The National Spiritual Convention

- The National Oonveption of Spirituaüsts reoently in sèesion at Chicago had a good time. Beventeen States were reptesontod at its sessions, and the numerous delégate, no two of whom seemud to ugree on any point, were busy profnolgntíñg the " harmonía] '' philosophy. Upon cleoting officera and enrollinsï the narnes of delegates Mis. E. A. Welch ol Witioonsin announced her dtsiro to " represent high Heaven in the organizaron." A committee of onefrom each Stato was appointüd upon nationnl organization ; after which the appoiatmetit of a eommittee od resolutions created considerablo heated debate. A oonnnittee of five' on the state of the naüon was al.-so named, which reported a series, condeninir'g the rebellion, supporting the administration, and dcflnrinaf in favor of ili re-election of Mr. Lincoln.