Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-28

their lips the Convention before could hear them III,
support the nominee Taen there est here abO 1t
II would have cast vote for that individual
But do think that gentlemen have attempted break up the
Democratic party upon hostility man. and upon principles
ta ane the Interests Of the South Applause do hope that
the wisdom philosophy old, with patriotism
Washington who fought and hed for his country with the devo
ton Of that great man who said 'he Union must and
preserved, reconsider their action and back within this
Convention Applause
Now gentleman Missouri r Johnson) that
outrage has been perpetaed by the adoption OF the unit rule at
Charleston that oatrsg. Tennessee Peratrd upon
herself for large majority Of the Tennessee delegation voted for
that rule They not have known whe they were tending
wer they floating but they aoa,ed with Of their own
will and when go into sape voluntarily try TO crawl
backwards out Of It Applause But do hope that there will yet
be adopted on the part OF the majority Of h ConVenon some
compromise or mo lon upon which the Democratic party can go
battle and break down the enemies Of the Consttut
the Union that eOnsecated by the blood Of the patriots
Mr. Mo.t virginia. again obtained the aoor but yielded
| CALIFORNIA wrrADaAws SAN ExcIrRxESr.
Mr Smith, Of California who said while nnOt say with the
back that time of which have recollection yet
aat an unpoei as the vault Of Heaven California here
with melancholy force. Laughter California is here with Ia
ceraed heart bleeding and weeping the downfall and de-
Y sg the % d,pseon ot Ps perT
by assassn now grnning upon this floor Loud cries OF order
order " 'PG. } i'm out " and sr, at confrsion 49,,
from California Mr smith, the necessity Of avoiding encoun
erng objection regard to the tenor OF his remarks E1
cepon been taken expression that the gentleman has
just used and the Chair feels himself under the necessity OF max
ing This suggestion to the gentleman In relation to the future re-
eman from California Nh smh but not with the expectation
that he going to make speech lie had objection to
The President Informed the gentleman from Virginia (M mof
ht that in yielding the floor he hal given entirely and
when the gentleman California had concluded the gentle
from Virginia must enter into competition with other gen
tlemsn TO obtain the door agan
venon r The delegates from his state had done
all their promote the harmony and unity o. this Con
veon, and 1t their plrpose To connletod am how
instruct 10y the legation to that they desire to
BE- rxu Ell from ting on any further votes unrs
leh fee their desire being to leave the question
for the consideration OF their constituents after they return
home
seec NORTH Carolina briefly adore sel the Convention,
stating that be- for The present. Least should not retire from ts
Convection The time may come but he had seen noingye
ju lin In taking SUI sep lie uld not agree %th me
by those whom he regretted to style ne his A col
aud believed that they doing right but he equally sas
ihi they had done he oppose the nom
topeveath it, bu' he di not ctrd his nomination cause FOR
seeding from Democratic Couycnti1n.
Mr. Claiborne Missouri followed, urging that the convention
proceed night the work al far progressed
n, and under The bh and st P nat no above place
nomination. The candidate Of great NAio al Democratic
party Of the United states the Of Stephen Douglas Of m
nois lie regretted to see So many OF souh,rn re d retire
from the Democratic fold and proceeded to speak In the most en-
public services Of Mr. Douglas lie had onc Ia his life boied
from G. nyen,on aud cane very near proving lis po oAl
death lie found that he had fallen a'ou hundred feet
Ia the esm'iol OF constituent: "hrn ne urnei nome anu
predicted tha Ar fate awaited all Whs should secede from
otherwise he deous 10 get to vote and complete tn
nomination Of Mr. Douglas which settled far-his enc
result crftsnyha. he wou otherwise be tempted t demand
ques0u before he took his Some portion u
thu g.lemaus truly oq1ent and regret that
the hour which they delivered mpes to give
abstract this morning.
Mr. CLARK Ml..ou ii desire the attendance Of the Conyen
ton Tor short time and shall then adj jummeit de
the Convention will the rsiues. ~ dele
CATION regards rtting aud reporting In The
morning slill IOgrnmrut. Cfes o. mo, no
The Preient The motion sl b. IN orle-,
has intervening business iace tee motion for ad
jlurumrut made by Mr hi ey, ~ PenusS lyauiA
Cark-Theu Will proceed 10 make remarks In oder
obyiate this objection
The President fact your addressing the Convention e
the but the Chair would suggest; In order to meet
dncuty that the question be taken 10 her the nan
question shall be put h the eJn desitrs act
1 uish kno~ III make statement after the
main question has been pat,
The Ch.You any the unanimous Of the
C0nysrtou
Mr. Cl.rk-If discontinue my remarks shall certainly
claim ihe hjor afer the question has been put
The PreadentIhe Chair will suggest thai whatever
might exlst then, EXISTS o. the preg egent liae.
Cfies of qu ston, question f"
The Pgesid ut shsl the main question be now put
Cries of 'irs, US"
The motion shan he main question be put 20 into
NOMINATION candidates for Presini and Vice President
carried.
The Psesden,Te motion haAbesp clred viii the Conven
rju5 X. .tt ~ tie mau o. sion +. =
sr cf;.aS pt-psssF2. aoys an A'osrad%ar -.
y M CatkeI N claim she ight 70 make the gaemeLtl
posed ln the morning.
1h Pf.sidrntA motion 70 ourI Is been made All who
iu favor % Il will y0t. aye &c
being rr the President decided that the
question had determined in the ali native ereuPJa TIE
10 30 ourned un II this morning Saturday, at To
O'cl.Ck.