, 1864-06-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE baltimore C0NVEN.
Ti0h YESTERDAY.
The Second Days Session---A
Glorious Result.
Abraham Lincoln and ANDY
johnson Nominated.
TEE PRESENT CONDUCT OF TIE
WAR ENDORSED.
The Platform Of Principles
Re-Aff1rEsled-
A STRONG ANTISLATERY
PLANK INSERTED.
INTERESTING DETAILS or PRO-
CEED1AGS.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS 0F
YESTERDAY.
VERY LATEST FROM
GEN. GRANT,
THE SITUATION On THE
cRicKAA0MihY.
Latest from Gen. Sherman
What He Reports.
GEN. HUNTER DEFEATS AND
KILLS THE REBEL JONES.
OUR ARMY OCCUPIES
STAuHToM.
REBEL INVASION OF KEN
TUCKY.
hit. Sterling Captured and
Paris Occupied
RAILROAD BkIDGES BCENED- D-TRiCK
TORN CP-A PASSENGER
TRAIN CAPTURED.
THE NATIONAL UNION cox.
FENTKGN.
Second Days Proreed1a.s-LEncoln
and 1oAnsoD-Tho Platform.
GEN. HUNTER DEFEATS AND
KILLS THE REBEL JONES.
OUR ARMY COUPLES
STAuHTOM,
REBEL INVASION OF KEN
TUCKY,
hit. Sterling Captured and
Paris Occupied.
RAILROAD BRIDGES BCENED- TRICK
TORN CP-A PASSENGER
Train CAPTERED.
THE NATIONAL UNION COY.
FENTKGN.

FIRST DISPATCH.
(Sre eial Dienat4A to the ChIcero Tr1hune1


{Spe.!al Disratsh to the Chicago Tribunal
BALTIMORE, jane eth, Az
In eaneus ofthe 0ais delegation this morning,
the question OF the Presidency came up on the
statement efa delegate that Tol's name would
probably bs presented to the Convention for Vice
President, IL whicl exsc Ohio should unanimously
rally TO Ein. To tkis Ar Gsdoia replied that Ohio
should 1osk t. Aer fu*ure interests mora than to
ptrseual preferences. eheoonld do nothing mill
tatns aE:!zst Gt1 ttt7tas in the naxt Cabinet.
This brought oet Tee, whs didn't deny that tia
RACE would be presented, but intlmated that It
wsnld be done b. delegation from some
oihc zstete. He tnxiatcd that Ohio, in thst
eA-e, euGht to stand By him. He
ED bcs7 offered pofitsons under the adE,in-
Esfstisna Of Poll, Pierce, Buchaaan and forget
hsw many ether administrations, aud seemed to
Imply that hif pcrfonal importance was velehty.
and that the adn1netrat!ox could not do itself Or
mE Justice that failed to obs erve this tme honor
Cd custom. &c pitched into Afr. Gaddis for his
rxnar1s, cenAtFplng them as rc1ethns upon him,
aud capped the climax BY 1emnzklc: that thu
urton r:zty Of Ohio had lowered itself in elc-:iu~
nfsusE Governor a.d defeating him. The debate
took 4 seme@hAt ceaers1 ehataetef, ana the result
wss not such a. plers.d Tod OF Lis fticnda.
ohio's first rote will be given t. Andy johnson.
New Sork is split up, bnt IL playing fns game.
Dickinson and DIX Will ba given up with q view
2ct II they could DO this BY playing Cd Tod for
Vice President thsy woulanr hesitate to do it and
such IN understanding: With Tod's friends would
doubtless bring his namo strongly backed befo,c
tic Convention
The Kentucky delegation represent nine bnnd
red elaves By actual count, and ali In .fasor Of
emancipation immediate Or gradual,
SECOND DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribunc.1
BAIT1HoER, June a-IPx.
The Ohio delegation this morning decided. aft1r
spirited dlscrsston to caet It's rst vote for ANDY
johnson tor Vice President, and II he lad no
chance, It's second ballot for the candidate Of Dem
cc1Et.c aatecedtEts having the next hieheft vote
The Convention il now resssemblinc, Tbs
pressure for admission Is immenso 4 strong SEN
sation Is anticipated the report Of the Commit
n,ittao Of Credentials The reports about dickc,
iaR md trading for Cabinet office. with wh:eh the
New York papers are stuffed, the Herald In pa;- |
tcular. nse purely sensational. A pamphlet en- |
titled Queries for Old Abes Briends,'' is in cir.
crtation. but fai!t to prodnce the effect intended
THIRD DISPATCH.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
BALTIMORE, June T. 1864.
The Convention has nominated Lincoln and |
4ndrew johnson. The vote On Ttce President
Tas rot announced TIL Ill the votes q! the States
were changed to Tohneon, and the notzinatiou
E-4AE t4lAAll0tHE. l
The platform is very radical There is iamease
enthusiaem.
ITO tho AsEociated Presa.1
bAl1IxoRE, June a--1he Convention re-sssen-
oed ut 10 o'clock this mufuine. President DenuI-
~ :S3 IN Tic chair. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Gaddts, OF
The Committee On the Order Of Business re-
ported, and amer amendments, ths report was
NJ. King, Of New York. Chairman Of the Com
hit1se on CIe4entlals nade majority report that
ks1sas delegates be admitted to seats without the
right Of voting; 1lnt the South Ca1olina deecatcs
b4 not admitted; and that those from tie Dis
nict o3 Columbia be admitted to seats without
The minority made report, which concu,red In
nal OF the majority excspt the exclusion Of the |
toIies Of Colorado, Nevada and Nebraska ron
the right Of voting.
Tai pa q r. 3nsjoEty report that related to
, bcve1a! a1nendmelts regarding the nnanrer of :
he admission Of the Missouri delegations wc1o
The question thcn resnrred on the adoption Of
he minority report 4 call Tor vote by States
Ras made, The rote resulting in the unanimous
ca1 delegation. fr1m Missouri. Teas I'd nsvs4.
Anoion Hns then made that the House bro
e ED q o7ce to nominate for President and Vice-
Gen. Cameron Of Penn offered as u substitute n |
resolution that Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal
l'Eton party lor President aud Vice President.
, lefeat cheering aud loud cal1e for Il division Of
Nj Ctese WI, Of .aar,land, called for q division
u the question: 50 rs to rote trst On that porion
# the 1eeoirt!oa declaring Abraham Lincoln the
,nantnops ~ choice o! tho cenven don AZ Its candi
s!r. SicEcns moved to Lay the resolution oa the !
able.
(Gfsot centurion, cheering, and cries Of Que.-
Mr.. Cameron withdrew his resolution and oser-
Rt,olred, Tint Abraham Lincoln be declared tho
nantmous choice Of the Union party as its nomi-
ee for President OF the United States.
As The vote Was about being nkcn, Mr. Ray
hat as It had BEEN eald there was disposition to
ish the nomination Of lit. Lincoln through this |
convention, and to ttite any contrary expression |
eentimente. such rule Wouid carry | I
18th it more Of poEcr and influence than the
steage OF any .euch resolution =
The proposition Was well received, and amidst | /
luch confusion the States were called. The result
C. e. 3oowp:
Foa IL. l1vco1x-Malne. II; y. 4, 70; y.r-
l.: Ncw Yo:k. &C.; Nex Jezfcy, Z; :
ssk19sinn r s;s ~ Tennessee, =; Keatocky 69io1
'ts, Leon, =: West -Virsinis, ID: Kansas, 6; Ne
'Tsas To,si e. {; Colorado, &; Nevada, 6.
tea GEN. GrAS7-Nissou1i, =
he Tensts.a sanissiou Of the Missouri delegates,
ucnt h. ~ M Mpsoposition offered was amend Il
s. i. ,vi5etni. rlords. Lontstsna Arsa.,.s. and
osed - a5n19, which the majority report pro-
sonSa bsra auh.. ~ 20 eeats without H-ht to ypte
Cntlpn- 'o'e. WAS put 70 the CSn- d
M aof a fbe ssssd d,aon Of tho question: to
lea. 94o t1en On the Terrific
4 tecond division VA. called for. md ~. ,. ee
asea 70 Toie nrs ~ to Tennessee hsTina n
setc. A ior vote BY staies Va. Fl Ct
iae nouse n91l goted as to tho admsas,o. ~ ~
,fkaneAs and Louisiana With the riph, =. o. Ii
'be @ 1esut wns nnnonncod-aYes su. nsxz - 1e vote
1he rpott OF the Committee on Credcn1;.il.' IL
gD mst,os q NJ Hume No., the vote VA.
T1e enthns1ae1n was immense
The Convention proceeded TO vote for 4 r,ra,.
Gte for Vtoe-Prteidcot. e-hna'
ztW johnson. Of Te1n. " al ! ie
iii. Stcne, Of Iowa, seconded the motion 1 tn
III, Cameron odafed the name Of Hannibal HIN. II
D. | =.
NJ. Train, Of N. T, In behalf Of portion o,+ "
en- forl delegation. presented Daniel s, Dicans q q
IN, | 81
The President announced the following nams. ii
being before the Convention 9ohnsou Il
Tenn. Hannibal IIA,uliD, OF Maine. A. r