, 1864-09-04
e0P'IahtAo 1ISs! 1eISSssn1r eonvfn:
Rieesloa u De'eesres to Tho State Csnyeps.sa
6pnnK6eld-A New Css,ral
Qenufttee.

1no look comfy Copperhead Conve.
ton. called for the ptrpo,e Of ciaennu d..ro,,..t
tho slste Conreution 10 bc he'd IN sp,,nu,,rl5 =
Tutedsy ntzs, vss held yesterday In tbs R.tnrt
et's Court Room sho ontcc; OF the Sta,s convs,
non neins, as is well knosn, to nnirh tho wor
r Mn,Sa tns ..st Convsnt on did not dsso to do-th
ennn.aieo 10 The people fur "rrJu:tion" At Ia an
sn1 snR e'eS'on: 81 t1e .&f wsa uaoe fof two ocloss
enc shs Ssa an s*ened 70 b :s ia exs1
three oci< teforu 1hs touvru,ion ,tnr ~ nedH
Ihe Convtn Ion was ratttu t. otdsr b. Hirs =. y
eno + nn ns,s ssao @ t6s. Il hsa ordinarily de7ol,s
Gtr 70 make nouiuston for temooEaFy All ~
oo@ oelue AA1lons 10 avoid tho c1asxe OF nm1n, =
Vsosn.n& Vsnsn & n"m,nalons from inc mee'ine
"m1poins, Ee.tman. Approved. .
., M; AeAliister said that The act of the convo,
wsala @ nos pren nIoes .n e. enduring
Ee11cl!, aid Il. ", Gh4te nomInalrd b. " Mar
nls.,.a1 40 seer tasies OF The Convention. Th,
~. COMMIT. 8 u Cpd from eaeh dtvi.ion O, til,
catI. ahd two from tne country Was then sppoiates
soafA Grts,on-W. Z. D:nie1s.
Met u!tass&a-Dsvtd Weish,
-d04A Ntr4t0a-T. 81. Armstrong -
Tbs COMMITTEES ou Credentials reported III. fo,
nNng - being sntiued, By election OF suostisu,
H.nn. r. Dooley, W. Y. Daniels, - a.
9ond NoFd-W Bssaxwapath, F. Z. Barber
I.s.1 1ssanss, s1, Valentine Keller. 7. N. Donaclau
:, 1Atra Hara-H. ". Fuller, Hugh Mtber Jon,
i;c!, as1s, stsphea Barrett, Adam F1aach, IlcsssI
$, tosTA NaF4-a4son Haven,*s Chstlrs w.,.b
Jtln Eoityth. J. L. Fezreu,
7FyM nard-Aark sheridan, Tnoms. psrrv.
ss .s@ss 00tsr1a1' 0s,1 constanne Kann, John L5nss
6.a1A M aTds David walsh, N, Thorntx n
!sa..sys Nt,.s yoen PefsGoos, B., hasrou:h.. -
tnr. howsru murphy, James M.sslar. Josenn .en,
shgrwiI. John CoMlrky, Jamra Bradley.
EghtA NaTd--r.tslck Reuef1y, d. r. LANG
tilain Manam delas"ofth, Patrick Ksliy. james Ne.
a,'. A,sth Tard-w. K. MeAlli.ter, Joseph Wilson,
~ 7s,'t4 : = whe5a5liNam N. chass, D. ". a.nches,
:, Aseta9s Wa1a-P. MeGinnls, J.w. Horton, P
GeI1ttJ, Vim. CuI1an, J. Callahan
! !, 1tMsJM r., "a'u-o. cs'sel.nau, ". q. Donovan,
3AuseentA Wasd-Matb.st Fren1en,. J. Il.
Asmstrohx, Peter Bsscheudort, aimon Elchenhan-
FbrrtetnA Nard-R. II. Burke, Jacob Schmidt
ssS Ehhis, EItdsT1Ck LIGHT
ty1etn Hara-Aorris Clifford. Sullivan, Jas.
Roln, RRoan, n Ms,k gonahas, Obadiah jackson, V. 4.
S.a.eale iIa1a..a. E, Granger, G. L. Wood
Rsi,; Eat slnn {; ioP bs1snt s;: nHss Thqs
henneds. l. Tree, J. j. O'5u-ltva
tees ~ h4ee tag .Daoiel Cameron.
1EakeGFat1l.k ~! Murray: Jamea Clowey.
a<w 15teT.--Joho G. uAf.xnd.
Gnon.ton;--Jsmss b. Vaughan, N. P. Iglehart,
NeeTo.-Heury Loewa. -
j.. 1esden--RIeiard Everett.
that q nAn ftom the Fourteen ii .WanNT r
Winkleman had tnttuded himself on the Thit-
teenth Mnsd ticket, and mov:d his expulsion nom
This led to rather interesting discussion, which
was rsr1lttpated u es one ha tho delegates. It
va VA anal,3 sefErred 70 TIE committee Oh Creten-
N. ". Fo1les moved the appointment ot . uomt-
gatinE committees Of enc from each Ward, and
three nom the COUNTY,. - ~
ID q 3: ysst hsn lnosed to amendment that tho
IN int city. and thate fsom Tho country,
IRE 4ntetioe ~as M opeu une, and elected a
Lengthy deb.se dor'Ig voich, one chlva1fous dele.
John I, Quinn oo'igtns]y told Inc gentleman be
d. ": Ful'er explained that he had intended bv
CoLventttn t]ec ed from each division OF ftn rttv
md ttx from the country.
th1 Aat1n ,s,, nsvsn WIZ sory 70 bo Obliged to tell
spnn:drid colyeltlon.. Not more than ono h1lf
bad gone Leretofort, aud the Democracy OF ihn
eouhsy hao lot been fr1y represented In tho State
j. A. nahn Va. down On such men A7 wanted to
20 70 Springfield: 1t *as not such 3 vefy Vrsar
honor to go, ald man wh7 wansed to 70 must
~. ". vaaxhau spoKe OF to1lnes tiaes, exposing
tos y: etaces ln svsue ut conventions. Sons of
ne delegatss did nut Rc. and other men zere higed
vote iur tbe,r canoida'ee. He seemed 10 hnye Int
sefJ poor ltea OF the morals, taetIcs and poiciea
goyt1Iine Vt conventions OF The uatefrtded.
door. nbo each orked hard to catch the eTe f fhe
tnaafman. Shs shHn got the 1loor, and Tree waited
uis ne 97d duashed. sheahan advocated ths claims
Of tho Wtst Division, and thought It should teni
mora delrca'e- thAn suy other division.
NJ. shtahan claimed that IN tho whple history
OF 41no1e Slate Conventions not mora than abons
Chicago. Be moved to amend By giving ten dele-
gass to each diVision Of the city and thIee The
Lambert Tr.e wanted men to be apnofnt., vbo
would 60 there std vote for eredIta6E candidates
donh Comltky chilled the gentlemen to order:
thAt was no time for the discussion OF The qaes-
Lambert waxed nore eloquent thereas, disdain.
5ehn G. 0a,Isnd moved to amend ,ttu further bv
ed there. and one from czch ward. Tnis nfevaIied-
~ e va asasa ;has they shoald select ten dele
u: ". vsnehsn offered resolution to tho effect
that tnasmuch ~ Tho piaces Of delegates not nt.
leoding the stzse Convention vera oiten Oiled by
1nteise and 9ppr.neo Cd Persons, that NO ona but
nc .ae fse9l .nf appein'td oe1ega.ee be allowed 10
mons permission of 1noss delegates sreseut,
aaron Haven offered IL utnumeot that the del-
cEstlpn be instructed 10 vote a. q uptt upon ali
que>uons which may come before The OonventIon'
and that no places be allowed to be supplied. but
kkst the par1a delegation cast the full vote Both
resolutions wefe referred to the Nominating Com.
The foAawing committee was appointed: First
Ward. J: 4. Hshn; Second. 3. E. Barber: Third.
y. ": FalIeE; Fourth. 9. Va sh; Fiilh, II. shs,i..
y; Eirhtb. William no'd-wofth: Niuth n EoI,e Ioo.
AsslsnIs: s TTs!l,h. 3: 1aFtie@s; Thiftsenshi, !.
0bediah jackson; Sixteenth, Lambert Tree:
,Mnheenpg, y; Cameron; Lake. r. Murray; New
TneI. j.; y Gsflsno; Evanston, y: B. Vau9han;
Cled1, Asnry toewe; Ley den, r. W Eyer1if
During the Absence OF the comuittec. a com.
pant Hae isised thst the present County Central
uomm.ttee m o'd nos do lts onsy and propo.itlon
HAsep> AID others, fopnt eepecaal tsu1t and urged
NE election, though out of order till The no1t requ.
Hl,am Chase moved the appointment Of Com.
nittee oi two cton each disfsion, ana tSsee IRON
ne conniI5, t1 nominate a cook County Central
1hs .,,,. n.mes, a. subsequently, reported by the
:, senA g Disision-Aaron Haven, c. ". Patton, J.
= Htsi Nsitlon-c. n. Willard. n. N. CHASE, D.
E51 Il LMet.soa-o. s,ctron. yr.; Dr.. 1ue.usa,
: ssassf,yy;5ehn syy; c. Garland, N. P. 1s,eh.rt, and
r. The repoTt vas adopted:
pg The delegation TO the Springfield Con.
j.. Sea@ DIss..pn-p.y.d 4. Gage, VT, Daniels.
M!shael Eyast. Jehn Forsyth, Aaron Haven, Z.
9, H9sf DirttIo.-s. s: Hayes. n. F. Tu1ey, :. ",
han, =: :. MeAl!i!ter, ?, McGinnis, Francis "a
smE, William Hp1d.worth,
NorM Nttstos-T. n. Armstrong, Matthias
dt1h JHck sssp, DR.. lRme4 Nolan r. II W3ust.-