New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

: heels. Every word that drops from his mouth IS
received as the utterance Of profound wisdom,
and the lesser lights are never so happy as in his
1 presence. The great exile owes much to Gen.
Burnside for arrestng him, but for that event he
would now be mere nobody. His speech last
ncht has been duly noticed BY Telegraph. II was
only rc-hash Of his old speeches with little extra
bravado for the occasion; but il was enough 70 give
the opportunity to several hundred open Rebel SYM
pathiSers TO hurrah for JEFF Davis which they did
= with gusto.
There is one little matter which tie country,
short time since expected would be much talked OF
at this Convention, but is not spoken Of IN any
quarter, viz: the nomination Of Fremont. The
bare mention of the name OF The Pathfinder has not
been heart.-and if mentioned, be has no more
chance than Ben Butler.
The Peace men, hoping to injlre MeClol'ans
chances, have printed the letter written by Little
Mac to tho President, from HaTrison's Landing, in
August 1862. It is freely circulated. g.. r. W.
Pcrurrncnt OrGauiza:ion--'iov. sryrroHT
r'Fcsiics nud Makes n .pecSh-Ens;Aes
o. yiec-prcsideut- nnj fcrrcinrifs-T.Ie
Plafforzi-rhe UIirn-Pcncc Men Dissa-
tisneS-Tbcy Muster I'our -Homi-
nrcs for presidcnf-n nryinuh Furious
on Mcclellan Other Candidates with
Convention A5iOurns wiihout
Making Il Nomination..
CmcAco. August %. lsci.
! The National Democratic Convention rcassem-
! blcd at 10 o'clock this morning.
The attendance both inside and outside the Wig
VAN is even greater than Yesterday.
| Tho PROCEEDINGS OF the Convention were opened
! ly Bishop Nbitohouse, WHO hrst read from tho
psalms OF David, following with aninp7esslrc pray
! o. the DELEGATES and audience standing.
| The committee on Credentials rplr'ed against
the admission # delegates from the Territories,
Louisiana, or District Of Colnmtiai also 10 admit
both DELEGATIONS from Kentucky, each delegate to
cast half vote.
! The report was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Cox, Hon. Amos kc1lll rad
leave to present q communication stating tho action
! Of the Conservative Union National Contention,
held IN this CITY Oh the =, Oh.
I When Tie Stcrctary raj tie resolution rocom-
mendiue tlc nomination OF Htl. dcl lcnn, The
Widest appiause went uP, many o. 40 delegates
stendiug and cheering
Mr.. Cox moved that the communication be refer
rcd To the Committee on rjioluuons.
| Mr.. Miller moved TO amend thet tho ooiimuniea-
ton be made part OF the minutes OF tho conyeD~
ton,
! Ihc chair stated tl,at .he comm nicalon would
b. entered on tho minutcs 's moe. -rof course.
/ Mr. Odds stid ilai anotnrr bod t-c soAf ~
Liberty" low IN session lcFt, ;Q-lt h-rc com
INJUNCTION 70 make 20 the Colvo ton, AID II tis
: Is 20 20 on tAn minutes, theirs q. -lt 20 600.
D,bl.c arising, Mr.. Old said Ae would rot press
INC MOTION
/ The communication was il'n "'''P'"n-
Inc report 81 'He 'o'ihll.,' ON N'- 'u'l '''"I
( W.T. i.l' " .'"oNs' anu "NVi'. ~
Tie Con- ''.oo Oh Peraa'ni o. . .ii , ana
Nules J, 'h' t"'"''.'., {" '-.
cratic tonFcudon' no" ih $. en- .Il r.
I port that thcr rornmi' ia TO ihe 'm'cInh Ioi
thplr selection flc following oiun'Is.
Fgr pr-.ifa'-H -, l.ney iior1ro NFiNC.. g..
/ Tcc p i0frf..Inscph . '1f' n Niifr. o. ", n 10
liia,as g. Np Iamrsiirr. Ir4.fl1. j.. Bftf ~ p s-
cactus o.. y. 20. sma.ry Cf NOr ON George Taylor
Of Conn arf.g' Alfred Anthony. a. thunf iona. AN
! SeU.Yok. ASA lrfkfr of p.rrvivnn.1s j mos J.
Iohiusun, of hcuf.okys >. w. Dcl'u ~ Ohio. o. 4.
Fictiur. ~ Illinois. JOIN Q. Be- :, Of Mc.llsn; ".
". stie.lt of Mag lend, John llrirL q Missouri
IJniu 4. ItCfnlm. of Ninren'i- ~ v. hHf'n, ti
Wisconsin. Wu. Patter.on. or iorl; j.. T. B,rry. OF
iCniiouia; ". !. stickics n X. Nu. VI. Mlil.f
of Oregon; l.ago ID. Jo4el, OF iAylhld eli JoA-
/ Afaile.t 0i OREGON.
/ P.cordiro IS -ntcrir.-NilIam n. Simpson. N1ilri
John ~. Nco1wird. New irur9rire; =. T. PHll'y.
Ala7sachu7c'is. j. > fariHd e. vermont J. = Aifh
] CountCHct; thomas y: ~ n'id', l.oic lt.t ~
James stryaer NcR-York; James II iotle. ,Nc,,'
lJcisry; Ed"rrd L. Ihith D'iA"uci pa 81
, ilnichin-on PrnhN iiH',4' Jehc. u. y. i.,'isl''
i Mm!lnhd James - i.4D'W' A'"'-'Sr
W. OlI ID, PVT lDtf htluoic .: ID hhiif ihi
!. .. ~ nrs N.Y. s'ffi' jt 'ph ~ MCKINNEY 'iiihe
sofa. fliic O-'on, Wi-non pos JOIN ,l-Tfr IOWA
" iilaun y. W D. lf NNNlpii - a. = Iii1" hi"'ii
hanmsi William ENbet, Oregon
Fgfifg -rsfIrirss--b. @. Prirn' y. =; Isaac j.
D.lce I'D Mos -. strong Washington.
i The COMMITTEE llfihci ircOlld'pu tuht tL' Iits
ard regulations .dopted hy the Democratic National
Co. yeuti0u of lsfN be adopted lv this COuvel ION