Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-08
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q Republican RRpgnRI Conventiot
BABT1NoREI June THE Black Re-
can Natohpi Convention 4usem bled thi4
dine ia Frontlstreet Tihester, which was
up for the occasion by the Baltimore
Council There are Hearly GOO dele
present. including many from remote u
fteG New Mexico hAs sent delegate.
| I'd Morgan az chairman Of the nationalt
rhittee icAlled the ebnvention to order
o'clock, making a brief address He PROD
prsR J. BJetkihridge as temporary cbaid
Che Acknowledgement was received with
Applause.. which Ras rene Weldon bis takins
lair, and three cheers we're given for thl
'Rr% hofA6 of Rd6tsdgjl Breckinridg9
turned thank for the honor, and in brief
eloquent speech explained the considered
which induced him ftoatTdndthe convenl
h. 0drmobbncof GAeUg 9 A. shaw, Of Massa
sets Mr., p, II, DpeT,o Of HeE, Hampshire
& W Briggs, OF Cal, were appointed temH
ry Secretaries. 1i21lJ adj i0fua1 t
Rev Mr. tS,ley bwss eintrpduted and
inouneed blessiRg on abs Cpngention.
On motion of ,gAnsral CsmeFon, a lisl
the States was called, 50 as to furnish the
retaries with 1list ot the tiahies of deeg
present 7Asithe Smtes we're called each
legation sent 40 beSecretsVy q roll cond
ing the, names Of the delegates, 4, Only Sqf
not Territories we're included in The call. N
Mr. Stephens, of Virgihih, moved tha
there were any delegates here from the SD
in secession, the names Of spah delegated
sent tp To. be ,su bmiuedytp . thsTCom mitteel
Credentials, but that s9eh States be not
cd. 90 ul'' 'HNI noe %" '"o'1'h' "A Il
'a Mr.. Lane, offKaHsGs, opp6sedIhe Il
and urged that all thelStdies oand Tern [
be called aHdIthal the icredantials of
handed ip, the qqeation to be decided
Committee On Credeniials %" II
n1Mr. Maynard Of 'PenDesseeyalso moA
quently urged that the clHimsio these sH
ing men 10 the states Of rebellion should l
thus be qligb'edr He ygass greeted with a sto
Of applause.
After considerable debateqa motion to c
the nsmes Of all tbA States, prevailed, ire
ding Mr., Lane of Kansgs,. that the terrtor
OF Colorado, Nevada, and Nebraska, as thl
territories were nov oreanizlng State Gt
ernments, undsr an enabling act OF Congre
and would GaEt their yptes Rs States at I
next Presideptial election, ,Tbe other Ter
tories were then called, and All were found
III rerrkgotfed51 p h1h h4qqiHu fH@
on motion, tbernles of the House of r,
resepiativea we're adopted as the rules of
81 notion i,pf II M ME- Lane. ailihe States
cept Mississippi, Which had s4nt two sets
delegates, we're called oh htU1udhe one me-
Der 10 oomposeiL rla4qa ,iro,l ,dI
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
The following geptemsu were then nam
as the COMMITTEE on Credentials V
Morris, of Maine; B. u COLE, of n. 8
Edwin Hammond, of VI HdB. Robinso
Mass9 II ii Bag, ,r,R,17Is Auvl Brandng,
Of iCapn6 PrestopiK n.y., A,aHaJ Scovif
N. ] Jas Rseder, Pa; r S Bruntford De
H Il Goidsboro, Ma; SAINT Lusk, Ky;
v Dorsey, Ohio; eJessee'if BF66n, Ind
vii son Shaffer, gll, Asrsln 4 iiddings. Mic
9 B Cassidy, Wis; g Il oWanaler, Iowa;
s Butler, MINI Jno .BsdWsll, Cal Hiru
Smith Oregon. VIM + Stevenson W. v
NJ Il lnsley, Kansas f'"'i"h j."
The Committee 'ob peftnRu9nt organil
tloh was sppointed, one from each State.
'm 7d' coNhrrFr on" RfsottrioSs
b The Committee OH Resolutions was nam
as follows: James II DrummOodi Ne: Dav
Ross, New York 4 BIeqw4g. Pa J. Moo,
Dell, II L Bond, Md. Jas Speed, Ky, Aart
F Perry, (cin)O; W n Dunn, Ia; Elisha
Perry, Ills G l. Coheer,n iMieh2 p Solomo
Wis VIM Stone, Iowa. Wus NJ FiistelE MN
Thompson Campbell Cal; Tkomas h Peor
Oregon; c d Hall, West Va A G Wilde
Kansas Adjourned till evening,
hHf EyEsIE0 sRssi0g 'H
The Convention resssembledi al Z 30
NJ, and organized hy adopting the foliowir
report on permanent orgapigalion:
For President Hon WIN. Dennison
Ohio altsaIA 1ii uiui rripiH hHHH-
For Vice Presidents, NAthaai Farnuell
Maine; J O Stearns, n II; Stowen, Y
Moses Kimbal Mass Joseph Degot, r
" Ketchum; Def-Perry, Conn; Lymi
Trrmaine, N Y; George 2 Lebolt, Md; A
Greene, Ky.J Il EeoFd 0hiogGW McTevan
MINI Chas N Diekey, Cal. li 80
Secretaries &C D Hubbard, West Va
" Potter, Kansas
The Report Of the Comml,ite WAS adopte
and the Presideut retdrDsd nhisVhshka IT
remainder Of the' session EOs occupied
routine business aRd in spesoh- making. Pa
son Brownlow being one OF the speakers wi
pleaded for the Admission 6f tbe TenBes
delegates 10 seats in the Convaotion