New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23

of Alabama, and admit ing in that State the original
Chs riestop delegation.
stated that in tie haste If report hui occurred in
me OF lie OF delegates in all the reports. He
ssI ed seIt to have them correct d.
Mr. Litey Of Minnesota inquired whether, under the
rules ad pied by the INVENTION il l. not N order for
the Chai man # the Co nmittee Credentials to be
heard close of the deoate, after the main ques-
ton has been ordt red.
The President said such was the custom in the House
o. Rerresehtatives and he would rule.
Mr. Gitti' 81 o Maryland asked Consent to withdraw
tie first art Of the report, 80 az TO leave before the
Con vtuti"r hls report Only tie resolution admitting
the VI ncey delegates from Alabama. In 80 doing, he
stated II lad Teen rum red ou'slde that Ills report had
been made in consequence Of the fascination OF Mr..
Yancey. While lac admitted that Mr.. fanceS was ne
most fascinating man be ever met, yes those who b.
heyed su influences dictated HE report knew little of
him as a man, or Of his prineidles a. Democrat.
Mr.. Wright Of Massachusetts, raised point Of order
that no motion had been made to adopt Mr. Git
ii ps's r-polt all amendment.
The President decided the point Of order not well
taken saying that the report took the position OF an
amendment 10 the majority report.
MIR. VIZ ehi OF Mass. objected 10 the withdrawal OF
tie frtt lar, of Mr.. Git,iDgss report.
Mr. Cuttings then asked const Mt to withdraw his
whole I.pOrt, which WAS granted, thus bringing the
minority report proper iirsi IN order.
the Committee asked leave 10 Gle statement Of the
rtasoiis for their conclusions in the report.
Mir Wright OF Massachusetts, objected.
Mr. Sbley of Mime sofa asked whether one objection
could prevent the residing Of this statement
Mir Krum said if permitted file this statement, he
would waive the nght to speak III CONCLUSION oi Tue
debaie.
Mr. Wright of Mass. still objected. When the gen.
tlen an from Missouri commenced speech he should
raise point Of order that there debate on the
reports yesterday, and therefore could be no right Of
reply.
.lsDr.a ODD "A
Oregon yesterday, which certainly made debate on
tie reports.
Tic President decided that the debate had taken
place and gave the floor to MIR. Krum.
M. X um thu read satemt nj giving his reasons
for he conclusion Of the majority Of the Committee on
Credentials He argued tb8t the secession OF DELI
gales aid create vacancies aud the resolution adopted
1t Tie Charleston Cow, ntiOn recognized such vacdn-
ties al called ON the States TO ill them. The minor
ity OF he Committee, WHALE denying that vacancies eX-
is proceed TO render their argument absurd by hlng
these very vacancies The States Themselves had
recognized vacancies by re-appOnng and re-accfedlt-
ing Drle.aes 10 Baltimore.
he cred initials OF the Mississippi delegates bore on
their i4ct The CT that they were appoii on tue Oh
Cf May, and many were new naIues. The Ahbant
Cecentas Of the old delegates bore on their face the
date Of their appointment not to this Convention, bat
10 Richmond and lower down they were accredited to
this CCny eutIuB. They might have been appointed
also 10 the Chicago Convention, but what Dvmpccat
would desire 10 admit men on such rowing commission
10 Democratic Conven ion The statement proceeded
TO give sroiiar reasons for the admission Of the SOule
delegation from Louisiana, and "a compromise Of the
delt gatiOiis from the other States.
MI Brown of North Carolina rose to speak, but was
called to oroer by delegate from Minnesota VINO said
there war debiabe question bofore the Convention
The President ruled debate out Of order.
Mr.. Stevens Of Oregon rose to personal oXpana-
Ton.
Mr. Suart of Michigan objected.
TIE President-lle gentleman from Michigan OBJ
ieclIg the Chair must enforce the rules Of order.
Mr. Stevens appeal to the gentleman from Michi-
gan 10 WiIbdfaw biz object on.
Nj Stusrt-No gentleman viii 60 further than my
sell ~ grazing personal iagurs but the business Vt the
Conveifi,n has sleady beeh delayed too long, and
cannot withdraw my objection.
The I1e sioent then stated that call had been made
for n division on the question He ruled 40 the mo-
tuI, " a. 10 strike and nseIt IL WAS ind visible.
Dir. John COchrane OF NewYork held that, viii 4
motion 10 strike out and inert indlvlslble yet II
only applied separate proportion to strike ont one
nidivsbe proposition and j sert another. This beng
oton 10 substitute ries Of propositions for another
series lie held that il b diyisible.
The President, while expressing some doubt, main
taiI ed bis original decision.
II question then put on the substitution of the
whole OF d minority report made by MIR. Stevens Of
oregon for the report OF the majority.
The vote was called by States and resulted as fol-
lOUs: