Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-09
TELEGRAPH 10.
YegterdaY Afbernoon's.R q .Report.
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- ViEEinAA Stats cOuVoation rSu4onhlsa
5sSsssioa rss.lutisus trou ths bsopli q Chss
BITE and horlclf oo1nfiol were rre5erled iut
n. Halliday o1id thai tie tiglal1 D. The latter
eeas.isassd sas snail nizcIiiT ef ne peePls q
Mr.. Johnson presented 9 potition Ter secession
Sg1sd by i,5of psopis sf Rishm0sd. Hs lsid
Hha aiFnen oonatItut6l bat about onl-thifC oi s1e
essef he city, thsasA & had bsoa week IN
he aiSsh resolution sras talsa % ii coIs.Il
~ Of the Wholo, and Ne anerfialnll a4lFed
9esttrday were debated
Nr Beulad1 moF5d . sisife en- tl, uhsls rs
u8lnfion and Insert suhsiiiail, crnbodyinF
dsslarasion hat the 1eF1rata i1dcrandeaos OF
fhe seeede1 htates oaRht % - aGkgoHledged
without iertasr aelay, and anch urrIneuments
SaSS asSs.ssTy ~ 49, ~ ~ ssanistSe aiifS I ~
a1lea . suiEq o1t bf yes @, nays u.
other anendnents ven reisot9di and fhe eih
Ths oonnittss tasu Fsierrod back the sth
RuEoiutien, raoOgni1laf re righs fsr inst cdushe
Mr.. Carlisle moved 3 strike Out the resolution
ene inSert . ez9siitutei eleodying Aadison's
1nnguare, lasiiffiaT secession only in ths event
of tho iaiura af every cc1gtltl tonal resort. The
COMMITTEES refused Go strike oet--syea aa naysiIa
N. vote Indicated he esreagth o. he ultra un-
oIhsF snsndaaat, vese then proposed and ro,
Psnding he reooss, several arn ooassr7ativss
0ubstitu.o far The eth rosoluhon ~
The 6th resolution, On ~ assembling, was taken
~ in COMMITTEES. On motion cf Mr.. somers flic
words they concgden IN TIM third line, were
strlcAen oat, ne resolution was passed, and The
In he Convention AIr. Prestou, q ooliergailge
o1ered resolution, supposed % have 1een coca
1lensd By tbs late war movements, dee airing that
Nhe Government has Ne power % suhlusate
Qnthern State pEQteailng against any such oOer
see policy, and a1fnorizinE The appolntmeat OF
dslEsetls- az On lie PRESIDENT, 10 present
N "A theso resolutions, and respectfully ask him
g eommunloate % the Convention the policy he
The resoiuii0a vas modified. on she suggestion
ef NJ. Baldwin, and accepted By M. Preston s.
folloWs; .al
the uncertainty which preNaii' IN nc public
mind as 20 the policy the GoFefnmeut intends
pursuing towards the seeding States Is extreme
y injurious 70 the commercial and industriSi IN
terests Of the country, and tends 10 keep mp an
excitement which is unfavOTahle TO an adjastment
oi the pending dilcuities and threatens the Dis
turbanoe Of the public peace, therefore,
Resolved, That committee Of three delegates
be appointed 70 walt on the President, &c. Val
Mr., Carlisle offered an amendment 70 include
q desire 10 know the policy OF the seeded
States toward the General Government Re
fsoted.
Mr. Preston's resolution was then adopted, as
Uodihed.
Mr Jackson moved q reconsideration The
Convention agreed to take vote agaln. ~
Wr. Jackson made q vehement Spseoh against
The proposition, declaring his constituents Would
neFsr consent 20 Join South Carolina.
Lieut.. 0cT. Montague made spirited speech
OSnsiderable feeling was manifested on all
Eldas- some Of the UniOnists consider that the
adoption 4 Dir Preston's resolution will ami
kilsts all hopes Of adjustment
agreed 70 adjourn, hoping for more calm ses.
nion on Monday.