Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-08
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
A Present 10 Mrs. Gen. Meade.
CONG REssIONAL NEWS.
&c. &c. &c. &c &c.
The Baltimore Convention.

Oh motion OF Mr Shaw. OF Massachusetts,
Mr. p. II. Duer. OF New York and T. ~ Briggs.
of California. we're appointed temporary secreta.
ries.
Rev Mr Riley was introduced bv the chair
man. and invoked the Divine blessing upon the
proceedings of the convention.
On motion Of General Simon Cameron. list
OF the States Was called so AS TO furnish the sec
retaries with list of the names of delegates
present
As the States we're called each delegation sent
to the secretary a roll containing the names
OF the delegates. Ony States. not territories.
were included in the call
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, moved that II
there were any delegates here from the States in
secession, the names of such delegates be sent
in and submitted 20 the committee on creden-
tials, but that such States be not called
Mr Lane. OF Kansas. opposed the motion. and
urged that all the States and territories be called.
and the credentials OF all 20 bs handed alike. the
question 10 be decided by the committee on Gre
deniills
Nj, Maynard. Of Pennsylvania. also most ell
oquently spoke against these men in the States
in rebellion being thus sighted
He was greeted with applause, and. after con-
siderable debate. motion 10 call the names of
all the States prevailed. including a motion of
Mr. Lane. OF Kansas. that the territories of Col
orado. Nevada. and Nebraska. as these terrific
ties were now organizing State governments,
and wanted 20 east their votes at the next Presi
Dental election
The other Territories were then called and all
were found to be represented
On motion. the rules of the House of Repre-
seutatves were adopted as the rules OF the Con-
yeution
On motion OF MIR. Lane. ali the States except
Missouri which has sent two sets Of delegates
were called upon 10 nominate one member to
compose the Committee on Credentials.
The following gentlemen were then named a.
the Committee on Credentials:
b W Norris. of Maine. b J Cole. of n. II =.
Edwin Hammond. of VT, j Robinson, OF Mass
Preston King. OF y Y. j. VI Scovell. OF n j.,
a II Reeder, Of Pa +, $ Bradford. of Del +,
II II Goldsbolo. OF Nd. Samuel Tusk. OF Ky,
G V. Dorsey. OF Ohio Jesse J. Brown. OF Ind.
}. Wilson Shallcr OF H.. Marsh Gettings Mich.
g. Il. Cassidy, OF Wis g. ID Wordler. of Con
w. : Butler OF Mn. Joe Baldwell of Cal H.
Smith of Ore. VIM. + Stevenson, of West Va .
NJ II Cnsley, OF Kansas
The States were again called TO name Com
mittee 70 select permanent officers for the Con-
Vcntion.
On moton the Committee next appointed in
the same manner Committee or resolutions. ~
follows:
james II Dummond. Maine, d. Ross, n II. /;
l. L. Walton, Vermont L Wentworth. Mass /:
T. Halves, Rhode Island; ~ f. Miner, Conn /,
II j. Raymond. ~ Y q H. Wall. n j.: NJ.
Is. Lowry. Pa; ! Moore. Delaware: II l. Bond.
Nd; j. Speek, Ky A. l.. Ferry, Ohio VIM.
Dunn, lnd.: T.. r. Perry. Ill. q. j. Coneer,
Mich: T. Solomon, Wis; VIM. Stone, Iowa:
VIM Bristol, MIMI 7. Campbell. California:
IT, H. Peorn. Oregon; g ID Hall. West Va: a
G Wilder, Kansas.
The Convention adjourned at o'clock until
this evening.
EVENING SESSION
The Convention rcassembled at :. 10 L. NJ
The committee Oh permanent organization
made the following report OF officers for the per
rnanent Organization:
Presdeut-Hon VIM Denuison of Ohio.
Vice Presidents Maine. Nathan VI Fainell:
New Hampshire o. Stevens: Vermont, II
Stowell; Massachusetts, NJ. Kimball; Rhode
Island. Dewof Perry; Connecticut. II. A.
Grant; n Y, L. Tremount; n J W. \. New
ell: PENNSYLVANIA W ketcham; Delaware, G. Il.
Tebout: Maryland A C. Green: Kentucky. j
f. Ecord: Ohio. ID Tod: Indiana J Beard:
Illinois. n Brown; Michigan: Charles T.
Garham; Wisconsin. j. +. Potter; Iowa, D. W
Niccrany; Mimi, Chas NJ. Daily; Cal, Robert
Gardner; Oregon, Fred Chairman; West va C.
ID. Hubbard. haDSa2. l.. W Potter.
Secretaries-N Morrl, Maine, + Spalding,
y IL. Horace Fairbandk. Vt, G. a Shaw.
Mass, J w. Spencer, II | SAM Warren Con
W. r. Stuart, y Y, f. Brettle. ~ j Stuart
Pennsylvania; Benjamin Burton. Delaware; l.
Strengthen, Maryland: A. q Hodges, Kentucky
j. O. Owen, Ohio; John W Rty. Indiana: Lo.
reno Brentane. Illinois: W K Moves, Michigan;
c. & SholeS. Winconsin: d. J. Stodds, Iowa; C.
TAYLOR, Wisconsin: =. Ohm OTIS, California; J. W
Souther Oregon;G ID Hale, West Virginia. W
II. Lawrence
The report of the committee having been ac-
cepied with enthusiastic applause, the chairman
appointed Senator Lane and Hon. q A Grow
committee to conduct Governor Dennison to the
chair. His appearance on the platform was
greeted with yOcierOus applause As soon as
quiet was obtained Mr Dennison addressed the
convention.
The remarks OF Mr. Dennson were frequently
applauded.
AT the Suggestion OF the Chair. a committee
on the order of business was appointed.
Neither the committee on credentials nor the
committee on resolutions being prepared to re-
port, Mr.. Stevens moved the convention adjourn
I'LL tomorrow morning.
IL was announced that Parson Brownlow was
IN the hall and il was hoped that opportunity
would be afforded to hear that eminent represen-
tatlNe OF suffering euhe>>ee Oieat applause. i
Mr. Stevens withdrew his motion to adjourn:
and on motion of Dir. Patterson. of New York.
the PaIson was invited to address the Conven-
ton.
As the Parson made his appearance in the
body of the Hail he was greeted with deaiening
applause.
The Convention aud audience rose to their feet
and amid the waving of hats aud handkerchiefs
the gallant Parson Brownlow excused himself
from speech on account OF illness. but pro
eeeded 20 say there one thins ne heard when
he came TO town. aud that was that YOU had
some doubts in your minds about the prourietv
OF admitting the delegation from Tennessee: a
State in rebellion
hope YOU will pause gentlemen. before YOU
commit - rash an act "a that. and thereby re
CO. nize secession. We don't recognize il in
Tennessee Applause We deny that We are
out Applause We derry that We have been
out App'ause.) We maintain that the mi
nority fret voted Us out, and then a minority
whipped the minority cut OF the State with bay
onets. and drove even portion OF our men 70
their ranks, bur we arc here u participate IN your
deliberations ana tolls
The delegation that our State sends up 10 YOU
would scoru TO - 10 the Chicago Codventon
They would decline having ANYTHING to do with
tue late Cleveland Conventions We are for the
Baltimore Lincolu-army-of negroes Convention
Applause We are tor the convention Of the
party that are resolved 10 put down this wicked
this internal rebellion al all hazards and all costs
of money and lives: and our convention instruct
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