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

So the second resolution adopted.
The question was then taken on the third resolution OF
the majority report, admitting Mr. Hndmsn and his col
leagues from Arkansas with power two votes and
Mr. Hooper and his colleagues, the contestants, with
power vote and providing that either set OF
delegates refuse take their seats the other shall be
titled to cast the whole vote Of the State
Mr. SALISBURY, Of Delaware, called for . division OF
this resolution take vote each proposition
contained therein. alEhUe ffF
The r~sxmxSr decided the resolution divisIbie.
The question then taken the three prcpo
sItions firsA the admission OF the HndmAn dele
gps sccond the admission Of the Hooper delegates
and third giving the power set to the whole
vote Of the IL the other set withdrew All we're
Adopted.
vote was then taken the fourth resolution Of the
majority report admitting the original delegation from
the state Of rsxss. Adopted only half votes In
the nerssivc-two from Pennsylvania, and half IRON
Oregon.
vote Was taken the ami resolution admitting
Messrs Rayard and whitley OF Delaware. Tho resola
ton was adopted without division.
The sixth resolution giving r. l. Chance the seHs nshe
Ma sachusetts delegation contested by Bcnjamin y
Haucst, WIS then adopted by ayes las, nays 1llk.
Mr. srrAxr Of Michigan, at this point, made motions
to reconsider each had and lay the the
bic being understood that The mo&ous not 70 be
put until votes all the propositions hsd been taken
ne seventh resolution Of the majority, declaring Mr.
oFallon entitled ths sat 10 the Missouri delegation
claimed by John b Gary, vs shcn sdopsed-lssk ayes,
III nays.
Mr. cw~uA, Of Pennsylvania, moved 70 reconsider The
VOTE and Ay that resolution the table Laid over
ne eighth resolution admitting the ccuscstng dele
yates nom Alabama, aext sdop<ed BY iAsx ayes,
lo1x nays.
Mr. cwnwA moved " reconsider the vote, and 70 Law
that resolution On The table. Lad over
ne question being the snth and last resolution Of
the majority report admitting both delegations from
Georgia and dividing the vote Of In STATE between them
with the provision that either refuse 10 take seats The
remaining delegates shall shc whole vote Of tho state
division Of the resolution called for 10 take
vote On each proposition separately and long discussion
ensued.
Brsorc the vote was takcn Mr.. cARpvxs, of Georgia
presented letter from the national democratic delegates
nom Georgia, and asked that 10 be read
Cries OF "Rcsd, )" "Rcad, )" "Nc;" "Hc."
Mr. BrrrsRwoRru, 81 New ycrs, objected.
Mr. CLANCY, Of New York, inqrired II objection
would prevent the rcadngs
The rpysrpx-- viii In this stage Of fe proceedings
Mr. cAs,r--Tbe scstiemsn from. eccp~& rise 70 .
question q privilege ana read the communicates
The frrsrrsr-rne sesA;eman ffcm Georgia rise 70
question az r~ivege and Abe CAax wiI then decide
~hctlcr re n m cr,'cr.
The cal for div sion 81 tho resolution then with.
drawn arJ the resolution let, is6s ~ Ia, Mes
yotk voting IN tho nssativc.
NE uhok majority xport adopted. s~cept the Iss
nsehsion dividing tie SsGe n ccsrsis between ihr orr
quad dssnss aed tho eoDtosisSis. which wss los loek
70 Jx, s~x y4s vosInr M