The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-07
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mover inc pfeylYls question IN the motion
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II ile convention ~ oIaered ttc prev ques.
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e otlon e reeorlsfder tlic seye.
"a adopted at the morning session,
was then laid on the table. K *
II Z. ~ esresna moved 20 proceed to ballot for
Il President and Vice President or tie Enftet
States, and on that called tho pfepious CUES
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II Mr.; Russell !, ~ ginia Salisbury, OF Mary
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II the same time MuffeIlfy moved Ia adjourn,
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MI. Stuart. of Michigan. II raise The pofnt 81
Eofdegi TINT HE motion now lie entertained.
i which Is betofo-ths PRESIDENT to adjourn sfts
i DE Is IN order New York and several other
II States alled for vote BY States The m0tiur
10 adjourn siae de was Withdrawn, Il
Mr. Russell, Of Virginia, took the floor. He
said the time had now arrived when ii became
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MI. aofman, Of Mimi, arose amidst the ex.
Eeitements he raised the point Of order. The
4 previous ques,i ion ON seconding must BE put
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l:a Mr.. Russell considered what he had 10 say
asa matter of privilege under the action Oh
the convention On questions arising out OF Tile
4 report Of tho COMMITTEES on credentials The.
action had become faal completely, frfey0:
Il cabir. and IL became the duty ct the delegates
i from Virginia TO inforn the Convention that IL
was not consistent with their sense Of duty to
/ their constituents to participate longer III the
deliberations. Applause, which was ftaInedis:
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