The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-06-03

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-, a., ss5ald Seo8Hs qualified. uin'aeiis'
-, He was decidedly in favor Ct ih'
..,.,s ammunition Of the wilderness tern
-, o0r bopiers, and the donation OF sun
-, Of the pabllc domain TO attract and repal
- - fnm the old and thickly populate'
SUITE Of the ooniederacy'
T,.scommiiiee reported upon The Credentials o
sssgsies-aung M. Commander, the only del
-, f,,,o south Carolina-nine votes. Them
80 ,eold,ng about the Palmetto State
.. man nine votes But Carolina cauieo
n.s,y. The report was adopted. Then came
.---...,l,s OF organization, and the following
--.,l.,neu rere declared the permanent officer
Of the Convention.
PTssissHi
ANpFrv STEVENSON, OF Virginia
TIcs Presidents.
u-Rat. P. Dunlap. Ald.-Jno. A. winston.
Tg-I.bu n. Stetl. FlO-J. {. McGehee.
W,r,-C ". Chapln. hiss-P. ElllS.
r, Dsyis las. w. Downs.
p TtuTsron. Ark.-A. T. Rainey.
III -
Cga.-Isasc TOucey. Mus. NJ bowers
TT- Tna.-Thos. Martin.
c,-,.-, u Nail hU.-LeWis Saunders.
81 a JoneS. T1aaa-James Clarke.
~ Ssro DAVIS. WIS.,. p Helfenstein
"a p 4 Hhsm. H.-R. W. English.
p SOFT LIZ G. English.
" " \ E4waUlS Ohio-JOhn CarWell.
&c Commander T. -as.-ThOs. J. Rusk.
~ Mill Nil A E Ming.
F5g SscrsigTisS-
u-SsmneI Treat. n H-John 5. Wells.
o. ". McCorkle TsHH.-C. q. Eastman.
Wr-Iobn Duncan. C0Ha-J. L. Holland.
P,rr-Jobn Miller. " -
k-John r. Jones
Nv23. The Convention met, and the ques-
Ton which had vexed II from the start came up,
~. which theTe being two, tBaTabnTaers and
H.1Le-a set Of the New York delegates was en-
died 70 seat. Yan0us plans were proposed To
ssule the difficulty. One was 10 pledge all the
delegate TO support the nominees Of the Con
reu.lOn. But Il was referred 10 q committee,
and that committee reported in favor Of the
HankeE.
But On MAY the Path, OF the third day, the con
,si BEGAN Senator Dickinson, tOld Hunken
02snei His gIOund was, that II was the duty
u delegates to sustain party nominations 1t
vas TIE tue and only test Ii any other were
si0yted, no nomination would be worth straw.
Mr. Sniti, lBsmtmmen replied, and Tepudi-
aiei scOmfIly, 50 serIle test The question
vas, who had 8 nghi 10 represent New York
hsref Al shon had been made to identity them
Elh p0Iucal ab0lItIOnIsiS The Bsmbumers
were i0T the compromises Of the Constitution;
bui against all extension Of slavery.
He vas answered BY an Old bunker, Mr..
FOsrEE, who simPly rscsPtulatsd Senator Dick
snsOhs argument
Passion KING rgOiRed. HIS speech was bold
and effective, Hssai6 the question was not one
Of tschhicsity, but one Of principle, fundsmen-
tai. Il is whether those who advocate freedom
IN the National Territories are Democrats. For
The test, 4 sPPlisd, would exclude all such
ohio had declared for freedom in national terri
'oriss. So had New Hampshire. Were they to
Be dsfrsncbsed Ten States had affirmed the
Principle Were they TO be undemocratisedl
The principle commended for was avowed by
Thomas Jefferson. II was vital. HewOuld moi
ssshdon 1t. Nor would the Free States Re
isct The bsrnburners on this ground. and you
@esk up the Democratic party.
{. {. CAEBELISe concluded, on the part o.
Tue Nes YOrk Delegates
Mr. iAScET Of Alabama, here declared agains
As barnburners. They adopted the wilmo
ffo'so That prevented them from being Dem.
'eals Neither the General Government, no
he people Of the territory, had right 10 ex
dads sisvshOldeE. lie was for the exclusion
q the BsrRbuFners.
MI. MeALusTEE Of Georgia, was for the ad
Mission Of the HuRkers, upon the ground tina
"Eas their right. lie would not exclude IN
0sfnoufhers On account Of their snti-sIsver,
a'uons- That would be impolitic and despotic
H0' ''d he agree with Mr.. Yancsy in theory
ihs people Of 8 new territory could admit, o
exclude slavery.
mr. IHosPsOs Of n. Jersey, wished 10 refe
ne whole matter back TO the people Of Ne,
York.
'1oge STRANGE Of North Carolina, oppose
W. isheey's views earnestly. Southern me
'n0aia not agita,s the question Of slavery. The
H''u'a not introduce il. 1t was unwise, impol
Nl' Ihey were in minority in the country
" minority in the weird Shareholders we,
s''s II prudent. But their "eIsetiag,, cou,.
a'a weakened the position Of the Democracy !
NE Free States, and forced them 10 take DOS
uoas which they could not maintain. The.
rec states do not love slavery. I, mani, ,
'a'Ai' 'hen' to reject ihs Barnburners upop N
ground that they were for the wilmOt Prov;so
''hers spoke, but the question was taken e.
10 admit both delegates, and resulted as sollov,
his-Aaine 3, New Hampshire G. Mass,
TAssetls u, Rhode Island 2. Counectic., 8 4
-esey = Delaware 4, MARYLAND 2. Te,asa r.
- kentucky 10, Ohio II, Indiana 7
T T.,l, ,. Iowa 4, Missouri 4, PennsyIranis i
mo.., = massachusetts, I, Rhode Island 9. Y.
- Delaware 2. Maryland s, North Car
a., SCUM Oarolina 8, Georgia 10. Florjda
'4saI ~ >, Mississippi G, Arkansas 2 Tsaas
Aeh,aeky 2. Ohio 3, Indiana S. M,chig
al l25 iehnsy'vania1 q. i
RE. amendment was carried by one maiOrii
H Is not onclasive, as an amendment
s,~ 'na"sni to an original proposition.
' 'As vote is important, and shows
" opinion In The South. An.Iyzs /,
Fnna Ayes. Nay
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