The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13
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afts vHNxto1I.s g :.@s
Sc oON DAY.


TH~ SSS.ir-ss i.s-~c.@ ~ s0rce.
=. Dv1cAns q ehe Broad street Methodist
O9orce, 1Ao 0.ersd pryor.
On @otion ot -, Mtddieton, Of g. c.. the
tSaoane q ne Ulnutes OF the previooB day was
oA1Ponsed Witn. szvate -E.sI e,xa4
- ~ xaanSe1, sss.,, g 2: y. prssenssd the report
ssAows. 80. seis
sssesas s.s of ios 1oas nf bds, bSd;,
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pIessasss II yoar Soas:atiee. ss1 s6s following
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B:f. WsisEs. of Pa. 5 r.,
z. =. cammlaas. of TSnn. - 5ss,.# 5000
<. Tracy, OF Go. "a if.i.st - q { e
a. tt.ts E. = ssss;s9 49, g !:..,. :.
a msseo9, q .tse.; Df: a. Y. Smith, 81 Va; g..
:sso. ss1ShssHo' Ss e1 q tSsn An; tendsHraa, q Als
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nanains, Of Texas - 'S-..'a ',1 " A'"'' -" 1"
The coani.tse woala farther seoommend the
rnes adopted at Cincinnstt in 1850 Is the rules for
tne aosSfnmena oi thls C0nveotfon. Your COM
m;!tee ocs leave TO report - 2 basis OF represen
vhcie' tSs dsisS .sos SsssS sepsssented a:
Vote II ia StsfS - ~ 80 80 ao ontlIe
basis and in such cscsa ~ thsre ssc aeisr ste.
from district Of State present. sad deler ase or
dese ctes shall be entitled 70 east the vote only Of
SAID district. ANDakw p CALHOUN,
l.llI1 {Charmsn OF COMMITTEE.
Their portWas received and adopted. ~
Mr. Watthews, of Miss, aud Mr.. Bryan, Of
the President 70 the Chair. 81.
The President prq fenrpore on retiring from
the Chair, said -: ~ - Il
"0xHfLsnxx or m. CosyxxrroS. I crsve
TO you my thanks for the distinguished compliment
eon91ea e :a!LnS nIoh me g assist in the ofgan-
, s..0a 9! mi: N tsntStsonf ana impoftant D0ey Iq
viIs - .nccasdSS ~ hv 1 nnHey fnSw ansi
proper discharss Of the ardcus duties cooseoueot
upon his DositiOn. trust, gentlemen. that your
dSiDssat.ons may be c0nduSted in spirit Of con;
SlhSnon ana nafmony: % 1ased; .s a. know they viii
~, uvTa tl~ @ =. tno uas',
msSt @ss - snved from ann sa
iatou. thereby sec,rlnS the rishts and protect,on
Of our people. both in their persons and property,
Eheresoever our flag floats, bs it ON the land OF
Col. ERWIN, the President, was then in tro-
duced. He returned His profound thanks for
the honor conferred upon him. They were
here upon no ordinary occasion and Tor no or
dtnary purpose. They had hoped their pur.
pose would have BEEN accomplishedat a. Charles
ton, but they were overPowered ~ numbers.
and compelled to seek refuge IN themselves =
Tne nnmerical majority sternly retnsed the
compelled to act as they did. It was Rrntify-
ing to know that their conduct had been ap-
proved Of a. home: home; They , had met here in no
purpose TO preserve their rights under the
Constitution; while that instgument pro-
tected the rights Of the south. II was sought to
Of this country Let us unfnri our banner
insoribed euusi rights to,au. "A n.,iause ! : Ee
aid not know what wonld be the conrse ~ ths
Convention. but wherever we &c. we n ust de.
mand onr rights. The sernent Of Sonstter
Soyereienty must he straneIed. IAnn,ansa
They win not apply the principle of S1uatter
Sovereignty to horses and CATTLE but only to
S"r. r.twent1 "A 1e wears To mairtair' ms r;.h,!s
hnt in vain ana now MA uuef sia,r r.,d tSan,'
Ha n.d aixavs Acted with the I,a,roc1 -
party. and he would say that whatever pro.
lection they had @ received had come from that
after false rods and we must seek To him
them hack. The President ciossSf hv .nnr.
selling harmony, hoping that ali the Droceed.
inrs vould tend to the welfaIe Of tha conn.
trv.
Mr.. Middleton. of s. O.. from the Oomm,,.
tee on Oreden tials. asked to b. dfscharred
from the further considers tion 81 the papers
presented BY the gentlemen from Nav York
yesterday, as it appeared that they did not
claim seafs as delegates hut only Al connmie
% sioners to- to advise with the Co1yention 81 % %n in a
friendly spirit. 1t was his purpose, il the re-
men be admitted to seats. 80 So
The Committee were thereupon discharged
from the further consideration Of tho papers,
"I1 .nSy y,@S,s,on ~e ,n'd mn Sn 'Hs roS sao ~,
resolution: AtS t.-a 'Eas q
nsscrsd' Ihas Inaa: r Mott S1rshsM. Isaac
Htnsrtl .ni ::"i R:ldWi". cf NsW vo,E r. n
to take ssats npon the door Of thus Convention. s
The Oommittee on Oredsn tials were grant.
Mr. Hatch. Of Louisfans. offered the follow.
ing resolutions, which he said were the result
Re.o,rsd. That. :. th delse.tion. fron An ths