Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-28

-, J.A,fa.4 All.l., 4 BeIhshns, A.'s-s ~
,,..d m, ,esolss,ou. and said he went for the re.
publican principle that majority should e'ec' a"o
yo,e,n lie moved TO amend the resolution by s'fi.
king out the word firo.ihirds.
Mr.. Prrra v. DAsisL, Of Virginia, opposed the
amendment on the same ground taken by 6sncfa'
sauNpsHs. lie wanted an imposing elect 10 be
given 10 the nomination.
Old Berkshire again rosc--ssil he was f,om th.
old federal State of Massaehus.tls-bu had always
fought fur democracy HOPED YET 10 see his
state red, emed. MIR. DaNIEL replied. After which
the vote was shen, and drcideJ Is follows For
the amendment a3i--sganst II go. Mr.. Sh.s
WsIGnr IT, oi New York voting on both sides al
ter tive true nan oBmmiiioi fashion.
The above vote Is considered as decisive against
NJ. RivEs.
The other resolutions reported by the committee
were ihrn adopted iihout discussion.
Mr.. Cocoon, Of ossachusous, from the commit
tee appointed l. report the nhmos oil tho mcmlefs'
stated iha, las committee had discovered ihat two
SITS Of delegates from Pennsy lsanla were N nttn-
dance" The reading Of the resolution reported by
The committee, " that the delegates now ~ ntten.
dance he emitted to seats IN the convention, beng
called for eudeavors made to postpone ITS con
.ilcrnIon until IN morrow, aud discussion OF con
siderable length followed, IN which Mr.. kRtMEu,
Mr.. BrLt, Mr. Ilons, and Mr.. Mills, all OF Penn
sylyhnia took part.
Nr, Mus then moved to amend the resolution
oy -iJing =" except the Delegates from Pennsyiva
MA andth".s committee bc appointed otonc from
each State, 10 innsiro into the claims Of the two
sels, and report 10 the Convention" This PROPOSE
ton gave rise 10 debate, during which Mr..
Bn,Kcm, OF Rto1a Island expressed his desire that
both sets of Delegates should be received Mr.. J.
B1aDgS, Of rcnnsylyaLln, was opposed TO this, and
nftrr considerable discussion, Mr.. SrgarGtRs mo
ve1 ~ nn amendment to the amendment, that ali
the Dclcgnei known us the Harrisburg nominn-
non be entitled 10 seats this floor, and went nj
length into tho history OF the appointment OF the
two sets Of lelcgaies. When he concluded,
The Convention took n recess till O'clock in The
afternoon.
FoUa O'Clock, Z. NJ.
The Convention was called to order, and The IN
finished business Of the morning being taken Up
Mr.. Sterigcre Withdrew his amendment, ana The
previous question was loudly called for The re-
solution under discussion, which admits oil the de-
leeates claiming seats in the Convention, and OF
course entities both delegations from Pennsy'vanla
to admission on the floor, wos then passed by
large msjouty.
Mr. WArkias, of Virginia moved that, in all
questions before this Convention the vote shall be
taken by States instead OF per capita, # desired by
any member ench Sla'e being cnu,edto It's eleclo-
raj vote. THIS resolution was plso adopted.
Ieego,es arf6dTbya Az G3fs gaanfoo., several
nois, 10 attend tho Baltimore Convention, stating
their inability 10 be resent, md enclosing the rcso
uions by which they were instructed TO vote for
Martin Van Buren,, of New York, as candidate for
Pfesdcn, Of tho United States, end Richard NJ
johnson, Of Kentucky, as candidate for Vice Prcs
d,nf. The letter WINS laid an he table and ordered
to be entered ON the journal OF proceedings. The
Convention ,hon adjourned Till O'Clock on Friday
FROM Nies's Register, May %.
Hf Yesterday, tho convention siung IN Balti-
more, nominated Mnrtin Van Burcn and Richard
~ Johnson, ms president aud vice president Of the
United States