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VISIT OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
NATIONAL UNION LRAGUE TO THE
PRESIDENT.


The members of the National Union League,
adjourned yesterday from Baltimore to this
city, called upon the President this afternoon
and had an interview in the great East Room.
They were cordially received. The chairman
OF the delegation spoke to the President as
follows:
Address OF THE CHAIRMAN
MT. President have the honor of IntFoducInr
70 you representatives. from the Union Leagues of
the loyal States to congratulate you upon your
Reconciliation, and to assure you that we will not
fall 4" the polls to give you the support that your
services In the past so highly deserve. We feel
honoreA In doing this, for we are assured that we
are aid ns In re-elevating to the proud position OF
President Of the United States one 90 highly worthy
oft, one among not the least Of Whose claims is
That he was the emAnoipAtor of four millions Of
bOndmel.
The President replied as follows;
THE Presidents REPLY.
GEsTLEMEN: can only say In response to the
remarks Of your chairman, ! suppose, that 1 am
very grateful for the Ienewed confidence which
has been accord ed to me, both by the convention
and BY the National League. am not insensible
81 all to the personal compliment there is In this,
yet do not allow myself to believe that any but
small portion oft is TO be appropriated as per.
AonAl compliment
The convention and the nation, | am assured
are, alike, an mated by higher view OF the In
tsrestS OF the country Tor the present and the great
future, and that the part an entitled to Appro-
pirate as COZ pliment, is only that part which |
may lay hold Of SB being tho opinion OF the Con-
VenttOn and Of the League, that am not en,irely
unworthy to DO entrusted with the place have
occupied for the last three years.
! have not permitted myIelf gentlemen, to COZ
clude that am the best man 10 the country, but
am Teminded in this connection Of story OF Al
old Dutch farmer, who remarked to a compA Iio
once that It was not best to swap horses whe
crossing streams.
The prolonged laughter which followed thi
characteristic remark should have been h, ard.
WAS tumultuOuS. -,
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WOUNDED oFTIoERs.-The following wound
cd officers reported at headquarters yesterday
and this morning:
Asst Surg. r. l. Owens, 1st Deli Lieut.. G.
I. johnson, 14sth N. Y; Capt. John G. Gregg,
1ssth Pa; Lieut.. W. z. Horton, 11th Conn;
Lieut.. John L. Taylor, sth Mainej Lieut.. Alex
Delon, 1s9th N. " Capt. W. Lane, Sth Mel
Lieut.. 8. W. Pray, 11th Conn; Capt. E. A.
Curtis, 1l2th N. Y; Lieut.. r. A. Corbett, 1l9th
N. vi Capt. ]. W. wilkinson, 43d y. VI
Lieut.. ]. F. KIngsbury, A. A. G., Cd brigade,
9Th corps; Memo swart, 10th Mich.i Lieut..
Col. II. r. Millet, Sd Mainej Capt. Hugh Don,
nelly, S7th Aass.i Asst Surg. NJ. ]. Hyell, I'd
W.; Lieut.. William Miller, 1st N. j.; Lieut.
John N. Nullash, lst N. j.; Lieut.. Eyre Key
ser, 1ssd Pal Capt. John G. Brown, Goth Ind.
Lieut.. John II. Coulter, 51st Pa.
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Confirmation OF Major and Brigade,
Generals.

The Senate, in executive session, confirmed
the following nominations
Brig. Gen. Greenville W. Dodge, United
States volunteers, TO be major general. Brig.
Gen. John Gibson, United States volunteers, TO
be major general.
The following were confirmed as brIgadIer
generals Col. John r. Brooke, 53d Pennsyl-
yanta, for distinguished services In the Old
Wilderness and at spottsylvanla; Col. Nelson
A. Miles, 6lst New York volunteers, from May
~, 1864, for distinguished services in the Old
Wilderness and at Spottsylvanls; Col. Joseph
Hayes, 18th Massachusetts, May l2, 1864; Col.
Byron X. Pierce, Sd Michigan, and Lieut.. Col,
James Bailey, 4th Wisconsin cavalry, TO be
brigadler generals by brevet for merltorious
services in enabling the Mississippi aolilla To
get over the lower falls of the Red River,
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WARRINGTON CITY, June 8, 1854.

10 me ITcAtccH
sIR: beg leave to submit to you report made
to me by the p ovost Marshal General, showing
the result Of the draft going on to fll the de-
ticieney in the quotas OF certain States, and rec
ommPndinE q repeal II the clause In the enrolment
act commonly known as the three hundred dollar
clause.
The recommendation of the Provost Marshal
General iS approved by this department, aud
trust thai It will be recommended by you to Con.
grtss. The recent successes that have attended
our arms lead to the hope that by manta niog our
military strength and giving It such inereAIe AZ
the extended fitld OF operations may require, an
cary termination Of the war may ne 6ttAine 4!
But to accomplish this II 10 absolutely necessary
that efficient means be taken, with vIgOr and
promptness TO keep the army up to its strength
and supply deficiencies occasioned by lostes sus'
talnCd In the field. o thAt end resort must be
had to draft but ample experience hAS now
shown that the pecuaiHry exemption from service
illustrates the object Of the enrolment law by fur.
nishing money instead of men.
An additional reason fer repeating the three
hundred dollar clause IL, that 1t 10 contemplated
TO make the drat for comparatively short term.
The burden Of military service W IL therefore uC
ightened but Its certainty OF furnishing troops II
an absolute essential to success.
have the honor TO be your obedient servant,
EnWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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THE BALTIMORE CONvENTIoN-HOW
TIE NOMINATIONS WE'RE MADE.

a.. "
'o"'uE e'en'' cast 'ne'r shAuo"s before
was Pe'nSps never more signincanty Illus
" "'oO 'n"n 'u '"e 'uiui'nston ol yesterday IN
."e ''"onASNou vi rres'uen' L'nelon' let
~" eOu'N H"so ooon PFePAreu ior 1ne intense
'a"'o'"e'' VI Hii' 'hA1 no'ning snouid interfere
WIN Tue reanLa'loh oi mat contamination
1e'ou''y 70 oe wished.
ine leAS' reference 70 MS name produced
'nrI'i o' en'nuh'asm throughout 'he audience,
Suu 'ue grea'ees anxiety was manifested 10
reaen tue nomination' Inc necessary preilmi- |
hArlee were enoured with as much patience a.
couid DC expected, but II was plain to see no
mercy would be shown TO tihers; and although
was undoubtedly hard TO nip inciplent
geniuses In the bud, II was performed with q
ruthlessness that was terrible to witness. One
delegate from the golden State, who had evil
uehtiy oeen digesnng his Weil-rounded pc
RODS from the day that the mantle OF his
nomination TO that oihce fell upon him, seemed
peculiarly reluctant TO yield TO the pressing
cry OF Dfy up Dry up
one oy one tne oostrueuons were cleared
away nAe snass on TUG "its'Ss'PPi rVer' ana
the BaiiAn' oiu suiP seemed 70 tumble all Al
once in'o SMOOTH ueeP water lnen came
tne tug OF war 'teek met 1reek IN an enort
10 gain the noor and OBTAIN the much-longed-
for honor OF "renominatlng Old Abe" STEM
torian lungs were used by numbers who hoped
TO drown down opposition by the volume OF
sound they poured out OF theT throats. But
all In vain Gen. Cameron got as much chance
as those Infinitely more vociferous. Mr.. stone,
OF Iowa, In particular, was decidedly uncom'
promising, and falling 10 catch the Chairman's
eye, after several desperate efforts in that be-
hall, remarked good humoredly and at the top
OF his voice. u Will nghi II out on this line II
takes all summer"
Some discussion here ensued as to which
course was best to be pursued In taking the
voIes. One proposed by aeelamation, /" which
met with great iavori but Mr. Raymond, OF
New York, arose, and clearly demonstrated the
policy of "voting by states," and thus avoid
Ing the asperSlon that might be cast upon the
convention, that the nomination of Abraham
Lincoln had been rushed through the conven-
tion by some demonstration that would not
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n FIC l A L


WAN DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE, !
WAsHlEOTOE, March II, 1884.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per-
mission to visit Washington must be addressed to
Major General Halleck, Chief OF staff, and must
specify the business for which the otnoer desires
the permission. TelegrAmS addressed direct to the
Secretary Of War on this subject will receive no
attention.
by order OF the Secretary OF War.
T. D. TOWNSEND,
m2l-u Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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GEN. DALEs, commanding a division of
Ewelra eorpa, was killed on Thursday, opposite
Bartletrs brigade, Sta corps.
DR.. GORDON WISsLoW, an estimable citizen
OF New York, who has been an active worker IN
the Sanitary Commission since itG org4nizAtIon, o,
fe overheard from steamer ia the POtomac last
tuesday, and was drowned. He w.s AccompAnv.
Ing home his wounded son, Col. WinSlow, OF the
9th New York, when the sad accident occurred
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THE ILLINOIS DELEGATION CALL
UPON THE PREsIDEHT,

The Illinois delegation TO the Baltimore Con-
vention called upon President Lincoln this af.
ternoon, and were most cordislly received.
Mr.. Cook, chairman Of the Illinois delega-
tion said, good humoredly, "Mr. Lincoln,
think have right to complain somewhat Of
the treatment we received at Baltimore recent
ly.s We went with a candidate that we wanted
to claim exclusively, but they wouldn't let us
have tho honor. All the other States seized
and claimed him as being as much theirs aa
ours, and tho only privilege they would allow
us was one which, must admit, we shall prize
highly and respond to fully, namely, to vote
for him at the polls, which we shall certainly do
The President responded to this delegation
In a conversational and social way, making
what might be called "home talk" to old
friends. Many jokes were cracked and good
things said which We have not time TO write al
this late hour of the afternoon. "
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DIVORCE GRASTED.-On yesterday, In the
Supreme Court, sitting In equity, Judge olin
Martha u. French, complainant, and Othni el
French, the defendant, who was adjudged guilty
of adultery, as proved by several witnesses. The
| complainant is allowed to resume her maiden
name, and again TO marry, but the defendant is
not allowed to marry until Martha 10 dead. Tbs
| parties contracted = marriage with each other IN
December, 1861. The husb.nd committed adultery
with woman called "Lurley," in a restaurant
kept by Frank renter, and situated on street,
| between Sixth and Seventh.
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A sTRAw.-straws show which way the wind
Is setting. A correspondent sends us straw
which shows how the wind blows with the
army. He says;
The following is the preference OF western
regiment, at Huntsville, Alabama, as expressed
by vote, few days since;
Lincoln, $50; Mcclellan II; Grant Z; Butler,
o. Fremont, 81 Banks, l.-Clevcldnd Leader.
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From White House LandiYE

Tho Keyport, Capt. Z. A. Ryther, arrived at
Sixth street wharf this morning with mail and
passengers from the White House. She brings
no news.
The John Brooks arrived yesterday evening,
having on board ten hundred and eighty. -four
wounded.
The steamers Highland Light and Ocean
Wave left this morning with hospital supplies,
mail, and passengers for the White House.
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ansthemaS against him; but, on the whole, his
motion was well received, and Mr.. Lincoln
stands before the world tho unanimous choice
Of the National Union Convention, composed
Of delegates legally elected by the people Of
every loyal State.
"Now, then, who's for Vice Presldentf' was
the universal Inquiry. And when Maine, as Il
was natural TO 10 expected she would, led OF
by throwing the whole Of her votes for Hanni-
bal Hamlln people seemed to think, as went
Maine 80 would go the Unlon-but when New
Hampshire threwtwo Butler shells with another
for Andrew johnson, with four for Hannibal
Hamlln, and three for Daniel 8. Dickinson,
there was startling confusion in the camp.
At the name Andy johnson there was burst
Of enthusiasm In the rear Of the theatre and In
the galleries, that was very portentous. The
votes OF Vermont, Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island increased the confusion, but when Con-
necticut cast her twelve votes In lump for
Mr.. johnson, still greater outburst arose from
bis friends, and when New York followed by
giving him thirty-two votes and only six for
Mr.. Hamlin, and twenty-eight for Mr.. Dickin-
Nut was NcW
Jersey divided her vote, seven for johnson and
seven for Dickinson. Then Pennsylvania was
a init, Afty.two votes for Hamlln. "Tbere'll
be no election this VOTE" cries one. every
body wants to be so grateful to everybody else
that 1t amt to be wondered at" cried another.
1t went on as diverse as possible for while.
It was six for one and half dozen for an
other, until 1t came 10 Ohio, when the chair
man Of that delegation arose and recorded the
entire vote Of that State for Andrew johnson.
The enthusiasm of his friends again manifested
itself, and when Indiana, directly after, gave
her twenty-six votes for johnson, there was a
storm Of applause. Illinois, however, unset.
tied the question again, by giving her united
vote for Hamlin, and for n while chaos had
come again." but Iowa gave her sixteen votes
for johnson, and Maine requested TO be allowed
TO change her vote for him. Then came rush
oeother changes, until at last the chair an
nounced that of the $40 votes cast, Mr.. Andrew
johnson had received OF them 4y7i Mr.. Hanui-
bal hRmlin, o. Mr.. Daniel 8. Dickinson, 13.
At this stage Of the proceedings a happier
set Of men could scarce be found. Everything
seemed to be Just as everybody had wanted II.
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NOTICE OF MEETING

The National Union Committee. appointet
at Baltimore on the sth, will meet at willards
Hotel, Washington, on Friday, June 10th, a
10 o'clock q. m.
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Chairman.
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1884.
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NUMEROUS CHARGSs.-A man named Lewis
ClInohey was arrested In the county this morning
on the charge Of pel liquor to soldiers OF sell
ipg II without license, and OF keeping open on
on he first charge An investigation of the 9TH
a.. " N postponed tin st Tuesday.
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CHIvALRI NKEDED.-A German named Ebbet
Snyder, who 10 the superintendent Of the NationAl
Hotel bakery, vas arrested yesterday BY Omcer
Pende, OF the Fourth ward, for assaultinE one Of
the hotel servants, named Maria ClAry. The
servant girl used very abusive language toward
him. which excited his ire and resulted in her being
checked. He was taken before Justice Bates, who
took bail for his appearance at court.
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HOW THE PREsIDENr HEARD OF
HIS NOMINArION.

Athalf past two o'clock yesterday, dispatches
sere sent TO the President by different persons
announcing his reconciliation, but he was alb
sent from his official room In the white House
at the time, and did not see them. Some two
hours afterwards, ignorant of his own nomina-
ton, he called at the War Office, and accident
ally saw a dispatch there announcing the nom
ination of Mr.. johnson for Vice President
The President expressed his surprise at the Gu
rious action Of the Convention, as 1t seemed to
him, and thought it had got the cart before the
horse; but was asked by au operator II he not
seen q dispatch announcing HE own reuomIna-
ton for the Presidency. On his replying that
he had not, he was informed that such a dis.
patch had cen sent him. He then explained
that probably his absence from his official
room in the Executive Mansion was the reason
Of his not having seen 1t. Upon returning to
the Executive Mansion the President found the
dispatches referred to, announcing bis renomi
nation at half past two O'Clock.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Tho New Iorl
steamer Berkshire, Gu route to Hudson las
evening, was burned. She Is total loss, an'
i Is reported that forty lives were lost by Ih
disaster.
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COLLISION ON THE PuToMAC.-The steamer
Iolas, which left here yesterday with the Ii9u
Ohio, destined for tho White House, to join Gen.
Grant, was run into by = schooner when near
BlSckItone'S Island She had her bow broken
very badly, which rendered her unit to go into the
bay, and abe returned to Washing on this after
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

VIOLATED THEIR oATH.-Frankln Dodson,
and Andrew Jenkins, rebel prisoners who had ta-
ken the oath OF alestAnee, and sent to PhilAdel-
phia not TO return south Of that city, were caught
in Washington this morning and committed to the
Old CApitul
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ets DstIIc alton. The dsdic alton services
Of EyIand Chapel NJ. Il, Church, corner Of Tenth
the u instant. Three Ssryices-ll O'Clock a. m,
hy tho Rev. Mr.. Bowman, d. Chaplain to the
Senate OF the United states; O'Clock p; m. will be
provided for; o'clock y. M, by the Rev. John
LAnahAn, D. ID, The public are invited TO attend
the opening services OF this handsome church sdi-
flee. les-1
AN INvALID. Published for the benent, and as g
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF NIAn-
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEAN
~ oELF CURE. BY one who has cured himself ai.
4 Y being put to great expense and injury tl,rouEh
mt py SnciosinE a post-paid addressed snvolo7s
,no 'Ope' may Se asS Sf shs sg,SG ESQ.,
INV a.. " bedford, Kings County, n. y.
SEF,s, tval and Fair at Island Hail.
The Ladies' OF the seventh street Presbyterian
Church viii old their Festival At the above Hall
80 Tas Sr Ss't bs 6U
ession. The PiA no IL kindly furnished by Mr..
John 3. Ellis. Ad. .pis.iSn 10 cents. sesson uoK-
a. "a Sno psi''A' w my272w'
~ Peoples sTsiegraph.-'Hsw First CiHS
LINES, direct to NEW YORK, Bos~ s~FoN' anu Al
important points. Washington onices hhrUn, l,sl,
LICAN BUILDING, Gil Ninth street, yves. nue1
and corner PennSylvAnlA avenue and sixth str Ell
'''' CHARLES D. MOVES,
tshi6-u Manager Washington District.
Es- Diseases or the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual syBtems-new and reliable
treAtmsnt-ln Reports OF the HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TiON-Sent ~ mail in sealed letter envelopes,
FREQ of charge. Address, Dr. J. sKlLLIN HoUGH,
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. m2S-ly
p- B,-T.-IsO-K-DrSk Plantation
BiTFERS
They purify, strengthen Ana invigorAto.
Tbey are an Hntidotat 10 ehNnSe of watsr and diel
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On the 9th inst by the Rev John c. Smith, D.
D., Mr. WILL S SHEPHERD to Miss LAURA A.
sHEpD, both OF this city
On the eth inrtAnt, by the Rev. J. H. NJ. Lemon,
CHARLES sELBT and Mlls EMMA RoULDINO, all OF
this city.
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Up to the lsL OF June, our naval captures arc
over twelve hundred vessels of all classes, OF
an aggregate value Of Sl7, ,0OO, 900.
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PAY Your ToLL.-Yesterday a colored man,
nv me- saxsn,b ,srsst ,oSd 80 as.aSltsd by ~,
t0ll-gRte keeper, A. DuvAnt, with the butt end Of
gun. II seems that the driver went out Fourteenih
street where there 10 toll-gate and coming back
by the seventh street way, hetitAted to pay the
toll, when he was assaulted, The tOll-gate keep
er was arrested by county of1oSr, and taken be
fore Justice Thompson, who required him to give
1900 security for court.
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New yoRK, June 9-noon--Flour Is l59"O
cts. bet ter; wheat cts. bstteTj corn dulli pro-
visions firm; whiskey firm at 3a939I eta.
gold 1877
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THE $500 COMBINATION RECON-
MENDED TO BE ABOLISHED.

WeHHHKo IEuff tHe FFoHIueht.
The following message was laid before the
House of Representatives yesterday, and re-
ferred to the Committee on Military Affairs;
WARRINGTON, y. e., June 8, 1864.
To he Senate and House Of Representatives.
| have the houor to submit TO- the consideration
OF Congress le't ter and ENCLOSURE from the Secre-
taTy Of War, with my concurrence In the recon-
incubation therein made.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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- wan DEPARTMENT, !
PRuvOsT MARSHAL GESERAL'S oFFICE,

PRUvUsT MARSHAL GESERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHIS0ToH, D. :, June 9, 1854.
Hon. L. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
SIR: In accordance with the amended enrolment
act approved February ~, 1854 and your orders on
the subject, am now conducting draft In VAR ous
Sub-dsIric for their respective dehcienciea O /
quotas OF troops heretOfD assigned. The results
Oi this draft, 40 far as shown by reports /" this
date, are worthy Of attention. They are briefly IS
follows;
Number OF drafted men examined. ............ILT
Sumbe exempted for phybIcal debility. "A, ,37I
Number exempted for all other eauseso2 Gi.
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Total not exempted..... ... ...............7,7 ,72b
different States, | invite your attention to tue
small propO tion Of soldiers beipg nbtaine under
the eN,a lug law. see no re IBOn to believe that
the army csn be mAteda ly streng thened by draft
30 long as the three hundred d liar clause 10 in
force, n I do think II safe TO assume that the
Communication psid by a drafted man will enable
the Government 10 procure vounteer or BubSti-
tute l. his place do not think int arge bouni les
by the Unit d >tatcH should be Ag,in Tpsorted T.
for raising tIonps ! recommend that the three
hundred COLLAR clause, AH 1t ~ known, be repeaed
lam sir, very res Ieetluliy, you 0h't servant,
JAMES d Fry,
Provost Marshal General
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ACcDKHT.-Yesterday morning, about 10
O'Clock, Government baker nsmed William Wolf
jumped OF the front platform Of OF the street
cars, on the Avenue, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets, and was run over BY the wheels.
He was severely injured and wss taken to the
hospital on the corner OF X and sixteenth streets
by Ofncer Sullivan, OF the Fifth precinct.
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ELECTION, NOVEMBER 8, 1861.
ORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL
UNION COMMITTEE.

BALTIMORE, June 5, 1851.
A meeting Of the National Union Committee,
appointed by the National Union Convention
at Baltimore on the sth inst, was held at Bar.
nuns Hotel agreeAbly to the notice given in
the Convention.
On motion of Gen. James Lane, Of KSnsas,
the Hon. Henry J. Raymond, of New York.
was elected Chairman, and Hon. Edward
Mcpherson, OF Pennsylvania, secretsr
On motion the committee sdJourued-to meet
lu Washington, D. c., on such day as the
Chairman may direct.
Attest W. CLAPLIN,
Secretary, pro tern.
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The ohio DsIsg, tlon.

The Ohio delegation to the Baltimore Con-
ventlon called upon the President this after
noon and paid their respects.
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10 See third page for interesting telegraphic
reports.