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

Mr. RyAs Of South Carolina, moved the previous qies
unp ~brh sustained and the main q ae ~ n, witch
Mr. Pryor., notion having be en- put Is was decide
NJ B11nIA. 4 Mississippi. moved that he orst rae
.noted ny the lat cnnvenaSn aiso adopted by the
,.essp body The rrle 'esds ~ follows:-
The com itee recommend voting upon eli quss
e'o'e ID. cow a.,n each shAi cas- the
de iteb mo.sd bs, mlttse Of Two from each sate
seecen from he ceegsacn Of each Sale "
sr mftee bus,peis
On uot'ou Of Mr. ruouA, nj Va It -as amended by add
. one, 10 make me n mber three
TIE o,ion aRrsed Ia az amended
NJ. JcHs CHAMBLES, Of Va Cd that the reporters
then In he ball he io~ed TO take their seats morroE
thu quss nos stands, no eprese atanvs o' ii
Mr. PhYoR, Il Va. "a /, was Impossible tbs, this mat
er cool be ened nnless they had specification Of tbs
o',e,s who were deemed obnoxious to the C,nson,u
W. FrQUA. Of Va said he did not know ~h, the
srortters resent whe her they we're frisody or
iepd n the objects Of the Convention &c had oesr'
na 'hee wsro Who unfrepdly to the purpose
hst hojy aud, o. matter o. courpe. unriead 70 tae
siunons Of ,he outh What dos that sesolu ion do
F'hee we're such be did nos kuos, except the La
You ngie WITH here Who testne, against the acton
o his @dy-yea make him . compliment 70 report h'
o oSn. him to to 'efs IN , tue haa w. W.
o'd p" desire TO invite witness ~ho unrenty and
preudiced ard " Trey hao specification OF toe feelogs
- nse pr .en and duly informed Of toeir 20 ioaa
with reft renee the SOUTH he for one would willing
IA, heir exclusion II h rpec roould so a-tfy Il
rue that epor,e-s friendly I, this Convention could M
be ouDo th oagbout the South, and thst should be
elled 10 adj at parsons ~no woas ms'rterpre oar
scion' he made remarks oEaa unknt Character, but
las IN their MIDST (Appasse) Suppose that these re
nbose reports to be relied upon at tho North
INK proper to Iepo unfren yw5a' will be the conse
iueDcsS lhsv will he believed In preferences n all the 70
.o'B that made by thoae who are fiieDdly 10 or
anse. he did not see why such state OF things aaould
KIT The Southern re ,orters are capable Of ling
-,FIl ruth
cessariy command Is much reliance a. those o.
Arsous ho.nle 70 Southern ine,eslE So far a.
bal might Tspspre sh,rd 90 forth 10 the ~ord, oa ie
Il go iorln hmhfuly Suppose these reporters make re-
corlers reoor differently the for ner w necessarily say
mound eston be raised upon the accuracy or their re
or,s we bad the same sdvasges as those southern re
ortrrp wa therefore ma ntain that what ~ sag s
He would that they ought not TO have scat on
hal floor II Thee ~as any maa there who ~as oppced
,ba, body he cnRht not 10 be there ethe- rter
or delegate The Northern people may the most Of
scops provided they faithfully represented but
accomplish that should be sure to selet southern
rsporsers he hoood tie proposition Of the gentle man
would ne rejected.
gr. rHAnsIes rsid the gentleman seemed very spp-e
hpsve tire approach Of mics of his from tue North
Po cared nothing shat course these men meaut pursae
% their reports we're con ,erned. The truth
std uIln aiely triumph, despite al m'srepresentaton
de utiei ardess 10 who heard his remarks
Ia -euld ass the esident he cared III, heard his
peech Row extensively 1t should cir cuse the wings
IN ,hs ou.y of the toork eper 70 excide every man
sho not duly authorized 70 enter the nall Of the Con
venon and further than that, he did not think It neces
cary interfere In the matter not hi inen ioD to
rubserve the purposes Of Greeley Garrison, any
,her Yankee sbotonist What desire is thai the &C
SD D Of he press to DO oircsass% 70 ' the fai
tst extent possible he regretted that ,hs proposu
inv all the members Of the press preseas 70 scat in
In the hall OF reporter for the NEW YORK
HEsAID the New York Trsbuhe ana even they were
be rerarded ~ expedient and proper that they
"a e
TACT the ect Of his proposition, and he trusted the
Conven Ion ~culd ace the propety OF carrying It out
nr. FrQUA rose to point OF order, Viii ID was that
the itioa sub mted by the gentleman who had just
taken seat oat Of order. similar proposition Chat
Mr. LYONS se. addressing hm'ef briefly 10 the point
OF order 70 say, that the ter stood, the
but treat vi ecorn and contempt 10 occupy STATS In tue
ball he sould Ak that was consistent ~t,h their owa
dgnf Was not far better that they ahould ut ooce DO
omistSd than leave them In tue anomalous position Of
otcupyp sea0 without any privilege, and yet not pro
hibieds 1t was the duty OF the President he would beg
10 81 S sae 9n be-
exclude these men from the ball
PsroR inquired Of the gentleman whether under his
tresidtnoy savannah, resolution admitting al report
Mr. LYONS ala his Impression was that resolution sml-
lar 70 ,hA. uauy adopted ey the ISssasurs or House o.
duly of the Convention 10 give them seA and
be old tive seas TO the reporters OF the HERALD Aad Tm
he believed He about 70 remark TIA the posuon Of he
reporters . peculiar one ~ maters no stood We
cay shew wont invite yoa 70 take seats In tue Con
%ss os ana % 20 -.
nothing you they desired 10 exclude any par iculAI
reporter let proposition 70 that effect DO made sad hs
Here some gen'lemsn submitted the resolution on the
subject Of admitting reporter the Savannah C,nventoa
h. pr,v,sse Su maze Oosr: Of The oouvcnou Sy Oon
invited 10 srt ~ assistant secretaries
Arter ie' db CUSTOM chiefly on points OF order
bavbg reference 10 the admiRtb ~ or the propoetor
under consideration similar having been previoasly
vct.d oo~n. the resolution was lei I 90 tue n,Ie.
The Convention thea adjourned I'LL o oc ock A. n, to
morrow.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
KNOXVILLE, fem, Augua IL, 1857.
The Convention met 81 O'Clock, pursuant 70 adjourn
nenL
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Martin, Of tennessee.
Tue CHAIR announced that consequence o, the abseuc
Of priucil Secretary the minutes Of yesterday oou
rot be read at that stage.
letter ~As read, and ordered to be duly received
from The Secretary Of the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad
COMPANY rendering tho Convention tho free use Of tina
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otber correspondence rscciv we'd, which, wing
her great Length, we're not read They were referred
the 7ommi tee on Baslpess
The CHA requested that the several deseaiioas preseu
would ran Ia the Of the gentlemen appointed b.
them 70 act upon the Committee Business and thu, th,
names Of tho cnarmen OF the several Delegations voul'
sl.o be furnished 9Th corrected LIZ, Of the dessa.s
f,om each State.
Co Ball. OF south Oarolins, moved that the subea IN
relation the admission Of Lieut. Sylvester 20 xrey
del-gs,- from part Of the tsrrory Of Ne~ Mckee (Ar
zoba) be bken no.
rne motion sas agreed 70, whcrcupon Col Q. movet
nas Bost bowrey be admitted Q delegate He 70
NAKED lha, this privilege Involved merely right
gage In the debstes, ~hhous any powse 70 vote.
sfore The qsestoo on NE motion 70 sdmn Lieut.
so-rey 's PIT delegate from n'sis.ipa called fo'
the reading Of Gen Gadseo lctlcr the al
mi''on Of Iieut referred 70 yesterday rnis cal
ssr me TIE ground that The - position Of the
hssisipri delegation yesterday resdered imposs.
bic TO- them W hear the iesser zen read
Tho call vas srsocd uo and The question having beea
taken on Dol Balls motion ooed In The alrmal
fHB SLAVE TRADE
Mr. BsrAs, Of South Carolina offered The following rcso
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R-vovcd, That 10 The opinion Of this Convention Nv
eighth Gle OF he 81 wash rtou raacd on ths
hnfA No ahGx L. A Az