, 1864-06-13

sentatiOn from Michigan, Wisconsin, New
York, Kansas aud New Jersey; Massachu.
sets is represented, bit not largely.
The Germans have delegations from Il
States, some of whom held informal meet.
ings yesterday. A free interchange Of
views took place and resolutions in favor Of
Fremont and against Lincoln were passed.
Also, against the suppression Of the press,
the trial by jury, and protesting against any
infringement Of this right, as destructive Of
human liberty; favoring an amendment to
the Constitution prohibiting slavery, endOrs.
ing the Monroe doctrine, and the one term
principle as absolutely necessary to check
corruption.
Apparently the delegation from New
York Of war democrats are in favor of the
nomination of Grant, with Fremont for
Vice President, but none other.
Indications are that Grant will be with
drawn and Fremont nominated without
much opposition.
Several names are mentioned tonight
as probable candidates for Vicc-President.
Among them the following names appear
Gen. Cochrane, Gratz, Brown, Gen. Logan,
Gov. Andrews and Gen. RUSecrans. COch-
rane is the strongest.
The platform will be as indicated in the
resolutions Of the German meeting yester-
day.
Controller Robinson, of Now York, writes
strong letter in favor of Grant.
Cleveland, May 3l.-Convention called
to order at Il o'clock; ex-Gov. johnson, Of
Pennsylvania, chosen temporary chairman.
There were between three and four hundred
delegates present. Some discussion occur
rcd on the motion to appoint committee
on credentials, many delegations opposing it
on the ground that many citizens present
represented political organizations in several
States, and yet were not furnished with
credentials. 1t was finally resolved to en-
title the names Of all present. credentials
only being required in declaration of re-
spOnse calls for Cleveland convention.
The ecommittee ON permanent organization
reported for President, John Cochranc of
New York, eighteen Vice Presidents, and
four Secretaries. Mr.. COchrane returned
thanks for the honor conferred upon him,
I anu auuIeSSeu 'ne convention al conSldera-
At the afternoon session, the committee
on credentials reported, and found the fol-
lowing States represented: Ohio, Illinois,
Massachusetts,, New York, Missouri, Iowa,
SewJe.Sey' Micn,gan' rennsyrvania' Mary
,and' " lsconsin, tennessee, Maine, lndi1na'
New W. Hampshire ana District OF columbia
lne sOlhuli!'ee I on ruIes ana resolutions
reported sundry rules Tor the government
o. tne cThventios' recommending tne rules
VI 'ne hocSe VI nepresSn'1tNes' anu 70
.ake EOtes Ior candidates Dy States, =, accord
ing 10 representation IN congress; lms was
opposed Oy several delegates, VINO favored
Young a. great Natlonai Mass convention;
ca! eecn lnuiViuual - nave 1n equai voice win
ms associates' AItef deoate' the ooJectioh'
ao,e G clauses were slIicken out.
INC IOilOwlng : tne substance oi 1ne re-
sOineonS rePoIted
l% Inat ing Feuefai- UniOn shaii De
os TS
na. '"e OouS.i'uI'on anu iA"s u '''e
1u Ss ma. T'. IN mus. ~ y 1oe' GU. L.
ou. inas 'ne .epclllpn nlus, pe SUI
Plesseu ~ tOlee VI "rH's' anu "i'n0u' SoHi'
PlV'Ilse
M : Ia 'ue ,'en's u NY sPeoSsIn; lSe
PlCsS anu :lApSas e'lPus must " ne,u IIvi-
% vlasc ~ :. u'S'''e's "nere il''r'lAi "a" nus
oeen prGcLalmCd. -,
ON. nat 'h9 IeDeinCn mas eeSl,oygI g,
~ SHS inc reSSIsi .o.s'l's iyG snou
" Sncuueu " P'oulD'tI I's re-es'1piisnusus
snu secure W all men absolute equa"'y "c'
'"'e e.L ,a" m. .
.o.n' .at y, in.csr.y anu ec9hoay = W
u. anucu - an .'neS ~ 'ne ~, ~
'he soteIIicn.' anu Una. ln '''ne vi war '"e
want ~. VI Tl. Snem ~ = cr.mlnAl.
a.n. II nas t Ine I'g1s asylanl' ,.5 eAceP. y,
0L:uic I"u suSyece y NV, ! tue
PIinciPles = AnleIlSaa ilpe.ty, ana any w
la..on u !. Sanno' DC O'erioOAeu auu '"uS'
not X HnleOuAeu. UNI A..
\, Gun ne sAsouAl ioney AnoMn - 'nS
'.!nIoI uoo'I'.S 5 ~ nAs TeVoule 80 ny;
PrlnS'Els, anu .ne .L: =. an -" y,
lePucne:u so'elni-eu' % 'l'.s Tou.,n1""'
NJ IT, ..;.s s-a.Ot " NJ .v,siu .,.e.... of
~ w. ~: "s s!u'uSe auu SJPPo's M u
sus ua.'En = u1o suT Gla'e sou,.9 .'a .a.', a.u
"a sa'.ess 'eaueis u ine = nun uiuy neu "a'y
aOn tne,l ;:i,i :TLO' .an aen'esehen'' =" U'' VI