The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-27
An Intense excitemeu, has been pre-.

out 10 lEht
Two of the contestant Delegates from
Delaware, Messrs. Wh,tely and Town
send, bad terrible fist fight this morn
lug ut the G,!mor House.
BALTIAoRE, June 20, 8 80 p. Mt is
now considered nearly positive that the
Committee on Credentials will report this
afternoon in favor of admitting all the
Charleston Delegates whose seats are not
contested, and viii refuse those Of them
who have contestants, admitting their op'
ponents.
There is said to hs a majority Of eight
in favor Of Douglas in the Committee on
Credentials. HIS stock is rising, and his
| friends in the sscendancy.
baltimore, June co., p. M.-The
Convention met again at five o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr. Stewart, Of Michigan, ssil tha, he
! had just heard from the COMMITTEE on
Credentials. lilo learned that it would
be Impossible for them to prepare n re.
| port before to morrow. After five min
stes session the Convention adjourned
until ten o'clock to morrow morning.
morning have all been amicabIy srraug'
| ed.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The Conv-n'
| lion rnvt lhls morning At 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Craig, Of Missouri, offered series
OF genera! resolutions against prohibiting
slavery III tho Territories, favoring the
Faithfully execution of existing la~s, and
recognizing AS bInd'ug tle decisions Of
the Supreme Court IN relation 10 slavery.
! The Report of the Committee on Gre
| dentIaIs Was first H. order. Mr.. krum,
Chairman Of that COMMITTEE, presented
t. Q tn jority report.
The Conmitiee report no credentials
or claimants for seats from Florida or
! South Carolina.
lhe Louisiana contestants are admit
ted, also both Delegations from Georgia,
who are To cast the vote Of that State
Mcssrs. WhIeIy r,i Bnyard are admit.
ted from Delaware.
Gov. Stevens, ci Oregon, read The mi
monty report, which dr,Eonted III strong
'erms nom many Of tho views oi tie .ua
JorIy report.
Mr.. GIIUng-, Of MarI land, made au ia
nN,dua' report differing Slightly from
"oIh the other reports, aud gave uuIIce oi
nS Intention 10 ASK Tor ah H'he"inio"I TO
tue m'J"riy report.
1t Is understood here that the South
Carolina DrI-sauon, "ith othc.s now re
manning ~ k'h""nd. have been '"SiTuc'
'ed 10 moi" al 'ni"'mHI meeting 'her" 1"
day. aud ""J""'n I" MEET IN Baltimore.
"1 '"t cat "i '"o President, necessary,
t'"''d"'i that the seced"rs again "'th
''"". - "h'ch event, no CONVENTION"
MI tee Held III Richmond. but IN this city,
h' fe as" h"'"S Ii { 'n''hrrcd rArcd'chi.
oALiiMo"E, J""e ~. i. Nil ne
! Convention met again al h"!hP"si hour
t'"rN' NJ
MI MO" Sohery' Z" pennsylvania,
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Pe'n'" e"'
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E''""'' p.''e"u""' ""'",he very much
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H'",s" '''"' lie 'o''' '''''"""d'
So.
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H's"'H ""' '''''e o' tue "''"e'' eA'''e
''e''' '1' "'''' CONSERVATION e"S"e'.
! "o "'"',o" 10 noJ'"th WAS renewed
Wv" P's'''' mo se'''"" '"s'ea Only
'"r"! "''""'es'
:, ",' """' s"'"eiy nm" son oi MI
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NJ" 'Ss!!
W. "io''So"'o'S Is az advocate q
n'uS''S ,'' ""a MI; N'"c''' 10 ''ro"g'y up
loS'' ~ "'' "o','''"''on.
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"t ~ .''" ~ "'N pe''gH''o" nave received
4'''"''' ''o'' 10" 5''S' ASKING 'h't "''
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