The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-07

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The chair having requested that no expires
\ sion Of applause or dissent should be- indplged
IN, The result was annoNreed III silence.
The vote then REQUIRED on the adoption 81
Il the majority report
aIr. Church, of Ns III. and MI. Jones, 81
n Tenn He'd for q division oil the aueston Oh
each proposition, 55;
4. The question was first put on the first tcsO.
n luton % The majority report admitting the
Eofi ilial delegates from Miss, which was Uars
i fIed nearly unanimously .s 4. i s33 .ss III
The only negative votes being two from
4 Fem, and half from Iowa Half vote from
Il Mass deelinel To- yete
4 Capt Isyndcrs Of ii. ii mississippi having
been admitted 70 seats, Iinoye they be admit
ted mt once, Grfes.of no, no; yes yes Ii
i Capt NyndeTs: Wei, / don 1 care whether
yeu call aye or nay, 4 make the motion
Mr. GOehrane, Of II Y ruised point Of
/ order, that the report was not adopted, till
adopted as a whole q 81 h s5s III s's;. n s55 81
# The President: No motion Is before the
] Convention the operation Of tho pfeainus qticsl
Il ton preventing il. s.: 5ss## s. y
f Al vote was then taken on the SECOND resoln.
ton majority report admitting Sonic delegates
from Louisiana; ayes los mays yS; So the
second resolution was adopted. The qnesa
| ton was then taken on the third resolution OF
the majority report. admitting Mr. Hfndmafi
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leagues the contests with the power 10 cast one
vote and pTosidihg that Ii efthef51f the dele
gates refuse TO take their seats tile others shall
w y tiie y sote n
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lot y silYlalon oi
.lls 81 ~ W 4 on tiis pro-
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IS was s.Asli " local
anu Isl o. tne ADMISSION ol
VIZ iia1l,iAn aeleatloil; second INC adnlis-
sts'si aei.atesi ana
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Is VOTE !, was 20 On taken on the fourth resolis
say 81 Ing tne oll-
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| The ciehth resolution. aslmit{ins the contest.
/ ing Delegates from la. was next adopted,
4 1854 ayes; 1914 NAYS g.s Vi. II sS$.,;
tIDe question being Oh the 9th and last reso.
Il luton of the majority report admitting both
4 delegations from Gls and disitling fhs vote 81
Il the State between them, with the provision
that IL either refused 10 take seats, the femaii.
ling delegates shall cast the whole yots OF the
i State division Of the question was called
i for SO As 10 titke a 4 ole on each proposition
separately, and d long DISCUSSION ensucd before
i the vote was taken ~ l3 Ss. ,:..s@
4 aIr GARDINER, oi Ga, presented q letter from
1.-THE National Democratic delegation ffen Ga,
/ and asked THAT il be read Ferries OF read, read;
mo, no IS: .s 81 Z. . va: /
E MI Butterworth. Of n. Y. objected. .; !,
. Mr. Gla1cy. Of N. *, Inquired if one objsc.
/ ton would prevent the reading (, ::
II tfhe Pfesideiit. 1t Will in this stage OF the
IL proceedings; 4. : 49,. f=..
Il Mr., Clancy The gentleman from Ga can
Erisc 10 i question. OF privilege and read the
4 communication, tho Chair VIII then decide
/ whether he Is in order. The call Tor decision
4 of the resolution. was then withdrawn and tho
4 resolution was lost. :lJ165 Il, As N York voted
/ in the negative The whole maturity report
4 was adopted, except the Inst resolution, dlyid-
t.tna the State t1f Ga between tie original de.
IHEflcb tQEIRStfftlSS WHICH AOstF Au0I
tnl45. New York voting no. ~. =l.... =.
r. Mr., HaIlett, of Mass, arose to address the
eonyetltion. 4. f.: IL. .=S T..
/ Nfr. Stuart Of Mich. raised point Of ordar
4 that Mr.. Hallefl was not a member of the Con-
II yentiori =. = =. I'll, RI: :. =. 's
Il Mr, HaIlett. A motion to reconsider the
vote 10 reject was made by the gentleman from
4 Nfchiga5. RE: : 81. " =:
The Pgesident ruled thai the resolutions al,
II ready adopted hy tile COMMITTEE were nndet
tie a{erafioI. 81 motions 10 reconsider. and
5lIay on the table; f sss - : :. Fl
Il The Chair could not know whether the Cons
I yentionl would law the motion to reconsider on
4 the table He did not therefore consider the
! fgentleinan from Mass excluded from the Con:
Il yefitidn. zs.5-: 5s.r: ( j ~
Mr.. Church raised point OF order that he
4 had called for the previous question, and that
! debate was therefore out Of order. :. =.
The President SO decided, NJ. 81
7 Mr.. Hailett appealed to Mr.. Church to with.
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