The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-19

before another voice stirs up additional feeling,
propose that the convention, with view Of givinl
the Committee on Credentials further time, al
journ until tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock.
This was agreed to by reclamation, and an adj
iournment was announced while delegate wa
crying Justify for a vote by States.
THIRD DAY.-Morning Session.
JUNE 10, 1852
The convention was called to order at ten ocloc k
and opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hammer
of this city.
The President stated that the question befor,
the body, pending when the convention ad
! journed last night, was the following subsitutt
to the second resolution of MIR. Duncan, (hereto-
tore tublidhcd> which had been amended on mo-
ton of Mr.. Jessup, and which substitute of Mr.
Ewing ia as follows
"Resolued, That the committee shall consist OF
dele gate from each State selected by the dele
gates of each State"
This referred to the appointment of committee
provided for in the first resolution Of Mr.. Dun
can adopted yesterday, whose duty it shall be to
draft eries Of resolutions expressive of the
timents of the Wings of the Union and the great
doctrines cherished by them; or otherwise, plat
form of principles to be maintained by the Wings
in the coming compaign
Mr.. Jessup rose to ask leave to withdraw the
amendment which he offered TO Mr.. Ewing's sub
sttute, proposing that each member of said Com
mittee on Resolutions cast many votes as the
State he represents ia entitled to in the Electoral
College. lie said, do this for several brief rca-
sons, which ! will state to the convention. The
amendment was offered with the desire, and with
the impression, and deep and abiding trust, that
it would, if adopted, promote harmony, and con-
ciate the good feeling of all in this convention
nod 10 hat have heen ed N
discovery that the object desired to promote, and
the object Of those wto voted for it originally, would
not seem TO be accomplished by insisting on the
amendment. By leave of the convention, desire
10 withdraw the amendment.
TO this there was no objection; and the question
required on the substitute OF Mr. Ewing Tor the
second resolution Of Mr.. Duncan.
1t was agreed to; and the resolution thus amend
ed was adopted.
The Chair ask ed whether the Committee Gre.
dcntals ready to report. He answered
that the chairman Of the committee WAS not pre-
sent
The Chair then announced that the Committee
on Resolutions would now be chosen; and a motion
that the convention proceed to the election OF said
committee was agreed TO.
The several delegations were then called, and
the following persons named to compose the
committee:
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New Hampshire. Thomas Nj. Edwards.
Vermont. ....,......C Carlos Coolidge.
Massachusctts.--.....G George Asbmun.
Rhode Island. ........ Cyrus Harris.
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virginia ''.'tRoben scott
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