, 1860-05-01

sion Of the rnles to allow 3lr. Richardson to
speak.
The motion was declared out of order
Another hall hour was spent in points Of or
der aud the privilege question, when vote WIS
taken on the motion to strike out the preamble
aud first resolution relating to the Dted Scott
very.
Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas and Florida
aeenneo 10 s9te' The delegates generally went
nounced US follows: Yeas 40, naTs go. The
only yeas were. New Numpshiere i-Ma.sschu-
setts 1of-Rhode Island 4-Copnecticut 4-Pepn-
sylyanla 2--aary}and st-Missouri 5-ken.
tuck{ E.{ 4.-ihls WIS regarded as vielding to the
The President then announced that thu nrc.
ample, With the first resolution, il adopted
NJ. Butler proposed that the balance Of the |
platform be Eoted down without division.
III. Stuart of Michigan demanded separate
t!Hes tgte On easn M resolution. The vote was then
taxen on the resolution to protect foreign born
elt!ze1s: Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, Florida
and Alabama declined to vote. and the resoIu- /
tion was adopted unanimously.
vote was then taken on the Pacific railroad |
resolution ana adopted, the same States refus- b!
tiEe votes. BIC Cook gave notice Of motion to |
reconsider this vote, with M object Of check
ing Alabama in joining tbs movement.
The remaining resolutions were then voted
49,. .44e aoAo o1atts oec4au'ne ~
~ tbsnn ane AZ out tn!ee so;es a.
yeas numbering .13.
Nr. Stuart, Of Michigan, obtained the floor
rroea.Ja% NJ - sad'a 'he tesoiueions' ano
r.. .i'at .rt';,a. a 'uo I?u'ent1o4, conP:an
r.5ncc,f au |i has";n auoss 3n US sue naa
haar .iiora5 - ~ ~ 10 A,sa@a sae I1I h 49,
~, .a.oJ go ,.;t oas "9.a. ne, ~ ei
s"h;.., ~; st.ra. ".en . -, sne
baG tant .ha .,1asnen. ~ ~ -. r"nds :,
xieid ,nonsv ~ rronsr,.. ne s ~as .ad w
1monv bn. ro,,,5 ea'a tol peass ;"i5 a;J IL r.
| honcr Th;s w.1 S.,1.e.,ad ~ ~ ~ S,- ~ -
| Son,b eu " nnA ~ wv
| ~ ~.,.or xo.>1,al =. :,,
that ion1rs:s h.s H.. r;,,ht - ere;at, 10 ~,
! nertv ~ s1arehoidera Srs;nst ~ sr.rorarh-
rman}s ~ tn-r;,nr;a1 I,x;sit:a .ae - .sa.
| occur. - '
Mr. stuart moved IN Law tho ro,;o, T., rscon.
e;3ar m tha t.bio orI -. Ia - $500. ~ s.'n.
but ~sve wav to " WaP
the Alabann deis,nt;on" wto rose md snnonnc.
I'll that h. had u c3mm,,n;,1t;on fron, s1,at dee.
ya,iou to makc to The Couyent;ea lie then
proceeded to read statement and nratsst civ.
;nv tl,eir rreasons for w;tbdr:.wnu inn r. ,hr Tan
ys1tion. lie ulso reai Il resolution dscjarirr
that t,,n ,.Ipca,ea frcm ,l,ot State sho,N will
draw as aiopsed by tbe Conycu,ion Of thcs Stale.
NJ o,her oerson shnu1d renrrscnt th,t >;tnta in
III. cnnrent;on Tbe telr.,ut;on ro. ~ d.ns.4 -
when NJ. Barr. Of Mis,issipni. state,, tha. ~.
delegation fiom that Staie authorized lin to
state TINT that delegation also withdraw from
| til. Convention viii Alabama.
! Mr. Mou.on Of Louisiana. was authorized In
| state On the mart of tie deieration Of MA Stata
| that they no longer retained their seats in th,s
ConFention. We haye herrtoforc deciarad ths
DeIuocratic pa.ty was harmonious. but ,re ar,.
| now parted forever. sena1a,ed in nrinc;n1e Il
| L., r. -.
iu fighting the Black Republicans. lie concIna.
ed by stating ttlut two of the delegates tIecned 4
to ioin the majority. but The na;nritv contenda
1l.at as they nre Instructed 10 ySte rs \ INIT No
one has authority to cast the yute of the State
after ther leaye.
| Gen. Simmons, chairman Of the South Caro-.
lima delegation, read paper in behalf oil
that deleration. protestiu.. 1ha: the nI:,tfnr,n
adopted Is iu coutravs ntion Of the principles U,
| their State Convention, and therefore the dele
gation withdrew, with The exception of tLree O,
its members.
Mr., Glenn of Mississippi delivered. in b.ba1
Of that State, powerful and exciting address,
telling tile Convention that in less Than s,xt,
DAYS fhey will see I. united South. nct;nx i
} concert. IDeafsuinc applause. in WHICH III,
ralleries ioInsd.l s.ilIe time viii come whsr
YOU will want u.s." lie concluded bT riyin,
1,ot;ce tl,at n}t vim sy1nn. .tfizrd ,vtl iha
;nr de1.vat~s could 1nc,t tha,n n, ~ srd-S,r,
Haf to'n;g,t
| Nr MILAN If Etn,fja in ho}.,1f rs that 1.,.
y,t;on nrexa,tsj ,ba;r nro,s., anJ '";,hd-s.
fs,i;no - tho Nil md Inr+h,.a., H.. =. ~
: boJ Rardan- - tha;r hsorts arJ s,;.1sa.d ~;
nsnts +hav 81 u.;th +hsn, ,;;h ~. i;.ta ~,
aret iIs ra.d 1on,- nrn..s+ s;e"a1 h'' -
Ihoio ia,.9a,;on and r.f;,s;n., - sIto.. ~, ~
n,h.r ~ cn:t TN yass ,,f Ela~;da =; ~ go, ~
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"..5 ~. $500. ~ ~. ,is",.t. ~ 80. Fl "s Fc.
s;sts,cc IL ,hc nr;uc;nles nna;n,o;9,a H. p.1
s:.neI ~ ~ s:M ,.. = ~
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'ne onton. m' ~ .-,. :.x
. 1'l' .eoI'o~s; y. niAa|sas' ~ ocua'1 " III
+ ue1eEa''on VI l's ota'e' 'neh eu1eEea pro'c:
.'ae lucy eouia not consent 10 pace IN ansoac
a n:aa W gu uusouHu F',tot"' a"u e1PFesss
u els oIin.o" 'n:'. m. cn,e' o. 1!e SITUATE
= oorete.sns suo"'u leIene 'He n.ulnoi'u'
tne pto'est Is s.Snea y! tnFes u !'le s ael:
10 Ea.es, "no rtotSst 'nas ~ one e'se s''Al e@'
1G sote VI s.e 2saAe !. ."e Eon,cnt'ou'
!. tne ueoIsia aeteon @he" lease ~ Fet'7'
= tnat tnev ih1sht consuis on me 'laest,on'
N.' Gi.tln. asa.n Aithea up AuoInef eAc!!'
y Meht oh 1he hoo1' 10 snaAs psrsonal e1p'an
i uon' out "aa oeoe1eo ~ Ice fFes1eca' 10 taA
- nls seat.
e Mt Mefrlck o. t1l!"o.s aaatessea 'ns Consei
n uon, 9AseFtnE tna' Tug c9AaEHeu oI some
ot arsn1.s we .ss 'nGr M 2sa
n 'cs w. ,:a. ta.as os nc'
j sore ptoposea an an'ouFhnent. >,
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