The daily union., 1852-03-09
THE UNION: WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING MARCH g. 1852


MIR Scott moved to amend by striking out the forego
ing and insert that the delegates from the different con-
gessona districts be requested report 10 this conyen
ton one person from each congressional district a. dele
ssses 70 me Baltimore ConVenuon and one person from
Mr.. Scott then addressed the convention. 4, some
length in opposition TO the original resolution and in The
support OF his amendment
MIR. MI also spoke IN support OF the amendment and
IN opposition 10 The original resolution
Mr.. Reilly also addressed the convention in opposition
10 tne resolution, and IN favor OF the amendment
MI Clymer made few remarks in support OF the
amendment, and in opposition TO The resolution
MI hurst then addressed the convention, in support Of
me resolution unili The hour OF six O'Clock, when be
moved that the convention adjourn until half past Sc ven
O'Clock when was agreed to, and the convention ad-
iouTned
EVENING SESSION
The convention assembled al "a O'Clock
ihe convention resumed the consideration OF the reso-
luton OF Mr.. Hirst
me trst question pending being the amendment of Mr.
Mr.. MAllister spoke in opposition 10 the original reso
lulon, and in support OF the amendment
Mr. Magaw addressed the convention in support of the
original resolution
After some remarks by Messrs Leech, MFarland, and
Lamberton--
Mr.. Barclay moved to amend the amendment by stri.
king out, and inserting that the delegates from from the
different congressional districts shall nominate two dele
gates from each district, 10 be subject tie decision of The
convention.
Mr. Barclay spoke al some length in support of his
amendment.
Mr. SAMSON addressed the convention in support OF the
original resolution
Mr.. MKinney supported the amendment 10 the amend
ment..
The amendment to the amendment was then disagreed
to--yeas 32, nays OF:
Yeas-Messrs. Armstrong. Barclay, Bates, John b.
Beck, Boios Callahan, Doug ghery, Duncan Fry Hager
u M Hall Horn Hunter. Smith Jackson, Leech, Mer-
GER Miller, M'Faull. MKinney, Nicholas, Mil, Packer,
Palmer, Reilly Saegers SALESMAN, Scott Searght Stiles,
Weaver-32.
Nays-Messrs. Arnold. Baker, Badger, Barber, Barr,
Rae 1.,t.
Bowman, Buchanan, Bum, Clymer, Clothier, Coulter.
Gonroy Coyle Craig Danner DIETRICH. Donnely. Ebaugh.
Hail. Hamon hHs @E Hs Hopios Ha
gus Hyer Samuel Jackson James, Jacoby, Kelly Kings
ley, Laughlin, Abraham Lamberon, w. H. Lamberton.
Lppincott, Lghtner. Lilly Lynch, Means. Marshall.
Marchand, Magraw, Merrman, Missmer Geo Moore.
John Moore. Murphy, Murray, M'AlIiser, MArthur.
MGasin; M,culloagh. MFarland, MGrah. M'Kibbin,
Noon. Patterson. Phillips. Pitt, Plumer. Rankin, Rey-
nolds, Rhoads, Rngwalt, Roddy. Ross SAMSON. Stam-
baugh, Artemus Stewart M Stewart. Sickle, Skinner.
Sweeney, Vodges, Wagner, Watson. Welsh, Weller,
Winchester, Yost--97.
MIR, Reilly moved to postpone the question for the
present; which was disagreed to.
The amendment was then disagreed to-yeas 40, nays
Yeas-Messrs. Achenbach, Armstrong, Bates, Berto-
Griffith, T. M Hall, Hager, C. M Hall. Hook, Horn,
Hunter, Smith, Jackson, Leech. Mercer. Mssimer Mil
Ter. MAllis'e1, MFaull, MFarland MKean. M'Kin-
SALESMAN, Scott Schroeder Searight Stiles. Saegers,
Weaver-40.
Nays-Messrs. Arnold. Baker Barclay, Badger. Bar
ber, Barr, Barrett Isaac Beck, John b. Beck Beardsey,
Black, Bowman. Buchanan, Bum. Callahan, Clohier,
Coulter, Conroy, Doyle. Craig, Danner DIETRICH, Dom
Gsilyy Ebaaagh Eyer Pagan Gamble GiIhan Gs
Hyer Samuel Jackson, James, Jacoby. Kelly, Kingsley.
Lsushp Lamoenon LiPpinco LghtneT Lilly Lynch,
M'Caslin, M Cullougb MGrath, MKibbie, ,M'Reynod's,
M'Veagh, Niyen. Noble, Nott Noon. Patterson. Phil
L 1tnns D,.lyt, a.
walt, Roddy Ross, SAMSON, Sambaugh, Ariemus Stew.
art, M Stewart, Sickle, Skinner. Sweeney, yodges,
Wagner, Watson Welsh, Weller, Winchester. Yost--a2
| the original resolution then adopted-yeas 81,
nays 41-as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Arnold, Baker. Badger. Barber. Barr.
Barrett Isaac Beck, j. B. Beck, Beardsley, Black. Bow
roy Coye, Craig. Danner Dietrich, Donnelly Ebaugh,
Eyer Pagan, Gamble, GilhlIan, ellis, Graham, Hanil-
ton, Hergshmer Hirst Hugus. Hyer, jackson, James.
lacoby, Kelly Kingsley, Laughin Abm. Lamberton, w.
Marshall Marchand, Magraw, MerIiman, Missimer,
M9os Meao aShH sS.s GsG GMss MS.y
MVeagh Niven, Noble, Mott, Noon. Patterson, Philips,
Pliti, Puner Rankin, Reynolds. Rhoads Ringwat Rod
dy, Ross SAMSON, Setzer, Stambaugh Aemus Stewart.
M Stewart Stecke. Skinner, Sweeney, yodges, Wagner,
Watson Welsh, Weller, Winchester. and Yost-9l.
Nays-Messrs Achenbach, Armstrong, Barclay, Bates,
Fry, Griffith T. M Hall, Haeer, c. NJ Hall, Hook Horn,
Hunter, Leech, Miller, MAilsler, MFaul MFarland,
M'Kean, Mckinney, M'kee Nicholas Mil. Packer, Pal
Stiles, and Weaver-4i.
Mr. Scott read protest against the action of the
jory OF the convention in The adoption Of the resolu
ton.
Mr. Hrst moved that this paper be referred 10 COM
mitiee of FIVE,
Messrs Reilly, Mil. and Scott spoke in opposition TO
the motion, and Mr. Hirst in support Of The motion
when il agreed to without division and the chair
appointed Messrs Hirst, Magraw Lamber OF Venango,
Yost, and Barrett
The chair then announced the following as the com
mlttee 10 report delegates and electors
l. William " MGraih, Philadelphia.
2. w l.. Hrst, (chairman,)
g. Joseph Lippincott,
4 William Clothier.
g. Artemus Stewart, Montgomery
O. Howard X. Saegers, Bucks
y Andrew Murphy. Chester.
s. Isaac +. Iighner, Lancaster
o. Mahon Ber,olett, Bucks.
10 William Lilly. Carbon.
H. Daniel Rankin, Luzerne.
10. X. ]. Niven, Susquehanna.
13 A. J. Dietrich, Sullivan
IA d. Marshall, Lebanon.
15 Joel B. Danuer Adams
TO- William Barr, Cumberland.
II. Henry {. Eyer Union
is Isaac HuguE, Somerset
10 ID. X Marchand, Wesmoreland.
90 Thomas Watson, Washington.
81 John Coyle, Allegheny.
a. Arnold PluHer Venango.
90 James l.. Gillis Elk.
"a George r. Barrett, Cearfeld
Mr.. Hugus submitted resolution that the president
appoint committee Of TO prepare resolutions for
and Messrs Hugus Lynch. Searight Stecke, Hergsh-
k hin sandS xvpre ntple said