The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-25

ing-that there Is at the bottom than appears
evil thinks.
Mr.. TURNKEY and Mr. Rocrns explained Their OBJ
ject was harmony, and nothing more.
| Mr.. STRANGE-There shall be shrinking my
part regret the resolution offered; but being
offered, was bound to vote for it. Had it not been
cations from New York with thirtysx votes between
them allowing them to settle their quarrels among
themselves But it was uncomfortable for gentle
men to suspect each other.
Mr. Was appealed for a softening of last nights
resolutions If these delegates to be sent home,
he wished them to go home powerless. The pledge re-
quired gives them great power to do mischief
| The question on the amendment Of Mr.. Kendall, Of
louisiana admitting tho Hunker delegatesl sub
stitute the resolution Mr. Rogers of Pennsylva
| MIA, and was agreed to, ID to H.
The merits of the resolution as amended and tho
credentials Of the Hunker delegates discussed by
Messrs Rogers Jenness, Borland and Villas, who call
cd for the reading Of the credentials of the bunker
delegate from the LIST district of New York.
When the reading was had 1t appeared that the said
eogat1ughes0 was appointed yerterday by his col
leaguesIN~e caucus at the Exchange Hotel but, on
further reading tho original Hunker credentials it also
appeared that they were authorised to fill vacancies
Mr. Roonns, Of Ponnsylvania moved to amend the
resolution of Mr.. Kendall, of louisiana by the fol-
lowing addition, substantially, to witt
ton resrns Of eac the two sets Of delegates from New
the the ss%s
to s a na @ s aHs as
as laay hnSe amended to the re'
Of the Syracuse and Albany conventions 1.-THE Hunkers
titled to seats in this Convention
| The amendment accepted and the resolution
YEAs-Messrs. Rogers Pa; Ross, Del; Howard Md;
Bayly, Va; Strange, N. c.; Commander s. c.; Me-
Alsier, Ga; Acklin, Ala; Kendall, La; Egerton, O.;
Burnett Ind Redaeld. Mich; Mcconnell H.;
! Hughes, Mo-; Borland, Ark Brown, Wisc.-l6.
NAYs.Messrs Jenness, N H.; Rantoul, Mass;
Pratt Conn Conn pearce, r Il mississippi refused to
vote) Turney Tenn; Stevenson, Ky. Evans, Texas;
Clarke, Iowa; Florida excused)-S.
The States not given. absent or declining to vote
So, IL to s. the committee credentials resolved to
report to the Convention that the unkers enti
| tied to represent New York in the Convention and
that the Barnburners had by their conduct excluded
There next conversation on some incidental
business, which was cut short by motion to adjourn,
| tomeet again at five P. NJ Agreed to.
And the committee adjourned, and repaired to the
Church of the Convention where they presented their
report.
| SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, May 90, 1S4S.
| At nine o'clock this morning. there full atten-
dance of the soverogns in the galleries, and full
| presentation of the delegates in the pews below.
Judge BRrcE, the Chairman called the meeting to
| order; when
The Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON, who yesterday
elected President assembled the PLATFORM conducted
by the committee for that purpose and, after taking
| glass Of water he delivered an address.
The Rev. Mr.. PLUMER, Of this city, addressed the
throne Of grace.
Mr. CONE said Yesterday the gentleman from Indi-
ana ir Hannegan) offered resolution that the do
legates abide by the nominations of this convention
l'Louder."] IL so happened that some thought the
resolution ill-timed the convention not being
ganzed, and not ready to vote on it, was inferred
that was against it. Now that this is an organized
body SO far as the friends represent concerned in
| this matter, submit the following resolution =:
Resolved That each member of this convention, by
retaining his seat pledges himself to support the no
minccs OF this convention and all honorable means
to secure their election Voices: 'We can't hear"
The PREsrpENr-In my present state 1t is impossi-
BILE to hear at ALL unless the members keep order do
urge and entreat members to como to order that We
may proceed quietly.
a MEMBER [pointing to the left Of the churchill
those windows were closed, and the windows the
other side opened could hear better There
much noise in the street
ASorHER MnMBEn-"We have not heard word''
come to order. RAP. rap.]
The resolution Of Mr.. Cone read by the Presi-
| dent.
MIR. BoYD-We did not hear the resolution. Will
you please have it read again
The PREsrDENT-I an satisfied nobody's voice
be heard better than mine. Is it the pleasure of the
meeting that the Secretary read the resolution
will read it, file commenced: "Resolved, That each
member OF this COnvention'-]. Does the gentleman
hear me now
Mr.. BoYD-I do
ing his seat pledges himsefto support the nominations
Of this Convention and to all honorable means to
| secure their election
| Mr.. BOYD, (smiling)-I heard 1t distinctly.
MI. iANcEr, OF Aabama-We are not yet fully or
canned ooay. our friends from New YORK nave not
seats on ths moor; IL s not yet determined how the
delegates of New York may be admitted. If the
u'vh DC auopteo now IL VIII not apply DC pindns
on .c uSeetes VINO may DC ADMITTED from that state,
without having given them opportunity to express
,ensei.cs on Tvs p,oprlety OF mPropriety. move,
@ .us a.i Who may compose tne convention
may W. upoa ~, 'nI' ~ pc i%o upon 'he teie
i' miSsloN Vi <tiaoana-i rise 10 question Oh OF
I.. I i 70 atmavorapiy stuassu We w., are weak
'"nseu anu INQUEST men except my riend, Mr. fancey
| We WISH ioS W oc u.oW ncu w
.nc acciaoou vi the ioudest voices Wish that each
S.ate iePrcsenou vote as states anu not py indv-
uuas nv Charian, ycsteruay IN uecid,ng ques-
lions, sa'u ,he ayes nave IL oy the SOUND nope the
quesuoh wiz De se'uea by some Kind OF ORDER ana not
Wy sou r cnei.eiy Hoool .,.
WI. SoSh w.horew MS rcsoiuuoh ior the present; anu
| oHereu anot me- VIZ
; ~ ~ nae IN vo.ns on my QUESTION when may