Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29
SEOOND DAY.



BALrIMoRE. june 10. The Convention met nj 10
o'clock. Thcreadng = The journal was dispensed with
Inc question ponung was on ordering the main qucs-
on on the several amendments relative to the admission
Of delegates
Mr. Churhof Now York asked permission to make a
proposition 10 harmnuise the pending amendments and
arrange with regard to the admission of delegates
Cries of hear him hear him
DIT Church then stated that an arrangement had been
made with MI Gilmore ~ Withdraw the latter portion OF
his amendment thus leaving before the Convection that
portion referring the claims Of delegates to the Com
miitcc on Creole liials.
Applause and cries of"apreod"
The Chair stated that the call ff the previous qncs
o4 had been seconded he action desired by the gentle
na9 from New York e'ud only be plished either
hy the Convention refusing order the previous uucs
ion' or by the Unanimous consent for suspension OF
Mr Church asked for unanimous consent to a sus-
pension Of the rules.
cries-''Gr antcd grantcdw
The Chair understood the question 10 be on Mr. Gil.
morc's amendments
Mr.. Gilmore NOW withdraw my amendment
Mr.. Church then Withdrew the latter portion OF his
amendment, offering the following in lis place:
hesored That The credentials of an persons raimuu
seats made vacant by the secession at Charleston DE
TERED 70 ihc Committee on Credentials who shalt OK
anime aud report the names Of persons entitled 10 seats
Mr. sihcy Of Minnesota wished to know Il the trouble
Of ne delegation Of that State could be referred to he
same committee.
N.Y. Church hoped the question would be allowed 10 be
pm Immediately, discussion had already been had and
introduction u other issues would tend TO reopen IT,
lie moved the previous question.
Dir. Cochmnc raised point VI order
The question REQUIRED on the ure,ious ouesti,r
which had been seconded.
The resolution of Nj Church as modified. Referring
credentials u tho committee. was unanimously adotrl
Ile President sustained point made by Mr.. n alett
n Massachusetts, who said he had been absent from I'M
Nha'lesion Convention, sending substitute lie now
claimed ms seat, but his substitute thought he had
right 20 g..
The case, with those Of Minnesota aud Arkansas, was
ielgred 70 the Committee Credentials
me Convention then adjourned to 8 O'Clock
rs now thought that Mr.. Douglas is beaten, aud that
the chances are IN favor Of Nj seymour Of New York
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention rcassembled at NJ
Ar FISHER complained that the police would not let
him in, as the tickets have been changed since morning
Dr. King Of Missouri called the attention Of tbc PEE
llnnt 10 the ac that portion Of the Georgia delegates
did not seoede at Charleston, and the question AS 10 The
rights Of ne nonseceding delegates from that State
should be submitted % the Committee on Credentials
hr Stewart Of Michigan thought that new business
should not De introduced before the report Of the Com.
m,.iee On Credentials had been submitted, who would
Nos 9e te4ul I" iepofi before tomorrow morning.
his motion Tor O iew moments
The Chair then explained relative 10 the Ticket ,yst.,
log Tie admission 81 he delegates no the hall il being
adopted iof ther protection. II unsatisfactory TO the
Convention, he hoped they would adont Other r,.,s 5
relieve him of This most arduuus luty
elr Randall hoped that the Convention would not un-
duly uonsuro it, officers "
delegate said that he had been ndely pushed from
lr door Tlhough he pledged his word Of honor that he
PIG Fisher wished to make statement, but the Chair
Mr Fisher stated lint he had mo-, yielded The aoor
lAe President said that several had the hlor, and a
morton vas maao i7 adjourn, which ia order.
Mi hy"aeIH rose 90 point Of order that the motion
20 adjourn was out Of order IL the gentleman from Mich
isln mad the door ll.aughler)
ne President read statement from the Committee
og ffcd nuas, hat they would NOT be- ro.dy IN r,ft ,
rs ana heesmgihe Convention 20 continue is session
dsrgg the evening.
The President 'splauing said thai dinbtles. NE re-
qnr.i nifani fnr ho rapmi roe in rnntiane is .,.o
iQad eips sore here lnadr Tor III hcr. when motion
'Has uaae 90 adgqUr and carried.
Ail,ufnrd udli - ip-insffpn.
a ttf fl' dIaummeni the iioaife being dned The