Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-30

LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
LATEST FROM CHICAGO!
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immensely OF the AsSemblage.
Prayer by Bishop whitehouse (!
GOV. SEYMOUR CHOSEN PER.
MANENT PRESIDENT!
His Able and Patriotic Speech,
How the Peace was BrOkenl
The Tmpotency Of the Lin
coin Administration
Singing Reference to the late
Order of Heintzelman
Report from Amos Kendall!
Singing Reference to the late
Order of Heintzelman
Report from Amos Kendall! !
The Sons Of Liberty About {!
COMMITTEES, REPORTS,
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Chicago, August 80 The proceeding,
were opened by Bishop Whitehouse, who FRA
read from the Psalm of David, following with
an impressive prayer, the delegates and audi
enoe standing.
The Committee on Credentials reported
against the admission OF delegates from the
Territories, Louisiana, or District of Colun
ba; also TO admit both delegations from Ken
lucky, each delegate TO cast half q vote. Re.
pnt adopted.
On motion Of Mr., Cox, Hon Amos Ken.
dalls had leave to present communication
of the proceedings and action of the Conser.
vative Union National Convention, held in
this city on the 9th When The Secretary
read the resolution recommending the nomi.
nation of Mcclellan, the widest applause
went up, the delegates standing and cheer
! log
Mr. Coz moved that the commu nication be
referred to the Committee on Resolutions
Mr. Miller moved TO amend that the com
mnnicaton be made part of the minutes of
the Convention
The Chairman stated that the communica-
ton would bo entered on the minutes.
Mr.. Oids said that another body, the Sons
of Liberty, now in session here, might huve a
communication to make to the Convention,
and If this is to go on the minutes, theirs
ought to too. Debate arising, 0lds said he
would not press the motion.
The communication was accepted.
The report of the Commute on organiza
ton was read as follows, and adopted By &C.
clamution
The Committee on Permanent Orgsniza
ton, aud Rules for the govern ment of the
Democratic National Convention now in ses.
sion, respectfully report that they recommend
to the Convention for their selection, the fol.
lowing officers:
President-Horatio Seymour.
Vice Presidents-Joseph Chase, Maine
W. Williams New Ham pshire; Ed Beach,
Massachusetts,; D. H. SmalIey, Vermont;
George Taylor, Connecticut; Alfred Anthony
Rhode Island; Andrew COBB, New Jersey
N j. Tucker, New York A. Packer, Penn.
sylvania j. Robinson, Ohio; s. Wilson, In
diana o. B. Frecklin, Illinois John S. Bar.
ry, Michigan John N. Phelps Missouri; John
B. Peekham, Minnesota ID. w. Msxon, Wis
cons,n VIM Patterson, Iowa; j s Berry,
California; Fl. j, Strickler, Kansas; VIM.
McMillen, Oregon J. d, Jones, Maryland
John Merritt, Delaware.
Recording Secretaries-Wm H Simpson.
OF Maine John H. Woodward, OF New Hanp
shire, s. Phnney, of Massac husetts; l. s
Partridge, OF Vermont; l.. Allen, of Connec.
tieut; Thos. Rnolds, James s. Payer of New
York; J. d Biddle, of New Jersey; I'd. l.
Martin, of Delaware; +. Hutchinson, Penn
sylvanis, J. a, l.. Mcclure, of Maryland, Jos
p, Barbour, of Kentucky; y B. Eshelman, O.;
A. Whitesy, Md, W. W. 0beyn, III; Theodore
j Compau, Michigan; j. A. Billings, Mis-.
souri, John a. Mckinney, Minnesota ; P.
Ouh, Wisconsin, NJ Currien, Of Iowa
W. j. Wbpple, California; Il. p. Fitzwiliam,
Kansas Z. Byers, Oregon.
Reading Secretariea-E. o. Perrin, New
York. Isaac X. Ollie, Illinois Moses NJ.
Strong, Wisconsin.
The Committee further recommend that the
rules aud regulations accepted by the regular
Democratic Convention OF 1860, be adopted
by this Convention for It's government