Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-06-28

any cifctimsssncs' he will never bs Prs'i.
dent.
The Break up of the !Party-One
Section nominates Douglas and
Fitzpatrick--Gen. Cushing With
draws from the Charlie Pre-
sides over the State Rights
Democratic Convention They
Nominate John G. Breckenridge
for President---Gen. Jos. Lane
for Vice President.
BALTIMORE. June ~, 1850.
Mr.. Ssyler Of r.. l., rose ~ point of
order, the gentleman who 10 speaking BY the
indu igenss Of the Conve n,ion had no right
to indulge 10 offensive remarks. (Appfauss. J
Mr.. Merrick desired to know the name Of
the delegate from Illinois, against whom the
charge had been made " tie delegate ffoth
California. 5's
Mr.. Smith-we shs.t get that in time.
Mr. Mer''ok-I d'~sas IL y know t'' 'sd's
There was great excitement ssnd eonfu.
sion during which Mr. Smith efidesvored to
speak, he kept the floor however, and grew
mUre offensive in manner as the Convention
refused to hear. The President after rap.
ping for order requested Mr.. Smith to pro.
coed in order.
Mr.. Claiborne, :of Mi,souri--If the Pre-
sident Of the Convention will not protect
Us from the insult Of this delegate, I desire
tha, he shall not prevent US from holding
him TO- account ourselves. Cloud applause :.
M. Msrrick, Of Missouri. sppealed to sl
parties 10 remember that they were III
National Convention, nd In the prese nee o
ladies, he hoped all present would preserv,
order and decorum In debate. (Applsuse.
The gcntlemsn n from CaliforniG hes made
charge Of personal character sgainst tn,
whole delegation from Iiliuois; I dssies h,
should name the individual delegate ne Il
ludes to, In order that he may take the 70
|, sponcibili,y on himself.
D Mr.. Smith attempted to speak but wss Id
ier.upted by loud cries Of order.
| Mr. Samuels, OF Iowa. hoped the gentle
man would be allowed TO proceed 10 order
Mr.. A. Smith, intend to bs hesrd;
} must say that the Convention Is scting lik
= sick child who shows great reluctance I
take physic. The President cslled Nj
Sm ith to order.
Mr.. Stevens, of Oregon. in appropriate
remarks announced the Withdrawal Of th
! delegation from Oregon from the Convsr
ton.
Mr.. Moffst. of Virginia, took the floor on
spoke earnestly sgains. secession.
. Mr.. Riley. Of Pennsyivsnis. moved to I'd
{ journ. Lost ISL to 9ioi.
Virginia inquired II alternaies who he
not seeded, were entitisdto gu seats d.
serted by principals. tCiies Of yea. yes
Mr.. Goulding, of Georgis, took the Zoo
J, and repeated his speech 10 favor of tho slav
trsds, delivered at Charleston.
/. M. Whitney, Of Macs, stated that som
of the Massachusetts, delegation desired /
retire for consultation, (Lauahter.)
Mr.. Salisbury, Of Delaware, said Will
. Dslewsrs would not leave the Conventlo
. they would st present refrain from voting.
Mr.. Steele. Of N. c., made strong spsec
agaiast secession.
Mr. Ewing, from the majority Of the Tsu
ussses delegation. annovncsd that 10 dele
sstss would retire and remain.
Mr.. Clairborns, OF No., made an eloqusu
speech In favor Of Mr.. Douglas.
The Convention then ordered the previou
question and adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock to
} morrow.
BALTIMORE. June -.
The Thester is sRsin crowded today.
, The Douglss delegated from Loulslsn
!, end Alabama have taken seats. ;r
Prayer was delivered BY Rav. Mr.. Cus
minrs.
Mr., Garrett, Of Ala, moved to have th
, names Of the delegates from Alsbsms cor
{ rected according to the list sent W.
Mr.. Caldwell, of KY, stated that after th
withdrawal of the delegation last evening
they held mestin: and re-ssssnbled sgsi
: this mo, ming The circumstances In whic
, they were placed were exceedingly enbss
{ rassing, and ,hey were unsbls 10 come 10
|, harmonious conclusion. The result 10 The
ten delegates viii withdrew ffea The Cos
vention and nine remain. r1Hae q
The latter paper vas read flrss, sad stts
: Il had been read, Mr.. Payne Of Ohio. move
to return the paper immsdi,ssly 10 The ga
tlsmun who presented II, wlsh The iutimatio
that the Convention declined 70 receive I,
(t,riss Of Eyes. yss, that's rlehs.) ~ pn q
IT. Psyns Did not recognise the right
!, delegates seeding ftoR De ccuvtasios
insuh The majority, op 70 inpusW The sstio
Of the Convention because . majority pssss
on the credentials Of those slsimisg sss'
+ In the CoSveHtion. ~ 'ts'l'
e Mr. Csldwef1 assured the Convention sh'
u he had no knowledge Of the contents. h hs
d been hsndsdt 70 him while ea the Aeos. n
q other pspsrs would Ss found perfectly y
" spsctiui In language and temper. z "a