New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

could no.; be received into the family circle again. lie
couiended that the Committee bad right 20 put the
test 20 ha Barnburners They refused to acknowledge
l. nrsr -rcrle 10 Democracv th.t a ma ortv Should
rule This a.scrtou be- made with the hiri- rule
staring h.m D the fsccl Tie HlruburuCrs. hc sad.
were Ike persons askinz admission into the Church
When s-kei f they believed iu Jesus Christ they r.
fused % answer lie knew tie world against the
south on fle subject Of slavery 10 not therefore
flr interest % TIE south seek discussion uuou
The Cuestilu but Ike brave men, when The hour came
they should be- prepared Tor the worst he seemed %
censure Mr Ysncey for Introducing the subject
Ar fancey said % Wa only IN reply 20 the challenge
gwen By Ar Preston hns that hc had referred 90 IL ai
Dr. King explained and laid the charge Of introducing
he ua.ecr on ST. Bayly 10. Vs
Mr. hayly explained and put upon some Of the New
York Delegation and % slr Dickinson IN his speech
to-day.
blr Dickinson explained. tha, he had only read from
the olca proceedings of the bun3lln-rs 90 HerSucr
Nr. Cambrclcug protested ia the name OF the whole
hruburHer Delegation Of intending 90 make the WI.
mot lroflso a tcst question
Air strange after tAc-c Interruptions. proceeded Tie
abused fle Wing party They wc.c q dishonest party
fever thc-e dishonest party the world 90 this
sentiment three OF four attempted 20 get up ppause)
There were floating masses of people IN The country
with neither sense nor hone ~ The Wing. claim those
~ LAT don't belong % the Almighty the Dew. claims
on 90 the Devil b. pretty strong lien on this church
70 the present week.
After some such remarks considerably spun out Mr..
strange descended again 70 bis seat.
Nr Hanne-m next took the stand. some twenty
person ilpurugly asked him 20 Weld Tie foCr After
much confusion. Mr. Haunc-an. somewhat excited stid
Yes yield 10 altogcthlr Cries OF SO" induced him
fp remain but ~ the argent s0Acifudc ot Mr. Iuucy
IT, s. SENATOR from Tennessee. be- gave that gentleman
toe fo0r, on condition that he would renew motion Tor
the previous question
Mr. Turney said that several OF ths Committee bad
been heard in flvor of the Hunkcrs He wanted 20
know whether j would be ever granted 70 minority
member ot the Committee 90 occupy The dOor.
tlr McNuu OF Miss. wished 20 Ano~ whether any
body but members Of Congress were in order here or
could get the eye Of the Chair
,ir BARLEY OF Ohio wihed 90 explain about 'he DEM
0crff- of his state and the Nlm0t PrOviso Mr. Pres
ton hing wished 20 have the explanation.
Nr IurnCy OF Tenn however. proceeded Tie spoke
favor cf admItfrng rejecting both DELEGATIONS lie
concluded by renewing the call tor the previous que'
Here about hour was pent in the very worst kind
of cuniu sion sometime hall dozen Ol points 90 or
der were before the Chair AZ once. u took the Chair
- least half an hour explain the precise question be-
fore The Convention lie inaliy declared that the quc
ton was on tho motion OF Mr. Barley admit both de-
esanon ~ 10 seats. with power 20 cast 50 votes.
The vote IN iIvor Of The previous question being nncly
taken. was carried n the Affirmative, by POI yeas 10 50
nays
after some more confusion. the vote WIS taken on
admitting both decearoUs-scveral Il the delegations
retired to consult
SD having voted but Virginia and Penu.y lvenia. d
lCn- pause cnsucd the votes without these two state
standing, yeas 100 nays ~
Virginia then came ID and announced her vote u
Yeas. THIS caused great applause NJ the end Of which
-Le corrected her vote 90 Nay This summoned zap en-
tlu.lasm on the opposite side. The vote now stood
l0- Yeas to lIo Nays
Pennsylvania seemed slow voting and there was
great excitement
Pennsylvania then announced her vote ~ Yeas.
Nays. his decided the question by vote OF l2 10 l
and was received with cheers The let then read
over 20 zee u Oh correct before the President an
nouuced IT,
Vermont which had al first cast Yeas now correct
ell her vote 10 Yeas Nay rh- elected cheers and
brought the vote down 10 l2d 10 l2i being only ma
j0rity.
The scene here became intensely exciting when a
delegate from Ohio rose and said there one vote
wanting i'm his state and he wished be- allowed 10
on ~
The President first decided that 'he delegate had
right 10 but sierword conceded that ne might
his made the vote stand Yeas l26, Nays l25.
70 was now reduced 10 o nice distinction, when one
man turning would change the result and Ia the midst
oi much excitement one Of the delegates from Rhode
leland rose and aid that this state had voted 10 p
One OF the member IN W. hnston II his vote Dee
substacted. 10 would Stand sea % nays This would
have made 10 tie and OF course the amendment would
have been lost The vote however finally made %
stand % 2
Here there WAS movement in the Texas Delegation
about chsnging OF her votes. but after much oN
element and confusion she concluded 20 remain as she
was, 4 ln the affirmative. The Chair now announced
tie vote l26 10 ~. After some cheers. yels, and
great confusion. adjournment carried ull
o'clock, tomorrow morning. RCHELlEl.