New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
Mr Ces.pa moved to rteoesldet the yots and to lay

| The que ton bviDg on the ninth and iaA -, -;
Of the msjory report admitting both -. 81 te be.
tween them, with the provision that if either 1xSole
take scsis tie naming delegates shal cast Tho ""0'
| vote cf the STATE N
division of tie resolution Was called for, 20 n 70
ttke each proposition separately, and iS =
| d. en- sion ensued.
b, FORE the vote was taken, Mr. Gardner Of Georgia
pres4i ted letter from The National DEMOCRATIC dele
gates from Georgia and a-ked that II be read.
| Cries Of Read, REED, and No., A" No..
MI Butterw orh Of New York objected.
Mr. Clancy of New York, inquired if one objection
| would prevent the reading
The Presden,-t will in this stage Of the proceed
| irgs.
| Mr. Clancy-The ger tleman from Georgia can rise
TO question of privilege aud Rad the contamination
| TIE Pr sdeni-The gentleman from Georgia can
Iis. 10 o. esion Of privilege and the Chair VIII then
| decide Whether he il in order
The cali for di, siou of the resolution was then
withdrawn and the solution was lost, 1907 to 10
| New York voting IN tire mega i've.
| Tie " hole majority repor was adopted except the
iast resolution divdingtte Safe OF Georgia between
| the Origin al delegates, and the conrstan's which was
| let, I06I TO lis, New-York voting Nav.
| NJ. Church If New-York took tue floor lie said
bat tie New-York deIegates bave bad no opportunity
O vote on The IF Georgia they deemed justice to
If Democracy Of u at State rfquires coming here with
an earnest desire 10 harmonic Tie Democracy OF the
UD'"n aid TO act in msrner which viii meet me APP
Jrcl aCr Cf Democrats al over the nation New-ioIk
"a es to that the orgius delegation from the
Safe Of Georgia be admitted TO seats on this boor. lie
| called for the previous question
Mr.. Seward Of Georgia raised point OF order that
tlr motion in order is the adoption Of the resolutions
| aItsdy adopted as whole.
The President decided that the previous question
cued and 10 vote on the adoption oil the reso
| luious as q whole is necessary.
Mr.. Ilsllett Of Massachusetts, rose to address the
| Convention.
Nj Sruat Of Michigan raised the poat of order that
| Mr.. Ilsle't wss hot member OF the Convention
| ll.nf In der
| & me " az MADE 10y the gentleman from Michigan
| The Pr sdent ruled that The resolutions already
adopted 10y The Convention were, under the Operation
| al motions reconsider and lay OF the table. The
CLAIR Coud not know whether tie Convention would
iay the MOTIF 10 reconsider on the table lie dl1 not
III, refoIe consider the gentleman from Massachusetts
| Vet extended from the Convection.
Mr Chuh raired point of order that be had call "a
fer the reyous question and therefore debate was
| in u, der.
| The President 70 decided.
MIR. Baeit appealed to Mr.. Church TO withdraw his
| cBll for The previous question.
| Mr.. Avery of North Carolina-Tbe author of the
| Cincinnati Platform il surely entitled 10 be heard in
| tits Convention. Laughter and applause.
| Mr.. Halett-Sir. have fought enough for New
York 10 entile me TO this courtesy. The soldier OF
hun drd battles ought to retire with the honos OF war
Mr.. Cessna of Penis, lvania-l raise the point OF
oder lsi te Com res Of the United States refused
to COZ wright The Cincinnati Platform anG theref re the
gentleman is moi entitled TO consideration on that &C
| Scuut. Laughter and applause
Mr. Church no, Withdrawing hs de1 aud Tor The pre-
yiOus question il was ordered, 8ud the resolution AL
milling The Charleston delegates from Georgia adopted
Mr. Hslett of Massachusetts then took the floor. He
| moved to rcor ader the ninth resolution
| number of points ui order we're raised anu warm
| sEirmish took place.
mr.. Smith OF Wisconsin Iaired point Of order that
| Mr.. Haeti lad rever been Gel gate in the Gouyen,
| ton. Mr. Claiil c was the del g,ie recognized and
admitted 10 the Charleston Conoenon, and Mr.. Hal
| lcts name does moi apyear OF the Record
Nj. Hall, II 6esIed 10 SPEAK 10 tue point Of order
| He Vas q delegate, regularly appointed and being
detained by Sickness i'll his family, had requested Nr
Chah e. a. lis substitute, end IL had Ir-pred
papers fer bat purpose The sick chamber OF his vile
,fout trouble M Chafi e, aud PROBABLY without
| bis Icing ebe 70 unoCrstar d then.
Aif. Stuart Others called nr. ilale't to order,
snd COZ siderable confusion existed, until the char
| ap arCed TIE floor 10 Mr.. Hallett
Mr. Haett addressed the Convention.
Mr. Stuart Of Michigan moved to lay the vote to re-
| CONSIDER on The table.
Hr. Coil rane mo, ed that when the Convention ad-
| iouln, it he til O'Clock.
| A vote by States was demanded on Mr.. Cochrane's
motiou and it was lost-S2i yeas, los Lays.
Mr.. Cessna called for the consideration OF the mo,
tiors reconsider the several propositions adopted and
| H. lay ihuse motions on The tahle.
| Mr.. Vandeford of Mary land moved the! when the
Convention adjourn, it be sine DE. Declared ont OF
| order
The question then put, frst the motion to lay
tie table the motion 10 reconsider the vote by which
| tie minority report Of NJ. Stevens al Ongon MAS
REJECTED and the Convention refused 10 lay the mo-
lion of reconsideration on the table by vote of l3i
| 10 1891 New-YOrk voting " No amid most utense
| excitement
M Cochrane then rapidly put the motion for a re-
| Gees I'LL O'Clock wbich carried amid the con-
sernatiOn OF the Northwestern men, and the rsyivng
| LoIes of the South
TIE Convention reassemted at o'clock, with
| crowded audience. Much Interest was excited by The
proceedings and heightened by the prevalence OF re-
| rort that Mr. Douglas had teleUaphed to withdraw
| biz name which Was known only by a few.
A. soon "a he Convention called 10 order quite
| q Congressional struggle Tor the moor TOOK place
| Meesrs San sbuTy OF Delaware Cessna OF Pennsyi-
vaIa and German OF Minnesota, all rising snulta-
| reously. :,
The floor WAS given to Mr. Salisbury, who corrected
the vote Of aware az reported the evening apeTs
They represented a. voting for the admission OF
| The Soue delegates from Louisiana They ola no. so
vote hut vot, for the admission of the original dele
| gates.
| Mr. CcssI.a next obtained the floor, and moved the
| prev ions on, sion the mo ION pending which was
10 reconsider the vote By which the Convention REJECT
| I'd the minority repor, e Mr.. Stevens OF Oregon
| The Convention ordered the previous question
The motion 10 reconsider the vote w;F thru lost, by
| Yeas lG3 NAYS l49-New-YOrk voting III the negative
| an 10 az plausf.
The motions 10 reconsider the several revolutions
adopted Al the morning session then laid on the
| talle in their order.
Mr. Cessna owed to proceed 10 ballot for candidates.
for President end President OF The United states
| and on that called the previous Question:
Dir Russell Of Virginia, Stansbnry Of Maryland and
| McHeur, Of Pennsylvania ~ The -arnr time Mr.
McTitury moved TO adjourn sIne de Mr. stansbnry
| made The Notion
| 1her. was much excitement.
Mr. Stuart OF Michigan ra.se the Polnt OF order
| hat The motion now be entertained.
Tue President-TLe motion to dourn sane de Is IN
| order.
New-York, and several other States, called for votes
| by Slater. "
| The motion 10 adionrn sine die was withdrawn.