Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
NATIONAL DEnacnATIc CON.
yENTION.
Convention Adjourned !
EYENINa sEssIoN.


Mr.. Cuttings cf Maryland gave motto
that after the next ballot he would NOV
that this Convention adjourn, 10 meet 4
baltimore on the ist Monday In June.
lie thought delegates should go hom
and consult their constituents. aud the,
will then be ready 10 do their duty b.
nominating any man who can beat th'
Black Republicans.
Josiah Randall, Of Philadelphia. woul,
move 10 adjourn siae die,
The 5bth ballot was-pouglas 1863, eth
ers as In The aith ballot,
A debate edsusd on The motion ~ Nj
ulltihgs. lie assured the Convention lba
baltimore was no longer plug ugly towi
aud promised hospilable welcome 10 N,
Convention The melton was wlthdfawt
for the present. bstbs would renew n II
The course Of The eveaihg
Darling the Jglb ballet, Arkansas bav
log voled for Breckenridge, Que delegate
from Kentucky, requested the vote with
drawn, ss he was instructed by Mt,llfeek
lnfidge not 10 allow the zee oi his nam,
10 opposition 10 the gentlemen at pfesen
~ nomination, aud especially 10 that o
NJ, Guthrie,
5uth ballot--poualas 1914 ethefs un
changed Tennessee Withdrew the nam,
Of MI, johnsoa 40 q candidate,
aIlh ballot-poaslas 1914, aathrie baA
Lane ipl, Hunter 10, johnssnlil, piekln
son "a, Davis "a,
ss.h ballot same ss 9Th, eEesp, oulh
rie had 90,
The resolutions of Mr., Cuttings, To ad
loufn W baltimore was laid on the tabl
without decision,
The apth, doth and dist ballots were N
same aa The lelhI a. was also the iad
iad-pougias 1871, Guthrie COL, Lane "A
liuatsr 10, Dickinson q, Davis 4,
iilh, aSth, i6lh, i7lh, ieth, a0lh, b0lh
Dist, 6ad aud bad ballots we're all sam
a. iai,
silb ballol-Deuglas 1914. Guthrie Gl
Lane 49, Lane 49, Hunter a0l. Dieklnsol
z, Davis 1,
Mr. dittipga made a motion that u /
lasHpedlen Al this time 10 make nomlba
tioa' Iie vented the geats 10 face the mu
sIe, Declared out of order,
a6lh ballet-pouglas 1914 Guthrie 65l
Hunter 10, Lane 10, Diekinsona. Davis / ,
Both and b7th unchanged,
Mr. Ashe, Of N o., moved TO adjourn.
Mr., dlttlngs moved 10 amend, that W
adjourn 10 Let Monday IN June At naltI
more, The amendment was rejected.
A vote by states was laken on the me
ton to adjourn, aud II was carried. aye
iis, nays 1905 adjourned at quarter TO
o'clock
Douglas friends are determined 10 stan
By him TO the end,
MORNING SESSION,
cnARLRaros. May 3.
The Convention re- assembled this morr
Ing.
Mr. Russell. Of Va, made an explanl
ton with regard 10 the Tennessee compro
mise. and offered "a resolution, that whe
this Convention adjourn, II adjourn To me-
at Baltimore on the 18th Of June.
Mr. Mason, Of Ky, raised point Of o
der; that the resolution must lay over OF
day
The President decided the resolution
order, excep! fixing the place Of re- asseu
bling. II the pending order for ballotlir
be supported,
A motion was made 10 suspend the q
der for balloting, aud carried-ayes ~
nays 5l.
Mr. Russell's resolution il as follows:
Rssoiued. That when this Convention a
iourn to-day. II will be to meet In Ball
more on Monday, the 18Th day Of June,
order 10 afford the States that are not re-
, resented. an opportunity TO fill up III,
delegations.
A delegate from Tennessee moved
strike out BalLlmore and insert Philad,
! phia.
, The confusion aud excitement was
/ great that II was difficult To hear apythil
tha: was said,
, Mr.. Randall moved 10 insert Philad,
/ phia, aud the 9TH OF July
Mr.. Ludlow moyed TO insert New Yor
I the motion was rejected.
A vote was taken on the substitution
q Philadelphia for Baltimore; reiected-ay
. esj nays l6G.
0 The resolution, TO meet in Baltimo
G was was adopted-ayes 1876; nays IS.
Mr.. Stuart, Of Mich, moved that [
I, Convention adjourn.
Gen. Spratt proposed three cheers for
y National Democratic Party. which were
1t Enthusiastically given.
Mr.. Miles, Of Nd, hoped that arrau
,. ments would be made Tor printing the o
l. cial proceedings.
10 Mr.. Cushing, before putting the mott
- asked permission to address the Conv
tiou in few words:
He said, notwithstanding the deep q
conflicting interests here at stake, IN
d say TO the country. that no Convention
y ever sat for so great length Of time. W
re the observance OF so great share Of or
l. aud freedom from personal or otfens
g Language. as this He had endeavor
u most emphatically and honestly, to fl
the duty of the chair; and if. in the ex
Do ment of the moment, he had been led
use any abrupt language to the gentleu
;" he heartily apologized for it.
'e Mr.. Bren Of Baltimore. extended a {
dial invitation TO the Democrats Of
Union to the hospitality Of that city,
The Convention then adjourned at
or o'clock, 2. NJ.
in The delegates left in crowds for HON
:. The adjournment was effected by
,.e Douglas party, under instructions G
Washington.
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.