EMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVE TION.
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The delegates 10 the above conventio Assem-.
Jed pursuant to general appointment this morn.
be-, Monday. May, 9Th, in that elegant apart.


ent known as the Egyptian Saloon in the Odd


sllows Hall, North Gay street. 4.5@


At IL o'clock, the delegations having beer sue.
ltssivey admitted as they arrived at tho Hall, in


tir united cnpacity presented as respectable and
tnifed body us we have ever seen convened
tJsimilar or any other occasions. The familiar
Is OF honorable gentlemen. whose talents. ele.
v'sd position and popular character have made


~ names and fame household words throughout
theountry, were encountered at every glance
byt eye prnctised in tho political world; while
othes composing tho assembly, maintained, in all
apifrance. that dignifed character which to the
obsdeer pervaded the whole. lla4,'


4 hour having arrived, Mr.. Sanders, Of North
Caro(aa, rose hnd nominated as Chairman of the
onvekion, for It's preliminary organization, Mr.
Il. B.lvright Of Pennsy vanm, which nomination
was uhnimousIy -dfried, and Mr.. Wright, was
accosdtgly conducted to tho chair.


MI. &nders then Nominated as secretary of
this codSsniion, Mr.. Ritchie. son Of Mr. Thomas
Rischie. .pditor Of the Richmond Enquirer, which
s'as siso,snanimeusly adopted. I


The chairman oficred resolution that the faF-