The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-03
THE REGULARS, CONVENTION.

THE REGULARS CONVENTION.
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CONCLUSION OF TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
CHARLESTON, Nay 1, 1860.
The following the closing proceedings Of the Conven
ton TO day
Mr. HorppS Of North Carolina saw nothing that should
warrant the Southern delegates In seeding He op.
posed to squatier sovereignty, but willing to take
the cncinnsu platform, with sudosesn, Of the bred
Scott eecislen. This was sufncient for him
Mr. RICHARDSON, Of Illinois, endorsed the statement OF
facts made by Mr. Seward, OF Georgia Of compact be
tween the North and the south At the time Of the passage
Of the Kansas bill You ask US for our property or our
lives and We are ready lay them down for you but do
not enresi Of you make any demands upon us to ,ed
up our manhood and our honor.
Mr. prrEY, OF South Carolina rose-Qoud hissing from
The galleries. commenced, while cries rcsounded all
oyeS tho hall Of Cear the galleries, clear the galleries.
and took the stand He proclaimed himself Union demo
er It's great and glorious Union should be preserved
possible The assertion that vi. agreed tina, the
sons Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
true He would say TO gentlemen that, they viii
endOrte The bred scott decision, they viii be able 10 bring
All Tie southern state, into union and harmony again.
Yr Howard Of Tennessee spoke in behalf Of thsi STATE
an presented the sub oned resolution sustaining the bred
SCOT, deo,ion and declaring that rights Of person or
property The Territories shall be impaired by Terrific
rial or csusrtstouN legislation He offered this the nj
umaum Of the South, together with = resolution tina,
,wo third vote Of the whole Eec,ora College shall be re-
quired for a nomination
Resolved nat all the chi zen. o. the Unl,,d STATE. have
equal right TO settle with Their properly the Terri
tors cf the rned States AMI that under the decisions
extssol Ct The constitution. neither rights Of per.
ton nor property be destroyed o. impaired by Con
rrtss'ona or Territorial Legislation.
g,,olvca That tvohlrds Of all the electoral votes Of
the United States shall be required for The nominations
TIE above resolution will also be insssed BY Ken
tueky
Mr. MsRsirx demanded that the vote the resolution
axins the time for commencing bslIo, new be taken.
Several motions were here made 10 adjourn, amid the
creates, ocufus,oa and disorder.
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jOurn.
Mr. Guuses, Of Maryland, gave notice THAI, e The oon
venuor dId nc, take reos~, be would move that the
| Convention adjourn rns dc.
In taking the vote the Georgia oclessiioa gave the
iun vote q the state
This ~ss objected 70, and led 70 sone debate.
The PursprSr decided that they we're nss entitled "a
cast any vote IN this convenucn
Mr.. Hcrr~ appealed from The decision Of the Chair
and cou'ended TIA, they we're c.ryss out he mssruo
Of TIE STATE whTs TIE seceders ana bcusrs yer,
no, They were sen, here vc,s and no, 70 bolt nns
remainder Of the delegation we're not here, was noe N.
fault Of those that remain.
vos. by states ws demanded on the appeal, aOs "a.
sailed aye. 49, nays 100 50 the decision o IN. Cha,
ass sustained and the nine remaining Georgia a.lsr.,..
len the co-vesuop, seesrire the, hsd dssr,seh~es
ioverefs sasse.
The ms,sn TO adjourn wa then renewed. AMI ser ,
lo.e d. s.i., m ihre. r. NJ the cosvsn,ks ss,cprs..
aru fSsr. a.
NENl~s SESSION
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