The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-30

featina delegates from Arkansas Ikndw mo-
thing az ths fsct nlytel but 1 am 50 inf5flned
Iy ! gentleman Whose word II entitled ~ VI
spcct islI over the UhIoH afr Rust u Afkafs-.
Mr GEIInofs II AN, stat4d that Ill. Rnst
vshs ii Ii 4 delegate and ala not claim 10 De-
MI Clark / I'D n0t SAY thst BE vas. but
that Ills word IS ENTITLED ~ respect
Al gentleman from Arkansas, nota deltfate,
made a. attempt p speak, but was not permits
eel 10 doso NJ
Mr. Merrick. 81 IiI raised point Of order
that Tie amendment VI Mr Gilmore could not
liz modified IN the manner proposed BY him.
q he had not the.flonf 10 make the proposed
modification,
ma Precedent ruled on ahe point of ORDER
saving that Mr. Randall ~ Pa. lad the flo1f
II tIta adjournment. ami unless he yielded To-
.his colleague, Mr. Gilmore; sfsr the proposed
mobilization, The latter could not nlske the all
fafatioii heldesired, III VI 4;
M Clark again asked that his proposition
Emieht Sc rsaii'f0t information 4, e. s
M. sarpels: For the putpcse Of formation
/ + withdraw my obtectfoh, but only that II mag
be real for information
Il The propositienef Mr Clark was then read,
n Rssolstd. !1Iat lie citizens 81 tie several
states III lie Union have M sIaal rig bt ID sets
fle and Tefiliti ia tie Territories " THE limited
States and hold taefein, unraolested by any
IIegisIatian; Whatever; their slaves and other
propetty -this Convention recognizing Tho
opli,igrl 81 Tie Supreme Court In tle bred Scott
elsc a. 4 true exposition 81 the Constitution
1 III regard ii therIghts If The citizana OF tic,
seyefIsl States o. The fefti toriGs ~ the Hnited
States. up0a al subjects concerning which hi
treats; aud that tlIe members 81 this Goavens.
tfioyl pledge themselves aud require all Others.
who may BE authorized aslelegatts 10 make
tic same pledge 70 the support ef the Demo-
cratic candidates ltiflS and III gdod faith no.
minated by this eonyehtloni according 2 the
iisaees of the National Democratic party App
planse aud some kissing h. H. II La /;
AE Cochtands Of New York Inquired if that
Epl1pgsiti lion was now before the Convention
/ The Resident sid the solution M.,s read for
inf}finai ion only and would nol he III order I
Mn Randall 0f Virginia, Withdrew from the
/ Amor III ardet III alloy Mr Gilmore ta modify
hlsainf ndmsnti IN TIL. manner Trup
Dir. Randall ~ glfgls; toois be flO9r and
afgued ID f4#ur et tbc iiinent pro- 'qsed hg
i Mi g ElmoTe, ard HEaihss the amendment 81
f mr.. ghufehy@ lie denied the right pf the Con.
patltlair which was stlnii5 body %
iIil,f,ss any condition p5pfl VII hefsii
States ApptaDse and hisBess9 He Atso Z
@nied the policy d In61iHg steil terms q lie
segedtag SlAtts t9t they ~ aid net accept an
entfahGe Into Tie Tqnyeflt on on such terms
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esrfventian Fi1t;v taH met al ItithiiItJrta i'll
hostile they held that ctrlparI
ton trtoFa aver tie hea Is 81 tiis holly aud
threatened 10 return there if This Cow effitf
does not act as they desire IIeappeals,l 10 the
lfineip and ii thu lnjttflatlt lf Tie Coilgon
tom to say whether they fifyo the TIs.flt 81
i admit Che seeeieFs here when thew Iiee "a Had
II upon the States 10 tiieet urid fil It'd yeaaass
j lie had heard much said atoht tiieptiIs of4lis.
8unian, He. mot oi,i opposed Is iiisqiiioil.
bat q so Id these who gertilsunion aid pysfj;I
i disfHi6i, He Was on posed To sectssit,a from
ire raigne and fiona tlie 1,5ny ION rs We'll
! When he heard men declare thanscl vFsepposed
4 10 tie principles oil the party. he Thought il
L very necessary III require Il pledge rom them,
TO al}iie lii tlc action Of tie Convention; Such
Fla pledge mad d precedent In the eal1rs Of tittt
/. party II had been .i1iiBpsSa on oeFtafnztIEle.
gates at the: last Senatorial Convention. and
/ the gentlemen fFanI. NeW YGltk who attended
i it, had fGa Tie pinrtI :uf the case
/ alr. sIafiilg "a MuasaeE nsstts rose for tie
fFst time liz TIE tl1ts having beeT prl.
SsGstea freig attending at Charleston by a :sss
1 Yere domestic aiiiictfon. he was stif7lrised ta
fhear any altlslen made hostile 10 the 80 calied
/ sEredi14 obligations, and 10 find opposition t.
the ati1lrisstou of certain States tothe Defn6Fi.
1 tfc Convention, Hef0nDdthat ,eeHtain. States,