Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-27

+ lie. and the maa who u,t~r. !, ,iv,..
seonndrel /"
lo'enss ereitemep, eusued and cos.inusd
; for some time.
When order was restored a vote va. n
ken by States on motion 70 adjourn. ana
was carried.
The Convention adjourned tall 10 o'elk
Tomorrow morning.
immediately after adjournment Mr. Rob.
sTt Randall meeting Mr. Montgomery in the
street. struck him powerful blox between
The eyes. staggering him and covering his
face with blood.
Mr.. Montgomery recovered himself and
struck Mr. Randall on the ear. KNOCKING
him down, and was about 10 kick him
when the crowd separated them. Mr.. Ran.
dali was not hurt. aud procecdsd ,p m.
street. accompanied by his father. who dis.
played much excilemeut.
Mr. Montgomery isa large. heavy man.
and Mr.. Randall Is small aud liga, built.
The collision caused much excitement in
The streets, which were crowded.
George MeHenry. OF Pa. is the bearer Of
hostile message - Mr.. Montgomery from
Hon. Samuel Randall. another son Of Hon
josiah R'udall, aud Ex State Senator.
BstrINokE. June -.
The Chsir stated that the ms, busipes.
"as on ordering the 'nsin question on the
resolutions ofthe credeniial Committee
nrsi. on Mr. Cuttings minority report.
The resolutions were read in order
fifst the mslofily report. then the minority
report. presented by Mr. Stevens Of Oregon.
aud then Mr. 0iuiugs resolutions.
The Chair decided that Mr. crsm
chairman of the Committee, had the right
make the closing address. although the
maio question bad been ordered and Mr.
Crnn addressed the Convention.
The minority report was rejected by 1904
lol50
The question was taken separately on
he resolutions ia the majority report.
That admitting Mississippi vas adopted
~ $50 against 2i The second resolution
admitting the Joulsians souie delegates.
vas adopted by l53 against 81 the third
fssolution admitting the Arkansas oels.
gates was adopted by Isl against 60.
Fourth resolution-Admilt the orisi.
al delegation from rexa.. Adopted, on.
"a votes in the negative
F''th resolution -Aimitug Mes,r. Bsy.
ID and Whitley. iop-rd
Rssolution giving 4 ). sh.sr. .satin
= e"nssn,ioa. adopted i3s L. ~.
krsouiion decl .nng NJ o.alsa en,i.
81 10 Sat. al ped l3sx T. la.
RESOLUTION admitting eouies,ins delegates
r'm Alaosna, adopted.
iong discussion en.u-d on the ,s,.
on Of admitting both Delegation. from
orgis.
Acaii for division ~ the r-.sla,,ou
sss Withdrawn. all lhs rs.aia i,a "a,
at. i0s to las. New York voting 10 III.
.egative.
Mr. Church IN. Y said that New York
desired to move that the orr inal deIeg,-
Ton from Georgia be admitted 10 seats on
his floor. lie called for the previous
question
Mr. Seward Of Georgia raised a poiat of
order that the motion in order was on tbs
'dop,iOn Of the resolutions already adopt
I'd w whole.
The President decided that the previous
question " a executed. aud no vote on the
adoption Of the resolutions A. a whole !.
necessary
Mr. hallett II Massachusetts rose to ad
ifess the convention. when Mr.. Stuart Of
Michigan raised a point Of order that Mr.
halleit wa not member of the consen-
ton
The President ruled that the resolutions
already adopted by the convention were
under The operation II the motion 20 re-
consider add lay On the table. he did not
therefore,. consider the gentleman from
excluded from the conveu-
iion.
Mr.. hsiieti appealed 70 Mr.. Church 10
Tithdraw h:s call for the previous ques-
ION, and after some discussion the pre-
'ious question vas ordered, aud the reso.
Ia'ion admitting the Charleston delegates
from Georgia was adopted.
Mr.. Stuart Of Michigan moved 10 Law
the vote oD the liable.
hr. Coehrane moved that when the Con.
sention adjourn. a. be till o'clock
AcAsi OF vote by States on Mr.. Coeh-
raue' motion for recess. vas demanded
and declared los,. slis against les.
Mr.. NAnd.ford. Of Nd. moved that when
he Convention adjourn, II be ans dr.
This was declared out Of order.
The question was then put; first, the
motion to lay 90 the table The motion to re
consider the vote. by which. the minority
report vas rejected.
The Convention refused TO lay the mo.
ion OF reconsideration on th. table. Ii3k
l5S1e. New York voting Nay, amidst The
most intense excitement.
Mr. CoehrAne then rapidly put the mo
'ion for recess till o'clock, which was
carried amidst the cobsiernation Of the
North~sstsrn nen aud the reviving hopes
II the South.
EvENIyc SESSION.
The Convention Re assembled at o..
clock, win = crowded audience.
The interest uas heighteosd by the
prevalence Of repon that Mr.. Douglas
bad teiegrsphed to withdraw bis same.
M Cessna moved The previous qossip
~ The motion p,ldlng by Which The Coo.
s~ntion ~ -c'-d me minority r-p"rt.
The motion TO reconsider u. vote vss
at. sy~- i03. nss- ls9
Me- York voted 10 ths n@estiss.
TIE Do'i0n 10 rs~1n.it.r the re-oiufiors
'd"p'sd =, The morning s...,op ~ss laid
% the table.
Mr c~--ns mosed 10 p-oc-~d to ballot,
snd called ths previous Question.