The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-07-02

~ Ms aieyenst 9ol oregon Iese 70 a personal
exnianaifon .5@ H "a Z.
4 MI. Stuart, of Michigan, 8 ~ IA 81. @35
Tie President The gentleman from Mfchi-
ran ebieetifgs the Che II mast enforce the rides
:of ptdetss III t38 3I. \. Il. All
. Mr. Stevens appeal Ia TIE gentl from
4 lishtsan ~ Withdraw bis objection. III Fl nj
slari- No gentleman vii 90 further
lla1 self i'll gTantihg personal fayorsS but the
jjisiness oE lhe Convention has Tread been
delayed 20 long that 4 cannot v thdrsw my
objection 5.3 II. XII ri II ID " 81 5
nude for i decision Of The question:. He ruled
u The motion was 10 strike ont and insert, it
was ipadmissable. .
Mr.. John Coehrane, of IN. X. held that while
Z motion 10 strike out aud Insert was inadmisr
sable; yei itanly applied to d separate proposi-
ton 10 strike out one ifadmissahe provision and
insert another. This being q motion 70 snbstt-
tte series Of propositions Tor aIother series be
htld IL Dol dnissable. III, III sasas#
! The President, while expressing some doubt,
maintained his original decision. n. # HUI
The question was then taken on the substItu
ton 81 tlle whole minority report, BY Nh. Ste.
yens, of Oregon, for tile whole majority report
he vote was called By Statss, and resulted
as follows. III. v. 81: ~ XII. Nj. I.
yes. 1901 nays, 81 d; 80 The motion 10 snbs
stlttIte Mf steYens minority report for the ma.
JoEity was lost. i. ss Il
Ihe chair having requested that no express:
Sion OF applause oh dissent should be. indpigg5
Ia; the result WINS announced In 81 lence3 Il g.
! III Tie yote then REQUIRED on the adoption 81
the maj aFity report u u III III 3#.S n Il III
Chpfcl,ot N " i, and Mr. Jones, Of
Tenn, for iSisIon Of the question, on
paell pFoposi tiCil 81. 5= 4.
Theq lestion was FIRST put on the first reso-
.lutioa ef tile majority report admitting the
original delegates from MISS which was eafs
riel peaFIy unanimously s.5
8 The only negative. votes being two from
Penn, an q half from Iowa Half sFote from
Mass declined 10 II ,.z VI.
capt. III ersi ol M j. Misssissippf having
been admit led to seats, fnDgs they be admit.
ted atsonGe. t3Iies III no, no; yes, yes
Capt. III ndeIs: j den 4 care whether
yotl aIIaye or nay ! mako the motion. RID: =.
~ MF. Coehrane, af nj; u \; raised Ia point ef
order, that tie report was not adopted, TIL
adopted as 53.. !: Il. II
1. Ihe rtesilsrlt: No motion. Iii before The
Convention The oilgration Of The pre- ioGs 4pese
ton preventing it,:z::s IS z F 7.
IA vote was then taken on tho second resoius
lion majority report admitting sotlle delegates
from Louisiana ayes i5Sf nays 9Ss* So the
second resolution was adopted The apess
tinI was then taken ON the third resolution of
the majority report, admitting Mr.. Htntlmau
and his colleagues, from Arkansas, with power
toeast two votes, and MEs copper: and ms coli
the contests with tlle es5 one
gates refuse to take their seats, the others shall
30 entitled to cast the Whole vote Of the
State s 81: ss >s$5 s.. s5-:
Mr.. sallisbury, Del, called for d division 81
the resolution SO as to take q vote on the pro.
position contained therein The President de,
tided tho resolution tiyisthle < E:: s
I; II ;5 aapN ;Rk1o d; q: 81,
The question was taken upon the three Local
and Me emission e ]. q
HInaman seeolld ll;1 i.gllits.
sion ot -tioof aiitt
the power 70 one 70 cas- new mole Sate q
the state, y the other SEE Al were
adopted b, I, s III . vs.. y:
tion Of the nsiority report admit ting the orr
glnai deieg from the atale ol ! eNss
ed only "a votes ~ the hsAall4ei3 : ifoll
Fem, and 4 rom lieg otl. i, i ettt .
WIS tNtll 9l te M
admitting Messrs. tayard and Mhttelsy, q
lei. Ihe resotuttoii was: ts1stiette
division. - ~ .5 ! 5s. :: !:
The resolution giving Ri Ghatter the seat
in the Mississippi delegation, contested by ben'
janin s. Haliett, WAS then adoPteaEl3o e
|; Ill = III 3 Y. r.,
4 The seventh resolution OF the majority, de-
| elaFing Mr. Qfanon entitled 70 The scat In tn
Missouri delegation, claimed, by John H. NlatY
was then afopted--l5ea 70 liz, = : &. j,
The eighth resolution, admitting tlie o9ttest
/ ing delegates froia Ala was next sadoPtsa
] 14saayes; l0l nays. +. 5 :: !
:. .9he question being on the 9TH and last Teso
luton OF the majority report, athlltSlns ootl
4 delegations from. Ga, and dividing the vote Q
the State between them with the e proSlsiei
thai n either refused 10 take seats, tiit Iell1lu