The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-05


men uenees the immense prePondefanee o.
unanimous audeaoea secoad convention indeed, CORE
spending 10 the "third house of our legislatures TINS
thing OF admitting aernates was carried 70 he zen ~
an abuse al Baltimore Let have no influences pcog-
Missed here other than those provided by the people OF Inc
AIT. wisoa concluded w moving thai Mr. Wiskliaes
resolution lie upon the table carried,
pERMASEST OFFICERS.
/ Mr. McCook, Of Ohio, moved that committee be APP
pointed consisting of from each State 70 report the
names Of permanent officers carried and the following
\ named delegates We're appointed
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT OFFICERS
Maine John G. Talbot New Hampshire Henry d. Rust;
Vermont Robert Harvey Massachusetts Isaac Davis
Rhode Island, Albert s. Gallup Connecticut peleg 9,
Chds; New York, -----; New Jersey, Charles Iisk
bury Maryland J. M. Buchanan Virginia. Pauus Pow
ell North Carolina, james B. Gordon South Carolina
Charles McBeth Georgia, Alfred Conkini Alabama John
Forsyth Mississippi E. Berksdale Louisiana, I. A. Morse;
Ohio G. " Dorsey Kentucky d. L. Clark Tennessee j.
Knox Walker Indiana, Phineas L. kenti Illinois, T. H.
Young; Missouri John s Phelps; Arkansas, K ~ Gaines
Michigan j. G. Culver Florida Charles 4 DYKE Texas
r. F. Hubbard Iowa, james c. Ramsey Wisconsin, VIM
| J. Gibson California, p Q. Rust.
A# COMMITTEES ON RULES
Mr. McCook of Ohio, moved fer Il committee perua-
nent rules. .....n s... T.. .... ....
Ex-senator Petit, of Indiana. Order
lIcCook. / temporary rules move, then, that,
until otherwise ordered the rules OF the last Baltimore
Convention be in force here: carried a N %.
b. f. Haett of Massachusetts. (resoluton) that
committee of from each State be appointed to constr
tute committee resolutions, and also that all resoi
tons having relation TO platform OF democratic prncl-
pies be referred directly to the committee resolutions
without debate 4ba.a.| ta ..s.'' @.. wa .. a".
Bayard of Delaware, objected.
Wright of Pennsylvania, moved an adjournment until
FIVE o'clock lost y
Mr. Hallet of Massachusetts, urged his resolution.
Mr. Mcfarland OF Iowa, insists that Hallet OF Massa-
OF
the table agreed to- #n#
T. The Chairman | may be mistaken in declaring MIR.
Halets resolution tabled The vote rctaken and Mr.
Halets resolution for committee on resolutions was de-
cared carried Meantime, b. F. Butler of MASSACHUSETTS,,
called fora vercaton of the vote on the committee on
resolutions by vote by States saying Massachusetts
demands the vote by Staes.p The convention had not
other business but the chairman declared the
call for vote by States to be in order
Several delegates Any State had the right TO call the
vote by States, The committee on credentials was re-
quested retire to of the obbyrooms The chair de-
eded thar the vercaon of the vote by States would not
be in order. au m-. M
| Hon. Henry Hubbard appealed from his decision.
Grswod, of Massachusetts, inquired how the vote BY
States would be taken by States, vote each, he
opposed it, Massachusetts, did not in that case ask
4 the vote by States. @a #ss ~ o&
! B. F. Butler Wait a moment, and we will about
that a. st sr
T. s. Bocock of Virginia said that vote by States was
always in order until the convention had proceeded to
other business He many gentlemen about him who
had served in the House of Representatives, and he APP
wrong The vote on Mr. Halies resolution must be yeri
fed by States as there a call made, such verhca-
ton before the convention bad proceeded TO their busi-
] ness -
The Chair never having had the honor of being mem
Der of Congress- he submitted most humb TO the decision
of his honorable friend from Virginia backed by the rules
of Congress. The vote would be taken by States
Mr. Petit of Indiana. 1t is utterly impossible 10 pro-
coed with transaction of business while such confusion
prevails Nothing oe understood. Let us know what
the question is and how the VOC Is 10 be taken Il.
int
tons whom should be referred all resolutions without
debate was again read. a.. .
Here an invitation to the delegates of and strangers in
attendance the convention from the 4. d. NJ. L. A. TO
visit the Of that Institution received Also
invitation to witness exhibition of the fire engine
on Eighth street, this afternoon
4 The roe by States taken Hallets resolution
which was adopted and the following
COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS
was appointed by States .. . a.-. SIS.
Maine, A. @. Chandler New Hampshire B. F. Aver
Vermont Chas g. Eastman Massachusetts, B. 7. Hal
let Rhode Island, W. B. Lawrencsj Connecticut 4
Is, Wright; Pennsylvania, j. Clancy Jones; Della
ware, W. Salisbury Maryland, Q. J. Dicklin Virgin
| la A A. Chapman; North Carolina, w. :. Ash
South Carolina, g. W. Dudley; Georgia, A. B. Wright
Alabama John Cochran Mississippi, Jacob Cox Louis
ana Pierre Soue; Ohio G. L. Yallandingham Kentucky
b. Mc6iufee Tennessee, W A. Walls; Indiana J. : Rob
Arkansas John HUT Michigan, N, T. Crowst Florida
4 C. Rogers; Texas III r Bee; Iowa T. s. Wilson, Wiscon.
sin, s. f. Clark California, s W. Jude.
Il John Cotton Smith, OF Connecticut moved that special
committee of one from each State except Missouri and
New York be appointed to take into consideration the
claims Of the contestng delegations Of those States This
was declared out Of order ....
gallant gentleman moved that the front seats OF the
gallery all around be reserved for the ladies' for said he
without the ladies to look In upon us will be The mos
miserable men OF the earth.
To this Hon. John Petit of Indiana opposed. He
said .rr f#
III a. much inclined to accommodate the ladies az any
one but do think resolution appropriang the entir,
gallery their use now, would be reasonable
that just proposed The hall Is crowded TO ts
extent The delegation from New York alouo numbered
100 one-half Of whom only entitled 20 seats and
the committee credentials would report 70
them wonld require places. a
On proper oecaslon and in proper places, and ihel
only, daughter would like to the ladies accommod
ted but In the present instance, shall that TIL
resolution mot the ladies) be laid the table Grea
laughter . ..t. ...-... ........ a. s....' ...
: Mr. Williams, Of Maine, moved an adjournment unit
ten O'Clock tomorrow TO give the m!ttee
dentias an opportunity TO report carried.
I DENOMINATION then broke up, -.. ..
/ NAMES or pRIseATEs 10 INV c1scIsSATr CONVENTION.
The following is list oftbe names Of the delegates from
the several States appointed to attend the Democratic Ma
! tional Convention;
Y Rains--Wyman B. s. Moor, William X. Kimball, Johl
O. TALBOT jr Dudley u. Iesvtt Israel Chadbourne, iona
than smith Isaac Tyler Israel r. Bray John Babson Cap
I tain Watts Pollet T. Tally, Andrew Masters Beutmlr
wggin Abiah b. Chase Arson O. Chandler George Par
cher. Delegates, 49, votes, g.
II Nsto Hamp,hire-7Joseph ". Smith, Charles y. Cove
Henry Rns Benjamin y. Aver Harry Hbbard, Horatt
: Kmball Charles L. Woodbury. James ~ Rix Jonas Liy
, ingston, John H. George Delegates, loi votes, g.
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