New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

one absent lie was understood to ask whether tt
Committee had reported any authority 10 al the VI
eancy, or whether the must be actually consGe
TO the number Of Delegates in attendance
Mr. WATTS replied that the Committee aid 40, con
slider thar they had any authority, examine IL
credentials and make their report thereon, which da
they bad performed accordingly
Mr. CABELL insis;ed upon his motion that the repor
and revolutions be adopted, and upon bis demand fol
the previous questisD.
Mr.. LAYToS inquired whether ia point Of fact sis
delegates were admitted from Vermont whereas under
the Apportionment that State entitled TO but I've
Mr. WATTS replied that the Committee had reported
in favor OF all Delegates who came properly attested
10 matter what the number.
The vote seconding the demand for the previous
question was then taken By States New York voted
four in the Affirmative and twenty four in the negative
hoee Interested in the result being excluded by the
rules from voting.
Dir. RICHARDSON said be came from the XXIId Dis
uict Of Eew-York, and claimed the right to vote
Mr.. II. j. RAYmoND rose to question Of privilege,
and asked to be heard. lCrles Of mo- Ne" you're
not a Delegate.T
Delegate from New.York objected, saying Mr.. RAY
moND was not member of the Convention
Mr.. RAYNoND sti on lis feet respectfully asked for
few moments the attention Of the Convection.
tChes of NO" "No," and much general confusion
Mr.. RIcHABDsoN-I am from the banks of Lake Ca
tsrio, and Mr.. RAYMOND lives in the City Of New-YOrk.
Mr.. RAYMoND-Wn the Secretary refer to the
report of the Committee Credentials whether
1 am Delegate roti
The PRESIDENT informed the gentleman tina, in this
he could not be INDUCED
The vote was then snnounced-Yeas 164, Nays III
as follows
MsiIe Nays 9; New Hampshire, Yeas 5; Vermont Ysa'
T. Nays Massachusetts u Yeas, Nay; Rhode Island
Yeas; Connecticut, Yeas Nays New-fOrk- Yeas,
6 Nsys; Pennsylvania IS Nays Delaware, Nays se
sent Mary land less Virginia ~ less, Nay; North
Isn 49, Mss 11s 'i Ys,.. tooI,isns Yes,,
OHIO, - Nays; Kentucky, Y fess Tennessee Il cas- In
Ss.a a.a' ssy. @ Ss. nss, ssaiS a'FFs1n 5,
Yeas; Texas, Yeas; Iowa Yeas; Wisconsin, Yeas
Nays California, l Yea, Nays Total-iess, l64
Nays, III.
So the demand for the previous question was sec.
onded.
The questions was put on the adoption Of the report
and accompanying resolution and declared TO be decided
in the affirmative.
Mr. CABELL moved TO reconsider the vote and to lay
that motion upon the table.
Several gentlemen aud said they had demanded
that the last vote be taken by states-whereupon a
point OF order was warmly discussed and finally the
vote permitted to stand recorded as it was
nounced.
Mr.. CABELL's motion was then agreed 10.
Mr.. Boris, presumlng that further business could
be performed until the Committee Resolutions shall
have made their report moved that the Convention adj
journ until o'clock this evening. Various voices
" Four Five" Seven ocIock He said he was no,
~. I'D
as to what time the Committee would report
he would agree to ad journ until that time.
Mr. VAN TRUMP moved, a substitute for the motion
Of the gentleman, that the Convention go into the
nomination for candidate for the Presidency. ICdes
Of agreed" Agreed and Nom
Adelegste desired to know whether that motion could
be substituted for the one to adjourn
motion made thar the Convention adjourn until
five minutes past o'clock and the question ordered
TO be taken by States.
When New.York called upon this vote, II. J.
RAYMOND and addressed the Chair.
Messrs. CAMPBELL and RICHARDSON from that State
and dozen others In various parts of the Convention
called him to order, denying his right to speak actin
lie Convention. Great confusion and loud talking
The Cham ssid he would hear whatever while
the vote was taking.
The vote OF the State was then commenced-Nsys 81
Ayess.
The motion to adjourn was reected-Ayes l32,
Nays l57. Applause and cOnfuson.l
Delegate from Louisiana moved an adjournment I'll
o'clock dozen other motions were made, one by
Mr. SrRoHM of Pa, that the Convention proceed to
the election of candidates.
The CHAIR said the question was on the adjournment,
BY consent, Mr.. EVANS, of Me- was allowed to say
suppose can fail to perceive that the Conven
don will not proceed to the election of candidates til
The Committee on Resolutions report. We have no
hight to anticipate but that that Committee will be ready
10 report in two hours is desirable that the COnyen
lion dispatch It's business without unnecessary delay
As that Committee will doubtless report In two hours,
move that the Convention take recess for that time
Cries of Agreed; "No, No; applause, &c.
The question was taken on adjourning Ill o'clock
and decided BY the CHAIR to be carried.
Adjourned till o'clock.