The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-23


ihls irregular conveptcp. (rN,rssive laughter) no
sad irregular Convention because every resolution 'h'
ad been carried had been carried BY rule when oos
q the Illinois delegation had confessed " him Yves
trick.
Cries of .'Ordern
Nj sAYifs, Of Rhode Islaad rose point Of order
The gentleman who speaking, by the indulgence Of
the Convention, had right indulge in offensive re-
marks lApplause.) 4rn
Mr. NREcK Of Illinois, desired ~ know the name oc
the delegate from Illinois, against whom the charge bad.
been made by the delegate from California.
Mr.. ssrH--we shall get at that In time. n
Mr. MERmcx--r demand to know his name now
There was great excitement and confusion, during
which Mr. Smith endeavored speak Hekeps the Aoor,
however, grew offensive in manner ~ The Con-
venticn refused to hear him. tr
The PRESIDENT after rappng for order, requested Mr..
Smith to proceed in order. ~
Mr. CLAIBORNE Of Miseour-f the President Of the Con-
veuon win not protect from the insult Of this dele-
gate desire tina, he shall not prevent % from holding
him 70 account ourselves cloud appsuse.)
Mr. MxRuK, Of Missouri appealed 70 al parties 70 ro-
member that they in national COnvsntioa and in
the presence Of ladies He hoped all would preserve
der and deccrum in debate. (Applausc.) -
Mr. NnRsx-rhe gentleman from California has nado
charge of personal character against tho whole delef
cation from the State Of Illinois desire hc should namo
the individual delegate he audes TO- order that be
may make the responsibility himself sr-
Mr.. SMITH attempted TO speak, but was interrupted by
loud cries OF "OrdeY.n
Mr.. sAxuEis Of Iowa, hoped the gentleman would -
permitted 10 proceed IN order.
Mr. A. SnrB-I intend TO be heard must say that
the Convention acting like sick child who shows great
reluctance take physo He repeated that Tia reeolu
tion the unit rule, which had been adopted IN
the Convention had been designated 70 him BY an Illinois
delegate as intentional designed trick and fraud spou
the Convention. y
Loud cries Of Order" and much indignant excite
ment.
The PRESIDENT called Mr.. Smith 10 order The words he
was speaking Of order and should not b Used
when the indulgence Of the Convention was extended 70
the speaker ss courtesy. Another point q srder
was that gentleman's allotted time bad expired
Mr.. A. sxna-But have been interrupted, and win
not allow that TO be deducted from my time.
The PREspEs1-The Chair has kept the time faithfully,
and has allowed ave minute for the interruption.
A. SSIm.-Then claim ten minutes now Ar. Chair
man. mean TO have my twenty minute Ian honest
twenty minutes.
The PRnlDEyr-The gentleman will take his seat. <
Loud cries Of sOrder, "order." "Dowu, !" "down."
After time Mr. Smith dcsis,ed and left the Con-.
vention.
WITHDRAWAL OF OREGON.
Mr. STEVENS, OF Oregon, In appropriate remarks an.
nounced the withdrawal Of the delegation of Oregon from
the Convention.
Mr.. NounT, Of Virginia, took the noor and spoke
earnestly against secession The delegates from Virginia
pledged 10 the support Of the nominee Of the demo-
cratic party, and very large majority Of his constituents
would stand by the national democratic party whoever
might doubt it, The South would never follow black
republican President and sectonalised democracy. He
continued 70 argue forcbly In favor Of remaining BY tho
national democratic organization until he taken sud-
denly III, and compelled 70 yield the door. --t.
Mr. RuxY, Of Pennsylvania, moved 70 adjourn. Lost,
1sK 10 nos.
NJ CESSNA called for . vote On the previous question ON
his motion TO proceed TO q ballot. sett
Mr. ClARx, Of Missouri hoped that consent would be
given 10 adjourn after the Convention had ordered tho
previous question: order that the Missouri delegation
might have leave 70 consult the present condition Of
anArs. His mind made up, but 1t the request
of others Of the delegation be desired that this be DONE
Mr. CuaSA had no objection 10 such course himself,
bus could say what the wishes Of the Convention
might be-
M CRlo, OF Missouri, anxious that the PROPOSE!
ton Of his colleague should carried order that
for night the position Of delegate least
should not be misunderstood he desired say that
where, he not ready 70 follow any Of Demo-
cratic Convention Of the democratic party.
Mr.. CLARK, Of Missouri-ThS remark may place me in
false position. have said my mind is fixed. 1
shah never leave this body. Cloud applause
Virginia inquired altcrnAses who had not seeded
were entitled to oil seats deserted BY principalss
Cries Of eyes" "Yes" .t r.r
Mr. GAuIDxs, Of Georgia, took the nocr and repeated
his speech in favor Of the slave trade delivered ~
Charleston. t.ut
Mr. wHnr Of Massachusetts,, stated that some Nassa-
chuses delegates desired 70 retire for CONSULTATION
QAghter.)
Mr.. sArIwrxY, Of Delaware, said, while Delaware
would not leave the Convention they would present
refrain from voting rescrving themselves the right
do 20 at any time
Mr.. snnx, Of North Carolina, made strong speech
against secession.
Mr.. EWING, from the majority Of the Tennessee dele
gason announced that delegates would retire,
and Eve remain.
Mr. cAznoRxs, Of Missouri made an eloquent speech
nvor Of Douglas and advocstcd claims national
democrats and gallant leader with him at the head Of
their ticket he had no fear Of the result
The Convention then ordered the previous question: aud
adjourned till ten tomorrow.
Mr.. Douglas has tcegraphed here modify the p.xt
form, and IL necessary, 70 Withdraw his name.
There b much excitement
Quite number Of telegrsphic despaschss have b.
sent Mr. Douglas from friends here, sxhotinx him
70 embsrrAss their scsioo, bit 70 leave hasslf in u
hands u his n lends a
Thcrc s speaking Monument Square tonight, y
very little enthusiasm. ~
THE RICHMOND CONVENTION. M
Russosp, Va, June ~, Wv
The secedcrs met to-day, and adjourned until "
| row. they state anihoritatvey that IL h dec,ded1
their intention adjourn Baltimore. All the deltf
| hare are cmphatically against It. VI