, 1865-09-08
| The c0HYtk1l0hS.
| Adjournment Of the
Wisconsin Con-
| yGnti0Il.
ADOPTION Oh TIED tii.
NRlTR PLATFORM.
The New York Democratic
ConVention--Platform
" and Nominees.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD
DISASTER NEAR
NASHVILLE.
Fxplosion Of an Ammunition Car
---The Number Of Victims
Unknown.
4 u, S, eukb0AT SENT 70
| DETROIT.
THE GREAT INDIAN COUNCIL
AT FORT SMITH.
The Indians Demand Compensa-
tion for their late Slaves.
APPREnENS10NS OF a
NEGRO INSURRECTl0N.
Eeath Of Gen. GEii71n5fs
pfennig.
THE MADISON CONVENTION.

pfennig.
THE MADISON CONVENTION.
Completion Of tltc Tlcket--Adoption Of
The Majority Platform Without Negro
Sud'ra.e--CIo+tnE Prorccd&n=x--Gscn.
Falrcl,iId's Acceptance.
Especial Dczpatch 10 thc Chicago Tribunal
MADISON. Sept-1.
The Cnfon CONVENTION assembled at o'clock
this morning, md proceeded TO vote for Attorney
General. On the fourth ballot Col. Charlcs r.
Gl1l Of Vernon county, w8s declared tho nominee.
The vp.c stood: Col Gill, ia; Levi Habben Ill; !;
eeanexipg,4. The nomination vac made uuaui-
rcue.
IN informal ballot wss taken for candidate for
Eauk Comptroller. Col. ]. n. Ruek, Of vtrpqua,
seceIsine The largest number Of voice. and num-
be1 OF gentlemen Withdrawing their uames in his
favot he wns made tho nominee Of The Convention
Col. John Z. McNyrn, Of Razine, wa. reuoml-
na,ed fot supcIintsndcnt Of Public 4ustrqetioo b
b2:o county, WIS tcnom{nated ior State Prison
CommtseionG in The same manner.
The Stnie Central Committee. as authorized 1y
resolution yesterday, wae announced hy the Char
ns follows: Horace Rutlec. Chairman : E. l..
Bnttiek 1st district; ]. ]. r reasc, "a district
ri. II +. UcliiZ, 3ih district: II, T. Ptice. Gil
5;1t.sat w."
Senator Doolt,le called Up The majority report OF
the COMMITTEES On RESOLUTIONS, and moved they be
adopied which Was aols ~ tLs;r qEnaa f95a.
The uilor1ty rcrort OF :hc coutaittce on Resala-
tom. which Il in favor .! nessre FHatase; which
W. p3t!clPa3e%, e, " ~ uca H. e IL 1Ioe4.,ie
Gen. II. 4. osrders and Col. c. z. Gul In op7oEi-
Gen 1smes r. IToadn. o1e5ed H. t seolat1oa IN
Gu ol Ge er,. ~ II H. ts ne,,,s;; .1,1 Il
ensanE lae ~ n 4; t s th. ~
~ ~ ~ s, ~ ,.3,ic =. sa ~. IT,, .sft,
nriton; .1e % nsasa %;s ,oeasSer tti,h T' ihe
minority pSrs a14 al ' aaeadmcn nas N f,s9 ss wss
.;,o,q a1a On s,.ia ,nc sna All coted soas ea
% tha1 &e1e va reaiis I IL iaSos Of ineopo
eG LEE ~ 1oao.;,r na@yei n ths X
ptats2.m4 opaouose04s tae 'n'o''s o*a'e'eo III lux
III. poo,ltt,c, Of Ractne 1aorea the following a.
s9 atd1.ona' 3esoiunon' "n'en "7s of-11'o"='s
ahGp!ea ,1n,, .h,. fon,ent1o, ia r N. <,f,5r,
~ iastieT deasnds shs! ths Federal GSss3@snt @
@ y 70 se 70 1h eS ~ a:c HdH nf9 a ;tcr
Icro-tS,;s 5,.rhar,i honn,Ies cnnaj fo inns
nG1S1sS raSsSE3 aod1; To nnie1r4 H. se1x,cr At
| laerrez1od-
Al: heEce Q! Hsoc Eotn'! oEesca tne 'o4o"aas
.s[tr<d gIni 1nc r;;nrsc o1 1hc General f;over,-
uc1t IL Living preference TO disabled soldiers a.
,mplo, ect In Ill prb1ic ofices, IL endorsed By this
cltnd 10 our Eta1e othcsrr 10 follow the example
| 5cd where The proper qualifications ute possessed
Il thc soldier TO give him the preference.
ce1s Of 1he Convention ior thc ahe and imparl III
u,un1es in which they had discharged thets duties
whlcll xas unanimously adopted.
3he Convention then adjourned th1Edlt, The men
ben scru:atine well satisfied w7th tic ticket and
| with tie result OF the Convention, except thai
EiLpy disukrd the manocr OF doasttg tue Suffrage
IL ;siomtrgi is Gca. r'a1.ehl!ae acceptance o
the noI.inasion1o lot Goscnot: .,,,
M rEEnsf ~ I'D GtSsla5.1 - dGa. N a,n !ah, y!
tensible OF tbc 1onof YOU mse uone H'e " ~!
nomination you ha'c jt=t unanimously couicF7ee
1non1ne. ~. ,,..n,,s .-o,.. !,
tom'te ee u Goes Wtla toe naaatla9as 9i @ t1ics ~
& Le u ~ EVIL nu M Fn.n, III it9 ,st II
IN Eflataa! 1;nj, ,r.,,,,+r ,f ,ora,+r and
enet Kari ~ ~rcn ~ y t,:;sarrt
~ the [5S,et of he J III % oce to With YOU p;o
~ sI,,si ~ r. f1i.a,ncr,1.s; X, me.
~ T - aa'S 80 s,1.J is,S,r. eo,r ,,r.derce m,
| H. ~ .nn1 -. ~ t:arcT,,3rof M Tho AIminin
4. . - Itt2h,n incn!n ScrsMee fc,iev.5 tl1a
,1..r tIat Sin,in;sI1ation tte nation musf I've O.
IL ahat ~ rnn9d m. rban..e ia less tl1an twt
-. t,r3n1 ,-h;c, III. ~ t1c.,b a,.n+i,sd 1hn M
| I'm rn1 1.1ntIc,nen. hn1- nohiy wc iIayc lived
t'I ~ morr ,han for,r yearr liz Eni0n MN hay,
3,.stood shoulder to Ehouider-not discouraged O.
gt*af 1:ith foes m III .iaesrihc nncre maniT one
n NM NJ thc snnfh. he sncaEiur symnahizc-.
liz. Nrfh fbc nrratc patieo1s Of inc Old Word
| Ia rhinned thr HT1yer enemy in our front Wiu
ro1xier hi haIi. the cowsrdlv ones at the Nor1l
1siiii fmIiote nnd arrumeuls. md thosc across th
srsirr hx the Wc3chf of our yic.oric. al home.
W. h3vr i,ecn yjrtnyiou. 1ut ne La1tlr still roc
| nm If Il efili IRE duiy oil Tie Union men to stan
fn+etheT nr1 tresent firm united front 10 tie enc
| mics oF Hberfv with no dissensfpna In onr ranks
wc viii he VICTORIOUS, md proye to thu world tbs
no principles opposed to liberty can 1ife IN 0n
loud.
| The Union men cauppt AFFORD 10 Quarrel On IN
| subject. THEY must be unlted, to the end TINT til
s-rrnt prdncipIcs jpr which wr are contendiu. ia
&c f1nily md fully Victorious.
dcnt iinco1n. because I believed it right /
, d0 No. i uoyy eta1d by our President John
tuu, believing him 10 Le honest-belicg1n
ftat he nns tue good Of our country at heart, m
! thaf he IA nils worthy OF our confidence, bt
!fcyc II thoea lately IN rebellion do not p.esen
fherneclree 10 CONGRESS- with clean h:nd- and mir
1carte hc y I'll not clptbc them viii political light
! When thcy do present themselves With euc
| tsnts and Frch hc.fte, VIC will ali welcome them.
| Wv Y,.ori] in thc mad ls before you You kno,
nc as .yell Is yon csn my aa1 N pnnlac nS.
only Fouchefs caa give 5of LUG 'u'u1e i7 sa"t To
| ota- :: 4A,,,. .,, s- ~. It,
{ Again. Eeht1cIoco1 lct 1aE A1AuA wv 4u4 Ans LIZ
homer that !ou nAse conlesIea u['eu ny, aoo ss
| that fhnu stfaln every hcfFc 10 asS s1Ec H.
TIE rGa1rorx
. ~. co,,o,.,c - The re.o1ut,ons of tbe Conc
Ant AouoNME 4A1 ~ 41eo'a''e+A0 " -" S"<~
. lion, as finally adopted:
ntst!Eet-1has this Conycnhon, in behalf Of tho
i -fSE 1