Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-12

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show that those gentlemen come forward ant
take their seats. ,
Mr.. HuSTer. Louisiana has instructed hcl
deleea,es TO come to Richmond, all Of them
and VIC all agree, and ought to be here, 6u'
from causes beyond control, we arc at prcsen
represented by only three delegates:
a DELEGATE from Mlssisslppl presume
there will be no difficulty IN entering thu
names Of delegates when they do come. NJ,
Colleague has offered Il resolution which vii
not affect it. There will probably be no oljec
lion TO adopting the suggestion OF the gentle
man from Louisiana, to call the States ana le
| those delegates answer who are here, and LEI
| the list DC completed afterwards as delegate:
| come in, or ifthc delegation is not full, by those
| the delegations may select 10 I'LL vacancies.
ain certain that the State Of Mississippi will bt
| fully represented BY ell her delegates. although
me have only about half Of them here now
; b. to night those who are absent will arllvo
Mr. DAVIS, Of Mississippi. My motion wa:
! that the States be called and delegations hand
in the names of those who are present.
The Secretary proceeded TO call the roll O
States, beginning with Maine.
When New York was reached a response
was heard. which was greeted with prolonged
applause. u
The President Jro tenn. The gentleman
will please send up tho names.
The delegate. Mr.. TlIApDErs 7. Morn. o.
New York, sent to the Secretary the follow
ing: ,seo.
This Is 10 certify, that ~ 4 meeting Of the Trustees Of tht
ra,;,,si democratic Hall of the State Of New York, held
In the city Of New York, iheg recommended 10 the assosiH'
lion the following names 81 delegates ana aRerna!es 10 rr
-. IT,, ,I. U;rbrnopd e. Dvsntinn far The D0ui1a
tipr Of candidate. FOR President and Vice President o
these Unitci States, with power 10 ndd 10 their NUMBER OF
D;IsgT;sn-CuL. Baldwin, Isaac Lawrence, Jas. e. Ben
aTrrnGtss.wHearc Drake parson. James 5. sclby, II
Dudley Eegn. Alfred ". Gilbert.
New Yogr, June S,h, 1860.
THIS ;s n certify that lion. GIDEON J. TrcKEA, and DR.
CHARLES EDWARD LEWIS STrAKT, were al O meeting O.
the abUve Association, mate Delegates at large from 'H'
Association.
S;a' sEssn I:Tssscf, ia, III q : osRG,,ss.
Secretary Of trustees, 81. DcDLEY BEaI,
Secretary OF Elk. Committee, JAS. 3. BrssEl-
Secretary Of Association, J. LAWRENCE.
mr.. Morn appears in the place Of Hon: GT'
DEoN j. TUCKER, who is detained by lndispo'
%si;ion.
4 response from Virginia, by Mr.. NJ. ".
FISHER, was received with hearty applause.
When Tennessee was called, = Delegate
from that STATE said that the State had taken
no action, but the Second Congressional Dis
trict of Tennessee, (thc Knoxville District
was represented. Applause.
When Florida was called, Mr.. Sco7T, O! Ala
bama, said: | ask that the following tclc-
graphic despatch, relating to that delegation,
be read: .
TALLAHASSEE, june 9th.
To President Southern Convention:
The action OF the Florida delegates at
Charleston las hccn sustained, and the delega'
ton returned TO Richmond. Will be with Yen
as soon as possible.
JOSEPH JouN WILLIAMS,
IN behalf Of the Florida delegation.
THE reading of the despatch elected much
applause!
The following is the list of delegates, in adj
dition to those from New York, so far as made
out by the Secretaries
AlAnAMA-A. E. Meek, ". L. Ianccy, D. W.
Ra,ne, f.. 5. Lyon, L. &. Scott, j. ". Ports,
y. II. Z. Dawson, 7. J. Burnett, Els Shorter,
D. W. Williams, J. c. E. Mitchell. Wm. {.
penick, \. $. Van Dcgraaf, John Erwin, joi.n
F.. Moore, Z. ". Kennedy, Robt. I. Scott, K,
Chapman, Winfield Mason. ". p. Browne, u.
". Bnzcman.
M1SslssIPrI-Gco. II. Gordon, E.. barksdale,
". F. Barry, Il. G. Chambers, Jos. Z. Davis,
Beverly Matthews.
~LorisIAxA-A. Martin. JOHN Taricion, Rich
ard Taylor, Emile La Serc. F. il. hate, r.
Lawrence, y. Talbot, Z. w. Pearcc, Il. y.
Hunter, .. D. Nithers, Charles Jcnc>, }. \.
AlcHuttoa.
SorTi CAEOLSA.-Principals: Hon. L. +.
Rhct,, lion. a. e. Darlington, Hon. J. j. Middle
ten. A. Bush, J. y Darsan, Col. W.. Mullins,
Gen, ". E. Martin, &. NJ. Furman, Gen. d /.
Jam!son, Col. y. P. -Aldric.,. v. b. Simpson,
y. g Waldo. Hon. 4. P. Calhoun, William
Choice, Cgl. z. Jones. Maj. y. II. Eoykin.
Aityrnates- Hon. ". II. Porter, Col. John
5. Sloan, Col. Allen McFarlan, Hon. G.. a.
Trenholm, Henry Mclvor, j. G.. Pressiy, Hon.
!. E. Carew, S. ". Barker, Hon. j. Townsend,
Hon. T. Martin, J. D. Nance, d. ". Aiken, W.
+. EASILY, Gen. s. L. Gist, r. s. Springs, Maj.
y. r. Ealucs. w
GroRGrA.-l Henry T.. Banning, Nelson Fin,
Z. j. McGec, John y. Jones, John C.. Nichols
TExAs.-G. NJ. Bryan, +. S. Stockdale, II. K.
RunuelS, J. F. Crosby, +. r. Lubbock.
Mr.. BARRY, of Miss. move That a commit
tee OF one from each State represented be ap-
pointed 10 report permanent officers Tor TINS
body, and that they make their report to'mor-
row morning ut ten o'clock.
The motion was put and carried.
\ DELEGATE. ! understand the rnrpoTl OF
the notion is, that the delegations each select
it, member Of the committee.
The PRESIDENT pJ6 tenn. 1t is 50 understood.
Mr.. BARRY. move now that the Conren-
ton adjourn. .
). DELEGATE from Alabama. | suggest that
inc gentleman Withdraw the motion one mo-
mcn'.
Mr.. Barry. Certainly, sir, for the present.
The DELEGATE. | move that, as well as OIL
GERS, the committee report rules FOR the GOV
crnmcnt of the Convention.
The motion was put and carried.
Mr.. MORT, Of New York. | would like 10
explain to the Convention the position Of our
delcra;ion. In view Of the action taken ut the
Charleston Convention, by the representatives
Of both Wings of the Democratic party, one
being Admitted and the other refused admit
lance OH account Of an iTregalarlty, the Ma
,iunal Democratic Association Of the State OF
New York, has met i'll the city Of New York,
and nominated delegates and alternatcs to TINS
Convention. 1t is useless for me to enter into
the reasons for these nominations, as believe
there is no Southern man but knows that the
Democracy Of New York, which has re.
manned untainteG by the %corruptionS so
long gradually ass tiling The party, has no mo-
ti7cs but Snch as ure pure and national. We
have here a number Of delegates from the city;
and the Chairman oG the State Central Com
mittcr has written a letter, which Is here,
designating, | believe, two OF the most re-
spectacle gentlemen in the State, on account
= IT,. iH,,t,oo ta n,r.p. thl SIltn NJ
large, expressing at the same time his regret
that time vas not given him to call the State
Central Committee together, but that fifteen
ont Of sixteen members Of The Committee
were in favor Of our action, Applause. So
far as the question Of regularity or IRREGULAR.
IL is concerned, VIC place ourselves in the hands
Of the Convention. We como here with the
best intentions, and we hope 10 carry out all
that is possible for men TO accomplish who
have the welfare Of the Union ut heart.
udrn Sfrrr Of Al.b.rna il be i'm order.