New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
mTNORHTYR EPORT REJECTED
THE CONVENTION BROKEN UP AGAIN.
Secession of the Southern States.
s..ci.l ni.n.,.h to IN. NY Tribune.

tay exist this mOrnpg that existed yesterday, only
perhsps in q more Intensified form. The excite
crnept Is as great and widespread as ever, perhaps
more 90.
Tio,tre 0Clook, M-The Minority report from
the Committee en- Credentials which gives the
teceders their seats has just been rejected by
vote cf $50 to 100.
The vote on the admission of the Douglas dele
gates from Louisiana is 1873 Yeas to % Nays.
On the admission OF the Douglas delegates from
Louisiana the following states voted unanimously
in favor Rhode Islard, New-York, Ohio, Indiana,
Sllibois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa.
The following voted unanimously against Cali
fornis, Oregon, ard Delaware.
The others voted follows: Maine, 81 YEA
81 Nay. New-Hampshire, d Yea, Nay. Yer
mont, AZ Yea, Nay. Massachusetts, 5 Yea, 8
Nay. Connecticut, q Yea, o Nay. New.Jersey
q Yea, 41 Nay. Pennsylvania, 10 Yea, II Nay.
Maryland, q Yea, 81 Nay. Virginia, YEA 10
Nay. North Carolina, = Yea, g Nay. Arkansas,
Yea, ] Nay. Missouri Yea, 5 Nay. Tenues
see, 2 Yea, 10 Nay. Kentucky, Yea, 10 Nay.
Minnesota, % YEA Nay.
This is test vote, and stands l53 in favor to
% against the admission. The President has pro-
nounced the votes so far taken as mUmentOus, and
bas announced the result with corresponding So
lemnity. The Convention receives it 10 silence,
under grave request from the Chair.
SECOND DISPATCH.
3 O'Clock, D. M -New-YorK, having driven the
nail. now hestates to clinch it, The Convention
has accepted the report of the majority of the
Committee on Credentials, excepting so far as it
relates to Georgia, NeW-York voting with the
majority After thus acting, motion was made
BY Dir. Stuart OF Michigan 10 reconsider the motions
BY which this result was reached, and to lay the
motion to reconsider the table, in order to close
tbe case. AT this point motion was made to
adourn to 5 O'Clock.
MI Russell of Virginia rose and opposed the
motion Of reconsideration acted on before the
adjournment, because, if the subject was closed,
he had Il purpose to announce, under instruction
of majority of his delegation. 1t being under
stood that this purpose was q withdrawal from
the Convention by majority of the Virginia
delegates, to be followed BY numerous others.
TbeIeupon Mr.. Stuart's motiOns WAS pat, and on
that moi ion NeW-York turned up missing AID his
Inotion YVES defeated.
New York had changed sides; of course an ad'
iourument lowed, aid the COaVeltiOn is to meet
ut seven this evening Ii is charged that New
SOIk is wAvtTing, trifHg AID cheating. 1t is re-
piled che is Only deliberatipg At all events, the
action of the r, ceders Is checked for the moment
by this movement 1t is not TO be supposed New
York win back down al thi. stage. 1t would seem
abe must be stung into adherence, even If she were
30 incl ned.
sP. MIR Russell of Va. has just announced
20 The Convention that a majority OF the Virginia
delegation feel it their duty to withdraw from any
further participation in the deliberations of the
Convention.
This is the beginning Of the stampede.
81 P. M.-From Virginia, 12i electoral votes
so out; from North Carolina votes; from Ten
pessee, 10 votes. Kentucky goes ont to consult
ii P. M-The deed Is done Didst hear
noise The old Democratic hulk has finally gone
auder, leaving nothi,g bat bolliJg mass of trag-
lDents to marx the spot where it went down.
This evenings session has been spent IN con-
iessions explanations, deprecations imprecations,
and eremiads over the last final great catastrophe
TIE Convention WEE addressed in one strain or
another by some fifteen delegates from all quar-
of the Representatives of l2J of her electoral votes.
North Carolina followed with eight of her electoral
votes. Tennessee wcut out with 81 electoral
Setes; California with four votes; Oregon with
three Votes Massachusetts with eigUt votes.
Kentucky proposed to go, bat hesitlted about
definite propositions. Msr, land went with an I'M
defined portion. Missouri asked time TO consult.
delaware remains, but announced her intention
not to vote.
The eloquence exhibited onthe occasion OF these
funeral services was of all sorts. NJ Smith OF
California said be motrned the destruction of the
Democratic psrty With q bleeding aud lacerated
h. art, while the assssslns now stood grlnning Oh
The floor at the rUin they bad wrought.
Others bemourned the solemn and momentous
crisis il equally lugubr1ous Terms.
Mr.. Gauldipg, OF Georgia, bUasted that nc was
a STAKEHOLDER and q slav-breeder, and Weot Tor
opening the African slaye trade, and should stand
Nv the Convention as the best thing that could be
done for harmony.
The explosion is complete. In what proportions
and in hat form the fragment OF the rupture ana
REORGANIZATION Of rhe late Democratic party VIII
crys.alise, it is too early to determine. The split s
very near the middle.
On the reassemblibg Of the Convention this even
ING. New York came TO The scratch and reversed
her vote of this q ternoon cosi & the PROOFS d.
i,Os On the actiot of the Committee on Credentials
Che voted u;th a majority net 10 reconsider, and