, 1860-06-22

a4E. 0aFl0 seymour ot No" oIx moved to
adjourn. Loud cries Of "No. no.''l
Mr Avery Of N. CT withdraw the call for
division OF the question.
Mr. Philips Of al rensw it.
The President The Chair will understand tha
call for division to be made.
Mr. Rsnda4 again moved to aejaurn till four
o'clock.
Mr.. Stuart renewed bis point Of order.
Ar. Luclow Of New York hoped q reeers
would be taken The large delegation from
New York wi-hed TO consult on the reports.
4 delegate from Virg.pia-1 more that New
York has lsave To retire from The Convention.
fLaug
~. Luaow-The delegation from New York
does Dos intend to follow = bad precedent.
Loud laughter aud applause.
Mr Butter Of Mass4cau etts, arose to ques-
tion of privilege. He said tickets we're in the
bali which ara foreeries. He held in b hand
both an original and e forged ticket Laugh,
4 ANo1cs-Refer then to The committee on
credeu,ia 8.
n. But'sr did not propose to sit here under
this fraud.
sir. Sp'nola asked: will the gentleman in
form us where he got his forged tickets p
[Lauehter.l
Mr. Bst,er replied: from delegate.
Mr. Rynders wished the gentleman to give
hin SOME - be wanted soqa of hts friends to
get in. fLaughter.
Mr. Ba,ler npved that the Sefgeaut at Arms
be directed to clear the fcor Of oil but dele
gates. {s.r,es of "no, no
Mr.. Goatder thought the gent'eman's fears
Of Pug Us1tes unnecessary. He hoped the
Cnnv+ntion would pr,css 10 business Cries
Of Q ,esti N ;" % Qaeslion,"}
Alter further skirmi.hing the Convention
adjourned till O'Clock II.
EVENING SESSION.
Lad %er c..
O'Clock, haslng wai.ed haif an hour for New
Yors.
Mr Ludlow, on behalf Of that delegation,
asked further time for consideration. They
were y 10 session. aud he begged the indui-
genc= of The Convention.
sir. Bradford Of Pennsylvania moved arecess
till eight o'clock. Loud cries Of Nm, no.
Mr. Rsuda'l OF Psnns. 1vania moved TO ad-
e1irs 's.n Of So" sss9 '0''s'0n and applause and
IT.. job sou Of MARYLAND suggested tia.
'inls w"usd be saved ~ taking ro,e OF all the
"ts'er States and recording New York when she
was ready. Cries Of IN, M; put the mo-
,ion to j uu," aud much couiusion
As. Montgomery OF Penus5 lvxnia, on quss,
tion Of privilege, desired to know wters the
delegates rtFs were TO get tickets OF admission.
ie desired that The present mode be changed
Tickets wero given to others thao oelega,es,
aud lse could not obtain his through third
10 h'!d any communicative, persona II. with
tue chairman Of the delegation He a,ked that
bali ct the ticke's might De given 10 Mr: Cassi.
dy o. Peuns} lvuuta for distribution, aud half 10
the chairman cf the delegation.
:, N"1ls Ar. Montgomery spoke, ME. Randall Of
PennsJ lraua app oached AZ near him as pos
s'be, e1elaiuinx in an excited voice, "it's
f"lse; It $ a base faisehood."
Mr. N7n'gomerv, pointing to Mr. Randall,
said. ;" That old man-' Loud cries Of "Or
der!' confu.iou md much e1citemeut1
Ar: Montgomery, keeping the 1oor, exc1aim-
ed: p" Anu l to be protected agaiuat these H.
Fly delegates rose from their seats aud
crowded forward. Que Of Mt. Randall's sons
g"s1cula'ed violently iu dumb show, aud strug
gted 10 approach Mr. Montgomery, who r.
nstned standing on tie bench. After several
Ittenp' to restore order,
Dir. Dawson rese aid said; Mr President if
T,ou Will stre me the noos will get order-
This no,:e then partially ceased, when Mr.
DAWSON said he should use eSery personal ef-
tort 10 distribute tickets 10 m mbefs. Mr.
Montgomery s ticket had been applied for by q
tor, and lie bad not chosen 10 gise it to any
one but delegate himself IA To,ce-" That's
riElt-'J lie tner.iore pro- ouncrd tie fnsinu
asion o1 Mr. Montgomery a. uucal!ed for and
untrue IN every particular. Applause and con-
Mr.. Montgomery rose in an excited manner,
bus his voice was drowned in uprnarious cries
Of order, and several p. rsops cndeavorinx to
address The ChEir. All the Peunsyl lvania dele
Ea.'oe, ;aa. ano nan me convection, wers On their
rom.ry. WIN eyc,r;mrd n . innd rnica e H.
lses-it Is a base IL aud tie MAJ VII, utters it
Is !;ine scouud'sl.
and sometime mil n, iss, or.,er ~, was % .e.,a.eJ
rf1,tt vzf k4% %$1kA
aej urn, which WAS carried, and the Conyen-
''on aoJonsneu I'LL 10 "o'fo" a1 ~ clocA-
-As sooa as 'as a'!ouF""ens LOOK pace Af'
p1"son 'e'1 Tue naA11n company With his trends.
Mf. montgomery remaining behind. Dir. Ran
"a'1 aso iei' 'he na'l accompanied o. Ills 1on
A'oes'- 4oes Psoeeeoea ao"o ea5 street to
'he corner ol fayet'e' and we're talking there
"nen 'ir' montgomery appfon:hed' aceompa
n'ea % '''e0a' Immediately thereafter Ar.
'''oeFt 'sano"'1 confronted ar. montgomery.
"no st'uek n't' po"er'u. o'o" between tue
Eyes s.aese1i1s n''h oaeA ana covering his
'aee VIII o'ooa 'to" !ne nose ~ Aontgom
es5 leeo'eFea a'o'se.l ana s19oek Ar. Robert
"anoe1l 90 tae ear knocking Elm down and
Was ap'u' u ck MI" "oea a crowd surrouud-
ea aaa aepa'a'eo 'ne'n' foaog Sandal vas
~. uuf' aaa Psoeeeoeo up me street with bis
'o'nef WY al'p'aseo nluen e1c'emen'. Aont
soms.5 ~eu' 'u'o u As'u'e !" "asn tue olooo
s,s. .s" 10 s. , ~ ~ nu' sone'' 10 'nse aoo
aes'' nS'' '"a S'F@ i@aaua - Sinai anu nsh1
.A"- NsAe ps'soas pe'a's' 'uas "on mefs
ars ,~;,p.'s .ss ~. - A4 son1' neu ~ ao'
RI, na,,,s -. .s,.sss ....", 80 oppoue".s'
s,r..t, nh;.h '' !" WIG
c-or.s M.usarr ~ ~ p.a".s,''s":s @ so".eo'
peaseF OF R"st1ie nl"ssage t. Mr. Aontyom-
cry from Ion. Samuel Randall, mother sou
and ex-senator.
u~
3. 1e'eA's"
- I'VE IL u1'naaon 10 congress-.
DnFiug the confusion IN the Convention after
Geo, Mctlcn,y of pennzrlran;a NJ h9~aona.,
s. Ao'i'' "ent ose1 10 AF. ooas,om~
Ct, feas' anu ss'a haTe message for
YOU Mr. Randall, jr, desires to know if the
ren,ayka lust made are ;otended tn annie ., ii.
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'esANAs ~ "''' DaA3 SUI. olE. montgomery re.