New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07


I'm nary business which might be appropriately acted on
at ls stage OF the organization Several members the
Convention jumped up and underworld 10 obtain hear
ire hu; The rresideu. decided in favor OF
MIR George W Clark Of Rochester who introduced tho
solls wing preamble and resolution:
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Several delegates immediately rise and sngrly moved
at the matter be laid the table aud at the time
pr Clsrk came forward 10 make few remarks 10 ex-
usnai;or Of the object OF his Introducing the preamble
sr resolution Severed members clsmorOHs in their
SmarSs m Law the resolution on the table bat the ps<;
Dent decided that the mover of resolution had night
explain his reasons for It's Introduction. great deal of
confusion followed the rendering OF this decision and
him. No no" Down. down. Sc. and daring this
time several individuals were shouting out Mr.. Prsi
dent southern rights projected Not submit to this
Sisrnsnc ANNOYANCE" and many other Calculations,
vli,h it were utterly useless TO sempt to describe all
apTeared TO speak at once
The President 50 onier was in some measure
restored stated that nasmuoh the resolution reerredto
the preliminary organization. and the rights Of individuals
10 seals in the Conv, non that the present therefore
clearly the proper tine Tor its Introduction.
For nearly FIVE minutes the Of disorder which
had previously been enacted repeated and heard
ore member shouting 10 know how they could ascertain
lie eligibility OF individuals to sit in the Convention when
The ssd y Which vSe ',Ss inc Ts S s, o. the
able 10 determine who were, ard who not members
Mr.. Williams Of Alabama said he shoall appeal from
the decision of the Chair Il thing which he dill
Ike % 60 but the President had decided that infiv
rs had e right TO oer his the time OF iutr-
duciug a resolution He cOnfended that resolution in
trouced must first be seconded and that the mover could
not tn occupy the floor until the President had
pupced the question and that time a discussion
could be Cd by motion TO lay on the table cheers
snd hissesl
eral confusion during which time the wcrly war had
waxed f,cer than We heard one gentleman seated
near US cry out seconded Mr.. CLARK resolution
Mr. Williams two three times explained the grounds
Of his appeal the President each time reiteraing The basis
Of bis decision Another delegate here arose and shouted
arTcdl from the decision of the char Tho President
replied there another appeal, gentlemen have httls
raiieuce and will attend you, one at time Laugh
Ter followed. bv cries of order, Clark question
"diseracefulr -"eo on"-"I appeal from the chair
Hear him hear him. ana hundred other cries all
uirclcd in one common chorus
The Convention here by general vote sustained the
decision of the Chair regards the right OF mover ola
r, sol, ton 10 explain his for offering It.
delegate from Of the Southern States here jumped
NJ and yoci., rated in thin, shr voice, moved that
he resolution be laid the table before Mr. Clark got
ID a. feared just such disturbance
Rev Mr. Perry, OF New York said he wished 10 inquire
II Mr. Clark was a delegate TO this Convention
Mr. Cork said his credentials had been duly received BY
the Committee.
Mr. Marsh being appealed to- stated Mr. Clarks crcen
tals might be among the papers WHICH he had in his o~
session, but lie did not know.
Nj Cr0ml ton then appealed to. lie said that M
Clerk had given him paper when he collecting the
IaIer which paper he had given to Mr. MaEsh winch was
ali he knew about it.
raised he should insist his right as delegate to DO
heard
Mr. Perry, Of New. York wished to know L an indy D.
uo by the preionse of possessing creeniia could DO
admitted to participation in the proceedings OF The C9n
vention.
bend that Mr. CLARK has, far | aware, good
right a. MIR Perry. Laughter. Cries OF CLARK.
Hear him. Nc no, Down" Order order.'
AVoice-" Mr.. President This Is World Convention
l,ft bo nd
bic from the general confusion
Mr. Long Of Va having by dint Of extraordinary per-
severance gained the floor said think me SCUM mas ~
riglt part in the question Al issue But Their ghm
have tesn aided though they game here wan me oee
that they would have been spared these disgusting emoa
Subsequently Mr. Clark and other speakers endeavored
To gain ,son of the floor but were superseded b mr.
Marsh whose voice, by superhlnan eiort, was hssra
sress TO hear the report of the Committee on oSanhs
ton ., -, -.
no motion can be entertained except that which Is now
pending unless Il be motion 10 adjourn
Mr. John ID Simms % Penn, moved that the Con
veniion Immediately adjourn to meet ON thursday morn
.in, in tho Civ OF Philadelphia where their business
could be transacted without all this nonsenscel hum
hug We shall never be able to do anything Aere eTe
" 4 know We can proceed without interruption
The motion was received with cheers Kisses ana loud
A member was heard to move that Mr.. simms motion
DR. snsderass Of Md stated that should the motion to
adjourn prevail according to parliamentary usage Mr..
Clark would be entitled to the hoor on the rsaSsem-
bling Of the Convention. =.
Mr. Clark who had been standing in front Of the plat.
form during the whole Of the confusion said that he would
rot Weld the floor any other than motion Tor ADJOURN
ment =. oil, -.
him out 90 on Mr. Clark "disgraeefu gaggng and
cheers and Kisses innumerabe gentleman was heard 20
.nv that there evident disposition 10 gag mo
speaker am opposed to the resolution but WAN "
have NJ. Clark heard
Rev Mr. Patton was heard to .eppca to the generosity
of Nj Clark 90 waive his remarks for the present. ana
MIR ClSrk said n the matter Of generosity he would
not concede but that he possessed - mnch OF tha ya
a. any other individual lie had come mere as rend
10 the cause OF Temperance having been worker ior
MANY years Had ii no, 10 his aid long aince he
should not have been before the Convention a, thai day
clim TO love the cause and want this whole world To
h. blessed bv IL AZ have been want the cooperation
of all and see a disposition this morning 10 welcome on
our platform both and woman without regard tn co
lr er condition Cheers and Kisses want 10 see NO
ran welcomed as the true friend Of the Temperance
cause in which the world is much Interested To csE
tan extent he hes already n far as possible c0operaied
With u iCLcess Kisses, cries OF order -" question
~ IL, him 60 on we II vote Il down" &ci Mr.. CLARK
resumed | wish the powerful aid Of angel woman; lee
u welcome her equally with man'-wecomo her white
and black here for several minutes the general harl.
cane Of words uprosrious that Il impossible 70
distinguish the voice u the speaker Who however did
10, show the least sign Of yieding his right % the door
Ar Marsh heard % utter soinething the exact IN
ron VI which did catch, but lac twice called 10
oIdCr hy the Chair
Mr Csrk being in possession Of The door, finished his
remarks amid general confusion. Aiter several M ufes OF
further disorder resulting ff0u the agitation % the qi
ton the motion 10 lay the resou;ioB the table ear
rcd Compasaiiye order having beer restored.
M Jackson. 4 Penn, Chairman u the COMMITTEES for
Permanent Organization reported the following names a.
the choice u TIC Committee Tor permanent officers Of the
= ~ '- xEAL DOW, President
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