The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-25
Great Speech Of Mr.. Yancev.
lNTECEDENTS OF THE CANDlDlTES,

@, Win said
"ehtlemen-The public of what has trans
preo IN ule CITY 81 Baltimore within the last hours
National Democratic assemblage for the nomination Of
President and Vice President aud tor making natfnrm
toI the democratic patty has excluded fom
large number of those who believed to be the rem
reSentayes of the Democracy of States conse-
quence of this exclusion and c, urse pursued in
o a nehIioh IN Gaa |" va lous other matters, it
was deem proper by a considerable number of those
VINO were then IN the Convention, that they should re-
the from its deliberations tAppausel
Having retired from its deliberations it then became
incumbent upon those who had retired to consult
together amongst themselves to ascertain what
would be most proper and expedent this nov
el and disastrous aspect of the have con-
suited ogethera have ~ndeavored il could devise
some means of bringing order of this chaos And
having consulted together has been ermned by those
eXpedent MEANS would be TO endeavor tohave meeting
IN which We could consult together freely and
upon e means at were necessary and proper; and in
conformity with this expression of opinion have been
deputed to call this meeting order to move that
Chairman.
The question taken on making Mr. Russell tempo-
rary Chairman, and carried unanimously
Messrs Stevens, Of Oregon and Featherstone of Mis-
chair aPl0'"'e' 10 conduct Mr. Russell to the
MI kGsSaLL on taking the chair received with
Gentlemen of the National Democratic Convention
eheer and applause-Not being conscious Of anv nar
sonal merit of my which could have induced yo 70
prefer me Tor this honorable position attribute it
to that respect which you and all good Democrats of
every state IN this glorious Union, entertain for an
cient and loyal commonwealth of Virginia (AupIapse
understand that by this appointment the first of the Of
fetal acts performed by this Convention since it assem-
Deo IN TINS place aplauSe) you signify to country
your deliberate purpose that in all your PROCEEDINGS Won
will be governed by the usages the principles and the
spirit of that National State Rights Democracy which pre
walls in Virginia (Applause.J
That assembly which recently met a National Demo-
cratic Convention has unhappy lost all title o that do
sgnation, (cheers and therefore you with those who
congregate with you constituting majority rep
resentaves of the Democracy of the people and of the
States, are required, far circumstances low the
democracy Of the Union to he represented any nation
al assembly, continue to perform the functions and
Il ton lAputa
Gentlemen have an abiding confidence that the re-
suit of your deliberations will he such all true Ma
tonal State Rights Democrats of North as well as of
the South of the East well West can render to
them a cordial and activ support tCheersI have an
abiding confidence that you, standing upon principle
will be found defending the Democratic party the rights
of all the States and the Constitution our common
country against the efforts Of all their enemies open or
insidious tAppauscJ
In this confidence gentlemen. now proceed to per
form in my humble and imperfect duties OF
that at part to which have been assigned,
and johnson, of Maryland selected temporary
Secretaries.
On motion by Mr. BARRY, of Mississippi, the ladies
were admitted to seats within the enclosure, upon the
floor of the Convention
Mr. WALKER of alabama moved the appointment of a
committee Of fifteen Permanent Organization to report
at o'clock. p. NJ, which agreed TO-
Mr. BAYARD, of Delaware moved to reconsider that
vote be he did like aspect Of the number 6F
tent looked sectional Applause Five would be quite
sufficient.
Mir. WALKER accepted the proposition and by general
consent the motion was thus amended
Mr. STEVENS, OF Oregon, moved that each of the
! n ''''i' 'ii' ii'ei" ~ tle
sat here with empty benches
delegate suggested proviso that ladies shopld he
given the preference
III G, oI - NaS1 SUGGESTED that tho seats would
States Of the Union. tApplause) They might not
have room for their friends.
VT W. SrAELNo S Wtt1reW mg MS moii,n'
to consist Of the Maryland delegation take charge Of
and ta 90 ,,4 m int"' ,'' ssa's' tickets &C,
among the several delegations Carried.
man Of each deieTatfo ,y, s,I l'e chalr
80 81 ne; = - was I'e9''u |" prepare correct
,r CrrIT oT v;r,frfo s,f, t .,., ,,.
n number of Gentlemen fon, jifr.-, So, ~ nelS tS
been outsiders htp,, it % ,.r, t t,t.e9 VINO hau
the aoor - "' "'s"'" l" ''No seats upon
Mr. Srpvrxs .,,,.,...J A.. II. .,.- .
III ar nfE!ENs suggested that that subject would be
TP. p'S ~ t "tser.'" 70. -,
ORGANIZATION as ",y ' opn'l''ee On permanent
T o I5gyTms nbI 81 Csson H'am' of Massachusetts, and
The D!ei,,,1ti ComHntio y, I'm ne"'t u, ~
Ttr corvon,ior =, 1r Er 49,, ~, ShsS ,oA. n
,ii t % p "s GaII "a |" olGef al 10 minutes past
0''0I"' anu ''e i'e' NJ Nm NJ IA oier'u The following
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nc 80 SfaIr W @ ar III ~ IleaNtu; we ack""wedge Thee
as as tie alaNeI q" our ooal ana the supreme Arber of
been or ,I in an an" aa qts lne Ihou mast
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ITe uio" 'ls oGcasIoT' naGEh, with such momentous
IT, ~ cons ny ~ Iieg 10 loucIs'le |" us me llght Of
ny ny 20! % W tHCe Nc a "'-m9m TO gude us IN All cur de-
r, ,s s - , eSe' ca Ihee 10 command ihy blessing
upon l % OF our assent " assembled for the
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each mtrnber of mis- Go,ysnt ' ru "%S ti res up
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rrh m WI 81, U ~ VIA Ia , @ ~ a., 1,."t 'su"m ana mat
hntting for rbe wi ht G ti a1r ooSe WI II" are
,o,a, ~ ~ .,,dL ~ - % 'e ~. "," %'oe anu III IN
ehai &c oil such P'ntlneS as are calcult to forher
t vi I our [pungy ~ we .npo[e Ihee TO frhld
- - IL .I, e F 10 "o"'u tn'' we leac's
tn unity and the concord Of This meetngi but may
tNeryllhE r""3unu towards the advancement OF the
interests Of our beloved country and the ameoraton of
/ the condition of all its members We impore Thee,
Heavenly Father sake of thy dear Son to bless
these United States. Grant tha the great gaments the
bonds Of brohey AFT ction and love that have hitherto
round us may remain intact Grant 0 Cod that we
may country rising greatness in IMPORTANCE
and in dignity until the ight which is now in our midst
shall iumine the dark places of the earth and the whole
world become free Wouldt Thou pleased to take us
into thv special keeping Guide and preserve in
harmony and in unity in the consideration Of every sub
grant that the issues Of this meeting NAV receive the
sanction and approval of this great nation and thy Name
shall have all the praise, through Jesus Christ Re
deemer Amen.
Delegate moved as there was quite large number
seats the ladies be allowed in the
| hall
The PRESIDENT understood that some seats had been
left vacant for the occupancy of gentlemen specially in
vited but there still remaining there was
objection, the ladies would oe allowed occupy those
seats.
On motion the roll of States then called over and
upon the rocall the following number of delegates
answered
Vermont l. Massachusetts 16 (great cheers New York
North Carolina IT, Georgia IS Florida g. Alabama %
Louisiana Il Mississippi IA, Texas Arkansas S. Missouri
4, Tennessee 10, Kentucky 10, Minnesota (by proxy
| California s, Oregon 6-234.
| The responses from Vermont and Massachusetts and
other States received with enthusiastic cheers
| Mr.. WALKER, of Alabama. from Committee Per-
manent Organization reported that the committee had Sc
lcGed for president Hon Caleb Cushing OF Massachusetts,
| Tremendous cheersl ,,,,
ihe committee were unaDe 10 report III Iul' upon the
other ohcers ana VIII ask leave TO ueiay at matter or
'ne present. from parnsvvanf that the reportso
a utegatt i III from IN re, eliisy H. W % ina nt | NJ
tiGnal Convention be accepted which motion was carried
Messrs WcHenrv of Pennsylvania Walker. Of Alata
ma and stevens of OREGON we're Amounted a COMMITTEES
to escort Mr. Cushing to the Chair and performed that