, 1864-06-16
CHICAGO, TAURsDAY,:JuNE 16, 1864.

Il l6, 1864.
mctt entire exclusion Of those who oppose peace
unless on the basis Of Union.
The convention as ut last organized hid u tlI7y'
Of copper mnch worse than At 6rst. The tcpo!
wss received and the list Of delegates was Jcs1
THY Numbered Isl, only The extraneous limbs be
1ns 1opped 9H, much to their eh3srlnt especially
certificate from Ehe county clerk to prove thcil
qualification.
Q. B. Fieklin. Of Coles County, moved thst .ae
delegations from ea>a congressional district sesct
one member Of the COMMITTEES on permanent G.
ganizatIon. Another mored In amendment thas
thesc be appointed BY the chairman. There was
good dear Of yelling and cat calling ever the
ii. =. Johason: formally Of Fort Lafayette,
made one of his characteristic speeches. He WIS
going:to speak right ont. There vas au attempt
might AZ we'll b. settled oow. he propsssa to
tske that issue Al once. He did mt think the
peace principle w9ald suffer In the ballot He
moved that the eo1ntles be called on that subject
his molten prevailed and tie pesce E1ovemea t
was voted down IN that stage ay $50 asatnst t..
though thc'votedld n5t Seem te'be understood bY
Tie coo4 county deissatIon II sich had beer, oat
in oonraittss here returned and found ttsIr cents
only settied Firth d1flc7tty. The. mutton Of Mr.
The Chairman addressed the Con .ent tton during
the absence Of the Committee, alllrg up thc7,&me
byrecountiug the imaginary wrongs suffered under
the present Administration: Gover1,daenta1 mea-
sures wore chasaeieF1zed 80 revolutionary, base
aoa Infamous. sud the assertion made that Gu
than open rebellion. The question was not
whether they world be able tc 41bdae six Or elght
m,llions, but ~hataes, they ehou1d recover aad
10 be free. II their liberties were depen-
dent on he viii. Of an .arbitra1y raier.
worse than Tho Czar Of Russis.- The De@oeTae; s14
mast rally to TIE rescue, Or # would coon and It.
telf bonnu band and toot In the 1aeancat' bondage
were to be- wronehsd rom them: LET Il be viii =
mailed arm. and let tho struggle be baptized with
tie blood Of fteemen. Mnsh mors of'th.s froth
ato-calIed Democratic Convention: Be 'chsrged
that the Governm ent Vas attempting to corffoI
the ballot box at the cc9fng election. The one
tenth vote In the seceded States excited his spe.
cIal wrath. Would they suhmit TO lt9 No new
er. They could not. wittoat dishonof. If ma
jority Of the electoral yote Of the nou-seceded
States should BE- ccat for tte ticket Nominated at
den b. the oae-tenta vote crthose Southern St1tes
Mbat, ou)d they dor 'l'Fight ~ Flight ~
No. they must not be too sansuine; 1t wcuid rot
pased Sr struers Me 5esred az tkeY % eouia d ssst TT
their nominee ii they did thc.r tlutJ aud if elect
ed. they would zee that he was inaaguEated on the
The Committee reported tic name Of William
a. Hacker Of Alexander county 'foT President, and
one Vice President for each Congregational Dis
art. For Secretary, r.. E. Gootello OF Will county,
md half dozen Others The report EaA adopted.
Hacker was conducted to tho chair, and returned
thanks.
Senator Wabash Il. Green Of alassac, moved the
appointment Of committee on resolutions,
NJ. TouceJ Of Madison county moved to amend
that # was }ne1pealent to adopt resolutions 1t
that time, when the concentrated wisdom OF the
Democratic party would so soon meet at Chicago
to decide On national platform Here was a
door opened for discussion, and 1t was well i'm
proved, at least half \ dozen speaking at once.
amid loud cries of-"order' from every bart OF thu
house. The ine1pedtency ot resolution Of Mr;
Toucey passed By vote Of $50 agafnst 157.
TuH TA1LAdp1GHAA 'APnoDK.:
TIE President read telegram from huntington;
Ohio, which was received With uproaeious cheer:
Ing: " Ealzandtgham ts hers addresssn1 cur Con-
rentfon." Barney Caulncld thought the dispatch
might be bogus.
O'BrIen, Of Peoria, moved th 1t the Convention
rights End stand BY the State Of Ohio in sustain
ing him under the laws and Constitution Of bls
country. Carried, and the President was directed
telegraph the res olutIon to ohlo.
Tho Convention then proceeded to elect DELE,
gates and alteEnates to. iha Chicago Convention,
ind TO nominate candidates for Presidential Riec'
till after tha next State CONVENTION. After q
stormy debate, this was tabled. The following
are the nominations which we're approved:
DELEGATES.
Alternate" Treo and and John c. Gasiand.
nor. Alternstes-Whliam Pries, Thomas Hop.
7Tfrd D{.t,ie-Davfds sheehan. r. Smith Al
FoErkA Dts:rtcs Thomas Redman, AFRO Patser.
~ Fi}sh Diartes-N. ". o'Brien 5astas Stevens.
;sIztA Ds*frt;t-R; n: Mnlzay, Lew.s Stewart.
.strtnM Disfrsct-Joseph Besdman, Henry
Pra,ber:, Ahernates- Phillip My1e. John Girard.
te1a:stesSaae s 8s.R Ia1ws R4ffss e. x Ssrs Rekor' Al
| s1tefnatesMN. b baree, R%dxaia % Laanins:
,Rsa:.esf bssRs sR05sfS eSa hsess Wo9sos q d.,
-Eesen1a Dfstriet-J; r. Turner. John scho-
deia: Altezpstss~1' y: AeTIt1 A. y; Christian.
,IxSs,M 1ist; te-Amos ;sn = wwasts, . r P Thnsey'
Thirteenth Distriet- William Green. John o.
Richardson. Alternatcs-charaes E. Mcdowell,
At IargsEoin II. Douglass. Samuel $. Mar
stau, John ID. Cation. Q. B. Fickl.u, Peter SWEET
s. A. Backmaster. Automatically. II. Jackson,
Samntl Z; Casey. F. shope. B. s. Prestyman, G.
i i'be deIee.,ion was Instructed to cast the vote
Of tbe Stats unit in all questions coming be
/ fore the National Convention.
ELECTORS. :.
seeond Di.tsizSHcnry T. Al'en.
| Third Distr5ct-WllIam Barge.
| Fourth Dtttr!cs-H. Z. Piper:
FI}th DssY;ct-John D. Lindsay.
| SixM Distr4ct-S. ". Bowen.
| StrenM District Abraham L. Killer.
/ Eighth Dhtr|et--A- E. Steyenson.
I irfh p{sf%Jrt-Ioaorh rt-
| EtrsnM Distrset- II. <. S. o'Melyeny,
ItckffM Distyitt-Thomas Dimock.
TnirfssnM Dtstrict-C. J. K Davis.
| At Large-C. L, Highly. n. $. DAVIS, Aeno Foss
Ear, Of Scott county, offered resolution tt
the effect that the conyentlon re,asssn6le M to elec
candidates for State officers on the third Wcdnes
jotn .ComIsky threw In another. fire brand y
the shape ot9 minority report. giving Joa9; 4 \.
Douglas and $. 8. Hayes III delegates, aud n. 5
David Wa,eh, Alderman, elector and rai].oaa
man, talked largely about gagging.
made tpcech, in which he urged fte C0nveu
tton to adopt the mi noritT report II theJ did net
f wonid be highly detrimental to the. interest
Wfls% Goudy charged that ~ the ,3at,y 593a9,Eity b.
ssceiea from the ejoty. Il Ths 80 objection Hs e
Fuller to go to the convention. The minority va
Tie Convention held a regular pandcmouia
meeting, pass>ng two o. three unsmpo,tsnt uaas
urcs. An adjournment was taken at late hour
our reporter left them in session: A number: .
l the leading Copperhe3ds effected the neat strnt'
&c SUCCESS Of collecting ali tho copies Of the Tn
nuNE they could lar their hands on and burn1n
them in the public square in the afternoon
FROM ST. LOU1s.-
Missouri Copperheads in Council.