Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-29

Mr. Corhrano NJ New York moved that when the Com
vcntion adjourn u be TO o'clock
Mr. Cochrane Insisted.
Tho motion was los, amid intense excitement
Mr. Cnchrano then demanded vote by States
Mr. Spunla Of New YORK raised point VI order, that
Mr Corhranc had nn right TO demand hy States
the part NJ the State NJ New York
Mr. Randall Of Pennsylvania moved TO adjourn to 4
Mr. Stuart Of Michigan raised point Of order, that
the previous question being ordered motion for abso
Lutte adjournment was only In order
Mr. David seymour " New York moved to adjourn.
Shouts Of "No MOI"
Me- Avery withdrew hi. motion for division.
Mr. Phillips OF Pcnnsylvauia-"I renew IT,"
Tho President understood the call for division Of the
question 10 be made.
Mr. Randall again moved to adjourn until o'clock
and Mr. Stuart renewed his point Of order
Mr. Ludlow Of Now York hoped that recess would be
taken as ME delegation from his State desired to consult
delegate from Virginia moved that New York have
leave 10 refine from the Convention. 0Laughtcr)
MI. Ludlow said the delegation from New York did
nnt intend 20 follow bad precedent (Applauae)
Mr.. Butler n Massachusetts rose To o question Of
privilege. He said forged tickets Zoe the halt and
he had ZEN an CRIMINAL and forgery They were over
whcmcd by outsiders.
yoicc-Refer them to the Committee on Credentials
NJ buier said DE did not propose to sit here under
Nj sp.nola wanted to know whore Mr. Butler got his
1uuer-From member.
Mr. R,uders wished Che gentleman tn give him some
as some of bis friends wished 90 get in.
Mt Butler moved that the Scrgcant-at- Arms clear the
floor Of All but delegates
Mr. Gouldug Thought that Mr. Buffers fears NJ the
Plug uqlics were unnecessary. Tie hoped the Conycn-
ton would proceed 10 business, and prepare whip the
Black Republicans
Cries OF "Qucstion ."
Amer some further diminishing, recess was taken
until ~ O'Clock
rvENfva SESSION
The Convention was called 20 order a FIVE o'clock bav.
ing waited half au hgcr i1r Nov York
Nj Lud'ov n icial Of that delegation asked further
time FOE cln-idcutiou They were 30 session and
bnsgcd tlc luGul -cuoc ofthC Convention.
Mr Bradford " Pennsylvania moved o recess until s
Cries ofNof MOI
Mr Randall OF Pennsylvania moved an adjournment
Much confusion, applause and cries " NO"
Mr. johnson of Maryland suggested that time would
be saved w taking vote Of all the other States aud re-
comins New YORK when She was ready
Cries OF "Nol No Pat motion to adjouml" Confl-
Mr.. Montgomery Of Penn desired that the present
mode NJ diminishing tickets should be changed. They
were given % others than dclcratcs and he couldn't u
tain HIS through ifd party, when it was known that
DE dd not communicate personally with tlc chairman ~
the delegation dc asked that half Of The ticket, should
be given 90 MIR Cassidy Of the Pennsylvania delegation
Tor dl,juhuuon aud half to the Chairman
"mie Nr Montgomery was speaking, Mr.. Randall NJ
fenn appeared as near to him possible cxclaiming
eNgtcdy. Its fasc-it's base a,schood"
Mr' montgomery pointing 90 NlI. Randall said. "That
cnc. of"Odri" Confusion and excitement
Mr. Montgomery exclaimed Am to be protected
finy irl gate. rose to mcir feet crovdins forward
SON oi Mr. Randall struggled hard to approach Mr..
Montgomery.
A1'' 'c'cfd attempts 70 restore order. Mr.. Dawson
arose and said Mr. President. IL you viii give ihc
floor III get ufd.r daughter
Tho noise then partially subsidized
Mr D".1n said De bad used every personal effort 20
distribute tickets 20 members boy applied Tor Mn
Montgomery t0hct aud hc didn't choose TO give it 90
amy enc hut the delegate himself
a yu.cc--Ihat, right
NJ p,r.on. continuing pronounced the i9.inua,iou
oi Mr. Montgomery untrue On every particular. tAp-
plrsc ami confusion
drowned by cries of order, several members cudcayoug
% address ihc Chair. An Of the Pennsylvania dCcga-
non aud holt the Convection were the floor, ondcavur
ing 60 crowd around Mr. Montgomcry who oAcl med IN
a loud voice. Gle lies! 1t is base lie aud the man
who ui'cts u Is "a base scouudrclI Intense excitement
continued but order was finally restored. and vote
taken bf states on Che motion TO adjourn. which was
carried and the Convention adjourned until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow.