Official proceedings of the National Democratic convention, held at New York, July 4-9, 1868.: Reported by George Wakeman, official reporter of the Convention.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Louisiana. -Thomas Allen Clarke.
2.aine.- R. B. Rice.
Maryland. - William Pinckney White.
Massachtlsetts.- J. G. Abbott.
Michigan.- Hon. C. E. Stuart.
.Minnesota. - Willis A. Gorman.
Mississippi.- W. H. McCardle.
Missouri.- General Thomas L. Price.
Nebraska. - George L. Miller.
NArevada.- D. E. Buel.
New Hampshire.- Albert W. Hatch.
New Jersey. - Henry S. Little.
New York. -Francis Kernan.
North Carolina. -M. W. Ransom.
Ohio.- General George W. Morgan.
Oregon.- N. R. Bell.
Pennsylvania. - Colonel William C. Patterson.
Rhode Island.- Thomas Steere.
South Carolina.- J. B. Campbell.
Tennessee. - General Williamn D. Bate.
Texas. -F. S. Stockdale.
Vermont.- P.S. Benjamin.
Virginia. - General James L. Kemper.
West Virginia. -John A. Martin.
Wisconisin. -George Reed.
,Iontana.- General Greene Clay Smith.
Idaho.- Thomas W. Betts.
New Mexico.- Robert B. Mitchell.
Arizona.- Thomas E. Evershed.
Colorado. -General William Craig.
Mr. KERNAN, of New York, offered the following, Resolved, That the thanks of the Convention are tendered to Chief Justice
Salmon P. Chase for the justice, dignity, and impartiality with which lihe
presided over the Court of Impeachment on the trial of President Andrew
Johnson.
Applause and cries, "We have already done that."
The resolution was adopted.
General McCOOK, of Ohio. -I move, sir, that this Convention, having performed its important duties, do now adjourn sine die.
The motion was put by the chair, and carried; and at fifty minutes
past three o'clock the Convention adjourned sine die, amid enthusiastio
cheers for Seymour and Blair.
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