New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
FERNANDO WOOD KICKED OUT,
TAMmAlNx HALL TRIUMPHANT.
MOZART MISERABIE
EXCITING AND BITTER DEBATE.

| immediately upon tue president calling the Conven-
| ton to order
Mr. Lapbam of Ontario took the floor snd said. thak
90 there seemed to have been misunderstanding ia
gsrd TO the vote yesterday ia relation to the
testing delegations from New-YOrk In order that an
N ght have an opportunity TO vo egain On tee ques
| tion, ne offered tie following resolution:
Roged Tust t1e adopting resoiu.on ~ the Con
sd Moiet i'll 70 :s4s Ia sk corrsaisa De- ana
! tue same 1, hereby TecOasidered
Mr.. BENJAMIN Rae, Of Mozart Hall, rose to point
Of order The Iules Of the la,t Assembly were adopted
yesterday TOR the guidance OF tits body: bY tb"ss
rules, the met buiues In order must DO the reading
the journal Of yesterday.
| Mr.. Laning rose to point Of order The gentleman
| from New-YOrk, Mr Rae, II not e,ted tu be heard,
or to vote under this m0ion 20 reco nsider wliSh "
really 10 decide whether he euti.led to sea on this
| floor.
| Mr.. McMasters, editor Of The N. Y Freeman's
Joaraol claimed he sht to be heard. BY tie actiou
Of the Convention yesterday he entitled 10 eest
on this floor. II ho was uot delegate now aud en-
titled to bis scat here there could be nothing
| eon-iier. Loud appliance
TEE President dsdie amid mush excitement, that
the New-York deleqaes on ths que tion had no rgnt
| TO be beard or e. vote. tAppAuse.l
Mr: sgrigg Of Onesia appealed IRON the deeiaon Of
| the Chair.
The Convention had yesterday, by IFS actio1, Mr..
Sprggs said sdmiited boh of The New York dee-
CITES 90 and privileges the oorss mea0erp6 6f
| the Convention There 10 disn lion be-
4 tween tOciu huu Clncl VI tuS NDnNtur
ton. Taey had equal rights on Lne door, aud he s,ad
vOs 10 crafty any ret Of meu 10 deprive them Of
| theIr rights.
Mr. Iaddington inquired If every member Of She
Convenii,n did enjoy equal ii h's this questioat
If So tnen the New-Ycrk delegiles were as uch
titled 10 votes rs be and his colleague.
Mr.. TabeT insisted onthe poiut Of order that ths
reading OF t1e Journal Of yesterday proceedings Ia
order before my other bIsiGess is transacted"
The Presd. .st-lbere 5 now no question before the
Convention be: the appeal from the decision o. tho
Chair.
Mr. sprogs hsd confdenes in the honesty of the de-
cison made by the Chair, but hs believed tbat t was
erroneous. The Convention mad recognizes che Mezt
Halt and TamWeny delegations as members Of ths
COnven ION, and the 1ammaAy delegation, a. such
membe of The Convention, hid asked leave to with
dra for cOnsu tatiou.
Mr. Lsuiag rose to point OF order. Th.gentIsmsa
from Oneida was discussing the merits OF the question
and not tue matter OF appeal
HT. Sprgys-I am discussiUg tie question In order.
The question il, whether the Convention ehsu be
cisturOed by reopenDg the qaesto which wac settsd
yesterday. loud sppituse.l He did not behye thss
the ll0 who voted yesterday TO sastain the minority
report are ready now 10 go down into their boots a.
tie bidding Of few leaders. II ttey are easy 10 90
80 ths COnveution desire ~ know w3o t1ey ara
Mr. L.ning-rhe question is On the night OF the
New-York deieg,tes to vote or speak question re-
lstiug 70 their right TO ssgts in the COnvenIi0n.
Mr. Sprizgs understood tie queelol 70 6e whethee
s i4.s II ffe Mozart deie ration, wss not Eeu-
ber on this Aoor nor eutitled all tbs rights cf tho
uembersr lie reminded the Chair thai AFTER The .;-
tion of the Convention yesterday be sppoinled tse
meubers Of tie Iaumtuy Delegation oatne Connn.
tee on Resolutions. WY did do 1t II they were nos
regularly admitted as me mbers of the Convention
n, NcMssters said he bai desired tia readings OK
Toe Yesterdays proceedings foI the express
purpose Of showing the Convenli'n how II was stoa-
fying itself by it, proposed action today.
A Deleg,;e-rbs question is, whether yoaare enH>
tile 10 speak, and you are speaking all the tinss
Tic Hon. S. E. Church said .tbe question, bad nes
bee fairly stated Uy the eeutlcnan from Onetda, or.
Spi0gs. Tie question was not, as IA: had ss,as
whether tho New York delegates were members Oh me
Convention aud entitled 20 vote and to speak, eas
only whether they had the right to speak aad vote ON
tus one question resting to their night TO sesa IN
the Convention LAPphase. r.. A..
Ine question was then put on tue sppea, I,oui I
decisoa OF tue Char raag that the New-Notk deie-
uates were LOS entitled 10 speak or vote on tois 9ae
ton, and the Chair was sustained By vete OF iH
Yeas, against 62 Nays a.
The result was received Win epplAuso hV" e
friends of Ias. many.
MIR LuddingtOu rose 70 pOiat Of order
Tho questoa now beiOc the house was TO Teoonsnx
the vote on the resolution adop'ed 80
both sets Of ds.eg from NewIork. lie reao IRON
the rules to show that when mater hao g9lo oes "
the posse ss0a Of the body, stlon TO FecoEasr "as
not IN order. tApplm'el
A Deles,ate-Nlat roles do you read froE1f
Mr. LuddiBgtou-Ihe Senate rules -, "A,
Tho President-The CoaveHtion is governed Or she
rules Of the Assembly. Loud laughter. :. 49,.
Mr. Kernan-The rule of the Assembly Is to.ss -.
motion 10 reconsider is in order on the same Oh % 'o
next parliamentary day to lie adoption
Mr. Luddington--As the gentleman was u,Snioe,
Of the lAst Assembly, he probably knows ees'of 'h~n
do Laughter. ,,ou,;...
Mr Thsyer OF Wyoming moved the prev aus quss'aoe
on the motion to reconsider yesterday 9 vote.
Mr. ID. Moulton Of Oneida moved to lay Ibe previous
question the table.
Tond desuiory dIscusfor on points ef csder sprung
nm aud the Convention wac tor some time IA mecl
confusion At last, under eau fos The Yeas AID
Nave the Couvetl0n refused 10 lay As suheas on Che
table by q vote Oi-leas 81, Nays ll2
Tho qrfetion being on ordering ths main question:
Mr. McAiasters begged the indusenes Of the Co1ven-
veuon while lie said u few words, aud be sAouia %
ready stop ut any moment should his remarks foVS
ole ,sive 10 any delegate.
Tie Convention refused 10 consent, ard tie nam
The Yeas and Nays being ordered, the rseolutioa 6
reconsider yesterdays action %os adop'ed-ieaS iisi
Nays 81.
lie question then recurring the sabs:kue offered
ye,ttrGsI for the report of tho ConmLtee V Cro9s1
iils admitting both the Mozart and Ian'aany oe'"-
I,n0 ard animated disccSion ensGad on points OF
ovdsr Which bscGme considerably ulxea up before snf
| dsautanglemoat could be re2:ted.
In the mdSs Of the intease exeensnt the pTevloma
| ousgtion was demanded, when Mr. Sprggs OF onee~
| moved to lay the previou, question Oh the table,
This w.s put to vote and declared carried. when
the frierda Of Mozart Hall rosa, pving 'reneno0oa
| cheers. . ,.s ,n..
"Yeas and Nays" the effect Of the DC irion being
the whole subject on che table aud exclude bot' oo
tlOpL ,sx ,,,>
Mr.. Benjamin Rss Of Mc,art Hall, demanded - -
right to be heard. whethsr delegate OF Iosa ,sss
| csllei upOu the Convention 10 abide pyn o"aI
| aud .he decision Of the Cba-. .,1 ~
| Cries of Yea are oat 0f order, "iurn nAsS,> :
Mr. Rae--I defy any person 20 turn me oo''
Mr. Spriggs moved 70 lay tho call for the preyios
question: on .he table. aud called for the L" sAni Nv