, 1864-08-29
THE h1'GlELlAn CONVENTION
GfN7Gfi CDNsEgVaTIYE AssofIiTIoX,,-
6EsYlGX IN E;n4AH HaLL-SPEECuE5
-EIHCDNGE oRGa.iXA sied-
THEY KrN;yATE utCLGiIAy
:" - RESOLUTIONS - no
VILE PRESIDENT.
I<opsy OF Eson -Jo7E.l Wentworth
TO kksc -6olsisi4irY. o. Baisa1-
sfiS h:an1-I'zzunaFl21zn E;x-
pos1are OF Comprehend
k}isaElon E9cnce
E1allacicY


Tim ancient md hr,o-,,,. cs.to,,,.x =, -
heads ald tossne, rare vatreous formations tha'
have maptalned thu even tenor Of their way, ua-
dilmay,d By the wreck OF nstter and the crn.h NJ
"o'tos eo'a: On eSe'S"nete asoono them-tac
ANTICIPATED, oid-la.hirued Union Conservative Ma
''oi a. eel'eh'1on, assemo'ea ~ Bryan Hall about
aoon' on satudaH III Obedience TO the following
ell.
The D. loa .oe,srvat,To Sat1or., cons,n1,a, .,u
te held II t69 eli 81 t; ica;o. iii o. gstatua9 III
~ 81 & Aasat n:5t 8 o'sioef. soos. saass M
S Sn,nl.-r" q y hlcs n H:a Araos Kendall, VI
6ne,;,sess ot III uasssa satss VII, nn,4evs IN ,ae
r. smsun, .st:sity 81 sbaseoaias ssn!iaes ,ssses
VII tt4nlta The GJve+ tava sae county sso:n
ILfrc q run anI ostHe:ua:e t0r consrl u1o1 al o
tgaa91 @ g., sea ?. IN shs ae0srasioas and nc
Ia Mia fuinst. ot tho Convention will rs,sta 10
Tho Z n-n;a1t,ea aad sa.po;E q sanads.ss Tor .tas
~ m s,ss raass1. sae aal.a
Esin o. .eo otoa2''se ana members Of tho
fsi. neal RE. s4sysx..
,s ,.u,ems,i h,i m aa7e tno 1caas1s
lee = ~ sn,1 tec .n,her IT. pn,iaa,i II. 1r.,'
= 1851 II .ach IT ,hcra meetins an nr,ssirn
81: carried favcrsbo to Ire rrcss man ans et,,.
cs.i7 ,rctessf n 4nld;rr f,o-;,, n Mc.yslIa, e.
Pfea;ten., ami exUoy. Camnheij. nj Tsnrn.sea ~
Tor Vice President.
tEAy thfee hGnd:et OF thste an!enlu-v!sagca
eepusmtn Assembled g. bryau Ha,' at ,ha appoul:
70 nout Ihs iacea o. eaGh exhibited IN appear
aEe' OF .aofonsn a9p1ec:a11ou OF tie tmnortancc
q the nonf. lhoy might bare 'ope1.ed theis se.-
eloa WILL ftaaes' ens soey oluat'
HorAH1E.-
We nolctd several we'll known l.shts In tho re-
hao neaons and political world IN the body Q. the
ter e9 a an'ns un ~ pnuoffn AmYnR The La;
~ ,hc r, ~ .t11.. "neo t
upon he in;;oisoi.y Of tha nus,ie mss uJnsnsa y
rf la
tracts AID newspapers This distinguished pol,ti-
e1an IA rreribtEs on she vsrRno Of the cr.vc. Theu
there vas = Gtnerah !, z. Sozt1a, of Ter1s, d
W.T. Gfe{ nt9;tfGeo, "a looking 9ou,h bern
ip: un!on Wing politician, who ,oaii.y seileTss
tEe uaEsls ~ ~ nl aeti9 Icy depsnds nom big soou-
gee, 1he nan deprived bis ez:cutlvs ehair, ,3asn
uoansna %as nlaue ~ 1Sa5y aoveraor Of thas
scep3siEoas e Ssate; Hon; uanilton Pope, Paul L.
lAe 3ttFe nseeo.fe nEo negro ~hippIng a1dtoc-l-
q; 4. I. StcTtns, j. q. Hammond and Hiram Kct-
srn.4 nt,,,sen a art, ppAaocs H saeees tae la5I;
IsaIah Hsnde:t, Of NcT Tors. mow the rs,ioibt. t
able RYnt.crs happened to ge1 into tas resnes;ahis
ctuyd. i inystery. TteSn 1sre ~, rroansc.. y
row ite1e, a;d b., cegta.sly conid nd, live IT, IT,
.s ID !" qp 9ss hs r., IT. anaoubs
not Saa1 ~ ha aaa oa4 taG ponae1oos assembly
ss stso s 81 Ss
.; 4aos ExsDAl," :,
fI,tn rnr sa,a,f,a aIh secretary of ths
III pton ~ TsnTa.IYs Naa1oaal Convention. road the
speeen; re main pu,nofs Of which va. that this
*3 s.i.uu Wae, ~ " Eespec!s, Union c0nVen
ton. and tn9epeGdcnt or party dicsstlon. He pru-
e ~ te ;n, . Ges ~ nns to
a anrndea u tae @ npon inc 6asis Of
nar1w ~ iserea e'n''''a'1on' a11 sfse up Ill otnef
coAItTTEe OF 0EGAE1zAy1oS.
IT r Horton t.F Ns .a, ,Lr,..,. .-..-,
Fo'ntment o. Committee on Organ z.tion. THIS
nufion prevailed nsrn con. The Chalrmsn read
nn1 aom ~ .nst 9ad hssn written oas previous
names:
=. I. Horton, oi Massachusetts,; Juhn q. James,
q q oMso; s.; .lsa'a hesGhHm, Of New York. john
Of Missouri: John s. Tnurasna Of KenfucsT: g
Me1ideta Of alitora1s; Edward Church Of New
Jersey: Z. De Morttn1cr OF Minnesota; II. B.
Legsn.S Of Iowa. These appointments By the
President were confirmed By the convention
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
]nrr hsire5 one",t,.n n,ora.t ~, " eAas.tae
a Cvm1njt,ee on Eeso}ntions. Tbis mn1inn WI VI
YnfItd siso uhercnnnn tl.c t,-esiSont nn, W
" ~ .oH9 "lns Ho,+on =, ra~,a, y ~
Tcruessce: Psul r. Shiomsn ~ Ksn,1r.vs y ~
il. ley Of Illinois; j. r FaIrroth ot Now YORK:
sachusstts; william Smith or Ohio: Alfred d tin,g
Of New jersey a, J. Harrison Of Iniisna; b, b.
Johns Of atfutnfa: j. B..EnlErOya OF Missouri:
= lie Mortimer OF Minnesota; E. 2. Hunt OF
North CaEo1pa; c. D.. Eaton OF Eiorld4; t. 7,
Sngc Of Georgia; n j, Aoontz OF PcuusYlyauls
and s1aLley g. Wright, or.
There appointments were confirmed by tho
convention.
EuLEs.
J, Il. Hammond mored that the rr1es of Aha
Bouae nf Representatives la ntInnted "a IL rnIae
f17 tie upitoLcc cf thIs hodv In IL JelJbc-st;sn
Thi. milton recefz red ona Tntn and Was s"io;
carried, ""e ass'a1eo
rry.nFs or nos- 1rs,,,, co,,.,. ~, ,-
Ec nIcliuInnrv hn.;,esa ~ ~ VI 6hksFucKf.
+hna ha1no est;efastot1is 1,ss VI lag convention
inn3 caIi f6r sHs ran1nh hh''pgsea g o. iaste was
rn sm,iInv ti,1a fet'1n..h. " nsatacxy. bow1ng
fora +Ea cn1nnn.,s :ossH appeared b.
NJ this IfTna H. ~, az salu 4e could not spesk
neon1a ~ arn.ha - mas ~ speaH AZ ieneta to the
Esin erss necnsss-1 =, a. sczJ little salt. he
heleye IL A. ria {;+tia sa paeon. hnd be verify
IL. NsiIon ffs,to g. M Has the aalt q
thn;1 49,. ~ :. ~ ~! M2uia % through
st nne ,;I,c hn ~ a9u q taef loty Patriotism
no ~ es aa LII lgousat t9at 9e woud be will
on iefa1inn he ha coseiads To- tna 4evu 6ut
nItie in:arat ~ t., us ao SpEc'nueq t9as nc lad
he would no. have ITEM hota. - "''''''" Il
EEnuKs OF Jupas c.,frrr,,,
Judge Campbell, OF Tennessee, was called for
and caEe upon the platform. He said ba was
here from Tennessee, the mort abns.d. outr,1ai
aud down-t7oddan portion Of tho conntrV ~,
State was sroanIuG under Tho most :efribie milf.