Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Second Day : Thursday, June Till, Ie0z.

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IN entering the hall this morning. found Says the Bal
more pui0 every spot allotted to spectators filled 10 10.
,mos, capacity and the ladies' gallery presented scene Of
tha, did credit the character Baltimore has always
bId as beinn The home Of female loneliness
ing the heat OF the weather .ne east gaey sPa
b DESTROYS of grazing the deliberations OF the Con-
yenton by their presence We notceo SUSPENDED from e
gallery Immediately above the seats Oh me
gallon the beautiful medallion likeness OF me beloved heny
Cav which was Yesterday presented TO kentucky oy the
wings OF Pennsylvania and which attracted genera a'en
At precisely - o'clock the President, Gen: Chapman
called the Convention TO order when appropriate ana
ing prayer offered up by the Rev. Dr. AtKiso VI ms
city. .,,ors,v ,.,s then read by
Dir. Upton, ono OF the Secretaries. -. uoree
MIR Cabell of Florida moved that the rules OF Inc io
Of Representatives of the United States SO 'a as h
be adopted as the rules regulate the proceedings VI "
Convention IL, .;,,;I,,
Mr. Wales OF Ohio moved to rke up somewhat smiM
resolution offered BY him yesterday TO which Inc
of Mr. Cabell offered as substitute. ..h
Mr. Brunce!ord Of Kentucky, offered SUBSTITUTE ~
regulating particularly the mode OF voting IN TUG
After some debate bv General Clarke Of Mississippi and
Mr.. Watts 81 Oaio the Chairman of the committee on IRE
dcuals, asked and obtained leave TO Sit curing w
oil the Convention. IL, o,i,;,o
Mr. Bolts of Virginia. offered substitute to the ofE'na
resolution ard amendments in relation 10 tie ntns "
ting in this Convention III: substance OF "hiEl vi, 80
the Rules of the House OF Representatives Q! iG @
States De adopted and that taking the vote IN s I'm
v.nlon each ST ate shall have the same number OF 'oes
,h.v ara cnrd 20 in the Electoral Colleges when suos'
tute was adopted by large maJorlty
Mr. Duncan or La moved the following
Resolved That committee, 10 consist u ole enoI' u.s.
zach state in the Union represented in this Convention DC
unlimited whose duty shall be draft series OF resou-
,s EXPRESSIVE of The sentiments of the wings oil Inc Union
an The great doctrines cherished by them-or oshet~e
notfrm Of principles be maintained by the wings IN Inc
coming campaign. ,
Resolved That rhe members OF said committee De selected
nc the delcyaes from each Sae-each State represented
amounting its own member and the committee 10 appoint
It's own chairman. -
Resolved That this Convention will not proceed TO oaiot
r or otherwise nominate candidate for President or wee
President until said committee shall have reported ana lhs
Convention shall have taken final action on said report
Mr. Van Trump, of Ohio, opposed The adoption OF Ihese
resolutions al this confused OF the organization OF the
convention and Until the committee on credentials nave re-
ported and moved that the resolutions be laid on the aoe
Mr. Duncan replied 10 the remarks oil the gentleman rem
Ohio and suggested that the resolutions offered by nm (hf
d might be adopted but The appoint OF the commsec
might be delayed until the Committee Credentials hau re-
poed bur insisted that time 10 know what were inc
views of this Convention this subject be dd nor DC
cye that there would be- any difficulty in agreeing on ms
asserted that the South would stand or id on
the passage of such resolutions prior 10 nomination.
Mir Ashmun of Massachusetts, suggested that II was oe
Ter that the convention adjourn until the committee on
credentials is prepared TO report
After an irregular debate division wns asked on the re-
solutions of Mr. Duncan in order thar : n""~
first be taken on the resolution
The PLATFORM
Sir. Guod''