Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

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on the platform, they he'd no sooner gone 99t
Tran they cfsred 70 unlta on candidatei provid.
cd one man was nos nominated 90 u was no
hght for principle but proaerPtlve hght assihii G is
refnarks that he had been Democrat from the
time he drew milk frum his mOthere breast
uanghter.l Ho should never desert the Demo
A smItH Of California took the floor. While
he could not say his Democracy dated baeN 70
time of which he had no recollection, nc eoule
boast that II was o. pure aa me canoPy ~ % ~ 80
the downfall Of the Democratic perry: lkk99geu
iapRhterl Yes he repeated, the downfall ot the
Democratic party, for Il had been aiaDpeo py th
Rssassin now grinning on this hoor. -.
LIQUID cries OF order and much excitement,
during which Smith continued standing on
settee. from which he was speahng,l
Several delegates rose In different parts o. tke
Hail and Smith with his arms folded, stood sur
yeying them and sneering contemptuously -.
After much confusion The President stated thst
the remarks of the gentleman Were only H.SS ,SS
bv the indulgence Of the convention ana the
Chair hoped he would proceed In order
Smith when silence was restored sala u va
the most extraordinary thing possible thas etely
delegate should undertake 10 dictate 70 MN DOW
he should speak He should express himself ~
he thought proper, and while he was no Draga.
docio he desired 10 say IN all seTloeshess ii ma
any person who might OBJECT Y WIS 1i5 ,,ot pnovt
what was the use Of language II n
was not used plainly, uniess ~ shoI shoulI
only bo as some writer h5a s5PSsseso hs Va IN he
habit Of using Il 70 express bis ideas ~ sp he sp9&Ss N
Of the company In the boxes ne should S bid a ali
iair sex he spoke Of The gaA lamps ee y, S ss
them BY their names, Ho Yps eeeustoneo " ~ IsS
Language such as he thought appropriate 10 'ho
VIA Convention had properly been held in Thea
ter and the comedy ot srrers ln tns PSF ~ lLldy
OF blood This acting Of an Irregular Sohfenttlou
derisve A1ghtsr he Iad irTsgSisT Ss1NTsHtSh, w I9
Which, ons oil the Illinois delegation had CONFESSED
10 him was a trick. lCries oforder. =. - .-s.-
Ths gsStieman who ia speaking BY the indulgence
Of the Convention had no right 20 indulge In onshse
Ssasd 70 know the name of the delegate
from Illinois against whom the charge hAa Deeh
made y The dsssgsis F3PR fPst CGliif5nia' a tme
Morriok-I demand to know bis name pow s,--
Tbere was great excitement and confusion, curing
which Smith endeavOrrd 10 speak ne AePs @ ~ i
floor, however, and gave more onensl1e iA
manner, as the convention refused 70 near; ,....d
Tho President, amer rapping for order requested
snlta e 81 SisinSff The President Of the con.
ysntion viii lot protect from the insult q thls
MsIIet apposisd to uii parties 70 remember that
they we're in National ConY Ysntion and In the pres
snse 4 81 91ies bs HSRfII SsRtIsman ma from California has
made 4 charge Of q personal character against ths
sns ne indyduai delegate he aludos to, IN order
fhaf he may take all the responsibility on hlmseH
smith attempted to speak but was interr ruptou D'
Iowa hoped the gentleman would be permitted
to proceed In order. -.
the convention is acting Ike SICK child VINO
shows great reluctance TO take physlc. he r.
peated that the resolutions known as the unit
Tnle which has been adopted by the eonYenI0hi
bes bean designated to him by an Illinois dele
gate Is an international designed trick and fraud
upon the convention. Loud cries OF "order!'
and much indignant excitement -, M.
The President called Smith TO order Inc
words he was speaking was out OF order, ana
I sbould mot be used when the indulgence OF the
Convention was EXTENDED to the speaker as
4nother point of order was that the gentle
mans Allotted time had expired.
A Snith--But l have been interrupted anu
will not allow that to be dedueted from ny ~! te' i
The President-The Chair has kept the time
faithfully, and has allowed nYe minutes ior the
A. smith~.Then claim ten minutes now Mr.
Chairman, I mean TO have my " MINI nu'es-an nun
es1 Tbs H. Presidept gentleman will take his
| seat 1oud cries of 'order down, down 20
After same time, Smith desisted and left the
Stevens Of Oregon, in appropriate remarks, an
nouneed the withdrawal o. the delegation from
! Oregon, from the convention
Wofst Of Virginia took the door and spoke earnest
Il, agsinst Recession The delegates trom Virginia
vars piedQed to support the aominnee OF the Demo
stit1sbts would stand by the National Democratic
/ party whoever might desert it; .-r -,
] ~
inc Nv The national democratic organization, until
be was taken suddenly i'll and eompeliea 70 ylei ls
nfSh Riley, ofPsnpsylvmia, moved to adjourn. Lost
iesSna called for a vote on the previous question
/ on his motion to proceed to ballot, -. -, \.
CLARK Of Missouri hoped that consent would De
ghTh fbs % Se1oSyeption had ordered the Previous
/ question, IN order that the Missouri delegatiion
might have leave to consult on the present oonaion
His own mind was made up but at the request Of
! others Of the delegation he desired that TINS %
oGIs Gessna had no objection to such himself
but could not say what the wish OF the ooh'en'ion
IFaiS Ss of Missouri was anxious that the prop
osition Of his colleague should De carried OUT IN
order that even oF 95 one 9g go e be
He Desired to say that while he vas ready 70 Iol-
| low his colleague most anywhere, ne was hqt
willing 70 follSE A any one oai ~ naIy WV
/ CLARK of Missouri-This remark may place me
/ Ia a faIse position have said my mind was
| fxed / shall never leave this body. Loud aP'
P31iSS ViTSps INQUIRED If alternates who had not
oade6 were entitled TO I'LL seats deserted by prin
eipalsi
NJ GouldinS Of Georgia, took the floor and repea;
ted bis speech In favor Of the Slave Trade delivered
a. AZ Igbit1sy Of Massachusetts,, stated that some
of fhe Massachusetts, delegates had decided 70 ret'
from the Convention La1gnteFi3 ssi3 vhils Delawar,
would not leave the Convention they would a. pres
ent refrain from voting, reserving 70 theInsei'e e.
M Steele Of North Carolina, made strong speecl
M FTinT, from the mai 1rity Of the Tennessee
delegation announced that ls delegates would retlr
% Clairborne Of Missouri made an eloquent
speech in favor Of Douglas, and ADVOCATED M
claims "a national Democrat and gallant Ieader
with him at the head Of ticket, he had no fear
for the result ,,...,,..
tion and adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
Douglas has telegraphid here 70 modify ~
, platform II possible, and, II necessary, 70 WIN
I draw his name.
There Is much excitement.
6uite number Of ftelegraphic dispatches nave beei
M t Don1ias by friends here ,exhorting him not t
embarrasB their action, but to leave himself In I'M
hands Of his friends.
There 3 speaking IN Monument Square tonight
but very little enthusiasm.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHEoToN, June p.
HOUSE
Norris, of Illinois, asked, but failed to O6tail