Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-04-28
rnr CHARLESTON oosvrsrros.
CHARLEsroN. S. q. III 2

THE CHARLESTON CONVESTION.
SECOND DAY.
CHARLESTON, S C., April 25.
The convention reassembisd a. 10 O'Clock, II
the ball Of the Institute. The galleries were
6Iled. the north gallery being reserved ex-
c~lusively fer ladies.
Hon. r. B. FiournoT called the convention
Go order, and snnouzeed the first business in
order was The reading Of The minutes Of YES
tariay's proceedings, but these not being in
/ readiness. toe reading was suspended.
The president pro. ten. announced that the
next business il order was the report OF the
comuiftees.
Mr.. Payne. Of O1io, suggested that the oues-
tion pending ar the adjournment was first In
! order The reports Of committees would only
ne first In order after the permanent orgariza-
tion vas completed.
The President. The question pending al
ire adjournment is not necessarily in order,
but The chair viii entertain a motion 10 take
are made.
Judgs Meek, Of Alabama. moved the com
mittes on permanent equalization be now re-
questsd 70 report.
The President pro ten. That is in order. II
the committee on permanent organization Is
ready TO report, their report viii be received.
Mr.. JohR Cessna, Of Pennsylvania, chair
NNlA VI lAa kllAlNa-HH AAaAr ANE ADINNMNUZ re-
port Of permanent officers Of the convention T:
Foa PRESIDENT.
Hon. CA-Ea CUsHIve, Of Massachusetts
FoR -IcE-PREsIDEET AND SECRETARIES.
Maias-Thomas D. Robinson, vics-prssi-
dent: c. Record, secretary
Ner HamBshire-Danisl Marcy, vice-presi-
dert; George A. Bingham, secretary.
Ternoaf-Jasper Rand, Fiee-President P.
W HYDE. secretary.
H1ss1chaEcfig-Isaac Davis, vice-president .
c. F. Watson. secretary.
Rhoas HlgH3-Gideon Bradford, viee-prssi-
dent Amasa Sprague, secretary.
Couneetiout-Samuel Arnold, vice-prtsideni:
N. R. West, secretary.
Ncu Jersg-Wm. Wright, vice-prssident :
John c. Rafsrv. sscrstzrv.
Fs- York-Erastus Corning, vice-prssident:
EiVand Cooper, secretary
PeaaFgluoaia-rcomss Cunningham. vice
president; FrankiiH Vsnssn', secretary.
Delarare-W- II. Ross, vies-prssi6ent John
Il. Bulav, secretary.
Marlqad-W. p. Bowie, vice-presideut: e
Z p. Hardcsstle, secretary.
VirEiaia-O. R. F. Funston, Fice-presiient
Ro'erf II. Glass, secretary.
North Carolirc-Bedford Brown, vice-prssi-
dent: ] ". Humphrey. SECRETARY.
SoHth Car0tRa-B. H. Brown, vice-prssi-
a"N LHnaa AaalialAH EtEaEhnINs
Ccorria-Jsme- Thomas, vice-president: T.
J. moni, SECRETARY.
-Elabama.-R G. Scott, Vice-presiaeut: n.
H r Dawson, secrstary-
ssitsippL-Jas DrsHs, vics-presidsnt W.
n. r. Tyson, SECRETARY.
L0uiFiaEa-R Taylor, vice-presideut: Chas.
To-rs. secretary.
O5io--David Todd, vics-Prssidsnt; VI. ".
St7rE, secretary.
KsHiudy-R spalding, viee-pzssident
Robert Mckee. secretary.
TcnassseG-J. r. c. Atkins, vice-presldeut
JohU r. Howard, secretary
ladiaaa-issac G. Eisfon, vice-president
Lafayette Drvlin, secretary.
E.lo3,-Z Casey, Tiee-presidsnt R. E.
Gocl-ll, secretary.
Grk7u5-s-Frsncis A. Terry, vice-nresi-
dsrt. p. ". Hoadley. secretary.
H1eiiETn-H a. Riley, viee-nresf5ent. J.
G. Psrthurst. secretary.
FloFfda-B. r. Wa-dlaw. rce-uresident-
g. 2. Dyke, secretary.
Iergs-H. r. Runneis, vice-president T.. /
p Ochiuree, secretary.
NissourL-Abraham Hunter, yice-president;
J. T. Meusr, secretary.
ieel-T- ?. Claggett, vice-president. J.. W.
BJsler, secretary.
Observation-Disclosures ". Horn. ~vies-presi-
dent; A. F.. Pratt, secretary.
C1lffornfa.-J. A. Ore BELLS. vice-Bresf5eui.
John $. DudleT, secretary.
Afuaes0fE-W ". Phelps, vicr-uresidsnt: I
G. T. RosEer, secretary.
Oresoa "A. P D~snison, sice-presidsnt: r. I
P. Hetcalf, secretsrr.
The announcement OF TIE name Of be par-
msnsut president was received Eith loud as
The committee further recommend that the
rules and regulations adopt Z bV the national
NMnmmnHnHHm mnmmnrHHrnn - Ha~n 80 ru-m A.
BY this convention for its government.
tbs additional rule:
Hrhati IN any State which has not provided
'r directed By lie STATE convention bow is vote
nav Be given, the conFeuti0n vii recognize
he right Of each delegate % east bis individ-
vote JoHE CEsEA, Chairman.
goHE y. FRASoIs, Secretary.
McC7ok. o. Ohio, moved that the report Of
he committee Be- accepted, and the committee
discharged. Agreed to.
NJ. MeCook moved that the report Of the
COMMITTEES be adopted.
Mr.. Clark. Of Mississippi, stated that the
ldliionsl rule had been aided By The COM
nl-tse without the knowledge Or consent Of a
o. he members. TIE question en- its
was brought before The COMMITTEES
nd voted down or a call Of The States.
Nr. Cassidy, % Pennsylvania, rose 10 a
'oint Of order. The report had been adepfed.
~ there vas no question beiers the CONVEX
aiken.
Ar Clark The report has been ACCEPTED.
'ol adopted. Tie committee, al its REGULAR
ieetihs, had refused 20 alter he rules on he
.oInI convention, BY the addition OF the ruIs
-oN reported. He did not charge anv unfair
lsss 70 le presiding officer Of he comuiftee.
Nbo, aouDtless' did bis best 70 get an tbe con
agalns % .e-cousder its orig
~, Dul ne, and cihers o. the COM {
ntttees had not been noiiEaf ana beH ,.L--- J
Of he alteration IA, h-5 L I
lnti Il was announced here. IL H.-G J
moved that DE proposed addiifoaai ~. ~
from the report.
Mr.. kichaTdEpn. Of Illinois. HIpr,,,.. y
% mo an inquiry Of what was dons IL N. !
,ammlttss, & might be proper 10 sav ~ ~ f,
proposition nov submitted vas aetfs nron- ~ ,
fuller meeting, ss ] an told. than fbsf 10 A..
ast night, ard adopted unanimously. 10 a., Z
70 diseuss With the gentleman from /.
u tssisslppi the subject ss . he action 81 he I
.ormittee. ! propose to place il upon tie IA /
ls OF ne own merits. Where a state e~onveD-
ion aas met and Instructed its delegation a. 4,
MT and they have accepted tee condition. Z
hey are eosnd b. il Whrrever they give no
.-eA instruction, wherever they have refused
a state delegation 20 give such instruction.
is proper to place the rsht Of the dsle~sfs
.pon the bread AID distinct eroeud % riyhf
5at whsre they have entered into an orrauiza. .
ioo' ana are pledged, they are not ct liberty !
2 oferrun ne expressed wishes ana will Of f,
neir constituents. But 7 propose 20 place he ;
'nestion of Individuality upon me broa5 4.
round Of nghb and right alone. IApplause.