The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-10


A., PLEDGES REQUIRED
nr' EULER wsned 70 oner resoiuson' which was
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n,v y, nr t' u%y o, no o. 81 .ne wing
s claims ~ na S M ana s Of Y
Convention candidate stands pledged to support
good faith the nominee exponent whg prin
ciples
Mr. GESTHY rose to privileged question: He moved
that the Convention proceed to execute its order.
The PnEsIDEsr-The resolution Of the gentleman
from New York Is out of order.
Mr. Na appeal from the decision Of the chair
minated by this Convention can receive the vote OF
that STATE, unless ne come up 10 the platiorm zen
The whg constituency sent US here to nominate a
wing ana 70 nomnats NOBODY else VINO VIII nos ao ,'.
by the nomination IL we are TO elect wns' we must
nominate wing, A., co,.,o.
Mr. KING, OF Georgia, moved That the convention
now proceed TO the orders OF the DAY
Nlr EWING, OF iennessee-l move so.ny INC appear VI
DELEoArE.I hope that we wiz now proceed to the
discharge OF an ,mpor.ant au.y, the mountainous, s;2
mr. AsHMuN assrea 10 speoF oeISTS uo,ng So nc
wished TO have the resolution OF Mr. ruler READ
me Secreuary Teaa me .esotI Lt H. .h..
the i. out that appeal has
saken rom .ne aecison; anu motion maoe 70 'sy Tue
appear upon tne taoIS. ! MAKE request
Mr. AsHMuN-unen nave tne moor; l'uo on.
nope no such motion Will De MADE TO lay on the table
r. 1t has been made" The chair says has not r. 1t
has, sir.''l
The PRESIDENT explained The chair gave the fioor
to the gentleman from Tennessee But he kept NOV
other gentleman lHa ha !.
Mr. AsHMuS-Then the question is as though the mo-
ton had not been made. did not intend to make
speech T" Go on.''l
The PREslDENr-l desire to know whether the gem
teman from Tennessee moved that the appeal be laid
upon the table
The MEMBER from Tennessee made reply.
The PREslDEsr-I desire to know whether the gen.
tleman made that motion.
The MEMBER-I did intend to make 1t, at all events
Il Ha, ha." Good"O
MIR. AsHMUS-If the gentleman did make it
MIR. AsHMUN-I appeal to tho gentleman to with
draw it, The resolution declares only that the nomi-
must be whig and nothing else but whig.
Mr.. HLLIARDI object to the resolution because the
time has come to proceed to the voting.
The PREsIpENT-The question of order does not
Mug makes it tho duty of the Convention to proceed
to vote certain time The hour has inspired and
out of order
Mr.. AsHMuN--The chair is right but appeal to my
friend. desire test but that which stand
pie sustain us r. Never, nevern]
MIR. GESrRY-We declare him a whig by voting for
him T.. There are NO persons here but whigs,"]
man to be more than a whig move to lay it on the
table. rs Louder."]
declare their preferences. 1t is to nominate whig
one who can be elected t. That's it, that's it'll
wish TO dehnc the position OF the wings OF Maryland
far as understand it. She will give whg vote,
We care not who the nominee is. We believe no man
to give our votes for Henry Clay If Clay
is out of the Convention We will give them for Zachary
Taylor
me PRESIDENT caiied the gentleman TO order
The PREMDESr-The question is on the appeal.
Mr. JEsIrER-I was giving reason why the appeal
should not be sustained
The PRssipEsr-l am assured that the appeal mas
not been Withdrawn. (''Yes, 1t ISL How deceived
we may be by our own ears [''True," ha ha
Mr. JENirER made another remark
During all this time, the Convention was in confu-
ADELEoArEremarked 81 ask gentlemen whether they
cannot act with better leehng In wing convention
believe such scene has never been either
locofoco Convention, at Baltimore all hollow" Ha
ha
The President, TO the delegate) However much
we may approvs OF the gentlemans remarks, ne ID
wandering rom inc quession.
=, DEiEcATE, emerging rom crowdI--Let US drop
ion II present candidate 70 TINS CONVENTION,
will state that that Individual governed by the WISH
e' oi nh .re dai.s.. ro.o 70 nont o, ora.r
The PREsIpENr-it mas notningt 10 40 Win tne ap-
peal. we can't &c. aons' unless gentlemen CONNIE
themselves to the subject
Mr. BEDIyGER--l move that the appeal be laid upon
The question was put, and the motion agreed
to-
A motion was made at twenty minutes to seven
o'clock, to adjourn until to morrow at nine O'Clock;
but 1t was not agreed TO-
rHE NoMisATIoN'-rHE STRUGGLE
There was now no business before the Convention,
save tnat OF proceeding 10 nominate ana vote inis
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