The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17


him to admit all reporters He for wss opposed to adj
mrg I'll reporters, and souid therefore vote ns the
smenc mept and su,taiDthe original resolution he pre-
erred that reporters COMING the North should stand
uIop their own individual merits, they would be re-
qeied TO do under the necessity for spesnc ap casou
fy admission, -hioh the second eyoluon you'd i'm
r there any gentleman there who wanted reporter
black republicans paper 10 be mited to sea let
bin resume the responsibility II there was reporter
present s'om N mthe'n paper true tas South, he
ready 10 take upon himself the responsible Of nd
mi,rirg him Ae ade other remarks sLich were en-
greater part OF the turned Yards portion Of he
audience seated behind him He was evidently rao,d
mr. BLUNT here moved 10 amend his ewn amendmen. by
IN reducing be word may" b. fore the word admit"
that may read That thu Preadent Of this coaven
Mr. Pryor ina fred whether In order for the gen
uemaD TO amend bis resolution at that stage The werd
6 msy" msoe great difference In Language
The PRESIDENT decided thai oompe emit for the
The oues,ien vm then taken on the adoption OF tho
amend ne ut of Mr. Blunt aud deolded in the negative
Mr.. r. J MARTIN offered the resolution which was
declared Of order short time previously by the Pre-
Resolves yhs. The reporters for the Southern press be
requested to occupy appropriate seats In this couvenou
and that bey report correctly AID truly the proceedings
and oeihe, atoDs or this convention
MI Nc zA. Of Mississippi, then one; cd the follow
ing smeDdme mt to the amendment offered BY xr Mar IN
an, oSsr :. coon, s 20 ss. In his Sc
LOUD spp'ame He ssid he sas opposed 10 40, shack
ng OF the freedom OF the press or the exclusion Of i've
10 SANDER tho Institutions OF the South, let them
DO It He believed vas remarked BY he
o<wed to be dangerous whis truth vas ef. ee 70
combat Be believed the position Of the South TO be i'm
preenAbe BE believed every cause ihs tho south advo
Gated was the cause or truth, 'acs aui humanity (A1
suse) Northern npen ions Of her inter esn would not
im.eds her prosperity or progress (Appsu,e BE va,
here that hat ls oessfu " against the aeob,n
presses OF the Ncrh ana contradict every msrepresen
ton that they may choose 70 make he wanted the re
me- M tn ttiad
upon this floor and Ie"ord every recruitment that At
tered and let the press Of the South Contradict any false
but the representatives OF the Southern pees1 the
North Will very naturally say that Convention was
pre,e II mrepresent a proceedings Tneg would BE- com
PEELED to copy from the Southern press and tn mscon
'rpcOn would follow. He could see no OBJECT N ex
he justice Of the objects and pm of the Convention TO
ref every Islander whioo might be uttered nst them
Your was just and would triumph, no matter what
Influence brought to bear sgsinst 4 he 'or one,
though strict southern man = in favor o. giving every
self here, be would be willing 70 give him place and
foil opportunity write bis editor als, matter how
Hon Mr. Cook, Of Tennessee, fully endorsed what the
gentleman frnm Nj s,ssipp (Mr. McCres) had said (,p
puSShed in the Nor,hero or s,ashern papers he was
willing to admi the worst and best IN the county
He wiirg TO admit men Of every stamp, from Bro
Let Greeley come and he 81. be admitted and have full
liberty 70 retail his ISLANDERS at pleasure
NJ YAsar ,.d that order 70 avoid ,s EDITION Of
heu OF lis nrst resolution the msD proposed the
gentleman frtm Virginia (Mr Aatu,) hat call southern
editors and reporters be requested TO occupy appropriate
scats &c Bat word upoo the subject Ct the amend
men jut one 40 fessed that Ii fell harshy upon
bis hen he heard from the ate VI his nativity
pessons such as were utseret BY the gen demau who
took bis seat short time ago wv xctrea) was gall
Ing TO BIN 70 bear from such quarter sentiments fsvora
BILE 10 the admission Of such men ~ Greeley and Bennett
to D that hail. should they be present and desire
that privilege [sme gentleman In the convention In
the state which Mr. AoCrea represented He vas from
Mississippi while the speaker referred 70 South Carolina
Mr. Ysrcey, procet ding, said he Was under . mistake,
yet he opposed to the principle upoa which those
marks were based. Sappcse Greeley, Bennett, or
Wentworth, any other sbotionist were to here
resolution admitting them 70 the couresits Of this
convention or 70 . seat on the floor OF this hAln
He supposed not; he would -. q least hope %
In bis private relations, be would net carry into his public
posiuon Az . member Of Congress he would no. irter
private Individual he would y ,hs, the Convention was
going out OF Its way In introducing reeoluon expressly
sea- upon sS door ~ rspossrs or in NV other c.pscy
He here referred 10 the au'ons mad by Mr. Cooke to
M Bo.nlow and took occasion 70 testify 70 hts
ing attachment 10 the interests OF the nth q this be
bad the fullest In The able address slavery
which tia, gentleman delivered last Sabbath. Hs OK
ses,isu an from Si.ss:ippi, IMr' TcSsssJ ' A''
Mr. BEownow editor OF the Wig, Of this city1who vas
:n's for o:Sy Gained %s "ps'n % hSs
men By name. be would claim the privilege 70
copvesuoo. He wss known In ibis community 70 be .
very modest and oindent man, and ne certainly
10 ,.ns 70 make a. psson he would s mo ma
sidss. lAushtr) He listened 70 the discussions upon
the subjcc. Of admitting reporters Tor Northern papers
zane Ting hing TO accomplish In isre nj ways
BE was sorry to tell bis friend from Georgia M Yspcsy
from S.,ippi IMr scores) that 70 "a mil al repors
bis sasn, mse'ty was s,rt a. reporter from infer
raj regions with red and insned eyes, scgooed vhsk
ers and birthstone odors upou him. he would be willing
ADMIT him cloud lAvghter) We OF the South fight
against municipalities and powers and with the sp lite and
hish priees-the world, the nesh and devil Qoud
ana long continued laughter We can out speak them GU,
write uem, aad whip the when ueocesary (Lsugntcr
he was for fighting hem In he Unon and not out Of tho
Union. He for holding the eings Of the
govcnmcbt-ihe psvy and the standing army Applause
Hc rot for oiviaion aggreesion but wnen
they drive No 70 tho wall give them the devil ana ruo II
The question recurring tho amendment offered by
Mr.. McCrta, II was decided In the affirmative.
The fenimen OF The Convention being fully expressed
In The result Of the previous the President deemed
unnecessary 10 pct the question the resolution -
amen ded The amendment being In fact subssute for the
Mr. Ycrr appealed from the decision Of the choir In
reference 10 The nnay OF the decision Just rendered by
the Convention 10 in vote upon the amendment He called
Tor scale vote upon the appeal
The following 10 the resuns-
AuFmsuvc-A k&nshs, leone.see, uRbltEpW, LOUIE
lara South Carolina North Carolina MARI land Virginia.
Kentucky and Florida
N.s.iryc-G.orsis and Alabama The vote in detail
stood-Ayes, 70 noes, 10.
This result being ooucudvc expression OF she seuu
mont OF The Convention upoa Ibis subject was received
With loud applique.
Mr. A. hunnAS o6eref resolutions Recommending
the organization " q so thern Agricultural Oommorcal,
Mar ufscsu ing and Eduoauooa Association the organise
Ton OF Stale assncaioes OF the kind In ID Ssse
auxiliary aasoaious and the Organization Of associations
in e:ch cos srsss,cc. dsuics sso, rc.olguos recon
adrg that tho subec be submitted 70 he Legislatures
OF each STATE and hAi they Be requested 10 scs OF
inco poa Ion for such associations and authorizing The
Prcsident 10 appoint mmiee from each ssAae 70 form
the nucleus CT such association.
nsy veve referred 70 the Comm ittce on Bussea.
Lieut. nowRsy, The delegate from Arizona o6sr~d
lusoss tho suhecs Of scekins lection from the
rel Tor The citizens OF the 0sdsdcn purchase
and ssbing thu Influence OF The Convention 70 Obtain
territorial orsaniza Ion for that territory also, resoiu
ton favoripe tho construction Of the Southern eaunc rail
road by the ~ Paso route me eetabb hment Of povi In
the Cuff ef CAfcrra oeIo< for receips and exorta
TORS and mcptrs ,haa he President transmit 10
nf ntto sASfan ma of