M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-05

Mr.. Hall, ofMo, one Of the delegates who
forced open the door, arose; the chairman
refused to recognise him, and he said the
gentleman must present his grievances TO the
committee on Credentials. Hall made an.
other effort to speak, but was interrupted
amid cries OF order. Mr.. Price, of Missou-
ri, rose and said the delegation submitted to
the decision of the chair. and at once with
drew. Mr.. Bocock, of Va, called attention
to the fact that MissUuri's seats were con-
tested.
The following committee on Organization
was appointed:
Maine, J. D. Caldwell; P. Rust, Va; Rob
ert Harvey, Mass; Isaac Davis, r. l.; A'S'
Gallup, Conn, p. Child, Of N. Y; Clark,
of N, j.; Chas. Hates, Penn; John L. Daw'
SON, of Del. DR.. o. Salisbury, Nd; ]. M.
Buchanan, Va; P. Powell, N. C.; J.. b Dor
ton, N. C. ; Macbeth, Gay F. II, HolqqlIt'
Ala; J. Forsyth. Miss; F. Barksdale, La !
liz. A. Morse, Ohio;J B, Dorsey, KY; B. h.
Clark. Tenn; ]. K Walker, and P. M. Kent
I'm. r. R. Young, Mo-; ]. L. Phelps, Ark
IA. M. Gaines, Mich; ]. B, Thurber. Fla.
Chas. r Dyke, Texas; r. P. Hubbard, Iowa
j.. f. RandIett, Wis; w. J. Gibson, Cali
fornia; and s. G. Rust.
Resolutions authorizing the Committee OIL
! 0rganizato to adopt rules.
B. F, Halet, of Mass. moved that com
mittee of one from each State be appolnte,
on a platform, and resolutions relating there
to, be referred to said committee without de
bate.
Mr.. Bayard, of DEL, opposed the sesolu
ton till the question of contested seats i
decided, and moved TO lay the resolution oil
the table. Carried.
H. B. Wright, Of Penn, moved that whe
the Convention adjourn, it be TILL D I
M.
Col. Black of Pa, wanted to put PennsyI
yania right on the matrimonial question
and was proceeding to amuse the conven
ton, when he was interrupted by Butler o
Mass, who declared that Massachusetts, ha'
called for verifcacIion of the motion
appoint committee on platform by States
and had not been recognized,
He held that under the rules OF the las
Convention, they had right to demand III
vetica ton.
Col Black wanted the floor, but was ne
recognized by the chair.
Mr.. Griswold, of Mass, said that Mass
chcusetts did'not desire to vote by States. M
B ocock, of Va, held as point OF ord(
States must be called on the resolution
The Convention was bound by the rules
the House of Representatives,, so far as co
sislent with the proceedings of :he Conve
ton. The yeas and nays were always TAX
! in the House Of Representatives,, when CO
y ed for, before the Transaction Of other bu
u ness, fol- the vote By States took the sa
u character as call of yeas and nays
;, the House. The chair decided the call
= order.
q Mr.. Petit Of Indiana called fnn roodl
" of the resolUtion'
:, A vote was then taken by States on |,
! ing the resolution on the table, and the n
:, ton was lost, yeas 4S, nays, 1877,
= The resolution was then unanimou
I; adopted.
= John Cotton Smith, Of Conn, moved
;. appointment OF a committee of one from et
State except Missouri and New York,
= bear and decide at once on the contes
:, seats in those States. Ruled out Of order
9 The following committee on the Plato
was then appointed;
: III, Z. l.. Aver; CT, c. G. Eastme
!; x Mass, b F Hallett;R. l.,W 8 Lawrence; c
- - A p Hyde; N j., Il R Wright; Penn, J.
= y Jones, Del.,S w Salisbury; Md, Chas
, Gwynn; Va, A A Chapman; N. CIV.
y Ashe; S. G., G w Dudley; Ga, A r WriE
!. Ala, ] Cochran; Miss, Thomson; La,
;. Soue; Ohio, 6 l. ValIandigham; Ky, B
: Corbin; Tenn, w A Falls; Ind, L Rob
son; ILL.,, o B FinckIey; Mo-, E. t. HudsC
- Ark, Gen. John Hull; Mitch, Nj. c. q
:. watt; Fla, S D Rogers; Texas, H P b
:, Iowa, Thos. S Wilson; Wis, S. Clark; G
= ifornia, S. w Inge.
Col Black wanted again to prove Penns
Il vania s soundness on the woman's rig
~ ~ question. He moved that all the lrc
" seats in the gallery be appropriated to
Ladies. Cries of "No!" "No!"
II Mr.. Petit Of Ind, opposed the motion
!" II the business of the Convention was
u business of ladies, let them in, if not, k
them out. He yielded to no man
. gallantry. He would be glad to meet tn
10 at all proper times for all proper purpo
o but not at National Convention,
IN would move 10 lay the resolution on the
ee Bile.
.. q The Convention then adjourned unit
!. o'clock Tomorrow morning.
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" Later from Cincinnati.
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