The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

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Charleston, April 15d. 1850.
The city i quiet tonight, there ls no pubic
speaking at head quarters. The votes OF the
delegation to-day are regarded as mdicatne
the nomination OF Douglas, all the douglas deie
CATION voted in favor Of the soft \. 4: delesa
tion. The committee on credentials Will repnr'
largely in their favor and also in favor OF tlie
Illinois Douglas delegates. IT IL believed inc
sorts will vote Tor DongiaA
The thermometer IN shade ID "a.
Alabama will demand slave code, and an ef
fort will be made to ballot for candidate be
fore the committee on platform reports.
The indications are that the convention will
adjourn by Thursday
Charleston. April -
The National Democratic Convention re-as
sembled at 10 o'clock this 4 N.
The Committce Oh Permanent Organization
reported in favor ofHon. Caleb Gushing fos Pres
SsAAN1
each State in the Union. Those Of New York
| are Erastus Corning and J. Edward Coop; Mary
land, w. d. Bowie and d. /. Lowe; Pennsylya
| MA, Ihos. Cunningham and /. Van Zant.
dispatch from Washington was shown
around the Hall, from member of the Cabinet,
declaring the reports Of dissenson III the Cabinet
growing out OF Walkers testimony entirely des
titute OF foundation, and the Cabinet we're never
| more entirely harmonious.
| The Committee on Permanent Organization
also reported an additional rule. to-wit: That
In any State in which i has not been provided
or directed by its State Convention how it, vote
may be given, the Convention will recognize the
right OF each delegate TO east his individual vote
Mr. Wight, Of Penn, made strong appeal for
harmony. II harmony did not prevail here, the
| nomination TO be made would not be worth the
paper on whichitw was recorded when brought be-
fore the people. He was in favor OF the rule ev
cry delegate should be permitted to cast his vote
in accordance with his convictions, and with
| those OF his friends. Pennsylvania had never
| acted as unit, except when their sentiment
was unanimous. He closed by demanding the
previous question, and the vote was taken on
that part OF the report relating to presiding OIL
| GERS, and It was adopted unan'monsy ".
Mr. Fiourncy then returned thanks, counsel
ling moderation and harmony we are all marcii-
ing under one nag The Democratic party have
but one hag-the nag ot our country ne de'
nounced sectionalism and hoped no more allu
| slons would be made 70 such DIVISION
Hon. Caleb Gushing was then introduced to
the Convention and made a most eloquent and
patriotic speech. His ailusion TO Calhoun and
his motto OF truth, justice and the constitution
called forth prolonged cheering. 1t was the des
tiny OF the Democratic party, he said. to stand
upon this and strike down and conquer the trai
toroas fanaticism arrayed against 1t in one sec
ton Of the Union. Mr. Gushing was again
loudly cheered upon the conclusion OF his ad
dcess
About half an hour was then spent in settling
the Vice Presidents and arranging for the Secy,s
and also preparing for formal and en- rsetic
enforcement OF parliamentary rules in the future
proceedings OF the convention.
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reported BY the committee on organization N
which Mcssrs Richardson, McCook, cessna O
Penn., Barry 81 Aiss, Josiah Randall ana m.hy
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