Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

W. COVE, VIM. H. Parsons, r. Ward J. 7. Crosby, b.
Burrows and Van II. Manning entitled TO seats a. del
egates from Texas. ~ M
Mr. Brodhead of Pennsylvania suggested that the vote
upon ths resolution be taken Uivd yoee but objection
being made
The Secretary proceeded to call the roll Of States,
which having been concluded the vote was announced
Yeas $780, nays o. the nays being Pennsylvania Iowa
The resolution accordingly adopted
DELAWARE.
The fifth resolution was then read as follows:
Res0iped That Jas A. Bayard and Vim. q. Whiteley
are entitled to from the county OF New Castle Del
aware.
Mr.. Brodhead, of Pennsylvania suggested that it
would save time to take the vote viva v0cs which was
agreed TO.
The question being TAKEN the resolution was adopted
MASSACHUSETTS.
The sixth resolution then read, as follows:
6. Resolved That X l.. Chaffee who was duly admit
ted at Charleston delegate from the Fifth Congress
sona District of Massachusetts, still entitled to said
seat in this Convention and that Benjamin T. Haett
who has assumed said seat, is not entitled thereto
The question being taken upon this resolution by
States, it resulted-yeas 1885, nays ll2i-as follows:
Yeas-Mane 81, New Hampshire 81 Vermont 3, Mas.
sacbusetts 3, Rhode Island 4, Connecticut 81 New York
35 New Jersey !, Pennsylvania 81, Maryland ~ Mis-
souri, T. Ohio 80 Indiana IL, Illinois | l. Michigan g.
Wisconsin 5, Iowa 81, Minnesota 2t-l3s
Nays-Maine u, New Hampshire b. Vermont ., Mas.
snchuse;ts ST. Connecticut ~ New Jersey At Pennsy
vania III Delaware 2, Maryland 81, Virginia Is North
Carolina 10, Arkansas Missouri s. Tennessee r. Ken
lucky IL Iowa l. Minnesota California a. Oregon g.
1921.
The resolution was accordingly adopted
Mr.. Stuart, of Michigan rise to a privileged ques
ton | move TO reconsider the vote just taken, and
move TO lay that motion the table. understand that
thai motion cannot be taken up, but il can be
ceived. also make the motion 10 regard to each
of the other taken this morning upon the PROPOSE
No lud fbe
vote the minority reports.
The President said the several motions Of Mr. Stuart
would be received and entered upon the journal.
MISSOURI.
The seventh resolution then read follows:
Z. RESOLVED, That John OFalon Jr., who was duly
admitted at Charleston a delegate from the Eighth
Congressional District Of Missouri is still entitled to said
seat in this convention and that John b. Clarady who
has assumed said seat, is not entitled thereto.
The question being then taken by States upon the res
oluton it resuted-yeas 1873 !, nays ll2-as follows:
feas-Maine, 81 New Hampshire, .! Vermont
Massachusetts, 3; Rhode Island, 4; Connecticut 81; New
York, 80; New Jersey, j Pennsylvania 10; Maryland
2t Arkansas. !; Missouri, J. !; Ohio, 3d. Indiana lS
Illinois, II; Michigan i; Wisconsin, 3; Iowa, 81; Mime
sofa, . l-2-l3Si.
Nays-Maine, u New Hampshire, % Vermont,
Massachusetts, S. Connecticut y; New Jersey, 81! Penn
Sylvania, II Delaware Maryland, ST Virginia, 10
North Carolina, 10; Arkansas, i Missouri 8; Tenues
see, II; Kentucky, II; Iowa, Minnesota, J; Cali
fornia, 4; Oregon, Sip.
The resolution accordingly adopted.
Mr. Cessna, OF Pennsylvania, moved that the vote just
taken be reconsitered and that the motion reconsd
er be laid upon the table.
The motion received and ordered to be entered
upon the journal.
ALABAMA.
The eighth resolution then read as follows:
s. Resolved That K A. Barker, D. c. Humphrey, Jno.
Forsyth, VIM Garrett J. Seivels S. G. Poscy, l.. +.
Parsons, Joseph g. Bradley, Thomas b. Cooper James
Williams, .. II Bynum, Samuel w. Wheatley, L. " b.
Martin, Johu w. Warrack, w. R. r. Wyatt Benjamin
HIrrson, Thomas NJ Mathews and Norment Mcleod, are
entitled to seats in this convention delegates from the
State of Alabama.
The question being Their taken by States upon this
resolution, it resulted-yeas l4St, nays l0l4-as FOL
lows:
Yeas-Maine, 81; New Hampshire, y Vermont, Al;
Massachusetts,, 8; Rhode Island, T. Connecticut, 81
New York. IS; New Jersey, 3; Pennsy nii, 10; Mary
lind, ,; Virginia, J; North Carolina. II; Arkansas J.
Ms -Ouri 4; Tennessee .; Kentucky, i Ohio, 30 lnd
Is; Illinois, IL; Michigan, g. Wisconsin, 3; Iowa,
4; Minnesota, 2i-l4SA.
Nays-Maine %; New hampshire, ?; Vermont,
Massachusetts,, g. Connecticut Il New Jersey, f. Penn
sylvauia, II; Delaware 2; Maryland, 8 ; Virginia. IA i
10; Kentucky 10y Minnesota I; California, 4; Oregon
3-lOl4
New Hamphire declined voting.
The resolution accordingly adopted.
Mr.. Cessna, of Pennsylvania, moved to reconsider
the table.
The motion was received and ordered to be entered
upon the journal.
m mr.