The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

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~, Nsl1nrY, a. Delaware. aa.o,ueed
~ ;lers Nele dslegaaes q tAs door vitScSt
sis1eA weeAna ~ ttekso aad could not ees
- fThey N4sey % q aPPeazed, he seeding
1Gasisses asO1Ar3ee.ge.
MA 70 the0 ~ CAarlsston, aAA bad not heea
''S ~ Ssalssaly replied sAas wAs. u, -.
s,enea leftanos Sody they eavs their tiskets to
n docrheeeef. and came here Without Any.
N 70 those gentlsnea.
Tse P.ntdeat sspltsd thar 40 motion N.
81 ia crsssf. TIE Oonyentton not beane rssdv
s. eu.isess, S tSnsseea not hsias cenple,sd.
,saaoed sAAs he sssesant-at-Arns had the
,,ftess reaAy 70 give then.
r. Secretary again called the Ahsent Statae
asl tAey all fesponded-ths seeding States
hipe omitted.
me PresIdent thea. in aanoupcinr ,he t,on.
yeasioa - ready t1r business, eon9ratulased
~ aeleGates upon hotag spared 20 re.assem.
Ne asain. He thea aanoauced the 6usineos
Ssiors the Conventioa wAeu Il adjourned, 10
= The confederation Of the repofss on piat.
frus aud ths nallotise for can iidate. seve.
ri motious heirG before The body which were
pot ac,ed ON At the adjournment Therefore,
De business before the Convention, properly,
we're those Of motions 70 reconsidsr the votes
ca to adoption OF the aeveral sections Of the
niud1a,y platform, aad the motion to lay ths
nosions for reconsideration on the table. Bal
loung intervened, and these motions we're not
acud on. He then called on the Secretary to
rad the resoiation OF adjournment which
This resolution provided for the Assem- bling
Of the Convent tion and flltfne Of the vacancies
in the seeding States before The present meet
ing of the Con ven don.
The President stated that the Oouven ntion
must nowdecide what construction this would
sAmit of-as to Whether 1t provided for the
rstaraing Of new daleGntes or the return TO
he Convention Of the seceliers. Credent ntials
had been presented to him from some STATE
which had elected new delegates, bat he did
lot deem 1t within his province TO decide the
asDsuon, or TO rocslve those crasonsials, but
= would at The proper time bring the whole
a1dect before the Consention.
%6 shen, ia 4 fervid and eloQ uent manner.
HoszTed 10 the interest felt in the proceedings
f his body throughout the whole country.
and The responsibility resting upon each MEM
hr Of sne body to throw aside all feelings Of
pessnnal ambition, interest and acrimony, ard
ksppeAlsd to them 70 act in behalf Of the
! yhole DemocFatio party
fhe President then declared tue Conven.
aon 70 Be prepared 70 proceed to business.
Nr. Hovaro, Of Tennessee. moved that the
Prsident direct the Sergsant-at-Arms to is-
ese tickosD TO the member Of the Convention
| = originally coustitu :ed at Charleston.
Nr. Cavanaagh, Of Miunesota, moved to lay
,het notion ON the table, and demanded the
rssious question, aud cslled for vote BY
1r. Russef. Of va. would ask the Presi.
ant 81 What right he assumed to decide that
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walton were not also legally enutaea 70 the
sme-ny What authority ne decided between
hose Who seeded and those who remained.
The Pfesiaent responded that ne dld not at
appeared hare Who had Surrendered mp their
tickets, the Ooaventjon must decide upon their
night 70 reforp-ne dio not conceive nimseaI
= clothed with power TO decide any polnt In
AsRats e oss1ssa ne me- claimants Am % 49, -. n.
reading Of > resolution Of Mr. Church, OF
w. which wns rcad, as 1citows:
Rsso!rsd That the credentIa.s af al TIE dele-
msoe sSi.Ssn y -. - - sr,sd - -" COM so
% M - rs;.ss LA IN. ~ = sc.cwtsae
.sss sTawinsf,on and renort o., the same as
spesdii1 - rosssble, With the undsrssand thas
lie dsiegatss acmitted abide BY the action of the
c@seatic. and saSDort i,s aominess.
TIE residing wAs followed by en.nue1astic
cheers sad applause IN the galleries. Order
esing restored, the Cnair announced fnAt me
riieries must not interrupt the proceedinss
islsd In Charleaton. and he would not at
teFnps to dtschArgP the duties Of the position