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fore they took action upon said proxy believing that
the question before the belongs exeuiyey 10 he
decision Of this convention.
Mr. wars Of Va said he felt himself called upon A
chairman of the Committee on Credentials, to make
correct statement Of The pending and If his power
of lang uare would sustain him he would do 40 Tho
morning which he made his final report to the
ton and while the committee engaged at it, last sit
ting the gentleman from Louisiana presented the
he just read lie then learned that on tine previous
evening. while he MIR was temporarily absent from
the chair the claim of Mr., Raymond to seat in the
convention informally acted upon by the
mittee, aud his name cred in the roll with those
of New York, duly edited such The
dental paper pte.ented by the gentleman from
Louisiana submitted TO the consideration Of
the committed and rejected 10y vote Of nearly two to
one In the report MIR. Il. was retained qualified
member aud therefore entitled to his But,
said Mr. " looking behind that report and regarding lao
quctionas original one hage snid anh repeat again,
that Mr. Raymond f. more entitled to q seat t. This
convention than have To seat in the Legi lature OF
California.
Mr. VlSroN said the convention were engaged in
cutting the duty selecting Presidential nominee, and
that not in order to proceed with anything ese.
ruE yorrSe RafuMEp---yARious MOTIONS.
The convention then PR ceeded with the voting and
completed HE thirty y-sxth trid
The thirty eighth vote having been taken delegate
nom North Carolina moved recess till half past eight
o'clock tonight
This created more confusion and cries of no" inc
Nir .sssup moved for a by States aud after consi
dcrable confusion and noise, and cries of order 1t was
Withdrawn.
The motion to adjourn then negativcd
The 39th vote was then taken and announced when
MT MORTON said evident the halloting,
during to-day that no nomination can be Effected tins
evening; he therefore moved That The convention adjourn
TIL Monday morning and demanded that tho vote 10
taken by states
The demand seconded and the motion was reject
Cd, 10y yeas li6 nays 110.
MIR NELcp moved to suspend the rules, to enable HIM
to oir resolution that in taking vote, the dsegations
Iiee and be counted Instead Of answering through their
chaimau
The convention refused to suspend the rules.
Mir DuNr moved that the convention adjourn till :"
o'clock tonight, which motion was lost.
he convention then proceeded to the fOrteth vote,
during which whom vote announced for Choate, by
Tennessee, there was much appause.
The President had become much fatigued, from his
labors the chair that he vacated his Mr. sprague,
of Mass. a Vice President taking his place.
hrprAL sELF.RtsrEcr MEMBERS
There being great noise in tue hall the chair, hlr.
Sprague said the tortyire ballot would now be taken,
and gentlemen VIII keep quiet 1t is for your own com
fort. Your PRECEDENT has become worn out he couid
stand here uo longer assure YOU will not stand here,
you, but wiz take my seat. Have come self respect
The forty first vote was then taken and ANNOUNCED.
The increase Of Wehster'e vote received with ap-
p.use aud cheers III the galleries. aud on the floor
CONVENTION PRoPosED
NJ LAYTON, Of Delaware. then rose and, amid much
confusion aud cries Of order sit down. SC, snid-
now give notice that If nomination be made by tho
convention the dftieth ballot will move that this
convention adjourn de- with recommendation to
the wings of the country to appoint delegations to new
/ convention.
Great confusion and laughter ensucd and there werc
cries of order order and loud talking all over the
| roc IN.
The forty second vote then taken when delegate
morning, at 10 clock, Lost.
VERY ANXIOUS TO TAKE SUPPER
Mr. CuLLoM of Tenn said he desired to facilitate the
business Of the convention much as any one ana no
would do nothing to impede its business or further the
particular advantage Of any candidate lie msvcd an
adjournment to halt past nine O'Clock
Loud cries of no no"
The Chair decided the motion out of order.
suBIIct,
1t o clock and the gas lighted and
every part Of the hall crowded The greatest con-
| turon and uproar prevailed.
Tho Chair appealed again and again, in vain, for
silence
MIR IBoDEN, of Virginia, moved that after the next
ballot the convention take till O'Clock
to night. Lott.
Noise and confusion continued Notwithstanding the
efforts by the chair to preserve order.
Mr.. GRINNrIL. of New York, moved adjournment
till Monday. which was decided to b. out OF order.
The forty third vote then taken ara announced.
delegate from Louisiana moved adjournment tin
half past nirr tonight Lost
The fort -unfth ballot then taken and announced
when Mr MokGAN, Of Maryland moved Adjournment
til Monday morning at 10 O'Clock and that the vote be
by States.
The vote Ly States ordered and the motion was
iccted by yeas 49, I55
The convention then Tor the fort fifth time proceeded
to ballot aud again for the fortysixth time without
effect
delegate from North Car1lna moved an adjourn
ment Till Monday, Mt ten o'clock and asked that the
be taken By States
An ADJOURNMENT AT LAST.
The call fur vote by States sustained
The vote was then taken, and the motion agreed
to by yeas Ia nays 1I5
The convention then adjourned to Monday.