New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
Mr.. E. WARD lof Val Offered resolution. which


he designed to make no one responsible, and .hac
shown them to but few persons.
M.WAsHBcRN, Of Illinois, offered resolutions.
Mr.. MORTON, Of Florida, moved that the resou.
tons be read, which m Jtion was rejected; the
resolutions were then referred
Dir. JAMES, of Arkansas offered resolutions to
be referred which he asked might be read.
This was refused.
Mr.. BABCocK, Of New-Yo rk, moved that all
resolutions offered be referred to the Committee
as matter of course.
A Delegate from Ohio offered resolutions for
the appointment of Wing National Committee,
which were referred to the Committee
g. w. N. Davis, of Florida, offered the follow
| ing resolution, which was read and received with
laughter and Kisses.
ResOlred That the Wing Delegations here assembled
will nominate no mao for candidate for President
VicePTesdeIt who has by his public and recorded
opinions, left anything ~ be Misunderstood 10 his
| opinions on the Compromise question
Mr.. DAVIS moved the previous question his
resolution, which was not seconded.
Mr.. Boris moved the following as a substitute
| for the resolution of Mr.. DAVIS:
ResOlUed, That we the Delegates of the Wing party
In Convention assembled, hereby pledge ourselves
each other and TO the country 10 support In good faith
| whoever may be nominated candidate for Presi-
dent and vicePresident by this Convention Long and
| loud applause
The CHAIR said the gentleman must reduce
this amendment 10 writing.
Mr.. EwING, of Ky.-I move to lay both on the
table.
Mr.. CABELL appealed to his colleague to with
| draw his resolution.
Dir. DAVIS asked and obtained leave and then
withdrew his resolution
LESLIE COMBS offered some resolutions which
were referred to the Committee on Resolutions.
Mr. AsHMUN moved that the Committee Re-
solutions have leave to sit now. Agreed to.
Mr. EDDY, of Pennsylvania offered some resOlu-
tions, which were referred.
Mr.. BULLOCK, of Kentucky, offered some reso-
buttons, which he asked to have read and referred
TO the Committee The reading refused and
the resolutions referred.
The CHAIR announced that the Committee on
Credentials were ready to report.
Mr.. WATTS, Of Virginia, then said, the Commit
tee on Credentials have had the matter referred to
them under consideration and after long and ar
duous labors, extending last night till one o'clock,
have instructed to make report. They also have
ceived communication from Washington City, and re-
commend 10 the Convention that the delegation from
that city be allowed to take their In this Conven
iioD and this recommendation hope will be adopted
The CLERK read much Of the report referred 10
tie appointment Of delegates by the Wings ofthe city Of
Warrington concluding with resolution that they be
invited seats within the bar Of the Convention This
was agreed 10.
The following named gentlemen are the delegates:-
W. w sEAToN, J. Ii. McBLAIR, JssEPH FATE, JoHS
- Hem -
MChiN and j. w. MARTIN.
Mr.. CABE1L proposed by general consent that the
Convention pass that part of the report about
which there Is difference of opinion and that they
now proceed to act upon the remainder oft
Mr. COOPER, Of Tennessee said there no dispute
except relation to delegate from Vermont and four
OF five from NewYork. An the other delegations have
been passed without dissent The suggestion sim
ply was that the Secretary omit reading that pa OF the
report about which there is no dispute.
The PRESIDENT said this could be done but by uni
versal consent
The CLERK proceeded TO read accordingly, from
which appeared that the Committee on Credentials
reported on the contested Of the Hid Congressional
District of Eew.York, by JAMES W. BEEKMAN and
VIM L. SHARDLow, In favor Of the former Against
the claim Of PoRrEus BANTER as Delegate from the
lid District of Vermont. In favor of MOSES II. GRIN
NEIL against THOMAS CARNLEY, as Delegate from the
With District Of New.York 10 favor Of THEoDokE
H. BENEDICT, and against WILLIAM BLEAKLEY, from
the IXth District of New.York In the contested case
of JAoB HARDENING and JOSEPH S. SMITH, from the
XIth District of New York, the Committee say that
neither received the of the majority under which
they claim the District votes being equally divided be-
tween them, and the Committee recommended That
both gentlemen be admitted to seats and cast the vote
In all cases in which they can agree. Laughter
The Committee report in favor of CHARLES A. BARsTow
axd against CHARLES Cook, from the AAIAth District
et NewYork In favor of A. L. BENNETT against
HYDE COLE, from the XXXlst District of NewAork
The Committee also reported resolution that B. F.
WHITTIER JOHN A. STYLE, ALFRED MORGAN and ISAAC
DAVIS who elected substitute Delegates from Cali
fons be admitted to seats the floor Of the Conven
ton with the California delegation, but with power to
vote or to participate In the proceedings Of the body
Mr. CooPER, Of Tenn, moved that the report be
adopted
Mr. LAYTON expressed his surprise at the motion. He
had been instructed by the minority of Committee TO
meke a report, and he moved that it be read.
Tie PRESIDENT remarked that part OF the Com
mittee on Resolutions had retired to their room and
were waiting for the presence Of the absent members
The report Of the minority then in favor OF PoR
rrvs BANTER to a sea, from the lid Congressional Dis
trct of Vermont and that romthe Hid District of New
York WILLIAM /. SHARDLow, from the Nth WILL.
IAN BLEAKLEY, from the AIh JOSEPH 5. SMITH
from the XXvllth, CHARLES Cook, and from the
XXXlst District o. that State A H. COLE entitled 10
,he contested seats
The OF the sgners TO the report having been
resd Mr. PATTON of South Carolina said that he
signed IL.
gentleman from Maine remarked the gentleman
mistaken He did sign it, lAPplause
Mr. PATTON after examining the signatures, said he did
sign the report but Inexperienced the character OF the
paper.
Mr.. CABEIL observed it must be evident that much |
dme viii be consumed in this CbAventon, composed OF
several hundred gentlemen, if they should proceed to