Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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Tbs OonFeRea@n was asllad 60 eBaar b.
Judge smalle9s uhaisupan Of sas NaAiea1
ia Gomami sks8s saA
Prensls Z. Mlsarnes og j Fk., Ms claol
J "a tamp0Raxw EAainsn&n, sad EasaRms6
! tkAnka for tAa AeaoE. ysT $50
pEsysE rs sEsa sy Rsv' d.. Hsassl
NagF. Rls - sppdsassa ssnpsl
raEys SssEeAagy ss s. Gli3 ~!
& DIR. Fisher ef Virgiaia, offered . lsss
ter fron the Regnande Weoa -aal legasion
cf New TuxR. 6getf
The rsaaisx e ahs lester was nsyeeesd
70 BY As. Ceaaae Hsw FOEkf faa aoA IN
! order. @r.s.azaa Esr
Considerable sssissmsDs innedissely
easued. ~ h
Mr. Fishsr daasea ltths right of the
} delegate asaaw ssw Yoak 10 speak sn she
subject, and said thai when the lsstsE
was read 10 had . FeaoluEion 10 oher to
the OonyentIoa-
As, CoeAran demanded the reading Of
the Eesolusioa= Bss Ea5ass Z. .sa-
/ The qasskian was submitted 80 tha
Convention whether ths letter should be
read. "
Dsoided in he Affirmative.
Mr., Cochran ghsz moEed that the ru.
. les Of che last Nstional CenventioB be
adopted.
ar. Fisher edntsndsd shas hs had shS
aoar. ... s-a@E Zaas--..al s- ss,-.lsz
Immsass confusion and sxsitemsnt,
aud cries Of order. .--..... ......
The P, esident decided that MF. Coeh-
ran was entitled 30 slae floor. - -5 =
Z AE. Fisher would net De trampisd
upoRi be had hia riEhts and would main-
tain them. ...
Mr.. CLARK Of Ala, protested against
. the dseislo1 Of The cllair. sr
( -Ganfasion iRaxaassd@ asa.. a. a-.e "a
3 Mr.. WalksEs Of Alabam& being called
for, came forward, moupted the Clerks
table, and demanded thAt he should be
beard, appealing frsu The aecision Of
G4e G4atEs -EE# .F.-E .A# ~.
The qasslion was pas on the appeal
chair sustained |
Immense cheering.
Mr. Fisher again presented the lesser |
Of the Wood dslsgatioR. g.. e.. /
The President decided its reception |
out Of order.
hfr. Uook, Of Ohio, offered a resolu-
se0n to appoint committee o. psrna.
hsRt oFgaBlkation, ae .l.5.s E.@8o |
dr. BaEkAdals, Of Miss, offered an /
amendment that it shall eonaist only |
Of fnembsrs OF States from which there I
is 10 contest. 1872.
AIr. Richsrdson, Of Hlinoia. spoke IN !
favor Of hsrmoay, and urged avery
gentleman to keep calm aud preserve
order.
Mr.. OoohraRs did Bot desire anything !
bet fair hsariBg.
Mr. Cook, of Ohio, offered g resolution
excluding the New York and Illinois
delegations from participating in the
organization, tbs entire delegations be-
ing contested. 49,.
SIR. Clark Of Missouri, conceived thai
the resolution was cut Of order-tLat no
State should be excluded, whose dsie-
gates have bsSn once admitted 10 the
Roer. .. .za-ss. e.. .. ..aa. !
Cheering and excitement,
Mr.. Cook oontanaed that those who |
were admitted 10 the hoor had q per-
feet right to participate In all the acts
Of organization exeept the sammtttss on
credeRtiRls. z....... |
i long debate snsaed, participated in
By Mr.. RichErdson, OF Illinois, Jadgs
Week 0f Al@haMa, and AAr. Barksaals,
Of MiSsissipRis s.s e6a 81 ss ..4E~. = I
DIR. Cessna oAEsrsd AZ amendment, khas
two committees, ena on organisation and
one On credentials be appointed. New
York 2ud Illinois bsing excluded fEon
the latter -.. a .s... ....-..I -.- H.
The pr@ious question was called
aud the resolution adopted. Ayes, 254.
Nays, "A.
Resolutions were introduced request
ing the delegates Of nliHois and New
York, not to participate in the oTganiEa.
tion until their right TO seats had bean
settled.
A motion 10 lay the resolutions on
the Eabls, was Sarrisd. Ayes, 2S6i maya
A.
The States we're then called aud the
names Of the committee on organisation
and credentials were designated by the /
delegations. .. ..-.. /
A resolution MAS offered requesting /
that the credentials be handed to the .
Secretary.
sIr. Fisher demanded that Woods let I
ten be read and referred to the GOmmiS- .
tes On pTedeaiials- =#. E.s.5 4. s..ss ....t /
Mr, Cochran moved thai il be rsosived !
and referrsd e the Comm lttss without
: TeAd4ng. Afssr mmH0 sxeAtsnc1s ~ @A& 7
adopted szr .f a.a |
/ a Aresolutiou exeludiDg the New YORK
1 and Illinois delegations from the COM
] mittas on sfeaenfIafs was adopted With
kthe KsaIowina negative Sosses MARI hand
n, Virginia Is GseFgis 10, Llhnoas 9,
I FLouiSiAna s, Mississippi l. Teas \ Cali
igornia 9, balance in tbs affirmatlvs.-i
Ayes "a, Esys So.
Z On the naetipa 70 request them net 10
I paxsgeipats ia shs EgsHi8asions the vess
was ns&rly the sane, Virgins ycsing ayS,
and AgkAnsaa nag.
| Tbs csedsnss als having been handed
ID the commistee, tbs Convensaoa, on
motioH adjourned as . 3o'slooks until TO-
\ morrow .s s75 -.s
j The following ID copy OF the letter
Z PRESENTED by Mayer Wood ID bshsIf Of
lbs Hard sshsll Dassgasisas saiss
et 81. AsDaawss EAa2, April "a.
T1etha cbasgmas ef sha AaaiaeeI Con.
sEIR.--The andsTsigpads Chaigman and
Secretaries OF the Delegation from she
II State Of New Tork, rspSesensinx the or.
aani8mkica of sAs Dem0csMkfa party in
Ghas Stats, ha4a haAm &ieastad By tha
Dalagatlon 10 present to ths Conxausion
ever which yon preside, thai hy the ae-
ton 81 Mr.. Smalisy, Chsirnan of The
! NasionaI Goinnattss, they have been sx-
! eluasd ffem ne Hail u Nhien The 0sn<
i yentioa has been assembled an6 perseas
SIN no way entitled hare been allowed 10
oceuuy tksir plaosas therefore, ia behalf
of the Delegssisn from the State of New
f8rk, ws pFossss sgasmas thuir exelasion,
!. whils slsa psgHen& Rsserssd 60, whs apa
peax here ID contestants 10 Cur Eaghea,
I ara parmittad ta geoupg oar sea&s in al,
: vance cE xA Investigation by ths Cen
! gsnsauns and whiist w alaiaA ne advan.
s taga ovaE omE sppaaamt@y sxn saaal nsi
aahmia to aAy aAsAnsags wSongkally oA.
tanned over aAs