The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tHsFf-be aksf
hl,ux-Gerrgta Address and Foreign q.
,a,,sus-7he city. &c., &C.. sc.
Uo,rNBtA. Dec. 1.-THE Convention r.. as
..nhled in evening session at O'Clock.
Mr. Iuslis reported resolution in effect
.ns;s committee of - he appointed to draft
az ordinance proper 10 be adopted by the
c,oyention. in order TO accomplish the object
AYR which il met aud that individual, mem
tsrs desirous of submitting any draft or
.,berne Of theirs. be requested 10 hand in the
,sr,e without delay also, that the acts OF the
h.,etal Assembly of this State, prevailing
Ina assembling Of the Convention, be re-
.s-red 10 the same committee, with iustrue-
s,ns 20 report thereon,
Tse Chsir appoIn ted Clerk, Messenger and
Z NrkeepSf
x,,.iouers from Alabama and Mississippi.
whc were feNeiNeo WIN tnuSn applause from
;he galleries.
TIE commissioner from Alabama spok.
g. followed by the CJmrlissiouer from
Mississippi Both made moderate addresses,
having that they were present bv the au thor
tty ~ the q ,yernoTs OF their respective State.
~ acc rdauoe with the desire of a majority of
TT" The urs, resolution. for appointing a Carn-
vrIltee on The Ordinance Report, was adopted -
.vss i5Q, nays
On the second division Of the resolution
Mr. oadsbury moved TO fix the number III me
committee 81 t"enty-one.
~ Ehsf( moved To amend the re&s!u ion
,cserrluE " for the consideration OF he
FINANCE aud other matters"
rae amendment was discussed and rsl sct.C
and The original proposition was adopted, SllA
ths number fixed a. 81.
Nj NsugauIt offered q resolution earnestly
~s1Ye,,tag The Il "a bamA and Mississippi Com
rnIssloBe7s 10 meet the Convention al Caa5 !-4,-
ton Al pied.
nomination, for the u.s. of their Church, wAs
Cf4red oy Mr.. Pope, aud adopted
The credentials of the Commissioners wore
ordered to be spread upon the record OF ice
Convention,
The Convention adj urned to NEE at Charles
t1p. at4 o'clock z. u. tomorrow.
TsECoSp pIsrATCH1
PRANCHylLLx = q Dec. le-IO a. M.-The
train, consisting OF eight coaches, filled with
the me- n bers II the Convention, Legislature
sud visitors, has arrived here on It's way TO
Charleston.
THIRD DISPATCH
CHARLRsTuN. = G, nec - The State lie
glsIature aLd Convention mem bPrs reached
his city al clock this af 'ernoon.
They we're received at the depot with sa-
lure OF IS guns, fired bv the Marion Artillery.
s. which was 10 h p in , y hours after the nrst
mefnoRr was notified. The fifteen guns were
for The Sou heru states. In the depot the
battalion OF SAFE Cadets, under Major Sic
veEs, were drawn mp VIII open ranks, through
which Inc delegates passed.
Ma. Stevens mounted the platform OF q car
sad greeted the President Of The Convention
as liuws;
-. Prsy,ftHt; On hearing that The Conveu-
ton oi South Caroilua was about 10 visit the
metropolis OF the Slaye, All officer OF The
Sa,e could not resist The Impulse of nv
hear, 70 bring Young Carolina, as represen ted
hy he battaiion OF State Cadets. TO do honor
% TIE sovereignty Of their State, and Join
v..h US in this testimonial OF respect. Suu
have bcea welcomed by The gus OF The Ma
rea ARTILLERY; guns which ale as ready To de-
tend the rights of The STATE as they are reauN
- salute You as. the representative Of the
Convention. The corps will escort You 10
your residence. General. take my arm.
Tie battalion fnsn shouIdered arms and
saw The General seated in 4 carriage, aud, with
ne artillery, escorted him 10 the Mills House.
accompanied IN q carriage by Judge Ward
!4E.
After he soldiers had formed into line Ia
.ryu' Of the hotel, Gen. Jamison got out O!
NJ carriage, and they presented arms. The
General then uncovered his head and turned
sLd SAID
Ma. S:srsns.-Allow ne, IN the name OF
tie C,LTenucu, 10 return you my prOfcu
AsE.0 %iedL ments TOR the honor You have
seLierred upon me and II IN This escort
AUu Will AZ once perceive the prOpriety OF
ny saying no more Than this--that in com.
Ing 10 your ancient aud honoTed city, The
Convention comes prepared 10 sign an or
d.4auce which is 10 make The State free
and independent" Three cheers were given
here; also three for the q eneral, the Cadets,
aud he sovereign Convention.
SECOND DAY OF THE CONVENTION.
Tue Convention re-assemDied st Inetltnts
Halt at o'clock, w!th about 1870 members
present.
The galleries we're crowded By nearly zoe
Spectators.
Prayer was offered oy Rev. mr. Furman.
Mr.. hhet. offered a resolution, that Il COM
mtltee OF - members be appointed to pre-
pare an address. The blank was filled with
seven" and tbs reso!u ton adopted.
Dir. Middleton offered resolution, uthOr-
lang The resident 10 appoint An assistant
c.efk. re sad ii was apparently Impossible
tuT one clerk 10 DO the business.
M Adams-I don't think it proper. The
Conventions Of 81 and 50 had only one III
II vas really necessary, l would be willing TO
employ TWO,
Mr. S.maons was unfayorabie 10 multiply
Ing lhe officers OF The body.
he resolution was tabled.
DIR. Orr moved hat the Charleston delega-
tJn De equested by The Convention 10 secu re
more suitable hall. Carried.
Dir. Hutson offered a resolution that there
D. iUur standing Committees of this Conven-
;!ou, each consisting of seven mem bers, as fol-
lows First, Committee on relations with the
SlaVehoIding States OF North America Sec
cad, the Committee OF Foreign Relations :;
Third, Committee Of Commercial Relations,
and Fourth, Committee Oh the Cons ,itution
Of The STATE.
Mr. Richardson moved the resolution be
printed aud made the order of the day for to-
EnorrOw a. O'Clock. CARED.
Ar. QuatLlebum offered resolution ap-
pelGuRg 4 committee Of three To receive pro-
pCsals for priaiiug The Convention proceed
iugs, 10 report as Early as possible. Carried.
Mr. Magra'h offered resolution that so
much Of ne Presidents (of the U. 5 Message
as relates 10 "a hat he designateS the property of
lie l. inn ri Stairs S,Ju q TOliua De referred
- committee OF - members, to report OF
wat eald property consists, how il was ac-
CURED and whe her the purposes tor which
IL vas ~ acquired can he enjoyed by the Uni-
'eo States alter the State Of SJuth Carolina
EMAIL have Sc, eded, Consistently with the dig-
hliy and safety of The SLate: and that the COM
Allter furthermore report the vatue OF the
property OF The United States not in South
osrOlna, and the value Of the share thereof
winch South Carolina would be entitled
upon an equitable division thereof among the
ch's lApplause IT n the galleries At the
tean'ug VI THIS portion " The resolnton.J
hf Adams said he would certainly move TO
Ha'e Tue galleries cleared II there were any
-Hgfe sbe1 distuI Dances.
iut FresLdent said, this IS oelibera'ive
SNou!' auu The CHAIR takes occasion 10 say
~ oF Is rules, 1t IS his duty 20 7urp~ese all
uSnuanc@s, Of whatever character, either In
o sa'eiS or iObotes 1t Is man'fneL that the
tta,eN'i5A cannot act win due deithsration
nn,la..S proceedings may be disturbed ny
l,t"u.o of c'Esnre. The Chair relics on the
~ e ~ prophecy Of a Charleston audience,
- a,, use Ae VIII have no occasion hereafter
- a,i . 70 The subject. Order must and Will
~ hooTe moved that the resolu lions just
- " AaCr Inc special order OF The Gay tor
T 80" al O'Clock. Carried.
usI. Ae" members presented their creden-
ne uaiF stated that he had received doc
ybisb a4lef The adjournment az Colum 6ia,
.PNl ported 10 address from Dor
vent 'ae Georgia Legislature 10 this Con-
- Lfl4 on The table. [ The address Is