New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
PaIitiCaI,

Myers esq called to the chair and Trial Harrison
appointed Secretary. Tho Convection unanimously
adopted series OF patriotic resolutions reported by the
Committee, 10 the following effect;
l. Declares for unconditional suppression Of tho Rebel
lion and the employment Of al legitimate means and the most
NH the shortest possible time; opposes the sosaira
ton Of Old political parties and The 81 ne" ones under
old party shurcs al the Cd party names for the
"a. of Union party, 10 include a. loyal citizens
Pledge the loyal people Of Grant County 70 cooperate
mot safely relied upon accomplish the eud ia view. .
App owe. the Convention 20 be held in Louisye on The
II Of May, 'nd appoints long list true men as delegates
naaaiasGy denounces tn. LOuirr, Journal Guthrie
co. In their eots 10 trnsr tie Union party o! kentuesy
s. lndor.c. The F,Inor, Commonwealth and pledges sup
6 inOr.e. The Hon @ Clay Smith 'ni declares confidence
in hi- ability honesty and p.tTqn' 1es eonag,ny, ,ne
dfan Long Co.. who do not represent The loyal Peops u
Atpaud .hctr,very snd patriotism Of the sode in dc
! .endas ;he Government against traitors
| Tie Convention Wac largely attended, and deter
mnaiion was manifest 10 work in earnest giving no
quarter to traitors or Copperheads.
| IyDIASA.-The Union State Central Com
Mite. ha re nominated Col Conrad Baker for Lienten.
ant Governor Col. Baker for the same Office Ia
ls5G on tho Union ticket with Gov Morton. In July
so he WIS commissioned Colonel Of the l2th Indiana
Cavalry. aud led hat regimen, through tie Missouri
and Arkansas campaigns. For the past year he hhS
been acting hsss1ut Provost Marshal GeneIal Tor IN
diana. He will accept the nomination.
PHsNsYLvANIA.-On Tuesday tho Allegheny
! County Union Convention met at Pittsburgh, aud
elected delegates the StHte and National Union Con
vsntions Ine resolutions declare that Union IL tno
bond Of strength and source o. prosperity oil tie couA
Iy. that the Rebellion IS wicked Nantgn ana mex
on sable that those who not for Ne MON, a. con
n uted hT on pairotiahcrs against their country
that will maintain t1s Union; that Rebellion must DE-
drained and submit 10 Tie Government thatOur brave
volunteer soldiers merit our warmcst love ana admra
ton and Ia their loya hearts and hands the country
can safely rust its honor and runown ast ~ Abraham
Lincoln sc recognize a tried and faithful Prndent,
eminent alike fui his wisdom and justice. aDe ana sue
ces,ul in the administration Of the Government, ana
worthy Of the highest Gonors within &c gl OF nee
and LOYAL peOIe; that have uuDoundcl cohhdeNeel IN
IA. unseii.h patriotism end ability OF Licui.-Gsn.
kGrani; tat o. tie Rebellion IA ia inception ana
pru.Tes. has been in al ts he!ss manifestations against
.he aon Dot only but also espedaly against Abfa
ham IincaL its chosen Chief NagisT this CohVen
N tedg,s sed aud inHtrucls is delegates 10 sustain
and suTIort the Union. and Wiz II Abraham I-IhcGn'
il, chO-en aud best defender. -
The delegates o the XAIId Congress District suose-
surnty mes and appointed IA dslegses to The Bait
more Convention Ees.Ts. A. Nj. Brown and WIN; d.
Negsy and ~ nlterna,es, Alexander GORDON aha " IN.
kinics Tho delegates vgtc Instructed to support
Sr Lincoln for the Presidency. Tbs Hon. j. Is.
lODrehcsd unanimously nominated for the fourth
NJ, delegates Of tho XXIIId District renomna,ed the
Hon. Thomas William for Congress, and appointed
Committee of Conference with Batter snd Armstrong
/ 10
tion.l Lincoln delegates 10 The baltimore Convention
Tue Union men Of the With Congressional District,
imposed Of the Counties Of Montgomery aud Lehgh,
vii. DO Represented IL the Union AatlonAlSopfenIion
'DHLHoirE,-b,ui.l o. Hner Q, Montgomery Co, Edwin
ALrsNs,rr.-Wm. Mnt,,r q Montgomery Co, Edwin J.
Moor. % L-hign Go.
lsirstons we're adopted and ths Delegates unanimously
instructed 70 vote for the nomination OF Abraham LIN.
coin.
CALIFORNIA - The Sacramento Un0n of March
% say. Of tho California Union State delegates 10 the
Nstlona! Convention at BstiinGe!
Tho delor .tss at large arc; Thomas Campbell Of San
Francisco the Rev. NJ. G. BrSs. OF Sacramento John
ildw. u lutte, and phiness.BAnning OF Los Angeles.
These ara vsa tnosn laen. Campbell Is a laxative
member Of the san Francisco delegation In tho Assem-
bly, alswyer by profession. and strenuous radical IN
political SCI txneHt. Ito formerly breckenridge
democrat The Rev. Al. c. BFgg, Is ne pastor OF Ito
Sixth street Methodist Church N which tho Convention
assembled. Youecr Of California, a. well "a OF Re
pubicsnsm the clerical delegate Is astnguthed ior
ygoroU, oFatoy and thorough devotion to Tie cause OF
tho country IL ID understood that the election or
Briggs is ono ~ the instances IN which the slate was
broken. John Bidwe Of Butte /. well known To most
Caioruians q man Of hgh character and nrm pur'
u~e a one OF the earliest American settlers On Ihis
coast delegate 20 the Charleston Convention who
drGed ibt Establishments Of treason, aud az consistent
supporter oi the Government Phineds banning Oh Los
ngoos was pioneer VI hie has long been ono OF the
loading business men in the southern section OF the
State AID sn outspOkeB unnikehng ioyaAt where lhe
uuderytood have been elected against tie original
programme which included the name OF Jacob Deeth
| oil San Francisco 49,
The District Delegates ere 40 follows: Nathan
CooIpbs Of N9pa Robert Gardiner Of YOlo William
Ritter OF Sacramento, o. II. 81 .dbnry OF Iuoumns,
James otis OF san franoiseo and Wn D. MeAqrIry
Of Santa Carr Ritter end hcIurtry are said ~ have
been substituted FOR tho slate sOminStions COombt
kns . ranch in Espa County owns Billy Chsatham and
other fas. hor:O' and h9. IA sIte%7s seqsaIsnSSe
with persons interested In blood stock R0Os GsTdl'
ser ~ young man who inherited considerable prop
euy ho sroys good reputation among his neghbOrs
In Goo, but 10 snknown 20 the politics Of the state.
VIM Ritter IS a ditchorner At Sebast0po In Saora-
nents COunIy-s man VI means and fair Topute vhere
he 10 Known. but MS circle " acquaintance Is limited
o. H. bradbury 81 1uOlnmne IA also VOucbed Tor Is
Trustworthy man. Of respectable standing In his county,
bu, the people generally must DO indebted 10 Col Evans
for all tloy know about bin. Jaroos OH. of san Fran.
cisco In partner in the firm of hacondray Co, ship
ping and commission merchants Of San Francisco and
IIeRn Of the Central Committee for tho AID OF the
National SANITARY Fund, and hos wide acquaintance
in California Wn. r. Mcliurtry ~ santa Clara 10 q
farmer. . native Of Kentucky, who is going East to
slter the service soldier. This evidence OF psri
otlsm secured nomination e. the majority OF tic Con-
ysnton decided that "A man who Was ready 70 abandon
tie quiet and comforts Of home for the pers and prva
ons Of war would be sterling representative VI Cali
srsia loyalty.
HIgsoURI-At the solicitation Of many Union
men in various parts o. the State who are anxious to
visit ST. Louis and take part IN the Sanitary Fair and
desire st The same time to attend tho mon State Con
Tenton, 1t Is deemed advisable " postpone Ne Con.
venlon called Tor lie 9th Of Aprl 10 the leta OF May
WEST VIRGIEIA.-The Union State Conven-
ton met at Petersburg the 10Th Inst The follow
Ing delegates we're elected ~ tho Nssond Baltimore
COnven tiOaG
DISTRICT.
Difvi D,scdfeS &C. ID. Hgbbard OF Ohio. and Campbell
TAR Of Brooke.
Di.Itit -Iksrsats,A p. Caldwell u Ohio ssd William
Foreman Of Tyler for Mr. Hubbard and John Bed Il Marshal.
and Thomas Hombroos OF Ohio for Mr.. Tar.
Dsg1ies 90 LarysOTmyile ID. Hall OF Harrison and W
r. stevenson Of Wood
Aifnndto.-Jsncs w Paxton and 4 w. Campbell Of Ohio
FOR hr Hall and h. NJ Norton OF Ohio aud n Atkinson
H.acock for Mr.. Stevenson.
SECOND DISTRICT.