Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-06-30

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propositions had been taken.
The seventh resolution of the majority, de-
claring Mr. O'Fallon entitled to the seat in the
Missouri delegation claimed by John b. Cary,
was then adopted ayes 1873 ID nays 1l2.
Mr. Cessna of Pennsylvania, moved to recon-
slider the vote, and lay that resolution on the
table. Laid over
The eighth resolution, admitting the contest
ing delegates from Alabama, was next adopted
by ayes las l-2; nays 10l -.
Mr. Cessna moved to reconsider the vote, and
to lay that resolution on the table. Laid over.
The question being on the ninth and last res
olution of the majority report, admitting both
delegations from Georgia, and dividing the vote
of the State between them, with the provision
that if either of them refuse to take seats, the
remaining delegates shall cast the whole vote of
the State, which resolution was lost-ayes l06
l-2, nays l45; New York voting in the mega
tive.
The whole majority report was adopted, ex-
cept the last resolution dividing the State of
Georgia between the original delegates and the
contestants, which was lost-l06 l-2 to 14j-
New York voting no.
Mr. Church of New York, took the floor. lie
said the New York delegates had no opportu-
nifty to vote on the case of Georgia as they
deem justice to the democracy of that State re-
quires, coming here with an earnest desire to
harmonic the democracy of the Unon and
act in a manner which will meet the approba-
ton of democrats all over the nation. New
York desires to move that the original delega-
ton from the State of Georgia be admitted on
this floor. He called for the previous question
Mr. Seward of Georgia, raised point of or
der that inc motion IN order is on the adoption
Tho pres;Jovt Jon;doJ ,hot as Whole
ton was executed. and no vote on the odop,ion
of the resolutions as a whole is necessary.
After speech by MIR Hallett of Massachu-
oour,o ~ "nU d tna noI' nHu oeei, u"Irueu ny
ON the report of the committee on credor,;ols
the convention adjourned until evening.
Upon re-assembing, MIR Cessna of Pennsyl-
a' ,,otIu ~ Pl11 y 70 pglIot ior IahdideteS
S,o,oa n,J "iu Ill 'vS.ue' ~ ."e ol,;'eu
1,'i; a,'J o' t',"' .".'eu tne previous ques''on'
D',an Ds G: wy Stamps oonilhehceu Hir
wi w. VI ,r'a maui speec" III winch nc
9a'u '"o "o'io. VI 'ne eo,N ei.tioh On 'he report
Oh tlle cohiriittce on credentials was such thai
ne oou''i oniy oiu .hc convention respectiul
atitu - VI .'e oo ueiegates from Virginia lea
49, u,,e 60, NJ, inoy Meie ionoMee oy
uuiesa'e' rfoii Soi'n caroilna, several rom
,e"' Tss Memea.N! M'ss1uri .uiornia, Ore
exciting and nfammatory speeches were made
and the convention adjourned amidst the great
est excitement
SNru n,v S,rrp,,v I,,v,, ON
nS 'oo, rs Tue convention was calleu 10 order
Judge Caldwell OF KY, said that 10 members
of that delegation would retire wholly. and 3
o,bors decl;no oo,;no n;,ho,, ,,;,.;,, 49,, a..
a.. .a-.9 SIS W '"e"
se"'S' Hi'er se'fra' o.her speeches ABOUT 60
ing and remaining, Caleb Cushing the Presi-
dent made speech resigning his chair to Da-
vid Todd of Ohio one If ,b,, vioo pro.;Jo,,.a
on1 ~. -. 't''u'",''
ana announcing MS intention to retire from the
convention. The shouts on this announcement
were tremendous and as he left the chair. cries
Of "good - good - ram, ,hro,,,,h ,ho h.u
W
MI .nr. Sush!ng having taken ms seat among the
| ..Nil g 10 wv S"''o..' nv''' putier arose
" SPeaA ioI 'hat uelegatlon, out the convention
/ refused to hear him, amid storm of objections.
The convention then proceeded to ballot. nm
| der the nrcyious ouestion which bod lor, boor
snsco,JoJ W. >taa..t'... ""u io"S u1e,'
MPDu' ""e" ,iussachuset's was caiIed,
WI putier again TOOK the moor, and having at
/ tempted TO speak, objections were made hut
overruieu IN MS tavor by the president. Several
attempts were made to disturb the proceedings,
ana when order had been restored, Mr.. Butler
! lion nrotested first ogo;ns; no ,n;,,st - o.
worrantable exclusion of Ron + 2Ialie,,. and
second oao;rs, ,ho oo,;o,, IS "''u
upon nearly ali the contested seats s;v,aon
< u no = sN"'S' .iN'eeh