The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
The WhIg Katlanal ranrrntIan.


 We have already s;sisd that the whig National Convention broke sp in a yo.-. Immedts,.,x .s,e, tae notnlnafioBs were made without paaslpg u suI;. resolution, deeIsratry of tbeir prnripIes The rhil@dsiphla Evening BufletIn, whix paper, pub- i'shes tie followfaE fciort of the scene which en- seed siies T sse aseessined that Tsy Tor had reccv- ed the nosnip.sjoa. Ihe Chairnsn annouEesd the votc; md said. Gen Ascnary Taylor having received l7 votes declared is be the nominee for ihe Presidency of ths United states, made hy this Convention. lmmense cheering for fen minutes
 Many voices were mingled in gIeat eenfusan. and attempts were trade 10 adjourn.
 Deegase--Mr. Chairman--I hold ia Sny hand . rssoiuiion--
 Another Delegate The New York Delegation wisa 10 eonsalt eth each other 90 as 10 make the yoae for President upaniraous etr-E therefore move b adtonrn--
 Loud eIi of no no .-minS'ea with yes yes 1 6r,at shee'fg again in the gallery,
 OF5er having been restored-
 Sir. Hing, of Georgia. said, 1 am. Mir Chairman pot n layer et haFfysas aHy 4a=stien through.
 Southern Delegate.-Mr ChairInse, if Keutle- man from the north wifi move To aajoufp, I'll sec ond ii--rei'era,~d cries of yes--yes-yes.
 Immense confusion agaia prs saiied M
 Nasce: When we to adjourn, I hops the Gal Iery will not be opened until one hour after the Convention meets this afternoon. fShower Of his- ses from the GaIiervI Mf. President. nave the floor.
 Chairman Gertismen. you are all out of order all the motions out ot orde.-th s a motion before the Hcase 10 adjourn. Qae>tlon was taken and lost Charles Alien. Mssschusstts-Mr President, cannot will not consent, 10 let the nomination 20 forth az uninamons one. Sir. am to be iSampied upon m the Wing COHveniion by every southern foot--i great disorder prevailed lcres Of "hesr him hear him.'' shouted on the foor. and .'iurn hin out.' vocifetated from the gaesy, and aecom- rauying bixsrs
 Mr. AiIen.-Are you xoiag to gag me down ! Here he looked exceedingly wild Mir. Webster dld not get vote south of Mason & Dixon's line, and therefore move that the Wbig party this day Dc dissOlrcd. (lmmensc ssnsaiioR.l Let me tell you, shall spurn thIs nomination, fgreat confusion. Mr. Allen looking disraetediy. and shaking his arms and fists at yacaney.)
 Chsirman.-I hope every member of the Conven- toa Is Whig. !et him desneaa himself as such
 The standing delegates immediately took iheiE seats. The furbalence was qucted down by this re- mark from the Chair.
 Samuel Galloway, Ohie.--I have, Mr. President. Resolution to offer, as follows:
 Resoired, That the Mhig party, through their representatives here assembled, redge iheinasives to a lie the nonnaton, with the d-rstsndng that The nominee in good faith accepts of it. and adheres 10 the great principles ofihe Wing party exteA- sion of Siavery-and in favor of nerican Industry tHere he was lnterrupted.)
 Chaiiman.-Tfe gentiemanis GU, of order; there $ question before the hoaseit tic order of the lay.
 Mir Ailen.-I move to suspend the order of the day
 The Question was taken and lost by large ma jority.
 m. F. Johnson, Pa Said 1t would be general ly eonceded by members of the convention, that he had occupied position here entirely advsrse tn The gentleman who has received the nomination. General Winfield SeOits Mr. chaif--
 chairmsn. You aressptirely cut of order sir the order of the day is not su-pendsd.
 Mr. Allen, of Mass. (ooking wiidy) and with great yehemence, said-i appeal from the decision of the chair shall not be heard on the appeal1
 Csaiimsn-Ies. sir, but you must confine your seit to tie subject of the appeal
 Mir Allen of Mass, then commenced speaking, but being terribly excited, was pronounced by ihe char as being out Of order. withdraw.
 VOices.-No, no. let him be heard
 Another voice. hope MT. Chairman, the gem tlernan be permitted to prOeeei He ean'i hur, any body but himself, aRd he hoped he would not even do that- Laughter
 NIT. Wilson, of Msss.-ca,ne to the convention whig-'he convention has nemina.ed man who says he VIII not be party eandida'e.--> Cries of order, order.
 voe.:ANO member has righ, ,O speak drsre- specially ot the proceedings.
 bother VoIce The gentleman sail he was whg. but one would tink that he Is d member ni some OlheF Pa5'y: tCries from the gaSry of that's the way 10 talk"
 NJ. Ritsos, Of Massachusetts, reysined the floor, and fesd p poiest-sai1 that te would ground arms go hoIne, and So help him God. he would do all De could 10 defeat the election oi the nomnee (In- tense coniuson, groaas and misses. mingled With slight eheeFing.l
 Mr Galloway of Oiio--Woald mi e,n,.ss his opinlon decsiveiy on the nofniRation bat weulo 20 home. and if his constituents approve Of it. he gould le'n heart and hand and give ronnd n ior- ity for Gen Taylor. tATplAuss)