Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

the names Of the delegates. Only States
not Territories, were incladed in the
| call
Mr. Stevens, Of Pa, moved that II
there we're any delegates here from the
States in secession, the names Of such
delegtes be sent in and be submitted to
the Committee on Credentials. but that
such States be not called
Mr. Lane Of Kansas, opposed the mo-
ton, and urged that ell the States and
Territories be called, and that the ere
dentiais Of all be handed alike. The
question to be decided by the committee
on Credentials.
Mr.. Maynard, Of Penn, also most elo-
euently expressed his regret that those
men in the States in rebellion shouId be
thus sighted He vas greeted with ap-
plause.
After considerable debate, q motion
TO call the names Of all the States pre-
vailed, including a motion Of Mr. Lane
Of Kansas, that the Territories Of Colo
RADIO, Nevada, and Nebraska, as these
Territories we're organizing State gov
ernments under tke enabling act of
Congress, and would cast their vote a.
States st the next Presidential election.
The other Territories we're then called.
and all we're found to be represented.
On motion, the rules Of the House Of
Representatives were adopted as the
rules Of the Convention.
On motion Of Mr. Lane, all the States
(exceps Missouri, which has sent two
sets Of delegztes) we're called upon to
name one member to compose the Com
miitee on Credentials. The following
gentlemen were then named as the Com
mittee on Credentials:
b. w. Norris, Of Maine; b j. Cole, Of
New Hampshire; Edwin Hammond, Of
Vermont; J. Robinson, OF Massachusetts;
r. II. Fay, Of Rhode Island; Augustus
Brandsgle, Of Connecticut Preston
King, OF New York; J. ". Scovell. of
New Jersey; A. II. Reeder, Of Penn
sylvsnis; K S. Bradford, Of Delaware;
e. II. GoldsBarpugh, Of Maryland, Sam
uel Lusk, Of Kentucky G. '. Dorsey, Of
Ohio; Jesse J. Brown, Of Indiana; ].
Wilson Shaffer, Of Illinois; Marah Get
tisgs, Of Michigan; G. r Cassidy. Of
Wisconsin. G. d. Wordler, Of Iowa; W.
:. Butler, Of Minnesota: Joe Baldwell,
Of California Hiram Smith, of Oregon:
William L. Stevenson, OF WsaG Virginia;
aud A. II. Insley, Of Kansas.
The States we're again called to name
q committee TO select permanent Off
GERS for the Convention.
On motion, the Convention next ap-
pointed in the same manner a Commit
tee on Resolutions, as follows: Jas. II.
Drummond, OF Maine; David Ross, of
New Hampshire; I. p. Walton, Of Yer
mont T. Wentworth, Of Massachusetts,,
T. Harris, Of Rhode Island W 7. Min
er, Of Connecticut II. J. Raymond. Of
New York; Charles r. Wall, of New
Jersey N. b Bowery, Of Pennsylvania
]. Moore, Of Delaware. II Lennon Bond,
Of Maryland }. Speed, Of Kentucky A.
f. Perry, Of Ohio, WIN Damn, Of lndi-
aua, Elisha 4. Perry, Of illinois; J. Con
ger, Of Michigan. Z Salmon. OF Wiscon.
sin; Vim. Stone Of Iowa; Wm BristalI,
Of Minnesota, Thompson Campbell, Of
California; Thos II. Peorn, OF Oregon,
G. ID. Hall, Of West Virginia; A. c.
Wilder, Of Kansas.
The Convention adjourned q, 3 o'clock
until this evening
EVENING Session.
Convention reasaemble at Z 80 p. NJ.
The Con mittee on Permanent 0rgaai-
cation made the following report Of Off
GERS FOR the Permanent Organization
President, Hon Wn. Dennison, Of
Ohio; Viee-Presidents, Maine, Nathan
NJ Farrell, o. Steorns; Vermont. II
Glowell; Massachusetts,, Moses kim
ball, Rhode Island, Jos De. Wolf
Perry Connecticut, II. A. Grant: New
York, Lyman Fremain; New Jersey, W.
A. Newell; Pennsylvania, w. Ketcham
Delaware, Geo Y rebout Maryland, A.
C. Grun; Kentucky, J. T. Ecord Ohio,
d. Tod; Indiana, j Beard; Illinois, j
N Brown; Michigan. Charles T. Cor
ham; Wisconsin, J. +. Potter Iowa, g.
W. McCrenry; Minnesota, Charles n.
Daily. California, Robert Garduer. Ore
gon, Frederick Chairman, West Yir.
rinia c. ID. Hubbard Kansas, r. W.
Potter.
sccrelaries-N. Morrill,, Maine; Z.
spauldiag, New Hampshire; Horace
Fairbanks, Vermont; g. A Shaw. Mas
sachusstts; J. W. Spencer, Rhode Is
land; Samuel Warner, Connecticut; W.
r. Stuart, New York; T. Brittle, NeA
Jersey; John Stuart, Pennsylvania, Ben.
Barton. Delaware; D. Slraugher, Mary
land; A. g. Hodges, Kentucky J. c.
Diven, Ohio John w. Ray, Indiana Lo-
renzo Brentsne, Illinois; W. r. Noyes,
Michigan; C. Sholes, Wisconsin; d. J.
Stodds, Iowa; G. Taylor, Minnesota; Jas
Otes, California; J. " Gouther, Oregon;
@. d. Hale, West Virginia; w. W. H.
Lawrence, Kansaa The report Of the
Committee having been accepted with
enthusiastic applause, the Chairman APP
pointed Senator Lane and Hon. G. 4.
Grow . committee TO conduct Gov. Den
nison to the chair His appearance on
| the platform was greeted with vocifer-
ons applause. As soon as quiet was ob.
tanned Mr.. Dennison addressed the Con.
veBtion. The remarks Of Mr. Dennisen
we're frequently applauded.
At the suggestion Of the Chair, Com
mittee on the order Of business was ap
pointed.
Neither the Committee on Credentials
nor the Committee on Resolutions being
prepared to report, Mr. Stevens moved
that the Convention adjourn till to-mor-
row morning.
II was announced that Parson Brown.
low was in the Hall, and it was hoped
that an opportunity would be afforded tc
hear that eminent representative Of snf
fering Tennessee. (Great Applause).
Mr.. Stevens withdrew his motion tc
adjourn, and on motion Of Mr. Patter
son, of New York, the Psrson was in
yised to address the Convention.
Az the Parson made his appearance
in the body Of the house, be was greeted
with deafeuing applause The Conven-
ton and audience rose to their feet, anC
amid the waving Of hats and handker
J chiefs, the gallant Parson Brownlow ex
cnssd himself from 8 speech on accom-
ofilIness, but proceeded to say there wel
one thing be heard when be came Il
town, and that was you had som
J doubts in your amendment about the
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