The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-10
,,orJ. Il DooLETrsE PERMANENT
PRESEDENT.
HIS PIE E H.
,,nnf WAS Done Afterwards.
,p.clal telegram t. the Dispatch.
BALrIMoRE. July Q, 1872.

EALrIMoRE. July Q, 1872.
srTtKING ASp ENTHUSIASM.
fh.p. was Il great deal of enthusiasm
am, rn. -. Clair Hotel last night. and con-
,,..,,I ,,,rhiny until n very late hour. An
f~rn>, multitude WAS assembled in Mcnu-
,a.or square. and such cheers rent the air
.. n9,,. not been heard in Baltimore for a
r,,,., time. 4 a: hearing the words " Nir-
.,inj4 Delegation was hung ont from the
:, ,lqir about dark. and soon crowd as
,nnnIrd in front of the hotel. and NiTginianS
v.ar, u>tily called for Succcssivcly. Gov
,rnur Walker and Mcssrs. Baldwin and
,;onlr. Of Virginia, addressed the crowd III
animated speeches. which were rapturou>ly
anpIaudrd. They were followed hy McSsrs.
+. Nauv oi Philadelphia, Judge Moore "i
krntlrllv, pod-r OF Iowa, Co!qutt OF
G,.r.,ir. aud Temple of Philadelphia. and
,h,. crowd still cried for more. but the speak
,r, hrok, down before the crowd. such en-
tui>il.,u and endurance in the >ca of excite
mont | have not seen since the Harrison
,.,,n,ai.n, ana il has the true ring of VIC
tory.
Had General Grant been here last night he
wogd have felt that it WAS utterly useless to
,,mi in any more Of his men TO hutchcry.
The crowd in the city j. 50 great that many
>n.ll in h,!,orcS la>t night, and the Carroll
tou Elo',i has hired several warehouses, in
w.I.rh it, Guests are laid out cool and COM
lr''I'' on pallets.
The Virginia delegation was unchanged to
all hour trn late Tor telegram. The follow
r- delegates are enrolled this morning
t.r.t district, Fitzhuch Lee and John Nee
I.,: ,crond. Y. u. Groncr and Charles X
Ntilory; third, Eradlry L. johnson and ID
{. urInInritc: fourth. W. II. Berkeley am
William T.. Cameron; fifth, George W
R,oNrr ana \. w. G.. Nowlin; sixth, Ii. II
Robertson and W. w. Berry; seventh. J. II
NoHatr and 7. !. Randolph eighth. j. L
Ei"ly ani Matthew Harrison: ninth. j. y
Ng,ml and j. II. Smith; also, the delegate
Al nI~.. The committee elected John Good
a, their nolnincc iOr the member from Nir
-uia on the Democratic National Committee
Robert Duld aS 4 permanent yicc-prcsidcnt
". X. Berkeley for committee on pCrlnancn
organization. Fitzhugh Ice and John Is
Hl.i Yin Tor committee on credentials, ant
Nr. NuWiln as Il permanent secretary OF th
Convention. The committee decided to sup
port !. X. p"olItttc for permanent president
\ resolution wa1 adopted deciding it to h
u2>t that tirrclcy should he nominated in ;
manner conforming to the usagcs of th,
punocrJlic party.
cIvlIlr,ES BETWEEN THE vIHGINIANs.
The following letter was received this
moruin- ly the Virginia delegation:
lIFAnQRS WEST S,pGtSIA DELEGATION.
E,EHrN'S UcTrL. BALTIMORE. Mn.
The delegation from West Virginia to the
National Democratic Convention desire t.
iElN Their respects to the Virginia delegation
IL said Convention ut such time and place as
May 'r convenient.
Very respectfully,
Is. WILSON, Chairman.
,htIq9 1872.
The letter WAS read and on motion If WAS
resolved that the dclocotion from West yir-
-,iur, should be informed that the Virginia,
delegation would be hapvv to receive them
at their room in the st. Clair Hotel at s
o'clock this evening.
S,co,3 Djsno,cb
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- ''"ch '"-hiShI the west virginia
1''''" ia'o 'iler Flsit 10 inc Virginia
,"'''" 1T Tue ~ 'la'r ana were received
,, ",'', ''c''5''io'' ncaoco ny hr. DO.
III ''''lN'e" was ''i. Pe''s''''' anu
,a.,,, ''' ',''S VI '''c itale'''a' leei'nS were
,~, "''' '>i 'ic>'' -A''io''o tile "e'''hho"h
- :" '''' iooh WAS eA-Lteueehaht-
'"'' VI Virginia w. h' JackSoh, ITO"
- N,"'"eAy' colonel John cochran, ol
ioFk, also appeared among Tie Fir-
'"L'!S, Hilu there was touching up Ol ola