The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

ma', tnough opposed to the measure oris,p.llv he
~as nov eqnaiiy opposed to the restoration
Inc evenings debate was continued bv H.ush
Ion, OF North Carolina, who elaborated the Soush
en,.,s ,sw % me vexed question" In speech Of
necticut succeeded, who advocated ,he restorsior,
Oh the Missouri compromse aud expresaed the
opinion that platform might be safeiv adopse n
.hnouI declaration OF sentiment upon the slave
~ question. Winchester, of MARYLAND ofysrad .
resolution to adopt the fst part of The comittse,s
piatiorm, ignoring the question of slavery and de
ciafine Impractical for the several sectons of ,he
country to stand thereupon in the full enjoyment
and possession OF their peculiar viewsp He was
ioHeWeu Dy Brown, OF Tennessee who beIievsd 4, IN
disturbance OF the Missouri line 10 have been nm.
"iae and impoitic but still opposed to lis res.
torstion. $50
My. Lyons. of New York, had sustained the re-
port OF the msjority-Qhe two resolutions in the
Herald OF this mornine)-with earnestpess- and
was backed by Mr.. Squires of New York: and /,
was remarkable that the South did not come 10
thelr AID when assaulted by the aboltionisss VII
son ara Gardner. of Massachusetts. The result OF
"a ,ne oays discussion s that the majority report is
20 De aosnconed. As to the minority report tha,
is nowhere, never having had show or hope.
PROPOSITION FROM TIE SOUTH.
s a Wea:am course is now in contemplation and a
sooo Ieenng prevails. The South have to day pro.
gsseo line IN hich It 10 understood thst Kentucky
Lsnnessee' Mort Carolina, Maryland Western Viz.
sonah , members from the other sections q the
pledged TO prevent State being ad United except
as nee north OF thirty six degreer and thirty min.
utes OF North latitude, and will permit the admis
SION OF states South of that line with slavery a. ,he
may or may not elect. Territorial soyerejgutv as
SET ferth ln =, esdsys Herald is to be added 20 shs
and the administration condemned IL respect to it,
acLlen In regard to Kansas. Opposition TO the ad.
nj ipi1tfs.on, acts powerfully TO produce these re.
SUI Inc great tower of strength of the new party
"as upon the adninisirstiou 1t is beeinnirg to be
app ecisted. 1t will triumph.
Ans resolution in to-dsy's Herald as to the proyI.
adopted 1 "
The resolution of the Democratic Convention of
eol9a approving the Kansas law, and the admir- is-
..a.ion in connection with ths course of Wise
snn tns election in Virginia, have made prnfon nd
Impression upon this council.
ms Will .hew why il adopts the course which it
.Su'te certain they will pursue. New England will
submit badly; but the delegations OF New YORK,
fennsy lVania and Ohio will unite in this course
hsicpas II there were .evsrsl speeches ana pro
positions, bet no positive action. Tomorrow the
Carolina; Mr. sPerry Of Connecticut; Mr. Ellis and
Governor Bell, of Tennessee spoke Gov. ReI,s
| speech vas able and conciliatory.
Philadelphia Tuesday says that all the four resou
tions of the platform have been condensed into one
aod many others added to the structure. The South
ana southwest are satisfied sois New York and N
Jersey supports it in the main The North and
Northwest urge the restoration of the Missouri com
prise roster and Gardiner of Massachusetts. are
more rational, as well national than Wilson The
edtor blows up all the reports in the Herald abou
Seolge Laws pfomlnencJ Tor the Presidency by say
Ing that ne 1s not even thought of in the Conven
tion and that Barker killed out of the Presden
| cy OF the Convention because hs was suspected o
favoring him. He says that it IL said that Mr. Law
hasalready purchased press in New Orleans on.
Ia Pittsburg and in Albany that he has secure,
the services Of several pufers and pipe.layers an
that if million of dollars will suffice to manufsc
eure public opinion in his BEHALF it will be accom-
plished.
dispatch from Philadelphia under date of Wed
pesday, says: "The Know Nothing convention
has had stormy debate nearly the entire day
The majority of resolutions touching the slavery
question were under discussion this morning ant
motion was carried to close the debate at noon
but subsequently, the time for closing was defer.
red I'LL 10 O'Clock to night when vote may per
heps be taken.