, 1865-07-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The COMMERCIAL
| CONVENTION.
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE
SECOND DAY.
THE CHICAGO DELEGA-
TI0N OBTAIN THEIR
RIGHTS.
INTERESTING REPORT or
COMMITTEES.
The Reciprocity Committee in
Favor Of a New Treaty on
a New Basis.
a GOVERNOR APFoINT-
ED FOR FLORIDA.
Later from Europe--Progre.s
Of the Atlantic Cable '''
The Election in
England.
DEPARTURE OF BBEcKINR1DGE
FOR EUROPE.
IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Gold Closed at 141 3-8.
THE com n ERa:tAEt CUNYEN.
DEPARTURE OF BREcKINR1DGE
FUR EUROPE,
IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Gold Closed at 141 3-8.



Qnfn1FDexH OF Rerree. .ntattcn-Rcao.
lnt1oDH FAHsed-Esr0I~nI to be pre-
sfnt+d- Pr0ba bllttt. OF Withdrawal
1spee,a> Dispatch to the Chicago Tri5uns.l
DETnoI1. July II.
In view OF the outrageous manner In which the
representation In the Convention has been nxed
and tic Committee packed, the de!csatee from TIC
Chicago Board Of Tr1de held i N estipx this eycn.
irg at the Biadte House, where the following rss
olutious were paired:
KxseICT1oEs.
NfelFtd, Thai The action OF Tie Convention In
declaring thst esch Association represented II
th.s Conten,on ehsll be tntillea TO but on. yos-,
Il vttull declaration that the ms}or1ty ehatl be
controlled by the minority. entirely lsnorinc the
great American 6octrtpc Of representation accord
rpR to DuDher OF coEFtt ueute. -
Ht$Nred, 1hnt the resolution giving to each
bFEociAuon but one vote, be rescinted, aId rbat
esch ahkoc1st1on BE- required to separt to the
Char The numbef Of members o:eueh association,
snd every anch association tEa1 be entitled to
one vote, and 81 sdtsuonsl vote for cresJ ont
huIe1ed members Of srch association, and that a
traction 1TsT h:ty n; n,hsrs n any sueh a.soct4-
fso9l. ftall he entitled 10 one additional dele-
s ate.
1twas also resolved that in the event of the
Convention rttuetuE 10 acccde to euch reasonable
mode q representation, that the Cbaitn m Of The
delegation present the following protest
HE PROTEST.
"The delegates from the Hosrd Of Trade OF Chi.
GAGE. ILLINOIS. representing Constituency OF oves
1.sW member, feeling that the decision or the
convention, allowing to II ; ncmtn4l bodies, the
same voice 10 determining the tcten OF the Con.
nescal c1ttte tn the Cn.on, il virtual disfran.
cbieeNeIto Of themselves and their COZ. titu .pts
eutt tetlr protest agantt the acton OF the Con.
the large bodies itv,ted esrd de,eca44 TO thie
body, and II quest that ths, tteir protee,, msy he
e5tSsed ;,n spen The tesosnt q he Copvsnto3,
,pion IL reinsaa 1he@ nen N tas5 +
o7nrn nE1EaA71oxs TO WITHDRAW:
u lhe event Of the Withdrawal Of the Chicago
de:eGotion It tE expected that Buffalo, Phlla1el-
withdraw. Nst = single cnie.so member men o Is Is
been placed On The Important COMMITTEE On The
Heetpsoetty 7fraty, Uhha te felt to be IN Insult
fhe second Day,a aproee<<,,ne.zsrh.s.
ME of Rnainn1. x.re No. f.o&ETrs : ri
ergo. .DrirceS3cn al mepIese a 1 nm ~
Ifamiin On Ianstnsas. 1@ee-
isrr,.l Ttsns1rh ~ 4hs rh,.,,n ~,,,.n,
t~ 'fa''' ~ 'Ae 'Is7sp nr7so1T 1s'grne 5n1s !,
The great Commercial Convention cans within
ahai.'s bresfrh OF being ep,it ta;o frszments and
tho Whole disaove6 1nfn II. curtn.i a,am.a.S au'
q. r-.s. " -. e;otnea@'
q stoo ~ t1e .GoaFSnInn Ga'"a ~. Hes*.~ss
III aocsnnE 9aI.,.a Soooaosa' % uenet I" tne
~ ss, ee.eeaasn, oae.ea tesouuon en.ng1os
eeptxtiou. to eoxneshiux mpre reasonable thap tho
ou'raeeons programme laid doRn By Walbrilce
1nd bis CArAdtRn reciprocity cor ffrfes, He
p.e.fed the resolution in = forc1b Z. earnest
Mnn1er, making an excellent. speech on
the subject but t{> had no
effect, The Chairman and bis o.sdiutprs tsrried
thtrcs with high flrn and the rcso,uflon wss
pruY1ttly Tot~d down aid ibid cu fhe table.
immediately ths reatter NJ. t;oolbsuvt sgain
noun ed the etSId and calmly a1d del1bcrstely
offered protest md tn.inated that the Ch,caro
ptleextion had wlthdtawn from tie ca1ou, ThIa
struck lDto the hearts OF the Ctalrm1u and
h.t .f1e1ee end the former immediately came
down from hi. lofty hos.e, acd 5ubulestveiy pro.
poftd to appoint 1 eGmulttee to ADJUST the b1.ts
1t representation. Th.s was Rceetcd to inst A.
the Chicagn delegation were ahout 70 Iease the
Hal, and they we're prevailed upon 10 rematn
till the committee rspo1t.d. Tbs tnuk hut f:w
utneu1f, when bon. A.oni:a A.@nn. as chs't"
DE. 1n,eo ,aso. % hs. y, ~
eoltSe. % Tpis VA 1 immsdisssiy ~ I a asepted Or shs
CouEet I en-. 4pt The Chicago Delegation couscDt.
I'd to rem1ln in the Convention: bat 1t xss a mar.
1ow eecepc, for ii the Chicago delegation Ind
left BuEe.o. pert OF Milwaukee, and utAr al
he PeLneJ lve1ta celcgat1o uonld have followed
,mmedfstely. Thit, u{ course, world. .kaTc bro.
keu up the Convention sud scattered 1t to the
sozr W1uds cl htavCn. II xAs tI1ely saved.
This afteEnto or the Co1vcptou got into work
Ing or6Gr. The report on acrcultute and msnu-
tactutca 1ccomEeLd projection to home lndut-
tsy, and 1t WIS unshImou.ly attptet,
The xepc1t Ct the Committee OF TFans!t and
Transportation recommended the construction OF
the ElsEssa yhip Canal snd the deepening Of the
Ctn,eiaE ean1lt hr the Canadians 1t urged ttat
tystem be ir1u:r' ated by which trar.p 1r,atlon
agents will be 6ound nv cUutracte n to III trnp