The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-07
BAlTiiMoRE, June q i q m n

ss-f DALItM0kEi June &L5; ~ pm.
After 4 very warm discussion, The New York
delegation have hgreed 10 support The whole
majority rerori exrapt, probably, III ie ease II
Georgia. on which they may yeteio admit the
original delegations. This settles Tie ulesiinn
and tomorrow, il Tire seeedfRg delegations re-
fuse To take seats the whole vote al the State
will be cast BY the contestants, and Douglas be
nominated by a two;third's vote. New York.
follows suit ON the day of personal difficulties.
IA qnafIeI has arisen between John Clancy.
and w lillian III Ludlow, The former charging
the latter with Ireactefy 10 Douglas Some
warm personal Temalk Ks passed, for which Clan
csy holds Ludlow personally Ic ponsible, and
sends him tonight wafiike message Should
this not be responded TO, persoual collision il
talked Of BY clancey 6. !: g '..z I'll. /
e..sa @ :.rs l5 5zz BAIrlaoEr, June %.
Tho Convention assembled at 10 O'Clock
promptly. The theatre Is denseiy crowded.
Prayer was nffrted by Rev Mr.. SwarlI ,:.
Mr. Wright, of New York, moved ihst the
journal Of yests DAYS proceedings be read.
III Dir. Met Cook, ot 0hi6, moved 10 dtspeass with
the read M, if The position uf hequeaton could
Be stated bi lhs Calair. ..$3 :. ;;
z. The rcadfngW WIS dispehsetl with MA
The Chair then reed The motions III their or
der, aud then stated chat The question would be
first taken on The report OF Mr.. Getting or
Maryland, adopting the whole majority report,
excepting in the case Of Aiabanla and a5linf ting
In that State tbs original GhaTla :to1 delegates
Mr. Ceilings asked 10 Withdraw his reppft,
which was granted, thus bringing the minority
report proper first IN order. s::s.a
/ Mr. Kfum, OF Mo-, on behalf Of the jority
Of the committee, asked leave 10 file statement
Of the reasons for their Inclusion iii !lie report
Mr. Wright, Of Mass. objected, 4
Mr.. SlbIey. of Nina, asked whether an OBJ
jection could prevent The reading Of this state
meHt. .l.*- III. 81 E2: 80, ....s>$ ~
s Mr.. Kram said if permitted 10 file his slate.
ment, he would waive the right to speak In CON
clnsion Of the debAte+::' = q
Mr.. Wi sht, os Mass, stu objected, when the
gentleman from Missouri commenced his speech,
he should RAISE a point Of order, he said thai
there was NO debate the repoTis of yesterday,
and, therefore, could be no right OF reply.
NJ. Clark, Of Mo, called Alteration 10 the re-
marks Of Messrs, Phillips and Stephens Of Ore
gon, yesterday, which ceEtaiBly made . debate
| on the report, 4 : .r =: If, !.
! The President decided that the debate had
ltalten place, and gave the floor 10 Mr.. Kfuln.
I Mr. kFaai then read statement giving bis
reason for the conclusion Of the majority oil the
T Committee on credentials. He argued that The
secession Of the Delegates did create vacancies
and trouble. a .=:s, Il: ?. :. X. p. -,
The resolutions adopted at the Charleston
Convention recognized sHoh vacancies, aud
| called on the States 10 tftl them. 80, a..
Tho credentials Of the Mississippi delegation,
/ bore ION their face the fact that they We:e OPP
pointed on the 10th Of May, aud many weie
| new names The old credentials Of the Dele.
gates bore their face the date Of their appoint
/ nent; not 70 this Convention, hut to Richmond
/ and lower down they were accredited 10 this
I Convention They might as well have been
/ appointed, also, to The Chicago convention, hui
4 what Democrat would desire 70 be admitted on
sTclI a rowing comm ssion 10 Democratic CoH-
Eventioh. s.s =: = :g55,;. +: 81
] The statement proceeded to give similar Tss.
| sons for the admission Of the Soule delegation
/ from La, aud compounds Of the delegation
from the other States.
I Mr.. Brown, OF ~ c., Toso to, speak, but was
i called 10 order by delegate from Minnesota,
who said there was no dsbatable question before
/ the Convention =::;S =. =. +; Il, @.sE.. =
I a The PtesideatTuleil the dsbGte out Of order.
Mr.. Stevens, of Oregon, rose 10 persona
explanation, z f. IT,. =. & g. p ,s5-
I MI. Stuart, Of Michigan, objected. ,.:t.z
/ The Pfesidehl=-The gentleman from Miehl.
i gan obieetiDg; the Chair must enforce The rules
1 Of order. :: s.5. . . LIZ s. -
4 Mr. Steyens--~T appeal TO the gentleman from
i Michigan 10 Withdraw his: objection. =: :
/ Mr. Stuart No gentleman Will 90 furthei
I than myself 10 granting personal laVors; but ih'
/ business Of the Conventions has alIeacy beer
delayed 80 long that cannot withdraw my
objection -. r.. ~.
i The President stuffed that = call had beer
| made for . DECISION Of the question. He rulsS
as the motion was to strike out aud insert, Y
/ was iRadmlssable. + = u +. -.
Mr.. John CoehIaBe. Of N. Y, held that whil'
q motion 10 strike oat and insert was iaadmls
Il sable; vet II only applied 70 separate pfoposi
ton 10 strike out one inadmissable provision AM
insert smother. This being q motion to sabstl
tlte series Of propositions for another series, b
Ehsld II lnaimissable. 81
Il The President, while expressing some doubt
4 maintained his original decision
E The question was then taken on the snbstitu
4 ton Of Che whole ni1oIity report, by MIR, Sic
vens, Of Oregon, for the whole najOFity report
The vote was called by States, and TeSults
a. follows e.. 49,