The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-14
NUMBER 1912

WI anu tne CnAir was SUSTAIN
ed hy vote OF l42 ayes against 62 nays.
The result was received with applause from
the friends Of Tammanv.
Mr 1hayer, of Wyoming, moved the previou
question on the motion to reconsider yesterday 5
vote.
Mr.. D. Moulton moved to lay tho previous
question ON the table.
Loud dcsultnry discussions on points vt order
sprang up, and the convention was for son,
time in much confusion. At last, unl.r cali,
for the ayes and nays, the convention refused -
lay the subject on the table by vote Of aye, ~
NAYS 112.
The question being on ordering the M ,iu
question, Mr.. McMisters beg red the indul.
gence of the Convention while he said few
words, and he should he ready tn stop at any
moment, should his remarks prove offensive to
any delegate.
The Convention refused to consent and the
main question was ordered.
The ayes an nays being ordered, the rcsolu-
tion TO reconsider yesterdays action was adopt
cd-aycs III, nays 81.
The question then recurring on the substitute
offered yesterday for the report Of the committee
on credentials, admitting both the Mozart and
Tammauy delegates,
A long AMI animated discussion cnsued or
points Of orlcr which became considerably
mixed up before any discntanslemcnt could DO
reached
WON. qu, stion was dcmindci. when Nj
Sprigs. moved to lay the previous question on
the tarlc.
This Wa. put - vote and declared carrie 4,
when tie friends Of Mozart Hall rose giving
tremendous cheers.
Tho Tamm,uy delegates in dismav dcminlcl
the ayes anil NAYS, the effect of the decision
b"iri, To lay the whole subject on the table AMI
cNu,ulc hu,h delegations
Mr.. Benjamin Rae. of Mozart Hall, demand
ed thc right To he heard Whether a delegate
Or not, he called upon the Convention to abide
10y is own vote and the decision OF the chair.
Cries Of " Your out of order. "Turn him
out
Mr.. Rae defy any person to turn mo
uu'.
NJ. Sprisss moved tu lay the call for the pre-.
vipus question ON the table, AMI called for the
ayes AMI nays on the motion.
The Convention then ordered the main qucs-
ton, aui the vote was taken on tho substitute
offered YESTERDAY admitting both the delegates
from New York, and 1t was lost-yeI, -, nays
20.
The or siual report Of the committee, admit
ting 1immluv, was then adopted without calling
for the ayes aud unvs.
On the announcement Of the result Mr.. Gs-
net Of NV York, On the part Of the Mozart
Hail delegation, rose and entered protest
against the rejection of the representative, Of
thirty three thousand Democratic voters OF tho
CITY Of New York.
Tho Mozart Hall delegation then Withdrew
from the convention.
Recess till two o'clock.
Tho Convention rc-assemblcd at o'clock.
In tie absence Of the Committee on Rrsolu-
..,... l.u4us H. o. .dru al iIc..c. tho teuvrn-
3D.. .IH earnest lpprnl to tlir v m lry to
.tlIr uu1y, ~ they have durl trp md the stars
1000. ~.gIcs IN support Of tns Union. In his
IN. lsI4t
.iu cure ia, great boon Oi peace. Cloud
.t,,r.l II would have this rebellion crushed
p.i, an, Ihcn hc would guarantee 20 the South
"a her Coz etituLonh rights. (lmmcuso APP
.l.1sc) We can offer no better ,rouul IT peace
.r B.. a. .r,cs- ioui-ts than the Constitution, and
F. y,c properly emf rec that instrument 1t is ali
.l,, have right to ask. cloud checrs)
Il,u. :. J.. Church, from the Comm t.cN on
!, ..'u .r- reported the Pos ,luiou, %, follow 4:
Resoir,i, That in this crisis tho watchworl
which should pass through the den. 'eratic
ranks. calling them together and consolidating
them IN one erect and determined mass IN de-
Tense ol our impcrllel country, ~ tho sonti-
mcnt Of Andrew Jackson, that ,no Union
uu and shall be- preserved.
Rsllr,i That the claim OF any state ~ NUM-
her oi states oi right 10 rclulut-h At Will,
their obligations and allegiance to the Union,
hts no warrant in the COnstitutinn--ls at war
with ils letter anl spirits incompatible with
.
public faith aud the enforcement ID. the trea-
,lrs-lud whenever this prelcn ion has been
advanced hv -ccr,,ioui,ts North or south, it hl,
| been rs-,st,l and defeated by the dcmprrdgy,
who have ever maintained, rs they still do,
| that secession /, revolution.
RSplr0d, That the seizure Of the lorts and
property belonging TO the Federal GDyernmcn,
/ followed hv the authorization OF lrvdcer'
against the commerce of the lpyal states. pregi-
ptltrd the country into a state nj war; that il
| j, tho duty Of the Government Ia prosecute
! the war thus forced upon it with all A.
/ power and resource, and that II is The
/ duty OF the people to rally with arm
| and means to the support OF the Government
! uu'il the Struggle is ended 10y the triumph q
the Constitution and law, AMI thu restoration %
| the Mon.
Rsolr,i. That we hold next in guilt to IN,
faction which has risen in arms against th
country. the politicians Of the North who 10
wears have organized and sustained system a
/ agitation tending and intending to ALLEVIATE thu
Il llercui sections OF the country, and to stir a
between them an "irrepressible conflict base
urou their domestic institutions, which 1t wa
declared could only terminate in the universe
uredomnance OF ono section or the other.
ResUirrd. That 10 the iniatuatiOn Of the sam
class Of politicians we can trace the threltenin
, proportions which this "ciyil war IA, assume,
aud the catastrophies that have attended il. !
the language Of one Of their representative
men, Congress adjourned having done an
said nothing n strengthen and encourage III
Union men at the border states. The great an
powerful states OF Virginia, North Carolina an
Tennessee were lost to the Union, While thrc
other statcs-Mary land Kentucky and VI sou
, are str juggling to maintain their positions /
it, because the Republican press an the Repu'
lcan representa- tiNcs were bcgulci into I'll
, popular idea hat they discharged their first a
highest duty in standing by ami ON the Chigll
, Platiorm;' and later still, when the people ha
rallied, without distinction at party 10 the IL
icuse Of tue niun, the same predominant iuill
, ences in the Republican Parry By dictatn
"pOliticalhattles to be fought, have, accur lin
/ 10 the same authority, "adlcl another yar
the war, a hundrc million Of dollar, 20 is COS
and opened raves for nIlecn or twenty thI,
sand more soldiers
. Hg,ir,i, That as it was the duty OF Congre
IN the initiation OF this conflict To- have encou
aged the loyal citizens Of the South by amp
guarantee ul their rights aud by all Just an
, honorable concession We believe II to hc It's Ii
I ty now, while putting down rebellion wit
mmgd force, 10 ofor 10 the loyal people of Il
, d-Ilirr,el states the remedy which the CUnst
'uu"n it-elf provides for public grievances
convention ui all the state for the revision al
; . amendment Ol that instrument.
{ A'so. 'd, That the Democracy Of this s'a
. / vii Sustain no war, nor COuntcuIuce any psa
, tending to lAu separation of tl..c state, a.
e. Chat tavy viii regard any attempt TO prrvc
ID This cuYiic' into war for the cmlu, patton
, .llycs, as fatal 90 all the hopes Of tha I,storat
ul the Mon.
=. E.so'rd, That it Is the duty of the admin
/. tr.tiuu, initiating the patriotic spirit OF Il