The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14

proprtey or there &c wrong cone 70 the dignity Of TINS
Convention BY any manifestations against in viola
ton Of the Law, the offender, whoever he may be, will DO
placed immediately in the hands Of the authorities ZAP
paus The first business is the report of the commit
tee to whom referred tbs communication received
this morning. Is that committee prepared to repor
There being no response,
Mr.. MORRISON Of N. j. moved that hereafter, In the
proceedings Of the Convention gentleman be allowed
to occupy the floor than i've minutes at time
Mr.. HAMMOND, OF Albany, hoped such rule
woald ts adopted. Questions would arise here
which could not DO discussed in FIVE minutes,
and they had in other b,dies injuries arising
this limitation OF debate other despoti, rules
The rule arising out Of tbs previous question had
willing, when he beard speeches. such he heard yes
terday and to-day to deprive himself OF the pleasure Of
Mr. Mason, of Rhode Island, moved to amend the mo.
ton by mAliog the tine fifteen m nutss
Mr. MORRISON aocsp ed the amendment
Mr. BAKxn, of New York, askei whether any gentle.
man. not delegate had eight speak this floor.
Ths lHARaAs-rhst 9assuon ia not relevant to the
motion before the committee.
Mr.. GRAVES OF New York, moved to lay the subject
The table, and give every mAa caanes 10 speak
The CHAIR said the motion had NOT been seconded.
Sly ERAL DRIEGATE-1 sec md it.
The question taken, and the motion not laid
on the tsb,s
Mr.. IassE, OF Pennsylvania, moved to amend the
amendment By inserting 80 aues instead OF Is min
nu.es,
Mr. JoyEs of New York was in hopes tlat the motion
OF hsc ssgue woala have adopted for the staple
Convention one woa have led TO suppose thai
ore hal right to have hsr considered 10 the
Convention, except the three and q hat mi!io0s OF
slaves he thought that .n5 should rather attend
the interests of the twenty odd millions Of whites Go
Convention. he hoped msnoers would have had OPP
portRny of epsakEg Que sisment represented nsrs
namely, the element Of Aneficanism.
An indivi ual rose to address ths Convention
The PREsDENT-Name.
The IsDiviDUAL-Raks-, If Ye1 York
Ve!cE-ls ne ce egAte?
The NDivlpUAL-Yss, sir; he il delegate.
Cries OF he Ia NOT; pa pin out,
Dir. RARER-l am dslaga,e from the city ami county
OF New Iork.
The pRHsDES1-The gentleman viii take his seat uuhl
We ascertain whe thsr his appears the RESORT
Mr.. BAKER, an = gate from the American party
OF the city ard coantJ OF New York.
fhs P2ESiDENT--rbs gsn teman will be seated the
Chair will place hum III ca.t dy. (Appauss)
This cHAeMAN (afar examining ,ns secold)7-llr. G. A.
Baker delegate from New YORK, The gsn lsman will,
however be guided by tie rules which govern deltoera
tive bodies, Iaugh7--.)
A DELEGAIE--lbati is me- c. A. Baker
M, BAKER am not c. Baker, bat an Baker.
(Saoats OF laughter
The President not ssirg satisfied with the attempt Of
Mr.. Baker 70 pawn himself oil delegates nmoned
policeman, and pom 81 1T. Baker who no. the
Baker that ndy;iuai nvitsd to accompany the
policeman outside OF The bal
Mr. PERKINS of Conn.ci cut, sg-esd with Mr. Jones' of
New York lie understood .as Amsri coavsn.
tion-a convention Of party OF this Union.
On the question to whether they should have half
agreed with Mr. Jcnes OF Ne. York, tha. they should
talk OF the interests OF white rather than of those OF
white men The question discussed here tots morning
was whethtr they should have mora repabHsans THAI
Amszicans-As south Carolina, ~hich had 100000
blacks ore than whites. (lsughter) If there was a,y
application Of American principles clear he supposed
VISA 70 rcure the control OF tie government in the
hands OF white Americans He opposed ID the
ton restricting the cetse to fifteen mnutes and was
rather in favor Of the nit, minutes amsndn-n. Tae
gentleman from New York made q MISTAKE IS to who
took of the negroes II vss not This party but tao
dspos attic party The esueera ie psrt, doarins va.
A: rlintolpsia hey vs:e Sod oy NJ. PsEsg
twios yep: the grave OLA nsricsnt (aughsr)
and then returned sna v,.ed for Mr. Fillmore. taA.
in Esgs,s He (Mr Perkis) was ,akia g care Of
gross The nes,ion which they had been discussing wa.
one OF more interest 70 tie es waiss of the s,uh
than It wss to those o. ,be North
The CHAIRMAN remiAded the gentleman that he should
cSanns nmem 20 NE eae.aoa oslets 'ns orSs. was
Dir. fEgxISs-Yes, but was proving rnai the ne
gross il the south sxessd 10 slaysnod.r' vs tod We
should hive five times fifteen minutes or five times
thIv inmates. (Lsughts.) THIS wa al Aunsric,n
Convention The oeraoc, suc party soos care Of The
niggsrs AID of he foregpes and were opposed 20 the
American parry because IL required the application
of American piiscp,ss 20 the aliens Of this country
whsthe- they be wtite or black. The American parry
souio not alone BY itself ceeat the democratic party
wanted &c get all it sna TO vote for its can t.dAte
There bad been single American ticke voted for ia
the coIntry that had hsa The support Of ohsr than
American members de mixed 10 nave such support
They should get all Jhsy could and IL WAS thei oojec
to nominate candidates WIZ would 0es sach he
questions -heh to up IN his county AMI to
be disposed o, within tse four years. ths
peal CT the natur azagon and tbs regulation Of rss
asor in the Territories. tAppiause To seville these
refuse co With her parties WAC vera dssirous
of acting with them Why WAS thai CD nmu a. "a ton
rent ia Because The American party wAs per-
mAnent ore, and the republican party VA mere
temporary oIganizasion-a enc iees-sad they
wanted 20 consult AS 70 whether they should
put up can ida.e whom all could sustain.
Be hoped that proposid.n would not be denied. BE
wanted live true to be nominated as their can
ddate for TIE Presidency Of the United Stsesa man -
meet the that would he raised by foreigners on
the hand, and me esp'Al which controls slavery
on tie other. (ChssTs)
DELEGATE sgsin called Mr. Perkins TO order
The cuAIRsAS-rhe gentleman is untoub.edly out Of
osder, ard was only allowed TO procesa because the
commits appointed by this meeting was not ready 10
report and because no dele gate had called him 30
order
DELEGATE movsd kat Mr. Perkins have leave to pro
csed.
Leave was given.
Mr. PsegI,s only waited 10 finish his sentence. He
wanted American put in nomination as their cind
Cate for the Presidency who would say TO dsoiganzss
man vso talks about aiseoivirg IT'D Cheers
HaIs1aao' O. We. Jersey thought n.n;t thsi
the 5sss ' asamens ,sss cou have been made
in support Of the motion 70 hnis debate, a. he
hsd rp sen ira long tn. on matters fessign 70 re
question before the Convention h hoped the motion TO
limit deba'e would prevail.
Mr. AsDRzws Of N. z, n ,ught that they ought not
to limit debate at the OF the proceedings
they here under ordinary circu instances merely
10 a nomination, he would be willing 10 have tbs
Of duty question high and sacred had ever
devovsd Convention in me history Of Itns couutry
question And if reoesss-y 90 Be able 20 express his
views. They wanted TO know Whether corporation with
the publican party, which 70 meet in PhiadelphA
on the 18th Of June, ,nss'ent with their duties
Is Americans. They wanted 70 know tas reasons for
this ths bad been received the of
cooperation and is p-obs se reul.s. Lst therefore,
gentlemen be heard without imtasion, and they would
be brought copel1s.ns whca patriotism would jus'i-
~ on which the Gtd Of Heaven would smile. Gap
p1ause.)
The question wac taken tns amendment 70 limit
the deba.e to Thirty nutes and L. not greed to-
The ares len then taken toe motion 70 limit the
debate 10 fifteen minutes. and /. was not agreed TO.
So the motion Il nit debs . los. (Appauss)
Mr.. NEWELL Of Boston sssei sg farther report from
the Committee on Cfetea'iss.
The Chairman OF the Csmr:sss Credentials was re.
auested 10 make q fur her report.
Persing the making of the report there we're three
cheers given for Miiard Fillmore.
The CHAIR directed the ocss to arrest the srst man
who disturbed the Convention.
Cries Of "Put him OUT
Ma nolica ncArs Attention 70 the gentleman