The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

TELEGRAPHIC
FIFTH DAY
BALTIMORE, June q, 1852.
EXCITEMENT.
AL parts Of the hall were densely crowded usual
Notwithstanding the extreme heat OF the weather The
galleries were filled to overaowng with ladies' The dele
gates they into the hail. in high spirits and
many inquiries made and intense excitement was
manifested to what would be the result Of to-days pro-
ceedings.
Tho Convention called to order at 10 o'clock whom
was opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Webster, Of
fhis city The reading of tho minutes Of Saturday wa
dispensed with
MOVEMENT TO FACILITATE
Mr.. vIrTov and sad-We have been here six days
No doubt gentlemen anxious to get away as soon
they shall have discharged their duty and quick
practicable propose to offer a resolution with view
70 facilitate business similar has been pursued
the House of Representatives when there has bsen
great press Of business hand On Saturday last nearly
~ much time consumed motions to adjourn In
endeavoring to discharge the duty which We have in
charge. The resolution then Rad follows -
Rs:elvsd That the Cocvsntion will this Day take
stisa to .d:u., :ha no. b sssrs.aa rio. hour
s.s Ss f tho Pro-
Mr.. vrxroN demanded the previous question.
Mr. OABEaL raised point Of order that motion to ad-
curn always In order and the resolution not In
order unless the Convention shall rescnd repeal the
rule.
Mr. vyrox explained that the proposition was in ef-
Sec to suspend the rule and substitute temporary
der instead
The President remarked that . motion to adjourn is
always In ORDER but within the knowledge Of the
Chair that such had been adopted in the House
OF Representatives, necessitote.
The demand for the previous question seconded
and under It's operation the resolution adopted
BOUQUETS LADIES.
During the above proceedings, Messrs. Caben and Bolts
were honorcd with bouquets thrown from the galleries
Mr. RAYMOND IN TROUBLE AGAIN-aUEsrioS vERAcITY-
PRETTY SHARP DEBATING, ETC
Mr. RENxEAN, Of Ga ,said-I hold in my hand a news
paper edited by member Of this Convention in which
hree States charged with corrupt bargain Those
hree States are named and specified There also &C.
neral charge the character against all the South
ern States, That editorial propose to read.
-CRIEs-"No," .non ''read." proceed to BALLOT
Mr. RENrEAx continued Il wish confusion, but hope
VIII not be prevented from examining this case little
Has the day come when the representatives Of free
people assembled in convention to be charged with
corrupt bargaining and intrigue when If any Of them
were guilty of such conduct he ought be expelled II
anv members of the Southern delegations have been
guilty of let them be known that they may be brand
ed by their constituents with the nfamy they deserve
{App lause)
The CHAx-will the gentleman state his notion
Mr. RErsEAs-I understood had the right to pre-
ace my motion with come remarks l will read my
resolution. 1t Is as follows
Whereas Mr.. II. J. Raymond who hollis seat in this
Convention By question: able title s,s whereas. he has
AZ dsavow the charges most unequvo
be IL resolved That this Convention will show
to country and the whis party of the linton IT,
Sspn sns s.d IA IF his sea and that said Ray
mond be. and he is hereby expelled from this body.
The resolution received with applause and Misses.
Mr. RrSNEAr said-I hope sir that this entire Conven
ton will look at this resolution according to the merits Of
the subject in hand The delegation from Georgia, Ten
nessec and Virginia specifically named as having en-
tered into bargain Of this sort viz tnat If tn friends
Of General Scott would and sustain the Compromise
they would then support scott have great respect Tor
Scott but when the integrity honor and patriot
Of the delegates Of three sovereign States are as
sailed and held up to the country AID the delegates Of
other Southern States though not specifically named
ne q Southern delegate. feel that every delegate OF
Georgia Louisiana, South Carolina and other south
ern statct, is charged with foul corruption and in.
trigue. We not only wng-, hut American
citIUns, and hold our sacred honor above
all other considerations d, not know Mr. Raymond
(haYDs him before saw him herc) except as
the editor OF the NeD York Times but never expected
he would make such charge against my OF the dele
gates. If resolution be adopted wouli sympahise
with him. but feel IL due TO tne VII le south-to all
whgsit Is due to all the capd iatcs 1T IL due to Win
field Scott that hero of many well fought battle-it IL
due to Mr. Eimore--t IL dus IL Mr. Webster-dne to
nltbat this Raymond be expelled unless he Gao pro.
duce the names Of those deeIatea who have commttsd
this S--ong and tain his chNgges scat app.luse)
will read the article lie then read from the Times
special .el.graphic communication from Baltimore dated
Friday June 10Th, b.aded The Convention strength
Of paities--the prospect good for scott &c.
Upon the conclusion Of the readrg thorc was laugh
ter hisses, and applause.
MIR RyssgAS continued.-Lhere is also editorial cor
l,. .s..t hulE MI
charge by lightning ie could not W.. tor uncie s'in
slow wagons. He hoped they would haze the in'esti-
cation.
Mr. RicnARpsoS of New York said that a. the honor
ofMr. Raymond lie would give and al
low him to speak. (tppiause
MIR CRASsroS said the thermometer is too high FOR us
to 90 into investiga alton of all new .paper articles
move that the re solution he laid on tho table
Mr.. RAYMOND = appeal to the gentleman to with
draw bis motion.
MIR CRAxsroN aid he would withdraw the motion fer
the gentleman TO explain; but II woad stop there
The whole day wouid be consumed - this matter
The motion to lay .he resolution ON thc table
jccted.
MIR CpAvsroS demanded that the vote be taken by
States
MIR Boris 1t IL too late
Tie CHAR decided the call as coming too ate-thc re-.
suit having been announced
Mir RAYmosp having eded in obtaining right to
be heard. said--ProfOundedly he regretted, from
the bottom of his heart that anything i'm
portant his humble clam 10 respect from hts
fellow suid have been thrust ON THIS Convention
to the delay Of the important business before ~ every
man in this Convention anu IT II. would hold him
excused for aoy delay that might he necessary TO put
himself right In relation to such resolution ne begged
for few moments patient hearing when the hearing
tha have been concluded would be for the Convention
to say whether the resolution should pass not To
that he Indifferent to would bc TO belle hs feelings
but he did say nc cared put him"lf right than
va tho tou vi Ii. Conyoii.on al lao asked WIS, IN
thesnguags o the great Athsnian - strike, but hsas