New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-30

INDIANA.-Illd District Democratic Conycn-
non nomilates Hon. H. W. Harrison Of jefferson for
Cor gress.
L0UHIAYA.-Tne following are the Delegate,
from Louisiana to the Baltimore Convention. Cuthbcrt
BgAitt. e. II. Duoi. ". H. TaiaierrO. j. u. Sullivan.
y. VI. Wells. ~. T. Bonzano, ". r. Fish. B. Rush
Iluaoy D.. y. Montague =. Crzabat. \. y. Atocha,
.C. =. Weed, j. W. Thomas a.d u. Millsplugh
MAINR-Ist District Union Conyeufon.-Del-
cgaics- Thomas QuiulF. lddc.ordi Josiah II. Drum
mO0d. Portland. Arerna.cs->. 4. UulbroOk Free
port. John b. Goodcuow, Alfred.
The President AID ePresidcn; were recommend
ca for denomination.
MAsSAcHUSETrS-Thc following delegates TO
t.c Baltimore Union Convention ere announced: lld
D.,trct-E. W Eurs OF East llidreUater; H. \.
SENDER o. Dorchester. Ahcfaate-B +. White of
Weymouth: Caleb Swan Cf EastOl. fth District
tire Hon. stephen II. Phillips OF Salon and Dr. j. 6.
HWrd of AmesbgIy Win llstslct-HcIry W. Coon
rluc of Netircn. and George {. IrastNw of S1ucr.
vile. Atenaics--Stonc of Wd,hau, and Bryant Of
McIo.o.
Tic CoYrarhcals Of the IXth Congressional District
have ci.c.Dd Crison Underwood anl George Hodges
d-l.stas to the Chicago Convention. The Convention
uait er encouraged soldiers. hoped that thn Rebel.
lion would 0e suppressed nor bad word ia rep ooa-
Q. % Of is wicked authors.
NASs.curSfrTS.- Union Conventions have
been held in the following DsHicts AID Delegates nr-
pointed u the National Convention which meets at
Baltimore next week. ia every instance solutions
were unanimously passed recommending the Reelection
J. Drers-Gcor-c Merton, Baru.tablr Iour',n Bourne.
fT.. n
Hooper River. IL D-lrra'tsE.N lnrgis. East Br .
water; g. s. Scu'dor norcc.r. At.rnate-B. +. N lite,
cb..-,' r. j. Eu.iarL. Boio,. i. De.esare.-rhc ica.
. h.i d. PIfirs .arr; Dr. = O.. Iriu Aac,hury. 50.
--,, "" Som, n -'tt,,, ~ i,rv.pt Ne'ro..
NI. EJ,-.c,-t Aars q. Tram. tru.nslafn tie Hon.
Lowell. lie lion. o. s. Boutwell, Vlll. Drcsaic--t G.
NayA.w ifora; thas tdm' ri N"r,h b(2o stcd At~i-
nstrs--j. b. WLeeer Dlaroni b. " llfi, NMpo.'.
The following Dcmlcmtic Conventions have hccn
held They lold in their dcnunc atiogs of Ecpnb
iicans and the Government upheld Mcclellan, aud
elected DE crates b. the Chicago Convention:
n. Dees,tr.-Ca'rb ,toison br.rtfeci James M'WIe.
Randolph. -'euste,-Alr1; Lincoln j. Il. Clark. VIII.
Ofis nd wood; Gcors, Hodges.
MUHCAN.-1he Republican state C0nyels
ton dominates the following Delegates and Acrnatcs
u tie Baltimore Convention aud isuucts um to vote
T. De.ess,s.-Dr Herman Weller Wayne; Charles r.
VI t.hcl iii .a.e. Ateuafcs-N. r. Noycs. Wrynci Ed
wsrl Do..th. Monroe a. Dee.t's-l r. AlcSauder Der
ficn; J. =. hrey. ST. Joseph AfemaiesD ,. FfauArl-
berg. Pcrcu; Darius Monroc Branch c. lll Dele,aies-C
H. Gorlm Casom Edwin L';SsIea,e ",'Leni,w Aef
Dele -4tej Tower loIis; " l. tornwel, Newayco.
AiternsiesJas. f. Swerlcy iftd y Carey pe.siic'
-Chariis Draper OaAl.nd o. D. sonsef - lnf. Atri'
uacs-j T. Bingham Lyiu-stoui james Iuni LaQter Go.
Housuion. Atcma;ef-D. q. SLATER Iu-co.ai j. W. I'd
Deese. AZ Large Austin Blair Marsh Gliding. Neil Gray,
Geo T. vln Fleet Altelnaeel mmons Buell. Perry Hanna,
Percy Bills D. q. Gaze.
MISNEsOTA-The Democratic State COnyen-
tiou nominaies for the State AT large 20 the Chicago
Decea,e.-john p Bri.iiH Ramsey; Henry T we. Hen.
ncIin; NJ Dorsn, lie seucr j. n Mckiuuy Flmorc-Nori
DR.. L. F. Bland Houston; Cbares H. Bent Wuona-soan.
District Acruates-Johu g.. Pcckham. kIn.cy Sea
grave smith, Daco,ah; Wills y. German Ramsey; sum.
Cole, Winous; Chrs Graham, Ooodhuei j.. j. Iie,son'
Fl.orc; VI. !. Beldon. Goodhuei sAoc~ekes. Blue
These officers 20 to the Convention unirammeled, but
prefer Mcclellan.
AlIssoURI.-rhe Radical Mass Convention Of
Buchanan Co.. have chosen Captains Joseph Thompson
Schrlitz and Landry. and Messrs. E0dman aud Wcy.
Delegates TO the Ccy Gland Convention repndaied lrcs-
iient Lincolls Amnesty Proclamation conservative
and resolved that they did not recognize The Baltimore
Convention representing tac esscntal condition Of
a truly National Convention"
The CorpcihcaJs u st. Louis made desperate rally
ia flyor vi giving The Fair sword 90 Gen. Mcclellan.
The following were the resulting figures on Ma! "a
iisH Se .'''......5si Fremoni.........
Roeer n'.'''''''.. u fSpy.................
OuIo.-The Union State Convention met on
MAY p Col. 4. X. Stanley Of Vinton County Chairman
and made the following Dominatiois: Judge Lutlen
Dhy oi Portage County for the supreme Court iutl
term William Willie OF Clarke County the long 'acan'
CIV and the Hon. Horace Nlder the vacancy
occasOned by the resignation Of Judge Oholson
William Henry Smith u Hamilton County secretary Of
State; V. r. Richardson Of Monroe County Attoiney-
General Moses l.. Bradley Of Fulton County Controller
Of the Treasury; Philip Herring oi Aughse county,
Board Of Public WORKS, full term and ames Moore 81
fgglOctOu County Tor vacancy. JNlh ~ b4Aruhui ~
Harrison and John Pctf Bcihn Of Brown were elected
Senatorial Electors. Lx.GoycrlOrs Dcnnson and Tod,
Columbus Dcano and q. NOlney Dorsey were elected
Icagatos 10 the Baltimore Convention aud j. LouGon
J. T Shyrock. George Worcester and q. i. Lenter
Alteruutcs The resolutions passed by tie convention
EXPRESSED IN earnest determination 20 sustain The COY
crnment IN its struggle with the Kebeloh' audeu INC
patr0tism OF OHIO IN the Cabinet ana Congress ana ~
Inc fed: thanked the Army and Navy OF Tie United
states for their bravery and the success Of their arms
and fully indorsug the measures IN progress 10 make
the states all free and all Republican, recommended
the reelection Of Abraham Lincoln I" ire fres-
idcncy The Hid District have appointed Geo H. sage
Of Warren DR.. lie Roy Durham lrehle. Delegates and
Warren Munger. j. Montgomery and Gen. u; u. men
bricks PTeblc, AltoTnatcs. anu the non. LOWS d.
Gunckel Senatorial Elector. Tic KIN District Con
yentiOn has elected VIM Sheffield Of Henry frcsldcn'
tial Elector George Williams Of Wood and ID. W.
Howard Of Fulton Delegates and G.. o. McPherson'
Putnam, and the Hon. 5 f. Blakcslee Williams AFTER
Carey A. Trimble of Ross has been nominated
by the Union men for Congress from the Min
District Henry r. Page Of Pcka%ay prssia anG
Andrew Kilgorc Of Pike, delegates 10 the Baltimore
Convention. G.. W. Gregg Of Pickaway and John A.
Grogan of Perry alternates.
OREGoY-The Union State Ticket Of Oregon
FOR Pre.dentis Elecors-Oeorge L. Woods Of wasco, II.
L. George Of Linni Jas T. Galley Of Douglas.
For state Prinler-H. l.. Pitock Of Multnomah.
For Judge I'd Judicial pis'rici-l r. siraon Of Lane.
For Judge Of Sd Judicial Dstrict-R r. BOISE 81 Maroon
For Judge OF 5th Judicial Distnci-Jos. q. Wilson oil
MT Henderson is by birth n Kentuckan, but removed
in early life TO Jefferson City Mo. where he became
nrinter Subsequently he became IA minister Of the
Frbarland Presbyterian Church and afierwara OF
church in Washington Co, Pa. from which place he
emigrated TO Oregon He has filed several public OIL;
cos twice ran for The State Legislature, ana mas g1od
reputation for purity of character patriotism ana apy
rIlcron favorS the denomination Of Mr.. Lincoln.
TIE Copperhead State Convention has selected the
following Tor the various Offices named: FOR congress
CoI lanes X. Kelly. Presidential Electors-A. l..
Wait Een HAYDEN and S. i. Chadwick. Delegates to
a far.V. IL L. r..