, 1866-05-31

fItnFnrsrr Of the J3clc~ate>-rzcn,rt nj
st'ntsssfi1"e on 0rwunHxallnu-t,i,nsr
81 Pei i1saanr1't oHfccr~->nreet ot. the
4'rce'dcnt-fsepaFI 0T Cuss,tntt&rc on
*Feochtsa'*-fhc Resolutions. &c,
Especial Despatch to the Chicnso Ttinune.,
LOUISVILLE, May 10.
Inc Con: '.sa'ive EDson Convention Of Kentucky
aessH'oco III the Academy Of Mu-ic to,s norn,ua.
1T is nos qEte as arye. nor half as ho.t,.rors in ~,
procedures as The rehel and accession one ,ho,
demonstrated on the first inst. These arr soa,r
lntelic'ht. and have been rc-olutely loyal men
from the beginning Of tho war to the present tne
iaey look upon the late soca!lcd Democratic t.on.
Fcnt1on thai dominated ALVIN Dural Is candidate
Tor tletk OF the Court of Appeals a. nothing less
tnan Inc late Tebel army and their abcttors STRIVING
70 aseonpI-'i by ballots what they failed TO scco.
p1ssh oy bnlfct- and t1cy Gre resolved To ~h tIc,
r. tel:nslc=.is and oretcomc :hcua a. trinmnhsn:.
a. ane po!lS AZ they did on the field.
ocioGE. lion. James Harrison In the Ch,ir. ana
~Dl " II. Roberts, Secretary.
committee OF eleven ~u: appointed In rernn,
neno plan Of orCaElzation, ana uusine5s 10 6a
transacted. '-> ~ ue
II their aoscnee. Gen. ". T. Ward, of this civ.
eternal and u1Iataspred hostility to ,Ac pe1sisfeni
at'cmptt o. tCtrrnea rebels 10 nt1oca1c TO Them
Government both stnte and National ~ n.nrans
Inl ne dfnonstafeu The Ercc-E15 Of ali c,sa.es of
Union n,cn, tho are opposed to tnc,n unttin. ii
once ana cooperating in crcry pu~sinla 1rsy nnd
especially at tho polls. TO 16wart ihsif t!h,rei et
Sa;Hs5y. ,;e hop. u dIscoEd, hesc:o'osc dividing
and ail nlar men might consistently mite to d.
leat the rebel ticket tai: fall slough Of Htffe cnn
sequence IN ltsesl. was p1zt o: the programme to
Col W r. Klzney was called ont, and enforced
1ne ! 'orssolhc lnea: m vigorous ltfc speech With
he cocamit'cc reported IL f.vor OF ,hc usn,, o,.
E3u1aauon o. conventions, and rernmrncudcd he
sa9p.ioa q platform enbracin: >inpiy ihe hsnsd
mi nj Inn Yu{.
GonetitE1ion and 1hat there shoun1 he no uomfns-
lion Of eapditair by the convention 1t p5zsenhnt
Col caspeu'er opposed The latter portion OF The
rrpor. 2nd declared HAT with such ae;1pu The con-
lennon u Ut as HrIl not bare assembled aud ihst
T. would give sreh prestige to tue ruael paTty ~ 10
Tho. l. cri,leudcn looked at the 1n,,tsr in thc
positiEe ae:ion and pc7*ercrinE ctoT1 10 eisc, ee
i1,'q isn1seqn5Sp!ly tfe convention - bs The
Presidents from The several district. a. follow:
sns,a;nt Assts {; - Gsy KaiI, r GaiI, Dsnismin
l. Cnitenden, Col. Wn,. IT, uays. L. T. Moore
See7a;5ries-col u. Eur,:h. Cd. ". Ii Roberts,
Gnx: Kohins"n. on 'akInE .ac chair. cons1a1ulat-
men of kenlacky-'he u,ca ~:,o, when she was
itnpcEi1lrd bF 1resson aud rec-.s,on held ner 10
aesth aes aaen. ra 9aoongs md who ~eu the storm Of
63umphantly orcr the rncl hozte lie
seg'st,sd re- s,. that while no, longer The thunder
the nation rsposed II .alety. Mu;aruuus aus
a s ha SET, s5sma,ned to Be settled ana eo
convention for Ire pnrposc Il ca1sIacrtnr IN isis
sn hs n9ped % .hs work
WcTE represented. ~ ~SDAtt'S7
!be following Committee on resolutions wa. 3D.
+Potnted- From the Slatc At larpt. Hon Iami1;nn
Pope apd CT nesai Tsomas cn;tenden; l.. disir;ct.
To-, =. Z. ~. Gfsy; q. Alfred Allen; ID. Jane. "
Wm. r. Ward; Glib, General ". F,nnei:
~. ho1 Mat: =. .to!lnsnn; 5:h, Wm.
"oodcosk; Hh> Hon. Harrison iayior.
Colonel ". I. Kinney here stated mat meeting
had been held 10 th!s city yesterday. representa-.
branch Of the u1tou party o: the State who tcIt
tnc.eycs no; included in the cail fs th,. eonycn.
kon. nst hoped the action Of the conytntion might
oe sucn a. 10 enable them 10 nct win II. On fts
motion, The COMMITTEE on Rcfolutinns we're 5r.
ta1d Eaee!in, to coalcr with them
Ater The committee had h.r, mn m ho7r rr,rd
Wa recciIed 1hss they wou1i not be abe 70 report
eight o'clock -ato*snt0 Ll9