The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-10-13

iI<I OF Kentucky very summary
.{- 'Ccu1i<r case, BY refusing TO recon
e ~ .rffhus preventing direct vote
II I'd the ayes and uoes upon Col
=. eolntion. reget this-as desired
--oas. 10 know explicitly the position
<-.her upon the issue presented. how
"a mon rec0n sidering is almost test
nsr1bsr voting against the re-consid'
<<-~ opDosed 10 granting your reporter q
= member, except Messrs. NutIall
4 .'nbably one other, who voted Tor The
[--i.on was IN favor OF granting the aP-
,s.i for excluding your reporter was thal
S-,,fsd him, they would have TO admit
Solg else who applied sh1 thaI nc Oou' e =!
Feif -! ,,s-shy be crowded and embarrassed IN
Ion pa Z ~ ..."-,t;,ns But this WAS all CANNON.
theh 20 nd other spPicstions, and PIooao!
- lheTe arc - zen a half dozen during The SEES
Noala ~ -,1nfry press never employ sPecial re-
siou. lAe - presses in the Safe are willing,
s4Ir, o. incur TIE eAPeuse u
~! ,- ID -rt- Jutrnt NheE ~ IN I@s tne
ol'e. ...,.rr ..l.estet on Wednesday nave
brela N,-..'. .,4,.,l reports in the Daily Com
cess 10 '-' 81. ,rbgtif here should be dozen
'Onwea.'L. 80, ID every editor IN the State
PPilea,'o,- d, see and hear what Is done and
h9 s. Ir--,srt.ou, 50 as 20 Keep lhe people IN
= . THIfCa ffNAtN % - 49,
f0le- n -.,fI.f-g delegate should submit 10 nave
thai sou --sr,5srs somewhat cIampei, or ms
De A' .,..a,t1us I.y encTJsched uponi IaihtI
eo-'5 - H. moss facilities desired oy us mem
tl-- 80 necessary 10 the discharge OF uelI uu
80 Sven NJ the result Woa.d De 70 ctT~S G, ~ y
Eyst-s of thsig seats and ol' q VIC nSi'' y
.-s7.--sbIe whether The country WouI1 hase
saza lbs worse OF H. u me N'-'
s,-54rrsssed Ia The least. T. No..
~. aU this CAB about lack OF 'o'"li "
- UaEe-bslisUs, aud nothins more. nag u'1
.-,r.r5tion been made oy Pio-sia'eL! PHPel,
-.rrb doubt ia word u objection "oHlu nave
tet' - l-,nl either Of the gentlemen from Jei
...-t had TIE Individual applying for sea
'''7,-' - a ,r5.p.u-nl p5r "a The canvass which
ss..t.E I'D Tie Gissraceiui defeat % ne hentueAl
TsH-sr-aG Tor Congress some ears since, aug nae
-. .--.,-fyr Lao. recently teIudnCed O. ne UoFeE-
..0 .s,r, ...u aferil- reward Tor the appTe-
2, "a Eirsman OF said gentleman, doubt
-s-. ..- .L, ~ .sgate rom Nelson would have LED
-+--.rrst the aPp.iCt-0n win 50 much feFEoi
--4sr-h .rc1mpluUI..Il+ ElsullLy- Inc mass o.
.L-9--,,s-usH Who yu.ed 10 exclude your CORES
.--ss-r ssre no doubt gl.led By the spurious
g-gsar-sl.5rs OF The above gentlemen, and voted
-, g-.-..1.a not nom any prejudice or III viii
-. r1-r correspondent or your paper. They
-. me mai they will give ~ no paper the priv
--s, ave denied Tie CGErier, and would
,sSs y5.=t iG he manner hey dad, II any Other
-. Ia rIrJe he same application. The follow.
r,ss- he efEcial Tep5E Of The tnal disposition Of
he Lt-.eI:
,-,.s.r,x 1g a.. RrroRrER.-Mr Preston called
-,r-s -.fstrlu praljuE Al the adjournment yestsr-
- ". he motion % lsy upon The table The mo-
.r. % reconsider me Fole AAeh on Ms resolution
.-s-s. % ne f1Crof the Convention Reporter
..-as Lrg syi. .e Courier, on which be had called
.-tevsas and nays.
r-. yeas and rays ware taken and resulted
.rsz-yeas 90 usys2l.
r4lsayery brief notice Of proceedings which
.s---.et u8Is tta1 halt al hour, and II omIis eli
Ii. Incidents and sayngs connected with taklng
II, r--e which were as interesting and animated
d. INV 7a-ilc Of TIE proceedings have been since
M. announcement q the session. When the
--r, Lad called about one-thud o. The names,
S--.heu delegate arose and said:
mi. President, 1 can't understand the question.
I see Fert.emeu voting yes, when ! know they
g5-r s-sut The Courier 10 have a seat in here and
5-1sr. -eui.e rnen voting no, when they do want
I'm q hsye a sest-snd I'm bothered what to
l.1k do
Prssi..-.-The question is upon The motion,
pending yesterday, 10 lay upon the table the mo-
u0u % reconsider.
W-a..1is De.sgats-What you say, Mr.. Pre-
s.Esr.-u0.fru % pend the motion 10 motion the
rscllsl5s -stigni Why this IS al Greek 10 US new
hands 40 tts bellows.
n. Iu7et.-MI. President, do tell us how TO
vote am ,o0th-andtoe-nail against the CsLErieT
nan coming IN here.
CA.W.sk.lfe-Au who are for shutting him
0-, 3D. yo.e ''yes," and all who want him In Will
ssy "ur'
F. F. Nu..s.l-Mr. President, protest against
ne Instruction Of the gentleman from Nelson (Mr.
N.cA 81 Fl although | yesterday voted 10
cll5e he reporter, and would give the same vote
again, yet a. a matter Of courtesy aud fairness
moved reconsideration, and will sustain my mo
ugu vs. n nv vote.
Tbs is he character Of the coming DISCUSSION
Wh.c5 accompanied The voting, and which is en-
tire eIcllte- from The official repoTts, also
re yeas sn- n7ys upon the motion. | have not
bad On opportunity of getting the vote from the
Cs-E DO TINE i1T his letter, but will have II in
tine ~ my nett
I-si5I.5Riug Naive American resolution was
s-1ull,sc yesterday BY Mr. GARRETT DAVIS, which
h ssEet 10 have referred 10 the Committee Of the
Whole and printed:
Esr.rsd That foreigners OF the following de-
E-lq-Ous and classes, only shall be entitled to
vote IT any civil officer, shall be eligible TO
any ll.I. office, or place Of trust or PEoft under
re Commonwealth Of Kentucky: /. Those
El0, g., the time Of the adoption Of this amended
Constitution, shall ne naiuralZed citizens Of the
Ur.s1 States. ,. Those who, at the time of the
adoption Of this amended Constitution, shall have
dee sred their purpose 10 become citizen OF the
Lu,s1 States, in conformity TO the laws thereof,
and v10 shall have become citizens 5. Those
El0, ,Eenty-one years previously thereto, shall
have declared their purpose, according 10 the ex
lslg provisions of the laws OF the United States
10 IecOme citizens tneTeOls ana WHO Autn S0fll Dc
cl.esens of the United States. 4. Minors, who
s1al have migrated with their parents, or parent
o ne United States, twenty-one years after then
lanes, ages, and apsrticulsr description OF theil
PERSONS, shall have been entered on the record Of
he safe of Kentucky, or some other Of the
Uaiied States; such foreigners, having also, il
every case, the like qualifications Of residence
and on all other points, that are required of native
born citizens: and properly authenticated copy
Of the record being in all cases required for the
Eeri6cation of the facts.
Inc question was taken and as the result apper
ed 10 BE- doubtful,
Mr. D,yis called for the yeas and nays.
SeVrs gentlemen expressed the opinion tina
courtesy required that the proposition should b.
printed for the convenience OF members in its con
sideTstion, although some of them were not favor
able 10 the principles which il involved. After
5uei Conversation the motion was agreed TO wirh
on 4 division.
When this resolution shall come 10 be acteC
upon BY the Convention, we will hear the mas
ter speech Of the session from the master mind o
The Convention. If possible will let you know
OH in time for you TO come on and hear il. Th'
Democrats 10 msn will oppose the principle o
he resolution, and so, think, will a majority o
ne Wings. But this remains 10 be seen.
might I'll page with apparently acute predic
ions and wise prophecies as TO the future actor
Of the Convention upon this, that and the othe
proposition, but il would be all guess work at thi
Tine, as nothing definite has been settled upon
snt no strong influence Lss yet been set at work
Everything il yet 10 a crude, unsettled and undi
ges,ed state, and would not stake my seat in tn
bar Of the Convention upon the accuracy of an
o.hsr prediction than this, that the new constitu
ION will be the most radical one in the Union
and will be dissimilaT from the present one a
any two republican constitutions can be.
am located at friend SHIELDS, formerly III
Mansion Housed and was never better please
With host and house. SHIELDS is a very agreeable
accommodating and intelligen gsntlemsn-hi