Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

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Churcho Of New York took the hoor Hs aaia ,s l9s
New York delegates have lad NO oDpof tnhltl y ~
ID thh case of gearga, as thy deemed lgses 70 sS
an earnest desire to harmonic thc demoeresy o se
Union and act IN manner which will meet the AZ
IS9FeS9 Ss n 10 move ,hSt he original delegation
from Georgia be admitted 70 seatA on TINS hoot' Ni0
ssNsri 81 CSotsia. raised point OF order, that
the motion In order was on the adoption Of the re-
% PrlieSi seiss that the previous question
uas executed aud no vote on the adoption OF the re-
'oiaS9 aiSat ~ N n S5c6ussts rose to address the
stnSEt Of Michigan, raised point Of order.
Hsiiett-A motion to reconsider the vote rejecting
me was made BY the gentleman from mlchlRan.
The President ruled that the Tea9la!iohs sltefey
% motions 70 reoonsider, and lay on ths TAI le.
7 The Chair could not know whether the con
vention would lay the motion 70 reconsider on
the table He did not therefore consider the
gentleman from Massachusetts yet elected troih
the convention
Church raised point Of order that he had
called for the previous question ana thereloie uO
debate was In order.
The President so decided. a.
Hailett appealed TO Church TO withdraw his
call for the previous question "a, a..
Avery Of North Carolina-Ihe Aqthor 9i tns
CincinnaH platform Is surely entltlee W oe heaEu
IN thls convention. Laughter ana applause
Halleft-Sir, l have fought enough LOT 1,S'. SeN
York 10 entitle me to this courtesy Ihe soldier
of a hundred battles ought 20 retire with the
Cessna Of Pennsylvania-I raise a point Of
order that the Congress Of the United states Ie,
fused TO copyright the convention platform ana
therefore the gentleman Is not entitledt 10 eonsic-
Grafton on that account. daughter and applause J
Church, not Withdrawing his demand LOT ,ne
previous question, il was ordered and the resoiu-
tion admitting the Charleston delegates from
Georgia was adopted.
Hailett of Massachusetts, then took the foor
He moved 10 reconsider the ninth resolution
A lhar nf faniuta order raised anu
3 warm skirmish took place,
Smith OF wisconsin raised point Of order,
that Hallett had never been a delegate IN tns
convention ChRffee was the delegate recognized
and admitted 70 the Charleston Convention ana
Halletts name does not appear on the record.
Hallett desired TO speak 10 point Of orcsr; he
was q delegate, regularly appointed, and being
detained by sickness in his family, has requested
Chafee as his substitute, 10 attend. He bad pre-
pared papers for that purpose in the sick enaihoe
Of his wife, without trouble 70 Onausel AaS a
probably without hs Deihg aoie 70 uhuers'Ai'u
s Stewart and Others called HaIlett to order, and
considerable confusion existed until the CHAIR
awarded the floor 70 Hsllett
Stuart Of Michigan, moved to lay the vote re-
Cochrane moved that when the convention ad-
vote nv States was demanded on Cochrane s
motion for recess was declared lost-s2h ayes
Cessna called for the consideration Of the mo
ted and to lay them on the table
Vandeford OF Maryland, moved that when the
convention adjourn Il be SINE de.
Declared out Of order
lay on the table the motion TO reconsider me Eote
BY which the minority report Of Stevens, oI ore
Fon was rejected and the convention refused 10
lay the motion of reconsideration on the taDle py
the vote Of ll3h to 1857, New York voting
s.NO.p
Amidst great excitement COchrane then rapidly
put the motion for a recess till O'Clock, when
was carried amidst the CONSERVATION OF the
Northwestern men and the reyiVing hopes OF the
EVENING SESSION.
The convention reassembled at O'Clock with
Much interest was excited by the proceedings,
and heightened by the prevalence Of report
that Douglas had telegraphed 10 withdraw his
name which was known only by few.
As soon as the Congressional struggle FOR the
floor took place, salisbury, of Delaware Cessna
Of Pennsylvania, and German, Of Minnesota, all
Tbe floor was giyeii to Saulsbury, who corrected
! the vote Of Delaware as reported IN the evening
/ papers. They are represented as voting LOT the
! admission Of the SOule delegates from Louisiana
They did not so vote, but voted for the admission
I Of the original delegates
| Cessna next obtained the floor, and moved the
urevious question on the motion pending, which
/ was to reconsider the vote by which the eonven.
tion rejected the minority report OF stevens, o.
Tie convention Orderad the previous ques
The motion to reconsider the vote was then
] lost bv. ayes los, nays 149; New York voting on
/ the negative. Immense applause'
The motion TO reconsider the sefeIal fesoiu
tions at the morning session was then laid on the
Cessna moved to proceed to ballot for candi
/ date for President and Vice PRESIDENT OF ths
4 United States and on that called the previous
] lrtHrn
7 Russell. of Virginia, and Henry, Of Pennsylva
/ MIA rose at the same time
! Henry moved TO adjourn sine die
Stansbury, of Maryland, made the same mo
There was much exment
Stewart, of Michigan raise to point Of ordei
that the motion now be entertained
The President-Ihe motion to vote sine die L
New York and several other States called for
vi The motion to adjourn sine die was then with
Moffstt. of Virginia, asked II the Chair WoulC
1 now issue tickets 10 those delegates Gdmltted o!
! the action of the convention.
The President announced that he was ABOUT U
| pIye such directions 20 the Sergeant-at- Arms
Russell of Virginia took the hOOr-The tim
had now arrived when i became ms enty guy -.
German, of Minnesota, arose amidst lhS eA
element He raised the point Of order. In
previous question: on secOnding IT, must be Pu
before other debate
/ matter of privilege under the action Of the coz
yention on questions arising out OF the repoI
Of the Committee on Credentials Inc acto
had finally become completely lrradicao pie, ana
becomes the duty of the delegates from Virgin
to inform the convention that It was not consl
tent with their sense of duty to their constituent
TO participate longer in these deltbeTations lAI
plause which was checked by the Chair.
A voice-Oh, let them cheer treachery and Oh
union to their hearts content -,
The excitement and confusion was with ain
Guilty checked by the Chair.
Russell continued-They had taken this ste
| after mature deliberations and after exhaustin
an honorable efforts to obviRte is necessity !
= addition to the facts which appear on the reeoTt
he desired TO state that the delegates 20 whol
were iust ordered tickets to be used some OF theI
Al least would not Join in the deliberations OF N
! convention for the reasons that induced them
take this important step would be rendered :,
! their contestants and they only nao 70 DC "
convention respectful adieu- -,
, 4 Twenty-four delegates from Virginia the
withdrew from the Convention, leaving six n
Mofstt Of Virginia, stated the reasons why b
did not withdraw from the convention BE va
appointed by district convention 70 Whlch
owes allegiance. They elected him 70 come hel
[ not to 90 elsewhere. BE was elected 70 the M
tional Democratic Convention and no other.-
BE was elected TO represent his constituents
the convention, but not to withdraw from Ill
carry out the wishes OF the people VINO are ~
tfonai not sectiOnally TO promote the interests
the Union nor risk It's disseverance lApplhuse
MofIst was called to order, and yielded the floor
; Lander Of North Carolina, who announced that q
majority Of the North Carolina delegates on aeeoui
Of what they conceived 70 be an outrage perpetrats
on the people Of the South, would withdraw tro
ire Convention. Northern democrats had hereto
fore iVen fair play to the South, but they did i
] | longer He therefore announced that eight OF q
si1g Of Tennesse, said the delegates from TIL
State had exhibited far possible every dispos
tion TO harmonic the labors Of the convention AZ
bring them TO happy result ,-.,.
They were the tirst to propose resolutions
harmouize the platform. They had eandtdst
, dear 10 them and had cast him away to harm
nize the convention. As man, the delegate
? now asked leave TO retire temporarily for eonsu
tqtion as 10 what their future action should be.
Caldwell, of Kentucky, on the part Of po
tion Of the delegation from that State, desire
10 saw that circumstances have arisen WhiI
make it doubtful in the minds Of the delegate
whether they can consent 10 continue with u
body. They had come here TO nominate cano
date acceptable to ali the Union. This appears
now 10 be doubtful in view Of the process OF d
integTation which had been going on they q
not wish 70 retire from the convention on az
technical grounds, but did not wish 70 partiC
pate in making new motions, for candidate n
E-..,-e,T,Ta - al r1urfu nf fhe Union. Thew we