, Of Ole uf1bcrf
and H.. = Ill; Hon John = Huston. af
H.; @ffes' aaa. e. B. cp,ye, ef Nd sns aoa D.
vis Nlxen, Of N. r; ania man o...-- 'D u.
pressing the greatest intereE In the success j.
OF this movement, and nearE all expressing a t
most earnest desire for he nomination Of |
General George B. McCle1an by this Conven-
During the discussion. the names Of Hon,
2. B; Campbell, Of Tenn;s Gen. Leslie
9sn1 mentioned with g7e< interest for Vice-Prcsi~
To-day the Natiqaal Committee convened,
and adopted the ;ollowing resolutions unon |
motion of Hamilton Pope, Of Ky:
=. The advisory 1n.cntlon held tn Cincinnati On
nj he de9 Gee e III G9
t 6eing ase1s to Ssve fas91e meet eee
Viee-PresIdency; therefore
RssoIrei That the resolution b. referred to a
t5s ce%%tttee to Be held At Indepe
month and that all members be earnestly request.
d to ttena in that city, for the consideration Of
he ttolutioH, and such action as may be deemed | |
7e.o!rtd, That thIs Convention Of Consultation |
'9ps sad Eeatr% Il ths Kentnsky platform
invention the name Of George B. Mcclellan for {
ne1t Presidency, and recommend to said Con- |
u r ensh ~ asHn Il efd to he
EN- e1pedient, :
The permanent Secretary OF the Commit Il
Is 4. F. Stevens, Of New York City.
pecial Dispatch to the JEFF. Davis Organ in this
:Mc1SNAT1. Dec. s.-Ihe Conservative old-Line !
: ssnas$ b S.sssfss eSS
N all parts Of tho North and the Border
.tse E1-Goye5noE Campbell, Of Tennessee, Is
sed doors, and but little thus far has transpiscd
It's proceedings. It is understood that the 10 Z
IT, Of delegates were Of the strongest and most
=. Senator Garrett Davis, ~ Of s5l2: KeptuetT
:laEed that military interference with elections
dta9sSns I'D sqa ~as ss he
sonssn sas e Sea45 C tas e. fPRSs 8Rioa
ts se d S n9y h
: fs to be proeecuted tor that object and mono n
ez. There :are decidedly Mcclellan feelings
1uE l0b aE!ekA16S, although 10 Presidential !
fercnccs will be avowed ut present. That will | n,
LEFT to more numerous aud general conyen- y
., to be held in the future, The present con- ta]
tion will only issue address and resolutions CO
, convention will probably conttnne tuo =
three day5. Tbs name Of ex-PrcsIdent 4
rce IL again mentioned IN connection with the t
eidcncy.. i is believed by many that, owing hc
ho old relations which existed between Presi: {ct
Pierce and ths leaders in the South, he conld y!
more to bring abouta restoration OF the Union NJ
i'd Cause big division in the South among Il
continue the waE, would favor the restora- 4
.Ideut a. NJ. Pierce would make. Mcclellan, Il
ever, Is still decidedly the favoritc With the
orfty.
Nc1NsAT1, Dec. 4.-Thc reward for the 4,
turc Of Morgan has been increased to Ia
90. =
cncral Cox has been relieved from dnty ri
incinnati, and ordered to report at Knox Is
,. He
rade in cotton between Momphis and ar: IN;
aas has been broken up by gnerilias, who
1der the people Of cotton, destroy It, md
script the oWners.
otton was quoted at Memphis, on tho 1st A.
:, at A cents to 70 cents, 20
bo casea Of Capt, Bart and others, recently W
nc the court mar tial here, have been or
d to Washington for disposition. y
be arrangements for the great Sanitary ia
arc progressing satisfactorily. The Pai1. tat
nfRnS tn hn q p1aat surcnse