New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
THE PEACE CONVENTION.
Assembling of,hc Convention nj Cincinnati
-The Delegate. Bitter ON McCieiian-
y.,,nndirhnm Peace Men Not Admit
CINCINNATI, Tuesday. Oct. ls, 1864.

CINCINNATI. Tuesday. Oct. IL, l-o4
The Peace Convention met at Mozart han
70 day and SGT with closed doors About my delegate.
were present A temporary organization was ehee,ed
by appointing Wm. NJ. curry ChHiiHah' an" "0NN
Cshill Secretary.
On motion of Alex Long TIE following were appoint
ed a Committee Pernsnent Organization; ohFer
Browr Geo T. IoofIcr, and Il. y. Churchill.
On motion Of General Singleton. the following were
app,inted 4 Committee Resolutions aud Add etscs;
The Hon J. W Singleton Of Illinois. j. j. iiliei oil
Ohio; Joseph Snox OF Illinois; Alexander Long oi
Ohio; Lale Deylia Of Indiana 4. Cornell Jewet' oil
Pennsylvaniai a. II. Cory 81 Ohio.
Mr. Jegrtt submitted resolution FOR the appoint
ment OF "A committee Of three Ia report sutebi" cHh'f
dates for President and vice President which was dis
cussed ill noon when the Convention TOOK fecf.s
On reas6entll the following permanent orlcers
were reported 4. NJ Cory Chairman ,. a. Mi'.f
and Danrl > Dana, SsersiGries 80,
Mr. Jewe,ts scsolution Was then taken UP and dls
oussod but no action was had.
The Convention adjourned till tomorrow, at 10 NJ
for the purpose Of giving the Committee On Resolutions
time 10 prepare their report. 49,
IL IL understood n st the nomination VII be mao"
conditional II eiihcr Of tho Presidential canidat's
Lincoln OF Mcclellan sub-clbes to the platform 'hers
nominations will be withdrawn and peace men WI
snpporf him. The delegates are very bitter on Mftlrl-
Ian They complain TINT they were unhnnd'oueiy
treated at Chicago, aud very scar'iy X Mcclellan No
delegate Is admitted 10 The C"n'ehiion vi. does not
sign a pledge that b. viii not support McClellan .
Thcv t.nk his dividing politic. Ike hs shI'y shally
IN mif.-y policy VIII only .cgyo 70 probing tho wir
anG bctvooI TO two prefer the sharp and tieoIou.
peace. VallIudigham peace men are mol admitted
They A.. deeJ tine servers u the me ies sost o.
political WORMS who viii vriggle into any taalo io'
selfish PURPOSES.
The platform viii he fixed 20 morrow, and asiot'
made on the day after Long II talked ui ~ candidate
for President, and singleton Tor Vice President
Mcclellan mon affect IA desli-e this movement; put
IL ia koly 10 make Uncomfortable iscfinn. unrs.
Mcclellan cones down ura hs war ftiiis. Tho shic'
Object vi the COnycHton 10 la bring such pressure on
him ~ win bring him up Toundy o the support o ths
Chicago resolutions The Cony eIdon IN is ptr'oand
reminds one Il Old time abolition gatherings with long
haired fanatics ia uc ascendant II is queer niar IN
ali rcsnects Is. Y. Herald.
CrcNslII Wednesday. oct. T., ls1f.
A Peace Convention met here yesterday, wi'h
closed doom. Fifty delegates were present. imam
NJ Curiy vac chosen permanent Chairman: COM
uitico on Resolutions was ePPoint'd and the 'onien
tlon adjourned 20 meet today. IL i Understood that
an indcpc ndcnt Presidential nomination VIII be made
CH,NsAIi Tuesday, Oct 10 l-oL
The Peace Convention to-day discussed The
rcror, of the Committee Eesoluiions which vs.,
adopted The resolutions for peace the tass Of
the aty - the states confgmU the action o." "a.
Chcao Con vTntiou rpud,tr Mcclellan. end can Tor
convection - tie electors 90 srtle a." dhicuiies
Long ge,nu spsen Of candidates FOR the
Pres. ncy and Nlcefrcsidcrcy.