The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27
THIRD DAY FRIDa

THIRD DAY FRIDAY.
NIGHT SESSION.
,,r,entiau re-assem bied at O'CLOCK,
i"' 1.>Nry IN The Chair.
-. s,ott q Fauq nier, res nmed. No'hihe IN
''...rr Cf tho committee was ihieh"fu 'o
! ne ~ expres ston ofoptnion IN favor DIARY
itFN ~. rs about % organize party whtc'
b 4'. .-,..ll r,t.t forever. and We iiaa Better
7t -, 6sslarr our principles aowu
s~. rsl platform, and then invite The
...,r~ 4 all fhc e0nniry % unite Win
.,.a.. basis II Victory - the OBJ
E , ,,at- .e gtt he e1reynmCa; and
.ls -iuG the platform If vou want
.- establish IN" platform ne leso-
...t not 40 iar enough. They onght "a
-..,afiiy t0r slaNcry rs a domestic lhsu-
.tA .r1t II las grown and expanded IL ua-
t~r,r,a ytious, and i needs ir', WAS entitled
Z tt1.,i PROTECTION. In relation to The Ter
q ' .hat slavery should be entitled 10 go
,.-s,,r sotl and climate invite II, and should
h~a,-;urteG. II the Wings OF virginia
4 t' ag.ional platform ana stand by II, even
i a.i ib beaten in the residential campaign,
,rill ne organized IN the State, and can
4 Use controlling influence on the De-
ra,y applause.
& ~,, Mariaaiuae johnson. of Richmond,
NJ mex called fer, and responded ia opp"si-
-. tbr rea3oritv report. lie would con
a -n u-ht under the Wing l}ag. ssd ie
..-h q. the lu33>jc ut tae I uIon. IN AoJ-
q .: .,fis. ide aud Democracy I'D ,he other,
t.,. indies trtorc u~. great q al have W.
.. .-. uch SOD bind us together. H"o To- rn."0i
.. t.. irut irr he IuioU. an ia iANoi
f. 0.. oppression Of preference, ia The Stat'
a.. '.r.t II The S7afr. In thr : ate ! prefer
t.u Illuur Bot's. irrniaeuse applause "ul %
r N.a'p prefer . sn. Scott. lie favored th'
--rr1iug cut OF lAn rtcommenGdti"ns ui int
N,rioual Executive Committee If eact
SAFE l,ere 10 lay down l's own platform
,,.u,d II he possible for them ever - agree Il
,.v rafioual platform ! l. there any better
,lilfortn than the "tpnsfltuilon, The Union
..a The execution of the laws = L know nt
,e.--r Mr. ! then spoke briefly in favor 81
.,s recommendation of The Central Exc
live Committee and IN favor OF expressing
~ ,.iEiru He closed by urging union anC
,..t- yrryc made on Crane and others
Mr. Charles Carer Lee desired TO knox i
... ....- in the gallery were 10 call out gen
MS. t.r show SPEECHES lie supposed lhs
..., BE-: 'Gr House al Delegates had beer
~ ,.,.a. and that lbe gentleman who frs
.I., he eve 4 The President WAS entitled
... Pc, -,.dra-.-- Ihe rules Of the HoH~t Of
h l..-4t-~ aa'r been adopted. ana ! hope
\ .....trr- VIII o}-erHe them. ty setting exam
lied .,, ORDER - me boys. [Applause.
b Mr. frp continued. He ridiculed The idea
4 ..s pla't,rn - meaning every hing and
.,,.trg Th- Constitution and The Union And
.rs eserutIou OF The laws, was platform
I...yi ,u- hlm. The Democrats have a plat
nm q tlCl means every tHlfiS ana EOlHiHS
Ast his pre.erence-Wm &. Riyes was his
f., enlicr-and E4ward Everett. OF some
,r,,. o.. that sort. rs second. lApplause.l He
4 U,tgtsd 1Y q with the National, Cons tu-
Il taral Tntu-lcving law-eXecuiing party
Il n ~, Ba-,s Wtre uCmili.ted, lie Woulu gC
L -..a and stamp y for him, but he mus
I ~. ,l.- rarty would have 10 carry very
n l.t. ~r.-at. Applause He did NOT like
..t I..l sf HHU.lAau4g - many candidHtrs
t- .l, Fn- .uracy, ban If there was any
aau.,s 81 AcF@lug colo water on tie Ma
-..sj n l,rurLr. hr would prefer 10 adop1
tle.. Recommendations
Nf Thomas u formed the Convention thai
u 1850 hundred Delegates would leave in III,
h morning ana therefore moved that at half
ra,f I, O'Clock. after Mr. Crane and Mr.
fI.rIa.y shalt have been heard on lie re-
r.f'- The Np.- lr aiken.
Tie ma'4Hn Wa pGt 10 vote and carried III
'apa!trmatire. jApplause.l
Mr.. Crane replied III opposition to the plu
rA,l.y report. He oOntended that unless ia.
Il recgum-uGat ions OF The Central Executiy,
tmmu'er Wrle adopted, the delegates of this
Convention would have no right 10 seats IL,
he national Convention called together on tht
4 ta. prepared by that committee {App!ause
Nr Ih..- =. fiJurnoy, OF Halifax. clusso
4 ti- Gr.ttr M taN Of thr plurality report
4 n" address ot ihc National Central Commit
i,- .'i'" tnr S'ait- 10 send their delegates tt
4 -t#".tI Z h'rnioh g toIm Il narion@
d I.l .i,tfrm. l, "a~ righ THAT hey h nj,
-. Pc ;-t.-- li'. hey should counsel together
h tg ne tr,-rrral4od Of lie Union / ha,,
..H- ."-r es me friend Ot no man. / huHt
UI. Lr~" IL He Girnd ~ he Constitution
aai Dr. Hj'A Ee referred ia com piimeutar,
4 r-a- 10 Mr Crane. and reviewed his argu
4 @ea hIIlieuly - hr had Guf twenty minute
- speak. q" was ready 10 enlist under Ia,
! t-.at. OF ;hf Constitution, The Union, and Ia,
I 80 cement Of the laws of the land |. II
h.i> ls selected a. the starduIG- bearer and
c9h'rrvaitHe national man Is placed upon tn,
Aa't Hi;h him. Virginia viii do all she ca,
l.! AAG- He WAS opposed 10 declaring a pre-
h'e-tr FOR any man. Let the national Con
'rntaa MAKE suitable selection and we viii
support H. Tie did not object to a vote for NJ
j h-t's tt 'lse taHF FentIuU, Il his friends desir
d. tppI3u--i
IL u.ar h1> lug arri vesi for taking ;he vote
.-- >,,rr'Iy read The plurality report. All
,a-~-aor'Y report, which was submitted Il
..astl. ufr.
Tie .a-- ion being on the substitute adyo
arl by Nr>srs Crane and Johnson. a seal
''' "is ,rdered, and ;hr Secretary lruceede
e'tl 'le roll.
A..e5cloch the calling OF he roll was com
i-'., aa1 motion was made 10 refer tii
tLD5Gg to q committee Of three
" Crane was satisfied that the substitut
defeated. and proposed that that fact t
ftar'rd on The RECORD, ana thus save the trou
4 A'N! committee.
member moved that its reiac ton be en-
'.r' as unanimous.
Nj Crane and others objected to this
ou notion oi Mr. Imboden, a committee con
.'AhS oi Nessrs. GTUme OF the Wing, Bing
A''a ana bIsb!e, be appointed TO scale an
.u"f iht vote, which was agreed to.
4Ir Convention ,hen ad Jourued till 10 o'cl
S-A'lay morning.
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