New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
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Mr.. Jar-f am IN order Ia prtssuf'ng 70 so' 1917
the reasons why think they shoah sdoPs M
n, Iyos,Rp-Tbst Il not 10 order until tho quss-
ton Of sopsid. ration IL settled BY the Houss;
Mr.. JAY-I koow of 20 -uch question. Inc Ds ~
ton Ia certainly reepcsteu', aod ! nsve
right 10 the foor b,lieve sm entitled t,N
"A MEmsER-I move TO lay that resolution on W
Mr.. JAr-Thst b not In order while have N
fo9r. .,,.~
ttst the question Is before the houre wheo - -
or d-d; bat ut thst time when It co nee oeierS ~.
house. according TO our roles. motion - IN 1uM
ay Il on the table which motor must be de;ded wWs
ut bate At The las. Convention no me vas toone
70 second his propagation snd did not appear on sne
record. Now, bo~ever, Il viii appear, oeoses
bss found friend 10 second n. Yet II sns -
tight of any member to make the mod,n to isy on -
tsbls. which thu rule admits. | am very sorY y
friend will not hav. the opportunity 70 maHs Nv
marks unless IL please the Convention 70 voss os"A
the motion 70 lay on the tsbe.
Mr. GUyos said IL WIS not competent TOR toh Co.-
venton to ash the Bishop Of the O'ocess 70 issoe
pastoral letter. He could not issue It, ans wa -
therefore in the power Of the Conven a'n 70 ro0s"
the ntiop.
DR. CRIIsHroE eaid II had been moved 70 isy she
fuhsct on the table ard insisted that that ma" u
votd upon 10 the frst p'sce. -
Mr.. JAY reclied ssroestly that be hal the noof =
any person had the indscsncy to mako such motiee
while he ~as speaking l. DID not give him PsrnA-
meptsry right 70 be first heard.
DIR VIsTos-His course of procedure should have
BEEN if he wishsd TO make his remarks the gen-
iect Of Slavery, to preface his autioa vita
those rsmks but the moment he rssd his resola tSas
and IL was secopded 1t the property of the Con-
vention. hope he viii consent to have the action
put 10 asceTtain whether IL agreeable to tho Couvoa
lien to hear him He can withdraw m no y. aid
msks an appeal 10 my brother to withdraw that reso-
Luton now If not shall insist upon the motion 70
Law he tabi
Mr.. JAY replied very energeticay that he would
mot and a ger eral cry Of "quesiion." Question"
proven ted him from prccse diog with he remsSks-
Mr. JAY, sfer the confusion bad subsidized somewhat
rad his was the first tempt IN this aoa tnx
be- hso to sag speaker, ana cooss "a' tne as
custom of an important subj'ct Cries OF question:,
ard voices of "y,u can't put hin dowa-ist him 90
en-" "Polnicai tomfooiery;" whats the use.'
&cl ., <,;- ., 4.
hesrd.
The Rev Mr.. MOORE rs'sed question OF order, thA
Mr. jay entitled TO the floor. He said he WA nss
willrrQ 10 gag aLv msn in this Convention AID BE-
lie we'd thew were caoable of considering the m.tter
cslu w. They could then vote it down the, did Last
year.
s. veral gentlemen called Mr.. Moore IN order.
Tn. President decided thsi il would require dye mo1-
bers 10 secopd the motion 10 lay on the taSie.
| Mr.. MooRs-Can you cot off man from speaking.
| in that wsy1 (0rd.r, order.
The question of tablipg the matter wss put esd
unanimously carried, not voice voting IN the nesar
| tive.
The question on completing the StsndiOg Missionary
| Commit ee BY adding another ans TO IT, tbeo came
I'D hen the OF the Seer -tary, M. Egeob o0k
vas sdoed those before electsd aid the Con oa
adjourned to O'Clock in the averog, when the Bshsp
| preached sermon 70 the Convention. The Convoa'
| ZION will resssen be this morning.