, 1864-09-05
cpPPEkREAp COUNTY cuNVEh-
Tim,
Election II Delegates to The ssase CeaFeation
=, spr.psfeid-A New cenfa
Committee,

y the EtEte Lo1Ftuuon 70 ne netQ IN Springfield o
+ Tucsday next, was ho1d yesterday in the Reco.s
e1's Court Room: the object Of the stte Conre1
lion being. a. Is well known, to duteb the yyor
which the lsel Convent. on did not d4ro to doth
nomination Of State of1ceee Wuosc Chains enatl b
submitted to tho people Tor ''EFtr=tiou" at tho en-
| sufoE election. lne E1u IVES made fur two O'CLOCK
but The old y r1urtance seemed 10 be still In e1ist
enec: the de1 ga,cs hung back. and It was ne. ri
The Convention was GATED t. order by HIrsm II
Chase, who sald that 1t had ordinarily deTolve,
pIsGn It party who had called the meet1us to OF
der, to makt Nomination for Temporary chsIrma h
but IeIBE anxious to nvotd the cuarse Of uu,a,r
j. b. Vanshan nominated 81. 4. McAii.stot< q
temporary Gha1Euan. Approved.
M5: hcAlliE1es s.ld that The act o. the Conren
tIon had laid lin ubde. enduring llsauo1s; thcl
would 'r Eox gTnesed to ers,ness, ~, ,,,,o,,o :,
Fe1rell, aid II. " thAse nominated D. ". Man
chester as Secretaries Of the Convention. Tht
/ Committee u one from each dtvlsion OF III.
city. aid twe from The county was then appoinlct
or cscGs1t,a1e. Us fol'ogr;
|ieff Usyts.tn-Davtd Welsh
North D.s4aion-T: n: Armstrong.
TIe ccumitter On CREDENTIALS reported the fo,
loving as rcins eut1tled. by elecl1n OF eubstitu.
| tion. to ttuts In the Convention:
nahn Hos'c2 r. + iSs bss,e;s e. J" Patton
S. cond Nc-d-W, Bsras vanalh, z. e. Barber
]; W 11s.nor, Valentine Kellef, +. ii. Donassa,,
| Ixird Hardin: ". Fuller, Hugh Mnhcg, John
| T he's. stcrsep9 r9 Barrett, Adam Frasch, Michaei
Gosman; Mschat' EvaLs.
John Fo,ty1h, J. Il. Fesrell, 'N''''
F!fh navG-Mark Sheridan, Thomas Barry.
1an:es GIe1nan. Constantine Kann. John Lynch,
.aah Hard david Walsh, N. rhorntz, NJ,
fleming, Johu Perscnea, g. Burroughs. 49,
Sett7aa Raru-Michael Gleapon, Michscl Fleu.
r.. howArd murphy, Ja1nes Mnke,er, Joseph
CQmfEET. Nrae
Eighth lp1rd-p.r1ck Rare1ty, O. J. L.,nc.
William AoldsH o1.h, Patrick Kelly, James Mc.
NlnfA Va'd-W. z. McAnister, Joseph Wilson,
Tsat9 jSsTdSHiian n. Chase, D. ". Msncho,.
E1ereaM NErd-P. Mcalnnts, J. Vt. Horton, P,
Ga1nty, VIM. cuttan. J. Cauahsu.
p TX ~, ~ Hora-c. caskehnan, " u. Donovan.
TA.+teenM Hcrd-MathIss: Frerzen, ], N.
eFnsto1g, Peter 0sachendurf, Simon Eichcnhaa-
Fo4rtetnM Uqrd-R. n. Burke, Jacob Schmidt,
Jes: Entis, Frederick Iicht-
F:zeen'h Ward-:aorr.s Clifford. Sullivan, JAS,
So5e9 5o5n csqs7 cSassehs obadan Jakson VA
Sat t,ith Ea1a.GG. Z, Granger, G. L, Wood
man, ). Quinn. q. Perkins, J. A. nyncs Tnos.
Kennedy. L. Tree. J. J. . 5u ivan.
!ttst HAeetng3 g3Dapiei camsrcn.
Neg 7Fftr.-Johu c. Gar,ahd.
-EtunttGn.-Janes B. Vaughan, N. r. IclehA1t
Eioe1p.-ueury Loewe.
Lelden.-Rlcharl Everett.
Jamee En1Is. the itrrpresslb1e, complained
that man irom tho Fourteen Ward-J. G.
Winkleman had intrudeu himeelf on tbs Thfr.
teenth Ward ticket, aud moved hls expulsion from
This led to rather interesting discussion, which
YRS P2rtldpatcd IN by une ha I The delegates. It
wss finally referred to tie committee on crecen-
u. v. Fuller moved tho appointment OF nomt-
nnting co1nmittee OF one lfom each Ward, aud
three 11 n the country.
J. E. Fant han moved IN amendment that the
sud cumusittee consist Of Two nom each division
III 'he city. anu thee trom ,hs coun,ry.
nhs qnsson aHr was an opsn one I'D elected
En.c threatened 70 trcedc from the coDveuttou !;
John Quinn obliglngly told 1he gentleman he
Ii. ". Fuler explained that he had Intended by
the motion to have nine delegates to the State
Convention kit.ed from each division OF the CITY,
and stI from the county.
Aaton Haven WAS eoiry to be Obliged 10 tell
them that the delegates dia not, as 1nIe to the
Sprineleid Convention. NOT more thau one hqlf
comfy had not been fasy represented in lhe Slate
j. L. Hahn WAS down On such men % wanted to
70 to Springfield; Ii ssas MT such a very great
! honor to 60, aid man who wanted to 70 must
| have eo1ze axe to griad. Lundonp,edly.l
). Y. Vaughan spoke Of former tiales. exposing
the delegate did moi 20. aud other Ren we're nrel
| by Interested parties 10 70 IN their places, and
vote tdr their canoida'es. He seeu,rd to have hat
rnrs;1 nucI n II snnyenons Of ;he nn1crrin
j. VI. sheabap auo Ismbe1t Tres 6uth took tha
oor, md each worked hard 10 Catch the eye Of the
Chairman. Sht Khan cot the tloor, and TIRE waited
till be hid 1nished. 6henhan advocated ths claims
Of sho = est Division, and thought It ehonld send
mere 6sl%cfa.es I % toan any Other dislslo9 z,.-
Of uinola Slate Conventions not more th4n about
Two lsd ever gone from CooG county outside of
Chieoeo. He moved 10 amend By giving ten dele
gates 10 each division oE the city and thiee for The
Lambert Tree wap!ed men to be appointed who
| JobL CsmirkF called the gentlemen 10 orIirf:
that was 10 time fof the dtscuaslon Of the qoes-
ttpp.
Lambert waxgd more eloquent thsreat, dlsdaia-
| ing di11ct reply.
John c. Gaf}hnd moved to amend still further by
ed sh:rs. and ons trem nc each CIV Tara Tnis pssssed.
eates from each division Of the city and three from
j. ". vsnehsp offered resolution to the effect
tel..,s: d. sta.e Convention vera oiien ailed By
The fttn1srl, sppstn'ed aElesa'ts Be allowed to
vot in sas ssa,s TT c.nvea,ion without the nn.n.-
nout pefmit sion r. sbSee oeesates present.
cGstion DC anstsGess 10 vo1e a. NIT npon all
nd IT,, 10 ae b. ,sso 70 be S hi
,,t,,nn e'e ~ a'e -Non11oauos eotn
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wtra, ~ J. A. Msbn; % Second r. 1. % Ba4beF: rniId n1
asn A. 1th ,;srn wa,sh ssxe6,b Iaoa ~ co.;s onIii-
=. ~ 'E,aitn Wi;i,.m 1josd. 2or,h. ;nth =
errau: Tenth. p ". MsocsesSer: Eleventh. p.
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Wht1itnr- r cameron i'sIc p M,.9ay. Nv
Minr =: ,.,n, ~ Es.1s,nn nn V,,,Ssr NTM
Iner, ); T. Sa!a; a Esanssoo' sa =; IL aanSaan;
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