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AAnilnmnatinn 'nf the Drincioles and tendencies of the Commercial. Tha list of deleeates (including regulars and REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. a NEW ORLEANS -MARKET. BY miUBAFH. i If- Nsw Orieahs, June la.

Sugar oloied gnlt. Flour cloaed with an advancing tendonn with Hales at 1 closed quiet. Una pork closed dinl at $16(s165. Whisky uucliangeoT. NEW YORK MARKET.

VILIOBAm. Niw Yoai, June 17, Monet and Htekuho Nochanne to notice Stocks. Dull prices eenerally little better tlisn Tostrdnv p. and cloned atiimif. OhicBKO and Hook Island 7Uli Central Ui.uda 86; Michlijau HoutUern 21 1 Mli-bliran kml prelorred 4'2fi N.

Y. Central Missouri fl'sHB'4; Ml? iff Ceiitrul ba; Krie lli)i alna aud OlilcaKO S3: Clevelunu fnS Toledo 3:24 Milwaukee and MisHMi.pi 2oW; Hudson -M- ciiio umll T1H i New York Central 7'il00j rie Bondi7l! son 3d Bonds mi; IUrlm 2d 74tf. Mu r'LOPH. Less ai-tlve and lower. Kales of 10,000 btils.

at S3 Ut auperlln Stole-, W.lOfflM.Ull for extra State; ti'uZ for superfine western for eommnn to airra wostern. Canadian flour um hanned. Sale of 6U0 bids It for extra. Kve flour dull at 1 1 Grain. Demand for VV beat less active, and market scarcely sn firm.

Sales of 80,000 bns. at 89c. I'orclioiceChicaKosnrlnf ii (Ik for white Indiana S1.10(q1.12 for white Micbigau. It ye Arm B8(ii70c. Corn opened heavy dosd sternly.

Salesof 24 OUObui at50ffu73c. for mixed wstern 74c. for white and yellow western 7 tk.Slle. for Jersey and southern yellow. Outs dull.

pHuvisiuNa. Pork saloaatSIT for mess; fU for prime Bf I .1 ntii.it WT1 Hiussr. eaiea 01 vjv vu Libia, at 23ac. ST. I.OUIS MARKET.

coMPttiD raoit LAirar rArou.1 Tubidat Jane Whiat. Hales fulr to prima sprinif VMlict clnb Tft'aTSc sood and prima fall SOcfWf 1 00; choice whita S1.08. Market dull' the lata admnce belli it fairly arreted. CoKK. tales very pour mixed at S6o.

(food and prime wbits choice in bun. A larna auvHnoa, on account of AoimIs and prospect of short crop. Closed firm. Oats. Market Urui but inactive.

Sales at bn Floi-r. Country JimiivJ at fur superfine: e'xtn City niiMttled and without sales. His. 4t lacks, the first of Ui new crop, sold at II 00 Other snlea at one. Barxh.

Bales aprlna at 4050e. foTATOKS. Keciits small and price better. Pales good ami prime Northern at 4.Xi4.. Hat timothy bring 70c.

100 ltiH ud other sood desriipti.ini about the aame. Mimi PoKK-Market nominal at SI6 50 bbl. Wool. Hut little new clip received. Sales cinninn to blood, fleece washed, at 22l2ilc 'f.

half to full-blood 27H3oc 1 B. Uaucxaica. sliiiut. Fair to good snirnrflS'C: lie ICffi; prime and clioli re-boilmi mulaeeoa 3lH(Volo K1I: ItlucoSee U((Vllc; ri.e ft. CatTLb.

Plenty and In liuht ileuiaud. But. hers for to choice 6ssVO0 uels-for fair loguud. Ho deinaud Li shijiiiient South. supply and dull.

Bale lo batcher at iVib'-ic out tut ajaxl to choice. Sucar. Uood supply and foir demand at for ordinary lo choke. Cow, a.iu CalTfS. Mora plenty.

Bala at tltlO. CIIICAUW coatriUD raoat iatmt rariaa. WlDsstiAr Kvixw) Jnn It Mimar Rank diacoonl rate remain at 10 at cent. New York xcnanira steady at I cent. Uuld tAWV Ct.

preuiaov Jloiiry pleuly fur ail lr-ltlmlr punsM. I'auout. Ksy lor wheat lo Buffala; WffO. u.i.-Hnlr at 8 2.V3 TS sprln- eitnu: LV23 12'. tj.

St 7ft while winter. Kye Amir S3 t'bl. H'hxat, Firm, wltb upward landrney. Sale of sprta at73 jt3'ean buaM. Kslraspf iu iJe In ia.

Cvaa Bran- and Anu. Mm nilisl canal at Kitdic Onboard; Na I railroad In aior. iisT. Sale at in sUirej ua board. Kts Firm at tn'tilc ft hu.

ritaisr Small niiian-l: 2'tJ0c (r Inferior, for primi. FviatuM. Unll al i. 'f bo rry cle.k 3u-. Doiulual al llu.ouillil.W hbl.

Coantrr awes iH usir cur uisf rjoo ji 1.1.1 eoumrr aoteia on. F.W.S. Huhtt. KaJr al fi d. by lb bbl.

I'trrta. at S3.uuek44l at luu lbs lira weltfhL fVaund bfl.k lr ratile. Il.sis iat at S.li3,W 100 aVs, lb totter for th 4r. D-kianj UNbl-Sale) of abeareJ at S3.00 100 B4J and of others at 'l Iiralen pay (of wa.hsj flces II l.l-i I fSlc4 l-bl SM UtA bhul Ui full blual meiim. '3lr4 a U-twl 4 liiiiq i-rin aiwar lr anwasb 1 n-m.

ir.un in tl irdlyaur ariilua Jkatlie aoounaj al UJ ix HUM I i auji tafd rat as lutloerai 11 clear KS3tt a-l rlear HlJui iU ont Spins', inei I. Slisu: tmuuos bvntf 7.w.llu,oui Im M. iJ iJ: lalb M. Si nwsm do M. anl etaJ al lVir tdrertlxeuitHt.

Stationer) I Stationery I IV THK HFAM ANI II l.r-U ITAM. AT tUU mm I K. rbranr than aolN'Oy. fall 111J Jej I-- Javlll Smlliri Philadelphia Pale Ale, mi 4 trr kvh 11 it I.IMJ ra ood al )-ih tnly al UmI wul k- li.f.'Wsh IhansiBwi si ano wllh.it, I r. 14.

lo. tin. Ill Kale of Well-kept Pnroltore. IMrlt.f. aiRl.f.

ATMY Al ITIOI KOOM T. I HtAV. lb ia al r. a Hiiaa; la sn of alU, llwi. I-1-'.

luiua, M.M LadlesMutllon of Fancy Dress Good. LACK MANTILLIS, gn.WLS. ti.d,.ii.ui.jaMiMb.K'. aiJ rll.Lr..t It-am. -Tbe atrt.aallnsw-l rnll will be rlfft IBM oaf eolr lh-r.

U4m aartkn'jirlf Iallr4 tuatfoJ. l-WII. OneMsht Morc-SalurUajr El's. Junel'J. .71 us.

lUMll ONE OF HER ENTERTAINMENTS at counts II Alt, On ffuturttut l.tr'tr, June 19th. I. vmmtt T-cutanvxK c'tUmk. TVk.u a.iiti SO. ten en s.tLoo.vt HUt-ltALR trfAII, CONFECTIONERY BAKERY, X.

II rtft, rUa.MIMiTvM. IU- rniTt iir.Y in: it HrrrTrri.i.r AjMit i tiit tiipt th Bal lh ihm fmn4 bt rllh lb tills, na VMM TMI.Vtt TMIM ll.YK, Iala4nl Nuts KrolK.Cakrs Jellies Ac, all af tb l4 eVi trthsa. torRalbi) wnb tbe t- n-aaa Ba.a a kwB caa r-aM B-'Klarit. al ar- INS rahK rartlr. IMr-nlr.

NishM tik.rv. lakea. Sc. at ab-fl B4b Th A lls Is PENMIXSHIP Tiist arn( Mint nr. ruin i it iua.iH'w.-4 m' lsh 4 sv.B.tf ilw.1 i.s.a a ra) if tM I atatiwr IU- ot II.

MiImh.mi CaXJ Main SU opposite the Court IIoumn af be be la bmI all lb- la siK- aion (nMb as be will ea l'H' r4r ari sie.fwi.aa. A bw4 a CLASS OF YOUNCl LADIES, TVJ Twt Wll 4l la i.l i umA. rMi fetnit tM tlea. rana-r loa.raMl' pla rail at the nvas extra-judicial opinions of a majority of the Judges of tne oupreme tjouri oi tne uuiteu of Dred Soott, wherein the political heresy is put forth that the Federal Constitution extends slavery into all the territories of the Republic, and so main tains it that neither Congress nor the people inrougu their Territorial Legislatures, can by law aDoiisn We hold that Congress possesses sovereign power over the Territories, and nas tlie rignt to govern bdu control them, whilst they remain in a territorial condition, and that it is the duty of the general govern ment to protect the territories rrom me curse oi varv and to preserve the public domain for the 00' oupation of free men and free labor and we declare that no power on earin caa currjr uu uiuiutuw -rery in the States against the will of. their people, and wa fullv indorse the recent decision of the Su ami tne nrnviHious oi iuou bumuuhiuuo preme Court of our own State, which declares that property in persons is repugnant to (he constitution and laws of Illinois, and that all persons within its jurisdiction are presumod to be free, and that slavery, where it exists, is a municipal regulation, without inr extra-territorial operation.

6. The policy of this government should be to live on terms of peace ana amity wun an tne nations oi the earth, so far as it can be done consistently with our national honor and interests and to enter into entangling alliance with Our intercourse with other nations should be conducted upon prin ciples of exact and exalted justice and whilst firm. ly maintaining our own rights, we should carefully avoid any invasion of the rights of others, and especially those of the weaker nations. Our commerce ought to be protected from wanton Interruption, and our commercial marine from invasion and search; and whilst we would deplore the necessity of war with anr of the nations of the earth, we will sun, firmly, sealonsly and patriotically sustain the government in any just measures which it may adopt to obtain redress for injuries and indiguities which mar heretofore have been inflicted upon our citizens navigating the seas, or which may be necessary to secure them against a repetition oi mjurica the future. It is the duty of the government, faith-fully and diligently to execute all our treaty stipu lations, anu to enforce ail our laws tor me supprea sion of the slave trade.

0. We view with regret and alarm the rapidly in crcasinz expenditures of the General Government, which now. in time of profound peace, threaten the country with national bankruptcy; and we pledge ourselves, as fares we may speak for the Republicans of Illinois, to a thorough and radical reform in the administration of the government finances, in (he event that the Republicans are entrusted with the care of national affairs. B. C.

Cook, of LaSalle, offered the following res olutlon, which was unanimounly adopted: R'tJnd, That tbe lion. Lytuaa Tninil.ull. In tlie Senate of the Maine, baa llluatraiml and ikniM-4 the prlnnpiea of tbe keniiblk-an nam villi alilitr ana fltleliir. and na bervby eapreee our eiupballc approval ol tile comae. Charles L.

Wilson, of Cook, submitted tbe follow ing resolution, which wa greeted with shouts of ap plause, and unanimously adopted jirxJm), Thai Abraham le the Brt and onlyrboke of tne KenuMtrane of llllo-we fc.r Itie luile-1 BUtee Bcua', aa me rceeaue ol Mepbea A. Uutttfia. On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock. The evening eion was mainly devoted to speech es. shall notice it more ruiiy to-morrow.

Tbe Thunderbolt of the Prairies. A Tnle of the Vf lldernenn. The Uood red tun bung low in th western borl- ion, over the wild prairie of Central Illinois, when Tbe remainder of this abounding story may bo found In any paper wblcn bappens lo contain It. Tn P.on. A.

8. Mi bbat of New Tork Las oar thanks for documents of value. fvTT A Cairo paper ansers at the price of land In Mound City. Thi Is not In good taste. Land is not high In Cairo but water IMuri Jvumjl, ii a i 1 1 iiamraJ atroatta vs auiv rvaare, av va ru.

a wt, uss. 4L, 'Uace VUk. Mt. iML, (Bwrafe'. WAalUMOTOM, JuRO 17.

AmoDK the rotmotcr conflfincJ by the Senate are the following: Panicl Ewagcr, Rome, New York; I.orrro Morris, Fri-dcma. Nw York; Reuben A. Willum. FairtltlJ. F.

FairrhilJ, lianbury, Cbarlrs KUttrr, arn, W. tiluiirea-irr, bvth Nun. Amherst, A. M. HotKk, I.ee, Wm.

I.tijd, Fairtnount, N. Wni. II. Holt, Covington. Jmr lloylc, J.

J. Fnrrnit, CiitcinnaU, Ikiijatnin Ilarrtiik'lon, ClrvrbnJ, Samurl Hunt, Jackaonvillc, Prlcr 5vt-ci, U. 11. Howard, Catena. Austin Bruok.

Quinrr, Lit U. litton, K. C. Mm. Aurora.

Ilu.hntl II. Carcjr, Haclno, (leoreo Porter, lUrri-turg, pa. Henry J. utiiii was cunflrntcil Collector nt Champlaln, N. Auguiu Jcuking, Portatnouth, N.

Bolton I. Mro-thcr. III. 1 ho folluwlns! uteyofv or Cuatom wcr alo Connrmrd i titntiag lloncson, U'tincT, I'nl I S. JeilrraoQ Micrtuck, Cincittiuli, U.

Sr. Joiia. (N. It.) Juno 17 1 M. The onrrator nt Trennaur rrpotts that thu ttoamahiii VandrlM, Iroin Havre and bouth-ainpion the tth Capo Hare nt an raflf hour thi luor nl Ibal Hip now yacht of Iho New York Ava-if iatl Pfraahas intrrrrptcd hrr.

The operator nln says the? Iacbi near ni ha no, and signal thai shn as the Yandrrbtll'a new, whicb will bo July forwarded on receipt. Mw OM, Jnftr) 17. Tbo Wahlnftnn rt''cnrrrndnttay: "Tho Pnciflo Mail contract wa riim.lr.l to- dair one year fno tbo lt of October lo pr-r ohnum. M6ir Wm. (Jorr Oualrr hAcontlrird bl arrsnicnjpnti lo leave Yaabitigton, nnl is awaiUri order, ff0in his Oovcfftuicut." Waiiiiitp, Juno II The cnnfinnril to- iv nil the noinl- fiaiiohl of th inclulint that of tana Mrhl tr Knn.

Much ff the avaion was ocrupM in the considvratiun ol Indian treaties. Aromr. (An.) Junr 1ft. tt rfHr1ii thai the F.tchanf.j jlahk nt Griffin has failed. It has BO BfcOry nt Mcni-(bis, Tennessee.

alternates) is so immensely long, and necestiarily so full of errors, that we shall not publish it, at least just now. The delegates who actually cast the vote of McLean oounty were as follows, substitutes having been made for three absentees Leonard Swett, James Allin, Dr. G. W. Stipp, Frederick Ernst, Dr.

W. C. Hobbs, W. II. Hanna, Thomas Foil, James Gilmore, Edward J.

Lewis, Charles Schneider. A number of Republicans beside these were present from this county, among whom we remem. ber James Gilmore, J. H. Wickizer, W.

MoCul. lough, Alex. Steele, Z. Lawrence, D. Wilkins', P.

Folsom. II. Hokc T. Birch On motion of O. H.

Browning, a committee on resolutions was appointed, consisting of two from anfih conirresaional district, as follows 1st district, A. L. Chetlin, C. M. WUiara za, Judd.

W. M. Kileore; 8d, v. Uook, a- PniUock: 4th. J.

D. Arnold, W. P. Kellogg; 6th, O. II.

Brownin. W.A. Richard Yates. John M. Palmer; 7th, R.

J. Oglesby, T. Marshall; 8th, J. P. Reynolds, Thos.

Quick; 9th, John Olnev. V. L. Phillips. Convention proceeded to nominate candi date for State Treasarer.

Jiwits Mhibb was named by Charl'e L. Wilson, of Cook. There being no other nominations, Mr. Miller was nominated by acclamation, amidst immense applause. Mr.

Miller was then called out, and briefly thanked the Con vention, uromisiog to try to got at least as big majority as he received at the last election, both, for himself and the ticket in general. Much ap plause. Candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction were then proposed a follows W. 11. Powell, of Peoria county; Franoi Springer, of Sangamon; E.

J. Pinckney, of Ogle Jonathan Blanchard, of Knox; W. J. Hopkius, of Grundy; J. Allison Smith, of Edgar; D.

L. rhillip. of Union; T.n.. Ferae, of White: Kewton isBteman, oi Morgan; J. M.

Jaquess, of Adams; Thomas W. Iline, of Bond M. Tabor, of Kane. 1st ballot Powell 208, Batoman 27, Springer 81, Pinckney 8C, Blanchard 17, Hopkins 42, Smith 61, Fere 3, Phillip 8, Jaqu 12, Hine4, Taber 12, blank 6. Total number of vote cast 017 no choice.

Before thi ballot was doted th nam of Mr. Phillips was withdrawn. Further balloting was postponed, to await to ar rival of a large delegation from the outh. On motion of Mr. Judd, a Republican Stat Cen tral Committee of eleven members was appointed by the President, with power to call futur conventions and fix the ratio of representation therein.

Th committee wa appointed a follows For the State at large N. B. Jnd of Cook, and George T. Brown, of Madiaon. 1st District.

T. J. Turner, Winnebago; 2d, o. I Baker. Cook: 3d, W.

T. Hopkins, Grundy; 4th, 5. C. Oeer, Peoria; 6th, J. Cth, W.

II. nerndon, Sangamon; Tib, C. D. Hay, Janper; 6th, N. K.

Green, Marion; Pth, D. L. rhillips, Union. Convention adjourned to 5 r. Sr.

m. Convention re-assembled, and a number ef a liiilonal countie reported delegate. A second ballot was lkn fur Superintendent of TuUio Instruction, a follow i 21 ballot Powell 192, Batsman 134, Springer 21, Jaquea 7, Pinckney 80, Smith Thomas II. Sharp, 10, rhillips 6, Blank 0. Total number of vote cat 620 no ebole.

A motion. to drop all but lb three wa lopied. 31 ballot Powell 20C, BaUmaa 275, Pinckney 37, ft. Total number of votes Cl 623. NawToa Batbha was thereupon declar4 Ibe nominee, and on motion of Mr.

ilarlbnrt (who bad nominated 'Pinckney) tb nomination was mad unanlmoae. Mr. Browning, from lb coramltt on revolution, mad Ibe following report, which was read and adopted with great enthusiasm, ovary resolution being balled with great applause I tb rtairosx. 1 Wa reaSrtn our devotion to lb Conatilutkn of ibe country and to lb anion ef Ibe Plate, and will firmly and Sleaawy reetet an auvmpia lor ine t-Tvenilon of lb ene or the tUtrvptlon of Ibe other. We reognWo tb qnal rlgbu or all etalew.

aad i i avow oar reaUtaae aa-l wiiiingae nimiaia ibem. aad disclaim all Intention of atiemptlag. ctlbrr or tndireclty, lo aaaall or abridg Ibe rlgbl if any of lb mmtT of lb eonfe-Wvaey gwaraa- ll by tb lonautouoa, or in way manner lajier fere with tb Inalituiioa or etavevj oiaiea vaere it eaiaia. Nevertbetee bold that Ibis Uovera-meat wa InMituled for freamea, aad that it caa be perpetual! aad made lo fulfil Ibe purpoe of lis erganliation only by devoitag llaelf to lbs prom-lUa of virtue aad lolellisrncw among lis citlieaa, aad Ibe a-lvaaeemeat of tbr tmpeiiy aad bappt nm and to lbM a4 we bold It lo 14 Ibe ef Ibe governmenl eo to reform lb ytra of dipiltg of the pul.Ue land as to eemre lb Soil lo artual an I rrt II from lb frp of men who pem. late In the bttne of lb people, aad from corpora-Hon i bal lock tt up In dea band for enhanced proftt.

S. Free labor being lb only Ira support of Republican InatilulUna, ear government eboulj main-lain in rights, and welkerelW demand lb Improve ment of oar bari-or aad rmr wblca freight Ibe rommme of the We le market, aad lb eeaeirne- lioa tf a revtiral highway to eonaeM eur Irado with ibe Ferine Male, a ligMfut eaeoaragmel to borne loduairy and laaamuck) as new eompee la Ibe markets of lb country agahet ike produete of nnraid labor at depreekllng prkea.il I Iberefnr eminently nnjut Ibal Ibe National Administration ibould atiempi, coercion. evlead servile lta la ibe lerriiorien, or by pairoaag lo petpvtuaie slavery la Ibe Plate. S. Tb prevent Administration bat pvvel rvr ream lo lb lrat temmltte-t It baa-la.

aad by lis eomipi. nuatsad nadlgnlBed vr- lion lo iv ae-! tb laieniio ea par pote of Ibe by forcing apn ibe people of kaaM, atlat their wilt, and la de Ivnea ibeir kaowa aad eraiiy titrvvfol whe. a eoaaiitaiina rengnlii slaverv a ote Ibeir domeiiiie Ineiualina. it Ma r-rfeite-l all claim to the aupfrirt aad tool levte ef Ibe frieade free mtn, fret labor and eqaal tighla. 4.

Thai while defrayal all lalerfrrnr en lb art of political nrgaaUatlpaa with lb MtUa ef lb edieiary, If urb artioa I limited la ll apprvprial )hr, jtt ws cannot teftai ttvm itr4uig ear rursuant to the published call of the State Executive Committee, the delegates to the Republican State Convention of Illinois assembled in the Hall of the House of Representatives, -ot Springfield, on Wednesday, June 16th, 1858. From our own copious notes, and from the extended account published in the Springfield Journal, (of which proof sheets were kindly furnished us on Wednesday night) we compile the following report of the proceedings: At 10 A. the convention was called to order by N. B. Judd, chairman of the SUto Executive Committee, who ominated Hon.

Richahd Yatbs, of Morgan county, as President pro tern. Mr. Yates wa elected by acclamation, and on taking the chair, briefly addressed the convention, returning his ac-tnnwledirment for the unexpected honor. The aiirns were brieht In the political sky of the Repub linan nartv. He rejoiced with keener satisfaction at the prospect before them, in view of the faot that his (Tatoe'j was the first voice raised in the halls of the National Congres to condemn tne repeat oi mo utiMinni-t rmnDrouise.

His colleagues and the Senators who thon opposed him, are now witnesses of the truth of the charge that were then made airalnst the repeal of that compromise. After in vokina harmony in the deliberation of thi party which was undoubtedly, at this very day, tno most powerful party on the continent of North America, Mr. Yates resumed his eat amiast loud applause. W. II.

Bailhache (of Springfield Journal) whb cho ten temporary Secretary, and E. T. Bridges and George T. Brown Assistant Secretaries' The Call wa then read by one of the Secretaries. Mr.

Judd offered the following: KtiJttd, That the namea of all d. in attendance from the Hveral eonutie lw entred upon the record a honorary meuibere, and that the eevoral coiiulire emt only the nun. ber of vute to whl. they are entitled under the call of the Blate Central Uotniulllee, Which, after some opposition from gentlemen who misapprehended Its purport, ws dopted. During the discussion, a banner inscribed "Cook County for Abraham Lincoln," was brought in and carried to the stand amidst great applause.

On motion of O. H. Browning of Adams county, a Committee of one from each Congressional district waiappointed to examine the credential of delegates, as follow: 1st District, C. B. Denlo, of Jo Daviess; 2d, I.

Arnold, of Cook i 8d, J. 0. Norton, of Will; 4th, IVIcr Davidson, of l'coria 5th, A. Jonas, of Ad am; Cih, J. J.

Cassell, of Morgan; 7th, W. J. rey, ol Macon 8lh, F. 8. Rutherford, of Madiaon Oik, D.

L. rbillipe, of Union On motion of Dr. Lyman of Winnebago, a similar Committee wa appointed on permanent organiia tlon, a follows: lt District, Dr. W. Lyman, of Winnebago; 2-1, IT C.

Fellow, of Whiteside 3d, James M. Cnrlia, of Champaign 4th, Dr. J. D. Arnold, of Peoria 5th, D.

II. Gilmer, of Pike; Cth, Dr. flauVl Long, of San gamon 7tb, George W. Rives of EJgar; Htl, Nathaniel Nile, of XL Clair; Vtb, John Olney, of Gal- tin. The committee retired.

M. P. Sweet, county was call ed out, and made an eloquent speech, frequently InlerrapteJ by loud applause from the crowded ball. 8. A.

Ifurlbart of Boone county wa next called a ii a a npon, anl maue an excellent pecn, snowing a thorough knowledge of hi suhjtct, and lb ability to grap and handle it In a (trong and logical manner. Mr. ad.lr frequently row lo flight of thrilling eloquence, aad wa full of strong and telling point which called forth thunder of Bf from lb luitutm audience. a C. Cook of La Salle followed with a peach.

During this a Jrt and ibe two preceding on, our time wa eo much taken up la preparing diapalcbe for borne and olbcr baslne, that were not able to prncrv an aUtracl of the point made. Convention adjourned at noon, to 2 p. tt. ArTiiaooi titt'Qi. 2 P.

M. Convention met. The Committee on per manent erganliation made a report, wblcnwannan Imoualy adopted, follow WWMtl lio.Ortin Kaaa.f Cutr. ta. faaMk5vrl ll IrtrVt-D M.

Wkltaey. aa4 T. J. Twraar.efflc r4.ofCna 4(VIlaTrUU, Mea4. M-Jnan U.u4 Willi.

iM ea-V ll-Ar a. 4 Hmi. aJl HaIm KIUx, Im. Mb- m4m uB-kia, IUw ft. a4 Baaata I b-y.

M. ralawe. ef MarcvHa. a4 IkIH T.t- 4 tk tnwauu. tt Uwrx.

t4 T. A. MkIL af exk-tl. Kt 4 J.4ae. a4 V.

it. IU, 4 ail aaautiaie ti fuiiu.1-. 4 fc.l.4e, a hii. .4 vi.MUes r-4 at I UII, .11 i kim. r.

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aa4lrf, .4 fer fe- ii i 4. td IrttwMk 4, U. Gov. Kornier lb tb tn4 amblat greal ap- plen, aad briefly -Ilre. ibe Convention, la lb eoarve of ble remark Go.

K. adverted lo tb of poMi affair fcy tb prevent na lioaal ruler remarked that lb l'rldat bad prw po4 la bit Inangnral to ertayi a bankrupt law for aapeade-l bak(, but ia a few week thereafter the tank reamed paymeat aad Ibe fiiteramut pealed; ea l-mned Ibe FagtUH Mil a mealng one maa who voiee f.r lavery enal Ia two wao oe for rrf eierewt bU ermpathf ixitigta men. wb were new letting treated a ibey lrtl la Bn www ll-Nfhraak Iieeaoorat far yvAT ag; thought Ibe party ewl only laat antil aett election, Bad after Aif mane ef lbva will Jia as in re mark wr rvele-l with frenat applau. Tb ennimitte oa eredealiel rporla a lial of Utegaie In aiieadane, amounting to v'irm lJ'ti. Tby il thai all in roantie were rprot4 eierpt MrlKianagn, tJreeo, plait, Moat IrU, f.mngbam, CnmberUn-l, Jnra, PuUikl, Maaeae, Pop, lUrdia, rrabklia, William eoa 14 la alt.

Aad lb committee Ml ceaA leol that moot of lbee Wnul I le reprvaenled daring the tilling of the convention. (Piepaicbe bal been re ceived Hating Ikat a Buttiber of ami I era delegate wre ea their way, bal lb care bad Wen and woald arrive during the afternoon.) Tby offered a reel riding eexb cevaly to the namWrof voir spef'ne-1 In lb fxH, and leaving eab eoanty to determine now It Vole should east. Tlie wa adopted. EDWARD J. LEWIS.

EDITOH. BLOOMIN 6 TON, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1868. REPUBLICAN TICKET I-, rOB STATB IRKA8URKR, JAMES MILLER, of McLean. FOB SUPEEINTKNDKNT OF PUBLIC INSTROOTIOH, NEWTON BATEMAN, of Morgan. 4 1 REPCBLICAN CONVENTION.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT BTATK OF ILLINOIS. Ylrrua of authority Tasted In the nndersliined hf tb He-publican Convention, held at Ottaw od July 8.1. 1W. tie composing Mild district are hereby requested to appoint delegatea whoa duty it shall to meet In Convention at the Court Uous in the City of Jollet on the thirtieth of Jute next at ten o'clock pnrpoa. of nominating- a cam! dut to be supported as Bepresentatlv in Ciiu.r.

for aid district, and to transact such other business a may letftimaUdy com before (aid Convention. Theenld counties will be iererallyrepnw.nt.xl In said Convention upoa the basis of the poptibir tote of Uie lrol.leiitlal election of 1N4. Ill the ratio of one delegate for ernry 400 votes cast, and one additional delegate lor every fraction of J00 vote or npward The Ulowlnu named countle are severally en titled to a representation iu said Convention upon the above basis; to wit: will Bureau 10 ll 1 4 Mrl.mil....... Iroquois In. Wilt Chain lo La Sail (irund Kenka A.

MrAtHui, CU'nin, J. U. ik'KlMLM. Republican Central Committee, Third Congressional IM.trk t. MIX, W.

T. H'-raiNt, Mayl3.lHoa. TO MMUNUKIEI.D. icnt from Springfield by the null which closed on WJnelay at noon, lorua f.Jitorial Correspondence" respecting the journey, and dencriblng the morulng eeenion of the Convention. Owing to do-tentlon of the mall train, thin package failed to arrive in time for Thursday's paper.

We append a email portion of it: KblTOKIAL CORRMPOXPIKCI. BrnixuriiLD, June 10, A Ug train full of lite republican came down on the 8t. Louie, Alton Chicago roaJ yesterday afternoon. About aiity were on hand from Chicago, and many from pointi on the line. The Chicago delegation haJ a large scroll attached to their car declaring that "We are all for Lincoln." The Chicago Aran Hand wee with I hem.

At Llnoulo we all got out, the land played a glo-rloue tune, and we all gave three routing cheeri for Ate Lincoln. On the way down, two gentlemen canvaJ the care for 1'reaidvnt. Seward lid 135 tot en, and all 'Arrtt3 giving Seward 62 over all other. A bum ber did not tote. Fremont had 82 ToU i MeUan 13; Crittenden 12; Doogta Trumbull 7 Cbaee Fillmore ft; Dueuanaa 1 and several oilers had few srattrtnf vote.

You ice there were a few lmocrai along. A little after cross In the Fangamon we came to blgh Irevile bridge ever a email creek. Right IhU tri lgei large freight train bad run off the track, an a number of car were (landing Jut npon the brink of the frightful gore, which was full thirty fcl to rjui llcular depth. But moat fortunately bone vf llictn went over. Here we bad to leave the car and trot the ra vine on toot.

It wa a prvliyroogb paeaage, but eotno preparation ef the way bad been and the whote party got over at UL A train came down a from ((prihgfirl and ia rvher crow led condition we rode up to town, me of ui etandiog on platform car Beit to the engine. The town very full, and it wa difficult to find lodging. Our llloomiogton party, bontrr, were ptetty furtanal, and wvre preecntly ttowed ia otrrel? quarter abvul Ibe city. Thi morning the llrpreeentativ' Hall wa crowded wltb delegate, a tb tjuur of meeting approached. Colli within an I without the railing tie crowd Jut dene a it could be packed.

The pvra lb eobventiuh, a a whole, wa ri-ceo-liagly prepoMMing and lu'pirileg. Mwtt of our tried and trntty tea dert are brr from every part of ibe Slat and. Utter iLlt, the ffJt are bwe, from all cornet of Fucketland, determined attend lo matirr for lhtmlv, and all la giving the people' caoae an Irnj etc that ahall tear it It a glorluot victory. X. It.

Tb thai a ljcurtme.t of tb eveaieg aloa did not lake pUre antil tarty r. n. Ud the train be a e-e time, tbo of wk aal out tb eoavetiiioa would bae ta left, bat a it wa. we were alt to mt tb up lra oa It arrival at Spring. (aell, aad lake pe oa It.

There were tevta paenger ear coimj loa-ted down with pa. tjtr. 1t iaa over ibe Ta4y'a aeel-dnl la fy, and rrvbvl Uioomiogtoa after un- tie ea Thurt Uy marnSng, invite a aamW of ibe tUUnie pp-l over ber. la order to take Ibe car of tb Ceetiral r.lrvi for their heme la lb aortUra unti. i.

0V l.aT ni Mto MAIIa. Rivtae r4.io. TU Bwd Ml to bave reb- 01 At tk rivef Levam ta- Uaey 9wiUy alxrtrt at a of four aad tviMtU it' tW lo4 IfCl.ibrv fret aa4 UMvadwurtk lii. Ue lov tb city direeiril. aJ four ft fur mud a quarter lark Ulow ike Cood of 144.

I r.fc that pinl Ml tr Hr UcW up I oa 4jim Uy. Tke r)e river reported fa'aug. Mol of lb Ameel. eaa lU4ta i ovr4 witk water, and tbeloetaf prvpevty baa I immeaee. Moiivta -W have reeeWvd fnm lb piliO em, tl.ley' t4t t)vk.

aad Artbut's I J' Mftm, for Jaly. Both of Ihem appear ta ia Mtuig kuwibtti of tbete wall kaetn tl lical..