Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29


name arlght, who al first refused to withdraw it, I'M
less Mr.. Hood who had asked that Mr.. B. might be we
heard, would renew it when he had concluded his
marks. lie refused to do SO, and length the mover ~
consented to Withdraw it himself; and Mr. Brannme 9
then made known the conventions that the report had On
been made without his concurrence. When he had am
concluded as he did under loud cldnors from all quar- =;
tiers, Mr. Hood OF Lynn, got the floor and attempted
make motion amend the report by striking four las
Of the resolutions The uproar great for few on
minutes that 1t seemed certain that he yleld.-
But he held his position far read of the Gu
resolutions, and also to make few remarks upon it, N
As he turned aside. and suspended his remarks for RI
moment, supposed that he had come to a conclusion W
Of what he intended say. Determined if possible WI
put myself right before the conventions with much wi
difficulty, got upon the end of IA seat, and made de.
caration in these words:-''M Presde,.t-as a mem l'u
Der oftie committee resotugs neug gaze my assent TIT
to that resolution" Mr. Hood, who was betmeen me In,
and the chair, turned upon ME and said 81 have the
toor. The President also affirmed his right, and dr
was thus cut of from further explanation. partic tut
uar to print the exact words used by me, the Boston III
Courier, IN It's account extended the remark a much
greater ength and put my lips words that did not eX
come out OF them that OCCASION Other papers have wi
also given different and various versions what H.
but sing sentence lhs declaration, (said one Of III
the reponers) produced intense sensation, which ce
was greatly Increased when Mr.. Butler, Of Lowell, III
another OF the committee, and with much excite
nent, declared, that honest nan he had never eN
agreed such resolution Whether that was the ar
precise language used by Mr. Butler. not able to r.
say, as was at distance from him, and the up
roar was great. III
Mr.. Halleu then called with others of the Of
committee, the desk and asked some question as
to the report; but will not attempt repeat it. My
reply, in substance, was that all had agreed to was "
the Baltimore PLATFORM and such modification Of his II
7th resolution should make ii read sthat we acqu-
in the execution of the compromise Of the
last Congress- Some effort made to convince me al
that had assened to the 9th resolutions because had n,
not objected it when read, they said, by Mr. Hal
lett, in the committee; whereas did openly u
press any objection approval of any of the resolutions
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