The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-21

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ME-, Fishaf, Of Virginia.-.Mr. itisnt ]
desire to know whether the neuE6srs Of tRil
v0nyenn9n are 70 b excluded irons ssses On
ID oyprGAn1sed II the city Of bolfiymore I
1t 10 20, caa only Say, for one that Win have
NO connection With this Convention. rIAu9t.
teri 1knoW, sir, that there ara represents.
lives from different portions az tne onntrv
outside, who caanot est admitrancs because
your police have the physical power to keer
force Vheyreeoeyer meat IL. MoraI forcs I'm
ready to neet: but cir. 20 lain ma God ~rhat.
ever you may do-you nav station vour
guard-.When 7 have bee Northumberland by
have q 1t commission If. INV d-thev snail
not rec ut my entrance. TRenewed Laughter
And ct L know the fAc { mat now. only by the
court ~ Of your Sarg eant-at.Arms. am 1 on
this ,o0r ishera M f1ftv or n hundred other
cont emen outside mo "a mot eet admittauce
becs use they have nnt red tickets instead OF
blu 0. 49, 1r1S.1s1- =, : = ..7--t 80
SI, lam not complaining of the President
bu I do want this hod.. to organize. am ex.
ce.,dinxly anxious mai We should all be to-
gether here in harmony. But how 10 it possi-
BILE that this thing shoild .Hedone, when every
gentleman is insnlted NJ ,he door whenev er
he demands admission IN an Ter the Conyeu.
ton I make the spgees ION. so that this
thing may be corrected. mr. id that something
may b. done to relieve tho V who are on the
outside now seelrinr ndniesi on here. do not
recognize In yolu.,,ser asso .iatious that there
shall BE- traineS. hands to ba, gentlemen from
admission y, the body. do not care from
whence ''oev come Baltil more has had.
know. an nnfavorable nam ., but she has an
adpi .,:;a.,..;n~ now A I understand, which
j. ..,.srr.tiye in il charact or and calculated
to promo os 'a ne .nv trained bind remain on the
nutside' to refuse admittance to the represen-
t.t;rss.o If the country. ask you to correct
this thing.
cunS sss that feei a little Inundated in at
t.snrt;n1 10 occ,rr,v the floor at all upon a
ncsrp nnestion of personal privilege. stand
IN luz - s tter. 1T PERSONAL erieyance on the
s. '.s;d ~ hone With different temper in
trrow;nns the matter before the country. l
met my friend from Virginia on the outside,
en;,t.n.a hore and for a moment. felt with
M. th.t trar. h.d heen some cross NEGLECT on
the mart Of the o1icers Of this Convention in
1 exnas "a "a rorhans NAV have used some
ssancs "no e the ch.r.csey he has nseTi hers
M, .;r + rssnrted to the same meane he did.
."a m nroof Of NV identity. the Sereeant-at,
49, * . rsesTCrt tina. was eff.scfuaJ and
,c,r 81 ms entrance here. Now. mean
~ 80 shsn no tho end If ~ we have
sonrces Of discomfort and agitation and an.
noyance enough without accumulating these
r.nSs - .aese.;on ~ frons mi. Hen vertion or
eau.a. 80 ~. ~ T;ssoirt;or ~ The JTnions
AZ. ~ .hss. 1881. 7 do not mean
70 rsise sny ca,ss Of offence between myself
" l" ~ oy o.o . ~ io.-,,e md ;nT,ner
ssv 80 49,. 80 80 V;r.;r;o INT an, roIuc
t.a. sn,.. .,,son tod;rsct r.tisctions
To; ~ Trorr fha rear Of the haIl-"Iouder.
NJ T;s,,av Trrn or ronnS and let MS hear YOU.
NJ Ssase,,, 49, an relnctant to allow
.s .;.,ie ...,.ars y, rr;xa1e srief to affect
tse ~ Yh;s onven ton. much less to
sw.Ee annrehension that we are likely to
SWaAc pps;o., 20 . .atssoIution of the Union
nsve S ssrsnt.r and anpiause. Now. sir
o. d"uh, that there has been every inten.
ton o On the nart of the oficers OF this Con-
a.. ~n~Hx n
venon =. ~ 20 crdsrs If This house. and viii
he the last man. though have suffered in the
ordinate oficers the responsibility Of execut-
in9 their duty; for 1t must be apparent that |
nniess they do execute it TO the very word |
and letter, there can be neither order nor pro-
Drfety here. With these few remarks, more
for the purpose Of meeting the implication |
thrown upon the officers Of this body than |
anything else, I yield the moor.
Mr. King OF Missouri.-I wish to state that |
there are some delegates here from Georgia |
that did not secede from our Convention at /
Charleston. They were accredited delegates |
The the
Georgia? 1t was decided that they could |
only cast their own votes. Now, these gentle /
men are refused tickets. presume they have |
without them, and ask If they are y not . entts
tied to have their tickets?
The President-If those gentlemen will
communicate their desire to the Chair. he will |
M. K Il ~ is all wish to know
Mr. Steuart.-Mr President rise merely to
state that, according to my UNDERSTANDINGS,
there can be NO business that oueht to occnnv
the attention Of this Conventionithis evening.
till tomorrow. therefore move that the Con.
vention adjourn
The President-The Chair req nests tha Gan |
tleman to withdraw his motion Tor momsmt
that the Chair may present a communication
he has received to the Convention.
Mr. Steuart-Certainiv.
The motion to adionrn usa o....a;.,I
Withdrawn. W" 'sSoA1A"sAS
that mmnnication rhe fh.;r I'LL. - ns sk
: :nrrass;nr =. h u.1 VIAL oeeaIer ~ make
TMr Eishsr nd !. t9 she ss"aa Ito; LION seia,
su~restion 70 thu Convsnts"r si ;,..'S ~
svstern X 90 ~; :. Caa1
invnIvad M deI;.,a... ~ 60. OP.sH .Sn