, 1864-06-11
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SATURDAY, JUNE II ,1S4.
The National Union Convt ntion.
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
Nomination of Lincoln
and Johnson.
GREAT ENTHUsIAsM FOR THE
TICKET: .

From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
BALr1xoEn, June 7-5 r. H., 1854.
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SESSION.
The Committees not having gotten through
their lahors, the Convention did not meet
It'll p. m. The building was crowded to
to its utmost capacity.
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
The Committee on Permanent Orrauiza-
ton reported, and on motion the report Was
adopted, and the Chairman appointed, Hon.
]. N. Lane, Of indiana, and Hon. Galusha 4.
Grow, Of Pa, to conduct President Denu1.
son to the chair.
Gov. Denuison then spoke as follows;
thank you for the honor Jou have conferred
upon ne, and while will bring to the discharge
Of Tho duties Of the Chaif little experience In par
duty, to spare No effort IN con,tbusins, to he *
texi Of my ability, to the facilitating Of the bueI
ncss Of tho Convention, and securing such results
from .our deliberations as will 1neei the loyal ex-
pectations qt The coenftJ-
re meet here ns Representatives OF the true
friends Of the government and OF Impartial liberty
-of that large portion Of The people who grateful
from ocr Institutions well administered aud reject
any form Of hsnan enslarcment. not In P4nish-
1ess of tSan va tha seaS, ~ "a IT,
peaceful! workings OF republican government
prolonged applsucc.l
In no tsnso 90 We meet, ~. members or repre-
sentatives Of either Of the cid political parties
which bound the people, or Al tne caxnIl7ns Of
any principle CT doctrine recullar ia olsher. The
outbreak OF ths rebellion has, from necessity,
taken from tho issusa Vi these parties their prac-
tical significance, and conpe. tho formation Of
@ Tia o1icin of The rnion pzr:y.T party II my b.
ealled-of whleh this Convention IL for the par
pose Ct iss assembling The accredited Representa-
an @ sn1essr1rd re- ~ Unconditional Loyalty 70 ths CO..,
ernnent and the Enion.
Let nc coz =ratu,ste soa upon the tsrosas,e aus
pltes Of JonE meeting. While tte deepest ~ xe.y
IL felt EJ nli pa!rttic 4. t. III result OF the
wa, Hnj1stl1ahly forced 1pon lhe t1ovsfnmeot by
tte bad asabi4ocs men and their deceived Follow
e1a In The rebeliisus Stats,. and tte cnaat.y il
H1ed With dletre II ana ncurs1ng over III loss Of
60 EAnv Of CUT brave nsa WAC hsye fal.ea In bat
lie or Gied in Hospitals from wonnds rstttred In
defense Of The constitutional authorities Of tbs
Government, re set A.ys, III what h&s bsoa se-
co1ap'!shcd rewards The fu74rss*lea Of the rsbel-
lian sEi tho s1inCutshmeut sf i'll caato-1u ths
heroic dceua Of s1t nab sraiss and ssllant navy
that alnott .ecnsd to ts pa'a'yzed uadsr the H.
Hunhcc Of our national ro.psnty-iR tbs uc-
r:eee3ented esaerosisJ sf the people, awakened
t;ss s.e Ct #. @ Wy osh na as,ft Il tse
hirhc.t felic.tattn snt fur wl:icn tho couztry il
grateful 10 A'nl:h!y God lApfl,uso.l
ula,ion tie iaraaston Of tAs political oseaaIss-
ton Of which this Convention il a REPRESENT
ative, which has 10 nobly sn+tatned the Govern.
to the co.,plese accomplishment Of which its
&nergies are csasecrated; ths patriotic harmony
that has marked our assembling and will eharae-
al S1 a.d ;a sat
mons romtratoa tor the Presidency Of the United
States Of the wire and good Ran whose 1nsalash
devotion - the coaasry, IN the administration OF
| adm!raticn. hut the varmcss affection Of eysry
friend Of eon.,i.nlios.l liberty; tApplaas:,l
ceEntrJ have nats ses1zsd and expect ynn to renew
ser Par, The Pe1s ., tas,5 9Th to
tiau Of the war, to the complete suppres stoa OF
! the rebellion, regardless OF the time o. tho ra-
sources raqazed 10 that ED, aud tneY equally ex-
! psct and cal upon you to declare tae cause and
| euppeft Of the rebellion to be slavery, which, rs
well for its reasonable ofoncea aga.nst tho Gov
ernrnens a. for its ineompatibttS With tss rights
of humanity and The parsn.nept pe.se Of the
| country. EEst, with the Termination OF tha WAr,
End Kuch spcediet ~ possible, be 1ado to roase
forever in srers Stale and Territory Of the Unioa.
Bat mczt not refer to ether Raljccss Of interest
| that vii; Challenge Juur aitsa:fo0.
Let me repeat my thankb for your expressions
Ct sonaocase n ..e. 10 having selected NC to pre-
The President then Invited the Vice-Prcsi
dents to take se2ts upon the platform. ThiE
| Eecessitatad new GrTnage11ents In the ehApe
Of estteee and chai1e, III order to accommo,
date the crowd.
Come 1adfea of Baltimore then sent Ut
EoMc beautiful boluets for the Frasident'l
table. He ackno S1edsed the compliment b.,
beTing vert gracefully to the fair donors
willie the Convention and spectators gave 1
rsura Of hearty applause. .
COMMITTEE ON oRDEE OF BUSINESS.
The Chairman suggested the appointment
! Of q Committee TN the Order OF Business
cop1fsting OF enc from each St4te.
On motion If Jud4 9 Dolsno, OF Ohio, th'
| following gentlemen were appointed Oh th'
| Coaamitt&e