, 1860-06-20

LIZ ~ anenoan.; aa" nna .aa@ NJ. Ghnreh should
n!n1tan ,an tu9t'un ot us amendment, leaving
ouy tsioIe IT, '9e f 1onaenton lne portion refer
aiag W tnn ", @ Iomnttee On Credentials. the
Gannt cans .; ~ uegtes applying for seats in the
e9mse1s'on: ~, lap2,ause; ana cFaes OF agreed.
Ine FIes!aen@1oe Coa1r would inform the
ksnu:a1 kas.:. !te,n New tork tnat as the previous
quesuoo nao aeea seconded. the action be de.
sues ~ 81 san ont1 W !eacueo oy Inc convention re-
lus.ng ~ oloel tae previous question, or by
1%ah .h souesu: 70 suspend tne rules under
"nicn a n foe cGnFenuon M - astlng.
Gf. .ynu19n-inen Gs- ash me unanimous con-
seq1 IT, o. pe. 5ue Gcn.n11on' @ Tires Of granted
cousentoe g'sen 10 mooaiy the resolutions as
p11pose9; ..-...
mr. qsmofe-ln pursuance Of this agree
nent' 1aen now Wh4oraw my amendment.
a, Mr. cnofco-And wlthdraN the latter por-
1on ot fn{ proposition, and offer as an amend
ment % we tolMloHlng; ~
:, 4szsotofo, Ihat the credentials Of all persons
sia1nln9 seass IN THIS Convention made vacant
" 1oe secession OF delegates At Charleston, be
feleFrea 10 Tue committee which iB hereby in
sTuc1eo, US soon as practicable to examine the
sams auu 1sport me names OF the persons en-
''ssie IT, & S;h'aa sura sF sE4E. n;.- 49,
.x;at.S -, 4, ,1ria' ~ rues's' saia contIoFetsy
s:s - tue aanaesota 9slegatlon, and he de-
Ga;.. neu - Aao" "-snss coa4a Dc referred to the
h. I, h.a .nasca a unoe1stooa that the resolution
~ on5leu W9s a.teaay aoopted ~ the Con.
" teI.aon h H.. IL nos ne nopea II would be allowed
- so ~ a4o lslexe enoa[fastment. Discus.
ethar e,g nae asfeao oeen hso and to Introduce
~ ISSUES "oulG on!y reopen II, go he moved
'ae '9GsIoosqaes'lon.
Ml. Socn5ane rose 10 point Of order. The
Consentlo9 had agreed to ALLOW Mr. Gilmore to
m.sa11w naa;sT w. his amenamenI: ard Ar. Church to
the Moaiy nis ptopos'11on ms harlng been done,
tne question must rccur On orderngthe previous
question: which has already been called up.
o:.; ms r F!eaoent decided tnat such was the po'
st!lon Q! Tue question, and suggested that the
Mtonesoa case would be decided BY the Con-
senllon .1 a. 'ae proper lime 4e Explained the
.t etror that ne l.ad rade IN stating yesterday
hsd ,ns n, o' ne Fior1aa Convention
1ne proeeeaings were only intended for his
PiMti-'f III panpsa pMlosan.t11. ~ ....-
enuey, u nelawafe: 1ad consent to e1-
ea,h shu4.t 4s o. nla eoleague Ar'
gates to lie floor, iad been only intended to
apply to those delegates a who remained with the
ceders.
Mr. Churuh's modified resolution, merely re.
ferring the credentiala to tha COMMITTEES, vas
accepted By q unanimous vote.
Mr.. Mccook, Of Ohio, moved to adjourn.
When the Convention adjourn it be till to NOR
row afternoon.
b1r. Montgomery Of Pennsylvania said that
some contest over seat in the mass delegation
which had better be settled all at once.
Ihe motion to adjourn "as withdrawn and af.
tef some DEBATE, Mr. Hallett OF Massachusetts,
explained that Ae bad been absent. from the
now claimed his seat, lut bis substitute now II
claimed hlH seat believing he had q Tjrbt to FA.
tain it. -
Alter discussion this case together with those
IN the Arkansas aud Minneso1a delegations, were
referred to the Committee. The following chang.
es were then made ia the Committee on credea.
tials., Bentley Of Deleware in place of Stout
MurTell of Kentucky in place Of Woods Of Wis.
consin, Gregory Of California in place Of Dud,
ler.
Mr. Phillips then renewed his motion for q
recess till 5 o'clock. Nr, McCook demanded !
vote by States when the Convention by vote
Of 1856 to &C agreed to adjourn till Phi.
.rrx.>o.r ,,,r,,
7-AAtt1tttheooa! =. SESSION .:':s3:
at5r-n. j..
Mr. Fisher of Virginia desired to know Hheth
er members Of this Convention are to be ex-
cluded from this ball 6y police. i SO, so help
II es9 T nG: 19% 70 srsh e 9sttS sat
passport 10 hulb NuufeutI0u Will uOt TetA1n my
seat here. [Laugh!er.] You hare no right to
easns s4 b b. ts The Ssot eps ase
changed since the morning session.
Mr. Steteon Of EeK. York had been similarly
treated at the door, bit did not think il was auy
reason: for n secession from, the Convention Or
Of the officera hare nectected their dutr and
Tint is iii have to combiain Of: 1 w. "Do
Mr, King Of Missouri called the attention of
the President to the fact that portion Of The
Contention, and the question should be sub. rub.
the right Of the non. .seceaing deie1stss ~
Georgia
Mr, Stuart of Michigan did not think any
new. business coul l now be introduced to the
Convention until the report of the COMMITTEES
On Credentials was received, aud he understood
that the Committee would not be- ready to RI.
mort until to.morro6 morninp. lie. therefore
moved that The Convention adjourn
AZ tie renne.t nf the Pres,dcnt Mr. Sfrs-t
su,nendai IL notion FIR y fsv no,nants
Tha pras;dent statad III tha ersts-, .r
oan;vntion wss sJontaa at f!hsr1s:tor Ih;.h ~ ~
hhuires fha daioostea t. ohta;n t;cte.s ~ asa,sa
sdm;ss;an snI sssts n +hs cnnren,;n, eeIrts Ths
svsIem wa fo,lowed mt here Itwss ah:o,,,!a us
II necessaTr n adont snch ra1,1,,;on ~ ~
H. tn nrevsnt the Feats n s1ha~s F.na, ~ ~ "
inc sncrnn{ad hr 4hnEa MT haion - ~
Cenrentinn. What .nnid hava -ssnf,.S ~.
confusion II gentlemen sbould h. ad,n;t,ad
withou. some prudent restriction to lie hall
The hall would be flled with strnnoars. Il
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