Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-22

words could describe the attendant incid.uts n
Il would be confusion worse oonfounded - and
| more Of TO- The music Of the bands drew a. be-
fore, an immense mass of-mSn, women and chill
dren TO the square After DE- Goats. Of Phfladel-
Phia, had spoken from the anti-Douglss stand
| and Gov. Robe tson from the Douglas stand the
prayed away boisterously while the spea king was
going on from the Gilmor House. The veices OF
| we speakers sounded like hoarse accompaniment
" tne music. and the noise and confusion drowned
tne tones OF the orstOrs and the music notes
Nneh this had continued awhile, 20 the an
noysnoe ana Indignation Of the great msioritv
stone Club, Of philadelphia, came msrchipr
down tie centre Of the square through tie
mass Of people, throwing rockets and bombs
10 open their way, and discoursing NEST discard
ant sounds. When nearly In 'front.' Of the @ ilmor
House, the cry OF Put them back" Fake their
Instruments, y was raised aud In a moment sur
gihg wave Of humanity swept upon the band,
knocking their instruments right and left, and
blows were struck promiscuously. The police
were in the midst OF the melee and struggled
manfnlly 70 restore order and arrest the rins-
leaders OF the disturbance, but the density OF the
crowd rendered their removal absolutely limos
slble- The cheering, grooming and confusion
during the disturbance was Tremendous The
band retired In a short time, and order being re-.
tored, in a manner, the speaking from the anti
Douglas stand was continued TO a late hour
There was good deal Of impromptu volunteer
speaking going on during the day, and several
orators, mounted about in various places, were
taken down by the Polics, and notified 10 remain
quiet. The excitement around the hotels and
is az great ever and the discourses
are carried on with bitterness that increases
hourly.
The Baltimore correspondence Of Forney's
Press, OF June 81, says:
"A Washington delegation Of most enthusi-
astic spirits, have been, and some are vet here
Including Mayor Berret, Alderman Wm Ward.
John r Coyle, ex-Marshal Hoover, John r. En-,
MS, w L spaulding, ex-Mayot Lenox, w
y houasr ana others, most Of whom are ardent
Douglas advocates"
FIFTH DAY.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Un reassemblins this
morning, the President stated that the hrst bust
ness In order was taking the main question on the
Reports OF the Committee on Credentials; and first
OF these, the minority report Of Mr. 6ittings
ne resolutions were then read in order: FIRST
The majority report, second the minority report
Presented by Mr. Stevens Of Oregon and third
Mr. Gittings's resolution
i he Chair decided that Mr. Krum as char mau
OF The committee, had right 20 make a o. osing
address. although tue main question had been
c led for, and Mr.. Krum made powerful closing
speech.
The balloting then commenced.
MI 6ltungss resolution was rejected. fNo
vote givtn.1
The minority report Of Mr. Stevens was re-
Jected by vote of-yeas lOOX, nays $50
Tue mnJority report was voted FOR by resolutions
separately. The first resolution, admitting the
Mississippi delegation, (seceders) was adopted-
yeays $50, nays 2k
The second reso luton, admitting the Louisiana
deleg att IN, was adopt-d-yeas l53 NAYS o.
The third resolution. admitting Arkansas was
adoPted-yeas $50, nays So.