, 1864-05-27

Ja1nes Core; ST, Daniel A. cheereE; 9th. ". 4
a 5o9F kopp a;nf f;h '1 znafss asS
Etitoat*s and E7ectors:-J. Young scAnnon Of
ChicHgo EoTcd the appointment Of y committee to
nominate ELK delegates nt lssse to the Baltimore
bc1s at large OF the State Central COMMITTEES, aud
three STATE Electors at lare OF President aud Vi:s
Hc slto moved that the sams committee select
two delegates from each Congressional District to
the BaltiEote Convention. and their nlternaies-
VICE r. rre.aent o eacn @ cosssasSn.l p1.sls. aaa
B. G. Cook. Of 1ASa'1e. moved In amendment
that the last branch Of the motion be amended 20
eonal District aelect two delegates with their
oltesnatcf, and one candidate for Electos in each
district, and report their names TO the convention
severely. Alter some little discussion, the motion
as ameEded Was c.f1led nuaulraously, the amend
mcnt being accepted BY NJ. scsu1uoa. Tbs com
ae e eoon Ds
%, John =, Adams: 4ths II D. Wilkinson; 9Th.
Se6ssd Ss. = s 5;n z np:tss g. MGpas e. H.
%ees1e1tnm; T. mss'h es r5o%ss ''a 9. 41lsa; s isth,
The Chairman OF the Central Coznmittee then
announced the place Of meeting Of the several
The chairnsn read communication from Major
". S. Pope, Paymastcr United States Army, eall-
Ing attention to the subject Of the st. Louis Sani.
taIy Far eld offering 70 address The conventieait
permitted to do 50. The question w6s put to vutd,
and h.jor Pope Was lnTited to spear. He did so.
stating that the county Of 81. LonN had Ctvcn TO
s:oGoo at present @ valuation, and iiat there We're
eevtrnl other smaller donations, al Of which T. WAS
proposed to distribute by lottery: liz asked them
the Fair far themselves, and see = hat WAA being
done Jor the soldierr hut the next best thing they
70 %efe On 1on
cnttle tho holder to chance in tee farm and other
Several Of the delegates announced their inteu-
Joptncd till half past orc O'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention came to order at o'clock.
ls5ed by Ic in. .nficient room aTorded in sno hail
Tor pl1ctug the telesates- The ruon Is scarcely
haltlarEe enough Tor thu purpose, and 1t was ne
~as maGc also to clear tie galleries for the paf-
rose of placing come Of the delegates there. hut
ire motion did not prevail, as the Convention did
The bus3aeas Of the Convcu,ion vas then pro-
ceeded with, the reports Of committees being in
The committee On pcrm1rent organization re-
ported Their nominations as follows:
esi4fnf.A- j. kuykendall Of Johasto4,
M antrsktfs Rs:s Of Gos ssss
Is. N. Prentirs Of Adsms; John H. Bryant Of Blu
Ecan T; + Dreckeundse Of VIII: John C. Short
Dole of Marion. 1ndrew Simpson Of chriatlaa:
!; i. Kenear q Clay: ): Thomas OF s.. Clair;
"sxs1 @ta a. e!S asa1of Roat Of Cook j. " Etchel,
q. PsddoeE of Bureau; S. Parker ot Ksnkasee
and n. s. Burns Of EocE Island
EThc report was adopted.
The Preeldent elect was then conducted to the
chair, and addressed the Convention as follows:
GkH71KSEN OF TIE CosYzxT1oN:
would b. happy Il I had the l.nguase to e1-
h%at t.naTY n 1hb
is to nytelf that It Is rendered, bns as recognl-
three years When, II We think teE Imomens on
the acts in which we are engaged, ind the objects
for which We are assembled. re may well be proud
for the purpose Of adv1stng and coanselliug to-
eether, End a9teeinG upun the best means and
modes to be adopted. and the best men to be eho.
bui]dipR up and maintaining The honor and 5nte.-
| rity oi our belored country. (CheeEr.1 Gcntle-
men, an adm onisbed from the press Of business
and tror the situation in which wc placed that
we can better employ our. time in acts than in
words: ] ~ will only 81. therefore, thst hope
tainng dignity md order and In the due psosecu-
tion Of business; and would indicate to those in
the gallery that their appreciation can bc better
manifested after they bare LETT the gallery.
The Committee On Credentials then submitted
their report Of persons authorized to take eeats In
the ConFeutiot- The following ts the report, az
ranged according 10 Congressional districts:
oooK COUNTY DELEGATES.
LIST Dj.tr.ct-J. 7. scamuon, A. c. Heslns, Geo.
Joseph Fouoex. ]. ). IcarasleJ; joseph aedli. e.
! 2: Chand1es, s. G. Blake, Simeon ". King, E. s.
benson, 6. G. r: Holden, Z. 4 Gregory, austs1
s. 9,o Ss'e9 ssh9 Ssn E a. SsjP!
Root, Vim. Gast6eld, Homer Wt1lm11th. Aoeea
Jonts, CHI: F. Peek, n. Williams, JE;, pagid 5.
iey, J. y. Hathaway. J. 5. Waza. y. [. chareh j,
G. Lumba1d, L. Brcntano, c. Il. Reed, ]. ".
Stearns j. A, jackson,
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Ell gd2sn Gs:a KAT smssS. ~ hs.7sns' n H. B0'es
1sa:s IL 9asps?5i;s,j / s %sss5i. ~. a:iihot s J.
Kax ee-Geo. s. 1sngs, +. e: Moore, wm. D
Wm: b: Alien. K !. josiyn. 6. /. Aetsncr, Il. l.
Iah Eo.-H. y. Rlodee.t I'D. Gall, Jnsta,
Bangs. =! Ly@aq g eap spr'sue' John Easton. Halonr'
1s1 GeHsa1y ar. Z: ea"conenns S; Lansing. L. D. Coon
n. /. Joeiyn. 4. E. Smith, c. 3. Couch, 2 O.
Ayer, r B. Wakeman, H. ". Mefane, FL. Mans
Winaeoago Gown. Lyman, Anson S. Miller
4 bunTeii, I. Mcdonald, Pottet Sheldon, J. S
f.HJatt, 4. Fowler.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL narmcr
Garre @:-Ad.m Nase, Brojn Noble, Monroe
eii % ba1ies1 % %co.~Ssthsn corwith, Ed. H. Beeler
I'D. Pfatt, james RRlney. J. B. Brown, j. H.
Morse, r, E. Odcil, s. E. Miner, h S. Laird. ",
". Huntington.
aspAenfm 0.-John 3. Addsma, c. 3. Wright
q. V. Ankeny, ". PaEramore. B. F. Baird, T. J.
Tu1nsr, 3. 6. Burchell, Harrison Dumez,C c. Il.
nV1sa 0e9 co.-a. D. Swim. Samuel Peters. c. 8.
Wood ey, H. 4. Mix. A. Newcomer, Jas. Y. Gale,
/ Is Co-deo. +. haskell, u. 4. Long, Joseph
| AtleJ. G. F, Lynn, Z. ?. TreadweA, H G. Pratt,
| W1Itesids to.-ssnne1 Happer, Jas. Dersmore,
| L. Il Rob pson, Jamea Mccoy, 4 j. Maheson, 2.
! 3. Besse, Nelson Mason. A. A. Terrell.
FoURTu CONGRESSIONAL pIsTMcT-
Adams Co.-Bmjamin n. Pfenttss, AdsHa
sehmidt, J. ]. Lanedou. Wm; Torens@a1n. 1. 4 =
Meeur41ey. Henry castlse asf.'so1 ts 1a', ,ns: E. =
Walaee. John B Creighton, K. Z. Jones, ~ r.
| B1tz, II. c. Cneick, ]. C. Wells.
! Honooek ON. ". Bliss, Thos: Raggles, T. 2.
Eng, John s: Johnston, John B. 1nn, c. q. aieks,
J. r Richardson, 4. b. Wortben, o. Re9sasa'l,
| Geo. " lhicheldeI, g. A. Young, Chas 4 hcrr.
Hemotsso9 CIV: G. Rice, J. Simpson, Z. y.
| AcAIistef, J. N. ]. Hartford. -.
nS,fs. S,nsec foTA .a.s & HsEaiag n R.n5i1 Dr..
bert Mitchell. J. r. Thompson. Henry Tubss-.--.
|, Nerues- to-John W. Mills. i. Y. prsutts.. n
,S.n s; Ssne1' w. L fev'ns, Washington VOL, @. ..
| Rcei A'and ro.-cba.. Atkinson: $. A. coe !.
| q Wi1Efnsr1, r. r .pfe!e+f n NJ rf.ni. 17 n