Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-25

Mr. IlllIS-l desire u dllenuOu OF tne con-
veuton two SUBJECTS to the fact that the
miee on credentials have unanimously reported that
the delegations from Mississippi and Texas entitled
TO their seats.
Mr. r--, of Pennsylvania; call my colleague to
order
The President-Thc gentlemsh will please state his
point of order.
Mr. of Pennsyvania-Therc are three propo-
siions pending before this convention and every amend
ment that can be offered under the rules of this
ton has been offered already, aud the gentleman
proposes the fourth subject as an amendment to take
those particular cases up Of tr order and act upon
thcm and that is the proposition the gentleman is
discussing.
The President-The gentleman from Pennsylvania,
Mr.. Phillips has not submitted any motion of amend
ment.
Mr. --, of Pennsylyania-The gentleman is dis
cussug upon that Hypothesis
The PrcSident-the Chair cannot determine that the
gentleman from PennSy vana Mr. Phillips does does
not intend to make any such motion.
Mr.. PhipS-I did not meap TO submit any motion Of
amendment at this time My object is merely to call
the attention of the convention tosomc points present
ed by the different reports Of the committee Creden
tiaS and upon that it occurred TO me that the duty OF
the convention would be plain repeat invite the at
tenon of the convention to the fact that the committee
on Credentials report unanimously n favor ofthe admis
sion of the delegations OF Mississippi, Texas and Della
ware Upon al those delegations there is unanimity.
Now having said that which was all to say, but
the gentleman seems to object TO my making even
suggestion, will not 90 so. But at the same time it
does TO that those who have the control OF this
matter ought not to be so tender-fooed ought
strive to keep out for single moment those delegations
about which there is dispute, while we are deciding
upon questions of great moment TO them.
ms PFsyoUs 9upSIoN osDEEFp.
Mr. Stevens Oregon-I do inHct speech upon
this Convention. To- the mc rart to resist the
views OF the minority of the Committee on on the re-
port which they have presented 10 he Convention That report
las read and shows entire unsniny In the Committee
regsr Del4~tr Texas snd MISSISSIPPI fhSse ;hes Eases IN
vove the principles which the mnoy OF r Sgni9ntee nav
adopted reference TO he action they ask OF THIS Cnny nton
upon the resolutions hey have suomi ted My rnd from Penn
yIvania ( Pits put the OF those three States
and need add nothing further FoW CAL The previous quesuon
Mr. GAuden of GcOrgaI appeal this Convention to hear
me tora few moments
Cries OF "Ql .siiou I" "qn-suon 'l'
The fredn i NUT sta the question, as II Is called fer
1t tIe duty Of She chsiT nov to pat he preliminary Question
Il IN; 0onyen ion ready for that question
Mo Gaudsn Of Georgia the question Is put allow
Cd,s OF "orier" aud "quesiloa" "qg,ston."
The pcsidentIhe gentleman from Georgia oir Gaullen)
Mr avery ofNorth Carolin,-G rise privileged question
question pct secoudrg hsiemand for the pr,yi
question: call Tor division Of the question upon the esoiu
Toe PreIdent-Tha be done well amer the previous
Th question was then taken upon secondng the demand
previous question, aud Il was agreei 10.
The man question WAS then orier'd
El,gS1
Mr. cochrane Of New York-we taa New York delegation
wish before ug upon s ION Ana Tor the
yeu,on All Urn, It ne,, o'clock his afternoon
Cries Of no adjournment. "iet us vote"
The question then taken upon the motion n Mr. Cochrane
Mr. Soe.rane called fOr a vote by States upon his notion
New York drl,Fa Fatlon called Tor eby States.
Mr. spnoa-My colleague has no hh to call for vote by
S'nt-s the part Of the New YORK delegation.
M Cochane-I heard gentlemen ofmy delegation all around
me asking for yot: by States.
Randall Pennsylvania ha; the Convention take
recess un hapAst iou' O'Clock anal upoa that he called Tor
Mr. susr Of MlcAganI would suggest to tn, Chair that after
e House has ordered the nsu lne,un to be put nothing can
'~ss % j. Ss' ,aS,oI & " a! @ .yI NY & ,;
to nve ocock s serloon We Shh an opportunity TO l'ok
Through She repotts.
Nj stuart of,i hrau-Te5e :, no action in order a gen
ega! m'LoI % .olru.
Nj seytaou7-- Then move to aJjrt-n
NJ Avery, Of y CI s T!rav my motion 'or a division o.
NIPPLE Of Pean lohe'. renewed the call for the division
The r iea-The division Of tie lue.ouhas now been caIel
for The s question upon ue meaon Of Mr. Seymour, Of
Tie que lion being taken ,saOt srosrv vas ,agssqd
Mr Randall 'PennI move tie Convention adjourn ~
Mr. ulov Of New York; bay suggestion to
u recess l. Il that large deegtton Of New York has had
Convention hey believe tcy bse the privilege OF consulting
tog,tgr and they vii exercise . privilege BY wirawiush IL
Delegate in the cE par; the halIm tia, the New
York ds.esaucn have leave 10 "iuasa"; l,austerl
Another Dell ei Fase e point o. order That the gentleman
has no Hight 10 withdraw Renewed Ian ghter.l
The Pfeirn The gentleman rom Ne" YORK r Ladlo") Will
NJ Lrdos vii .iae to the Gentleman over ,Ae way that IT'S
iateu'ion OF New Yorkde t0n Withdraw from the
Convention .L'rgher ard ap?.ase now move dat the Con
yl4tiJn take recess until ''cl"'s tn afernooa.
B,Gus
Mr. Butler Of Mass rise 10 Question o. privilege which CON
IN haze forged the consequence
hold In my Of tie genuine and OF the forged tick
well done almost to def detection, which will send to
voice. mo they be referred to the Committee on Creden-
Mr. Buer-I do not want hive any bogus matter introduced
Delegate would inquire the mca,ber where he got his
H. ucr-I s,t i roa, delegate on the or here AMI from
Information have received en give to the Sergeant aArms
the name Of the printing office ion which they
Mr. Rniers 81 New for%- Nshtr gentleman would give me
that might r., some OF iteuds M here laugh cr
Mr. Butcr-i that The Srl lean Arms be- q st,d Co
clear an rsou nshe Of delegations Cy Of
mo mo "Ths. can't b. ome % Allow to rrpra', 81
Of all persons delegates aud urze reporters wh1
N the Segeapt alarms Each Chairman DE-
gallon will know . 'op tbs WILDE doue and there
frt ami zee, well saf.i!, did nearly
i've hundred miles to attend meeting. can have enough
Mr. Gauteu OF Ge'rga- 10 not ;hnk sny danger
ALL Ny friend rom has aeuset' (Mr teIl apprelsn
has ,me a- Lriars lis eye tie Flg Cgis Laughter
Now have no 'ear At all ane trus W. viii GA With cur lie
ubertt tired ol kg hr,4h this solemn every
iay o. ularcLius u hill ug again. ZAP
pauc While puisug tins un tars war eaemirs,
wth srrrd raus marcls upsn 1t 60 to work
ut on his family qu,rre among The .ck
pubcaus Icne~ed apg use Hive ae gng 10 be fdgArn
ed by few outsiders coalgin here We may well ho
1t go with our deberaons, iad have adjourn
meEts.
Mr. Waterbury, OF Eca York; iss a point order. The
gentleman 10 . Georgia (lr Ga"dn)is OF Of order
TIE PsrslIen,Thc lair viii the gentleman from
| Georgia toal tia r.Hi H.s a'r not IN ''dg.
Mr. Gaudon lnot heans-I appeal TO this Convention to
Dries Of "order" "o,d.r"
The Chair has al't,iy norael the gentleman
from Georgia that his reaarks not In o der
! Mr.. Gauien-I beg pardon. dit Lot II the Chair
Mr. Waerbsryi Of New forkINy point OF order Is That the
slStag saytIiag '''' '''''
Mr Reynolds Of New Yort-It order to debate
1t Is 90 debating af motion adjourn has been
made.
Ia pN
ccp the Of the gentleman from New York (r Ladow) TO
that the stage of the previous question motion for is
Ia order. motion to adjourn Is IN ORDER bu' not motion for
Mr Bradori Of ennyyana I that when Conyen.
ton dj,Gn to-daN It be 70 e.. ococs tls afternoon.
Mr. S.nu Of Iowa. The Chair In connection with that
oon T. pass upon the question OF by the gentle
aan michigan mir Suar) aud that that such motion is
M stuart OF Mich 4n-I would sueg, go
on With business the Conyenn that may be able 10
proceed 10 a mdlc lately upon assembling again.
Prstidn,The Chair understands that the main question
having been ordered the list question upon he amendments to
the majority report the an,ndnnts consisting Of the two mino-
Ar stus,t az M!chgau-wh that understanding will with
Mr ssna OF Penps5 s5ivaria7he obligation from Pennsylva-
ni uSoa con utstion Willing Withdraw their opposition
anj favor OF the mo the call OF the states with
! drawn
the qu,s anything rom the crowded state OF orr
cowd ta slmetiog must he dene ~ re-
,ve something shall be done by the order OF the
ifeI'It @ 70 I 1 &C. ~ onr The back sors are omen and
eop!e are coming with al Of tickets 1t is OUTRAGEOUS
sai nsl that the ssrgeaut sg give rs oE
coDsu talon. -
Mr. Randall of Pennsyyaal the call Gf the vote by stat
| Is withdrawn the motion viii prbIbly Low be carried
| Mr. SALISBURY NithlreH the call.
The qaC o w.s taken upon The motion take
and az ced TO.
| Thereupou the Convention took a until a. O'Clock
The mt notified 'h- delegates apply the Sergeanta
| Arms at the Tor ii kets.
! EVENING SESSION.
The galleries we're tr u,moft canacy at half
past O'clock the hour ressembns s ooneouse Ia
dies was the u capacity Of the dress circle The Upp tiers
were one conaact mass Inc humanity II observed
that the benches Of York d. on unoccupied
ami no movement was made towards calling Convention
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