The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-01
lIF TEENTH DAY.

RioHvoSD, June %.
a ;he nsnal hour the Conyenti9n was
.ettat - o-yfp~-Nr. s-orTEALL IN this Chair.--
PRAYER was offered mp by Kew. Iur. WOOD
/ ~ fpGE.
>f The a-uitte9e We're first caiied urou in
=, IIr. IAcPAgLASD, from the Committee on
iuAECe. reported an ordinance IN reference
Fhe tA,, oa tH 10 be taken oy those having evil
tnCes pf state debts.
y, N ordnance providing that the military
"erlents of this Stats having been trans
h, ed TO the Confederate Government. the
a over OF the Governor TO appoint Aids shall
n - 80 ar restricted 70 authorize h i'm TO ap-
I point only TWO who shall receive pay.
Il MAS moved 10 amend 10 incfease tho nnpI
Der fTcm TWO 10 seven. AmenGeG 10 i've, and
hat they shall have tho rank of Lien 'euant
.,eonel % Cavalry. but only - members
.Esli = entitled pay.
~. hoAr,erg sugge.t tied three Quite .
=, ly spat sprang up, which was too rapid
4 excited fer The reporters pen. A mott ~
indefinitely postpone was offered by Mr.
{ yURE. OF GockhFiGge, which was withdra wn
& Il motion mace 20 refer 70 the Military
5mmittee. o.. t1is motion the ayes and noes
ere called, resulting ayes 25 nee, s.. The
1use then agreed 10 dii tha blank with
.ree. Moved 70 amend so thai the Cover
rs AIDS shall nave the title OF Lieutenant
p1onel OF Cavalry, hut with the pay or Cap
s,in- AYES 4S, hoes 90. Ths ordinance was
hen passed as amended.
4 resolution was then called up providing
for III" expulsion from the House OF W. q.
lsIpWN, IS DRHiS1 ~ Yesterday ! report
IAyes %, noes H. Mr. BaoWS was then Of
tally expelled this House. I'VE viii
Lere r-asrk, that Mr. SorIHALL, the tempo
tary Chairman, displayed great skill, firm
tess aGd im partiaiity iii Geciding the nurper-
.3Hs q1es tion- sprung GpOu him.
The question thea required ca the Tesolu ton
IN expal come other eleven members whose
recent position in the Wheeling Conventio
Was matter Of newspaper notoriety. Mr.
UALDE'lx, OF Augusta, was u Ittis tender
'o"eed IL tnI5 wholesale expulsion, unless we
nave before us the evidence On which the re.
f'orf was submitted The ramns of MIR. James
BARLEY next "eU4s mn eId that traitor WAS
expelled. aaT. .Gohu =. Baldett was next
Drough, 20 The stand, and pretty good pho
Iogiaih OF this noted individual having been
shoWu rs ny onr friend of the Y hin 1ye ha W.
a. douht that theappropriate remedy for Mr..
butGetts maisdy WoUid be hemp instasd of
lux 4ne yrss and nays were ordered, result
ing-ayes -. noes J. air. JoHS y. BALDWIN
bong ihe only negative.
Mt. john =. IaiilIe was next arraigned
!. hha d" t'as summarily disposed OF By ayes
HI, noes J.
Il IL Is due to Mr.. BALpHIS 10 say that he ex-
j plaineG his vote in regard to the eApnlsion Of
I tsfAe nlttefac6ors, by declaring that IS mat
te' oi conscience, no would not and could not
sote aye unless he bad the evidence before
/ record - ' va"
/ Ar. Marshali III. Dent next came ND and
Was hiihiafiy disposed OF. Next, Msssrs
4 Epnfa'i' Is Hall, Chester -. Hubbard, Jonn
A Ies asohI the latter of whom IL was unsue-
s,.Iy n'ol"a to post pone tor further tes-
uaionyJ We're expelled b. ayes 20, noes g
James =. Meiirew then came up, ana was
expelled. f' 0A-A ""0
rex came Mr. Geo Nee. Porter, Chapman
y y: stuart, Campbell Tarr and Weight,osn r
Wiley. The case Cf his last n,tott gant,a'
1hah eneiied lengthy oia1ussjon. dnring
&hich mir. A. III. RAKsora STATED ~ uns
"it!FS son was expelled from college in
FshtsyIfsnia and bapished the Ststa ha
'aoSe ne would not take the oath OF .i,egi.
"hee u the Federal Government.
. Nj Wuieys case feco,nnitted 10 ths
'IJsAiplttee, and pending the q aestion on the
othar names, the hour for recess (2 o'einnS9
arrived. y FASSA@