Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

luton. which was adopted invt1111 -
delegates from South Carolins sn tjer5-
is. accrc lifted to the Richm ,nd CONVEX.
ton. to unite with their brethren OF the
National Democratic Convention assem-
bIed at the Maryland Institute Hall, upon
the-same platform and principles with
themselves, provided they feel authorized
to do so.
Mr. II. II. Heath of Iowa presented .
paper signed by himself and another, sta
ting that no election Of delegates had been
made by the National States Rights Dem
ocrats of Iowa, but knowing the senti-
mcnts anil wishes Of the Democrats OF
that State, they came here to consu& in tho
deliberations ofthis Convention. y =
Objection was made to the reception Of
the paper and it was subsequently, referrcaE
to the Committee ON Credentials.
Mr.. Scwell moved that the Iowa dele
gates be invited to retain the seats until
the Committee on Credentials reported
whether they were entitled to them. A. +.
doptcl. - 4
Mr., j. D. G. Atkinson Of Tennessee NOV
ed that the Chairman Of each delegation
on the floor, at once report To the Chair
man of the Committee on Credentials the
names Of tn delegates entitici 20 vote. so
that the Convention can at once proceed
to make nomination. He thanked Gvd
that he was at length on floor where nc
conld speak without being Missed.
This announcement was received with
tremendous cheering.
The Committee also reported Vice Pres
r. L -<ol
The Committee also recommended that
1.-THE rules anil regulations of the House OF
Representatives be adopted, with the quail
iticaiion. that in making the nominations
. for President and Vice Presidents. two
thirds OF the votes Of all the States repre-
sentel shall be necessary: that each dele
gate in thu Convcn ioa shall cast the vots
I to which he is entitled. and that each
: State shall cast the number of votes to-
: which it may be entitled by actual rsprc-
: sentation in this Convention. This was
adopted unanimously.
n Mr.. Loring moved til, appointm mt Of .
: Committee on Credentials, to whom ths
: credentials of delegates should be SUBMIT
! cl; but he accepted the amen lment Of Nc.
i johnson of NJ ,rylanl. that the credentials
DC Telcllcu 10 tuo>c Wcmutis VI tic rn"s
&c Committee who seeded from TN, regular
$ Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher of Virginia.
). the Chair was dirc:tei to appoint COM
mttcc OF ) to prepare an address to tbs,
Democrats Of the Union mpon the primer
:; pies which governed this body in making
" nominations for the Presidency AMI Vice
= Presidency, anil in vinlication OF the prin-
:, ciplcs Of the party. t
:. Mr. III ,wald OF Tenn ,sscc novel thss
!; Hon. Caleb Gushing. President OF tbs
b. Convention. be charm IN Of said Cnmmit-
:, ,e.. The motion was unanimously adopt
81 ell with great applause. 4
I'o Mr.. Avery of North Carolina. reported
:. from the Comm ttcc on RESOLUTIONS ths
y, platform of the Sccclcrs at Charleston.
= with ,ut crossing or do,tinS an -
lie then moved the previous question.
which wa, or lercd an tn, plat form Adopt
.. ell.
Mr.. Chapm IN Of .Alab,ma move to re-
" consider the WIT: AMI lay That n, ,tion ON
10 tn, table. Carried. -
NJ. Green Of nth c. ,rolins IN ,vel that
:. all tn. States in IN. u,ibn b, invite t.
y run an electoral Tick t for tb, csDlbIstes OF
L., tbi, Convention Carriei-
u \ resolution w,S also alop'c'i that the
n next Convention be held at Philadelphia
10 Mr. Bark, lals of Mississippi novel that
-, the Convention now proceed tn nominate
=; candidates for P.csiIent AMI Vice -Presi'
dent ofthc Uaitel States. NJ ,tion carried
'on \ len ,.hy debate here cnsuel. in regard
49, to the casting Of the votes OF several q
- In, State. on the nom nation for Prcstlefs'
90. an Vice L i,lcnt.
Tn President annolnccl that he ha
received Telegraph from tw" delegate
NJ from Mina,sot. wao w .re not n re- a>kin'
that Mr.. johnson of Mrylanl might cas-
on their votes.
,n Mr.. Avery thonyl,t it dang pre-
cc,lcnt to allow these votes to be cast
.r,l proxy.
80 Mr.. Stev n of O.rg,n rove,l that ~
80: johnson he eatitlel 10 .'a-t tn; v.'tes OF q
10 two delegates from Minnesota Agree e
~, Mr. Lprin. OF VI ,ssachusctts then ~
'e, dressed tn, Convention. pleigins Mss<s
anu chuSctts to stan by tn, Southin her Cor
~ stitutional rights. The delegates frol
on, Massachusetts, hal no persona Prsl"iire
l.. Thew desired to prescn, the name OF ma
"a; for the Presidency who hal no irieh's
~, .~s reward or en- ,rnies to punish. They Chain
80 ell tho right. in behalf OF the Dem 'cra'
" of Massachusetts. to present tiac name .
Ii. the gallant s,a of k:atutky. John
,., BrccRinridgs [In~i AMI enthusiast
o'"' cheering followed. this 'Ininatior-l .
Mr.. Ward of Mabams nominatcd
r. taa NJ. L. Hunter Of Virginia. Lpui .
resi-. plan>c. .s.sses -, -,
'sS' Mr.. Ewing Of Tcnncss.c. with apProp.
~. ate remarks, nominated Danl. $. Dick
' No. son. of New York. lau ling him for
~. long devotion to Oh principles OF tbs pi,
m r"s form adopted h re to-day. AMI symPss'
my with the South. He pledged Iennesa
.o -, Ito stand by that platform
III III An attempt was here male to nom'na
'se.! Inv acclamation, but failed. The Cows
se'eu Etion then proceeded to ballot with the :.
oony lowing result: Brcckinridgc 81. Dick
g'' son 24-wholc number Of votes 10o.
- The States which bail cast their vo
VIA for Dickinson now Withdrew them =
W. gave them to Breckinridgc. The Preside
o'""'' announced the result. declaring Sot