Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-29

baltimore, June = .OU 4 u
Tie motion to table the reconsideration
! the vote by which the minority report was re-
| i'cted was negarived ,ll34 to 1854, New York
voting no.amidst intense excitement. Doug
! las moG detected. South elat.d Adjourned
! till seven.
lOP.M.
The Convention reassembled at : o'clock.
. The theatre was crowded. The report that
I Mr.. Douglas had t2legraphel 10 withdraw
! his name created intense excitement Mr..
! Cessna moved the previous question on a
s reconsideration OF the vote by which the mi
{ u1rity report OF Stevens Of Oregon was r.
I lectej. The previous question was ordered
and the motion 30 reconsider. Lost. Yeas los
/ nay 50. New Tork voted in the negative
/ The motors to reconsider the several resolu-
! t'ou- adopted during the morning, were thtn
laid ON the table in their order.
Mr.. Russell of Virginia took the floor
/ saving that the time had now arrived when
II became his duty to withdraw. Mr. Lander
Of y L announced that a majority OF dele
gates from that StIte. for what tn z cOusid-
cred 20 he an outrage on the Sout1, would
withdraw. retired. Mr. Yulee Of Tenn,
asked to retire temporarily for consultation.
Caldwell Of XIV. asked leave TO retire to con
-nt for Kentucky The S,ule delegates took
their seats Mr.. Ewing Of the Tenn. Dele
gates announced that 10 delegates would re-
tire 6 remain
The Convention then ordered the previous
question, and adjourned till 10 tomorrow.
D9uElas ;elegraphs TO modify the Platfrm,
and, # necessary 70 preserve the party, 70
Withdraw his name. His friends sent him
severa- dispatches. not % emharrass their
action, but 10 leave himself IN their hands
B41rlv5RE, June %, ll25A.M
\ p rtion Of the Tennessee delegation
retiring. made q spread eagle speech. and
called their brother delegates bogus. 4 row
ensned. Both parties retired, and challenges
passed
Gen. Cushing, the President Of the Con
venton, IS making his retiring speech.
amidst the most intense excitement. though
the most profound silence il ms'"+"'--' -
order - oatoi hfs words.
His power Of delivery is good, and remarks
impressive. lie said that in the present
crisis Of the Democratic party, ne felt con-
strained 30 pause and consider rs 10 his
course At the close of his remarks Gushing
left the chair and took his seat with the
Massachusetts, delegates.
Butler attempted to speak, but was met
with disorder and objections, also motions to
proceed 10 q ballot. When Massachusetts,
asked that Butler should be heard in their
behalf there was profound sensation.
lie proceeded at some length, bus was
finally stopped by Mr.. Cavanagh Of MINI.
p. NJ
OF the Massachusetts delegates the follow
ing have left the Convention Swift, Lincoln,
leland, Wales, Wright, Riley, LorinE,
Williams, johnson, Whitney, Butler, Cha
pin, Carpenter and Cushing. Oliver Stevens
was appointed Chairman of the Mass. dele
cation under its new organization. and Henry
Stevens, Secretary.
LATER.
4 ballot for candidate for President Is now
II progres. The Penn. and other delegates
are now OUT for consultation.
New York voted solid 50 iyr Dodgias.--
Mr. Soulo cast the vote of Louisiana for
Douglas amid terrific applause. The follow
NC was the r,snIf lst hlllot-D ouglas l76
AGAINST him 25b.