Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-01

de then moved that the noriination Of Nc
Clellan be declared to be the un,x imous sense of
the Convention. ..-.-.--f
Mr. MeKeou. Of New York. s.ssonded the mo-
ton. and remarked that We are * the midst Of
bloody revolution: that IL the administration
should be continued. no man Of Isote here will be
safe ir his lberiie. and life He exhorted all to
JON with one heart and one MAJ in efforts
TO overthrow H.
Gov. Powell also brie6y ADDRESSED the Con-
ventOn pledging his most earnet efforts for the
success OF the ticket and express z the firm con-
yiction that the ticket will come fut Of the con
test triumphant. the liberties o' the people
stored, and the prosperity and happiness OF the
country secured
Judge Allen, OF Ohio, and MrsBogy Of Mis-
souri,. and James 5. Thayer. OF fSew York. fol
lowed in brief speeches. reviewin; the history Of
the country under Democratic rrHe in comDari
son with the acts Of the present ADMINISTRATION;
the prospect of lasting peace snd. ationa happi-
ness with the success Of McClels.
The question was then taken d making the
nomination unanimous, and il VA declared car
ried.
The shout that responded was 6..afening
Mr. Wicklife Offered resolr ton that Ken
lucky expected the first act OF MeCelan when
elected in November, would be tosopen Lincoln
prison doors and set the captiyes See.
Carried unanimously. 4
CHICAGO. August 81 -GeorgAH. Pendleton
was nominated for Vice Preside& on the frs,
ballot.
Judge Allen nominated GeOrg~ PendIetOn.
o Mr. MN Mcdowell nominated D. u VOORHEES,. OF
Indiana
Mr.. Hughes nominated George W. cass Of
Pennsylvania
Mr. Dickey, of Vermont. nosinated Jane.
Guthrie of Kentucky.
Mr.. Henry nominated Aug Dcsge. of Iowa.
Mr.. Hickcox nominated Jsm7s ID. Cation, OF
| Illinois.
Gov. Hunt, of New York. secokded the nomi
nation of James Guthrie. of KenAcky.
| Mr.. Salisbury nominated Gov. IS,well. Of Ken
lucky.
Missouri and Delaware nomirsted John s
/ Phelps, OF MISSOURI.
| New Jersey and Delaware seccsded the nom
nation Of Mr.. Pendleton
The first vote for Vice PresdeHt resulted as
| follows:
James Guthrie. 65ls; George 4. Pendleton
5415; Daniel w Voorhees,, 10; 20. W. Cass
26; Aug Dodge. 8; J D. Cation l6: Governor
Powell. 32I6 John 5 Phelps, q: blank. Ia
On the second ballot. when View York wa:
called, Judge Parker said that hfving cas-. her
thirty three vtes for James Guthse against his
wishes, she now gave them cheerfflly to George
Y Pendle,on. of Ohio
The other candidates were than Withdrawn
and George II. Pendleton, of Ohe received the
unanimous vote of the Con entioT, a. their
didate for Vice President.
Mr.. Wickliffe said that many fine best and
most loyal citizens of Kentucky among them
twenty or thirty ladies, are now lmprsoncd In
Louisville, in damp and dirty ce}s, with only
straw to lay upon, and the coarsess prison fare,
and the newspapers of Louisville are forbidden
to make the slightest allusion z this terrible
state of affairs He now procairfed 1t at th,
risk of his liberty. perhaps of his sfe.
Mr.. Cox, of Ohio, moved that 10 convention
proceed to the nomination Of a cam date for Vie'
President, without debate oeler business
Carried.
Mr. Pendleton being loudly cslls for. he saiC
! that he had language in which g express his
thanks for this evidence of kinducss and conf
| dence He could only promise to devote him
self in future. in the past with a.ltre devotion
to the great principles of the Den Dcratc party
Strong in the cause. and with the carts of mil
lions Of freemen with them. theys would again
build up the shattered fragments At the Union
and hand it down 10 the next generation j
was received by US
On motion, committee of Ole from eacl
State was appointed to inform thtscandidates o
their nomination. and request tn. e acceptance
| thereof
On motion, it was resolved. Thk one person
from each State, selected by the delegates there
Of be appointed to form the Nstiosal Executive
Committee.
thousand eopis. Of r. the proceeding Of the con
ventiOn be printed.
Mr.. Tilden moved that some woes Of repre-
sentation which prevailed in this {. convention b,
notice of the next convention. Adopted.
On motion il was resolved that the Democrat,
of the country be requested to meet in differen
cities and hold mass ratification meetings on tn,
lth Of September the American anniversary o
the adoption o: the Federal Constit. ion
vote of thanks to the officers OF the Oonvsn
ton was adopted. with nine cheers kor the tcke,
The Convention adjourned subj Il to the cal
OF he National Convention.
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