Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-26
VOLUME LVII-NUMBER IT

guia IS; North Carolina Tennessee "; Kr.,vcrv h
iowa ~: California !; Oregon S-6s 7
The vote then taken the second branch Q, the t
solution, and resulted-ayrs l5, nays ltd.. follow.
Yeas-Mane 5t@; New Hampshire 3: Vernon; y: Ms..
sachuses >; Rhode Island !; Conrect!eu; 3 Ne" Ysa
aS New Jersey 2 Pennsylvania To- aryaad ,; viig
mia North Carolina / Missouri Tennessee x K,:.
lucky 2: Ohio %; Indiana IS; Illinois IL: Michigan w,
consin .; Iowa I; Minnesota .-lj0
Nays-Slslne ~, Vermont 4 Nassachuseus :, Con5ec
cut ~, New Jersey ~ prnnsy vania l., Delaware ::
Maryland Virginia Il, North Carolina ., Missouri Te1
aiees 800 AeA'aeSy TO- Minnesota - c''"FiA o'fs''
Arkansas declining to vo,.
MF. BRoDNEAD, OF Pennsylvania, .o- ;e purpose OF
savins time appealed gentleman called Cor the
vote By States 10 withdraw remainder
| luton.
The call accordingly withdrawn and the qaest!on
taken riro race, Resulting a the adoption essnc
| Of the resolution.
So the entire resolution was adopted.
The fourth resolution In rcrd Texas, va. ,Acr read
| l. Resolved, That Guy NJ Brian. T. r Lubbock. F. s.
Siarkdae, T. Greer. II. L. Runnc!S Thos Uc.el,.r u.
". Cor!e, VIM H. Parsons H. Ward i. F. Grossly, b. Bar.
rows anu an H. ManEs are entitled I" .cais j. dele.
SIR: BRoDHEAD, of Pennsylvania. suggested tia; she
being made,
The SECRETARY proceeded to cs!! ~. roll O: states,
which having been concluded, the vote annouEcr':
Yeas .oo, nays a The nays being Pennsylvania ,. Iowa
The resolution was accordingly adopted
DELAWARE.
The Gnh resolution then read as foilH~,:
s. Resolved, Tina, James g. Rsyard aud W,. c. Whites
entitled 10 seats from the county o: Nr"case, Dta
Mr. BRoDHEAD OF Pennsylvania. suggested that &:
would save time TO take the vote firH n:c -:
| agreed to.
The question being taken ,he resolution wa. adopted.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The sixth resolution then read, aS follows.
6. Resolved, That L. L. Chafrr, who iC!y ADMITTED
At Charleston as delegate from the il;h Congressional
Convention, and that lienjan +. uls who has
said seat, Is not entitled thereto.
The question being taken upon tbs Resolution by States
| it resul;ed-yeas l3S nays ll2}3. rs follows:
,Yeas-MHnc, 81; New HAMPSHIRE. -; rmon;, 8;
Massachusetts,, y Rhode Island. I; Conn, ,csu - Ne|
Msscai Si j. oSs 81 81 nsa @ ao 5 H'E' ST.
chigan, s. Wisconsin, 5; Iowa. 81: Mrncsoa, '3S.
Nays Naine, ?1*; New Hampshire ~; Vermont :;
Massachusetts, sb; Connecticut, ~: New jersey. III
ennsyvania, l'I Delaware, =. MatS land, ~: Virginia.
u: North Carolina, IN. Arkansas, j. Missouri y Tennessee
Oregon $~iisI. "' -. '''''''''"' '|-' ~-''''' ~ >
| The resolution was accordingly adopted.
Mr.. STUART, Of Michigan. rise 10 privileged ques.
oo move TO reconsider the just taken, an!
to lay that melton on the table. understand that that
motion cannot now be taken up, bu; il can be received
also make the motion IN regard TO zach Of the Other
votes taken this morning the propositions ircn the
Committee Creden,ia' including Tie vote ca the vi.
The PRESIDENT said the several motions Of Mr. ssssr,
would be received and entered upon the Journal!
MISSOURI.
The seventh resolution then read, as follows.
Resolved, That John U'Fallon, Jr who duly aL
miited at Charleston delegate from The ESh CeH.
gressonal District OF Missouri l. sill, entitled -ad
In this Convention and tla: John H. Clady, "ho has IS
sumed said seat Is no, entitled thereto.
The question being taken by STATES Upon the resolution
Yt Ytas@Msne 81 Srw Will amr.2e s $ @ Vernon, D. ..,
chusetts s. Rhode leland :, Connecticut By, New f"TH ST.
New Jersey ~, Pennsylvania 10, Marylan! ~ Arkansas
y, Missouri , Ohio 3, Indiana i" Illinois Ii, Michigan
C. Wisconsin 5, Iowa 81, Minnesota 29-l3Sh
Nays-Mnlne *, New Hampshire :1. vyr"'"r: ,. Mas
mia H. Delaware Maryland 81, Virginia 10, Soth Caro-.
linu TO- Arkansas IN Missouri D. TENNESSEE :. N"nrssy
The resolution was accordingly adopted
Mr. CESSNA, Of Pennsylvania, moved that the vote ic
taken be reconsdered and tha: the motion 10 RECONSIDER
be laid upon the table.
The motion received ordered - he entered aPoc
the journal.
The eighth resolution :hen read 10 follows
s. Resolved That Il. A. Barker d. c. Humphrey john
Forsyth wm Garrett j. j. seis.Is, s {. ros"y L. L lH.
o. II. Byium, Samuel W. Whea,iry, L. v H. M"rtin, John
W. warrick, w. r. K. Wyatt erjamIn Harrison. Thomas
this Convention delegates from The State OF Alabama
The question being then taken by States upon 'i' reso!u
''"a S Srx @ nnga vtr"aa
Massachusetts,. 81 Rhode Island, conne:rG y: H%"
Virginia. 4. Sorih Carolina, I@ ArIaHsa: n Ms s:s.' ):
Tennessee, Kentucky, ~; Ohio, - lniana. ~. Illinois,
IL Michigan, 6; wisconsnra; Iowa :; Minnesota, :-
Nays.-M.lne, ~, New hampshire {: Vermont, =; sla'.
sachusetts, S; Connecticut, -? New Jersey pc':y!N'
MIA, II; Delaware? Maryland, 6; Virginia. si@ H"r;A
Carolina, 81; Arkansas =: Missouri 3; Tenncss'c l"i
Kentucky id'5 Minnesota, =; California, Il o'rs"o, B.
l0lM.
New Hampshire Il declined voting
The resolution accordingly adopted.
Mr.. CESSNA, OF Pennsylvania, moved 10 rCcoHtGer
the just taken and that that motion be uil uHo. tie
table.
The motion was received and ordered be- entered
the journal.
The ninth and last resolution Of the ss.!es was en read
{? Resolved That the delegation from the State of Gsot
ala, Of which II. L. Benniny Is chairnan be Admitted 10
e Convention, with power to cast one half al The vote
said State and delegation from mid State II which
Col Gardner Is chairman, he so admitted 10 the Cct'r'
ton with power 10 cast oneaf OF the vote 81 said STATE
and IL either OF said delegations rcr-c Ecgec 10 cast
above Indicated that in such the rcgN;e.
present In the Convention be authorize! I" ea:: The fa!i
The SECRETARY proceeded 10 cali he roll Tt! Us liz
Mr. SEWARD Of Georsia-I rise to II question Of pTY!.
ege on behalf Of the contestants from The satu o! Georgia
sent Communication to The Chair which drire to have
read. [cres Of mo, "no, question, 'GuGsion I'll.
Intended peace measure, and 10 relieve this CoErci.
ton OF TIL, pepe1ng and Troublesome question crcs OF
| "objoe., ""object," and Question:
Dir. JONES, Of Tennessee, called for diS.oa OF the
question.
Mr. WILLIAMSON, OF Ken,ucky-l withdraw the cal! for
division Of this resolution, iti, is upon my motion
The PRESIDENT-The Chair understands that Il ali "a
upon the motion OF the gentleman from Tennessee tE
Mr. wILLIAMsoS-The, hope tha. gentleman NJ!
| Mr. JoNES-I cannot wl,hdrawi,.
Sir. SEWARD, Of Georga-I insist rpnh m? question g.
because II effects the rights OF members upon hi. Go"I
The PREs DgST-The Chair will state 10 the Conrrnrioa
that the gentleman from Georgia r Sc~Ard pres:a" ~
| letter and desires that II be read.
Sir. BUTTERwORTu. o. New YORK; object t" :Ac Teac
| Ing ofIt at this time
The pREsIDENT-The Chair understands, in the Gr.:
place, ha. in the present stage o the Gu-ston-i'" S Gn
der tAe operation Of the previous uss;ioi IL n" c6mtc
Introduce any document;o b"i"d cNcep hy uhhn
!mous consent Convention: unIrr su.peision o.
the rules And the Chair Il not aware how III h:s stage o
the question there can he 4 rS,on suspend the
| he
question there must he UNANIMOUS consent lor ur ea's
| Of document
the Chairman Of the con,esng delegation from the STATE o
Georgia. notifying the Convention that they Withdrew 'sea
Sir JONES OF Tennesse-A, the request OF several
.lcm.u Withdraw my call for divi.ipn Of tie question
The PRESIDENT stated the question to be upon aereeH.
the entire resolution, rs originally reported ~ the sec:e
| tRry TO the Convention.
The question being then taken by States upon the rs'o-
luton it was rejeced-ycas lOGI, nay, ii5as follows
Yea.-Mane !; New Hampshire, >; Vermont, ~! M's.
sachuses Rhode Island l. Connecticut, 81. A'w Jtr-
.ey,2: Pennsylvania, M MaIylani :; Virginia i Sor:h
49, Illinois u; Michigan, 6; Wisconsin, .; lewn' A!nne
aehT.rt,. S: Connecticut s New York 81; Nrr Jersey
:; Pennsylvania, lTi:; Delaware, = Matyiann : 'rsha
see, 49, Kentucky :: Mlnnesa.a y; California J; o'e
Mr. CHURCH Of New YORK, obtained ,he Goor.
| 8t IIALLETT, Of Massachuse;ts-Wil the f"n:cro"r
from New York (Mr Church, aIlow lew mo: eats
! Mr. CHURCH, Of New Y"rh-Aiirr get 'h'C";h'-
fLauzhtcr The delegation from Sew i"Ix have i! 10
| opportunity
| The PiESIDENT-Wi the gentleman rScr.c Tic Cha'r
moment: The Chair will stateat he TLIcrt.tc
Il ALL the resolutions reported from the Comnii,re on Gre
denals have acted ami therefore tic pr=s!eGa
question: far as Is applicable 10 i. succt mater s'
| been exhausted
! Mr. CHURCH, Of New York-The New Yo-s Geler.iioa
have had opportunity to vote upon the Question o: me
admission OF delegates from the State Of Geo a in ac
corance with their wishes, they beiirrc worId he
right and Just to the Democracy OF that STATE Som
here. the New York delegation did, with ii" d.'cirS'
ton 80 far as !. lay In their power 10 reconcile The Demo-
racy Of this great nation and TO armDnzr tic pSrif %
that the Of this Convention would be endorsed ~
the Democracy Of this nation propo.: noe 10 submit
motion In relation to that StateGporSS-"lth h"'r''
doubt will with the appreciation Of i- Convection
That motion IL that the delegation lrHH, the Sai o.
gia claiming in this conrenfon Of which H. Il, @ ps
nnr Is Chairman b. admitted 70 ccareS;!on sE1 upo
, that call the previous question.
MR.. HALLETT WANTS TIE FLooE
Mr. HALLETT, OF Massachusetts he'e ""''''''' W.
| floor. .,,o- L- >,
Nj SEWARD appealed to The ssni'emfn 70 a'''@ a' -
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