The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-05


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MT Mcrrlck dehlahaeo = vo.e ~ '"e ,eso'u'
Ftion liking the time ior nailonng pc now ,ake vi
several motions Y adjourn ca'iseu HUGH '''''
fusion. 1890. -
On motion to adjourn, the vote was demanded
BY States
MI. fittings, 81 Mo-, gave notlce the Non-
ventloh did NOT take recess nc Wouiu nfosc'oa a.
F,nrn Ssae a'e.
" tiking the vote, tne ueorg'a deiegauoE W
ted the fail vote 81 tne state. whsh was oplec.,
cd 70, and ait deDate the fresldrnt nsciafeu
they were not entitled TO vote 10 TINS Conven'
ton. .s5.sts. Hi
Mr.. Holden appealed from the deeision, con-
tending that they we're carving cut the ihs'rnc
tiDns Of the State, while the boilers were not
the latter was present here 20 vote, not ho't ana
they were not present. II was no fauit OF those
who remained.
q vote OF States WAS demanded, resulting
Ayes, las; Nays, 100. ssssFFT .3.e u
The remaining GeOrgla delegates then ieis:
declaring that the Convention had DIS rane hissd
Site. -,
saq The motion TO adjourn till o'clock was re-
newec. nn.i carried. 5-sts ,.Ftg@.
The following are the Tennessee Resolutions
Resolved, That all citizens OF the tinted
States have equal rights TO cite with theirpr0p-
erty in the Territories of the Z. s., and under
the decision Of the Supreme Court, which we re-
cognize a. cor ect EXPOSITION Of constitutional
libe ~. The lights OF neither person or propar-
y can be destroyed by Congressional or Ter
ritnrial legislation.
u X solved, That two-tlirds OF all electoral
votes Of the U.litcd States shall be required foI
nominations.
The Convention rc-aSsembled at o'clock. The
vote was taken on ordering the previous ques
ton, on the proposition to proceed to ballot foi
President; adopted. Yeas l4S, nays los.
The resolution offered by Tennessee, requiring
that the present Convention shall not declare
any one nominated Tor President or Vice Presi
dent, unless he shall have received 2o2 votes, OF
more, WIS called UP.
Richardson, Of Ill.,, moved TO lay it on the Ia
Bile; lost. Ayes I'LL !, nays 14l.
Stewart. OF Mich, raised the point Of order
| that the resolution must be on the I ,ble one day
before acted on, as it made a change in the rule.
| Of the Convention. a
The President decided the resolution in order
Stewart appealed, and the Oh .ir was sustained
ayes Ia, NAYS los. This vote is regarded as "a
tai to Douglas
Stewart moved an amendment. that all who
vote for the nomination shall be bound TO sup
port the rominee. Ruled out Of ord r.
Mr.. Bolden of Georgia spoke at length. H.
intended to hold on to the Northern Democrac,
till the last horn blows He loved the Union
and was determined TO stand by it TO the end
The protest on the part Of the New Jersey dcl
egaton ag inst the action Of the Convention in
annaing instructions to deleg ties from the State
to vote as unit, was presented
Mr.. Bdwell and Mr. Austin Smith made some
remarks about the position Of California demo
Gratis.
Mr.. Boldcn agreed and said be believed the
slave trade to be the noblest of phianthropists
and most Christian civilizer in the world. HI
had negroes direct from Africa on his plantation
and they were the nOblest Romans of them ALL
Mr.. Seward Of Georgia commended the South
demanded no more OF the North than was stipu
lated in the contract, and the seeding delegates
have to decide on that ground.
Mr.. Aolden OF South Carolina, saw nothing to
warrant Sontherners from seeding
The remainder Of the Georgia delegation de-
niandfd to cast y full vote on adjournment
The President decided they were not entitled
TO IT,
An appeal was tiken, and decision sustained
Georgia delegation then withdrew.
ADJOURNED tili ocl.ck.
EVENING SESSION.
II baiot-Dous'as l4sl, Guthrie 36I, Dick
lnson 7, Lane ., Hanter AZ, Davis |, Toncey "a,
Fierce johnson |. New York, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa ana Mime
sofa voted emit. for Dpuglts.
~ !, III H.. ,,is "r.'nile srA, pieAin-
Tonce, 81 Y : - = D"''s ''oi'isoh =
2a2 votes TO nominate wns nassed
Ya h,lof-Dounlas Iasi Gptbr;o 10 rn,.o,
36. Dick. son 81 na,;s i iob, son 10 ,',na
4th ballot-Dopul : lts Hunter Ill Gn,br;s
a-i n;..n;, J., - ".''.'e
3th ballot-D,upl i 1aol H',n,ar /, G,,th,;s
sri Dickinson 4 Iobnson - Ianas n,,;.1
N .,h hall t-Douel.s laal un,,ar ~ Cd i,