DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.* ' 1 ' _First Dajr’i Froceedlnp.The National Democratic Conventionmet in Cincinnati on the 22d, pursuant to the call of the National Democratic Committee. At 12:45 p. m. Mr. Barnum, the Chairman of the Committee, called the Convention to , order and called upon Rev. O. M. Wendtc, of Cincinnati, to invoke the blessing of God upon its deliberations. At the conclusion of the invocation Mr. Barnum j announced that be had been instructed to nominate Hon. George Roadley, of Cincinnati, as Temporary Chhirman. This nomination being approved, a committee, consisting of W llliam L. Scott and J. D. Me-Enery, was appointed to conduct Mr. Hoad-ley to the platform. The Temporary Chairman was greeted with applause, and, on assuming the gavel, delivered a spirited address. Temporary Secretaries were named and the temporary organization declared complete.Mr. Biedler, of New York, moved that the | rules of the last Convention be adopted. asvj the rules of this until otherwise ordered.i *Carried.Mr. Martin, of Delaware, moved a call of i States for the appointment of members of , the Committees on Permanent Organization, Credentials and Resolutions. The resolution was adopted, and the various Committees i were announced as follows: