The New York herald., 1866-09-05

r0cossou WIN throo very feeDf6 cneeu.
rnk CONVENTION Rxusx 0AG0sD-JAcK BAsiLTos
WANTS no TALE.
The resolution aud amendment having been read,
oat debate crss Of good good, aud coun.er cries
OF mo- no'D rhsm would b. questions IN that Con.
venion upon which he intended 70 be heard. and they
9ugnt io DO discussed independent Of auy committed
He for one did not wish initiate the Convention
Gently held IA Philadelphia in single pon, He wanted
THIS Convention To be or tAlk-free talk well AZ
action. He did know that any trouble or disssnson
would arise Dnl he maintained that they had the right
o. fres men 70 free discussion lei the consequences bc
what they might. Cheers, hisses and confuson.l
The mover or the orig gina resolution acccptsd the
amendment Tor two committees instead n one, but In.
sisted upon The retention gsgging clause
ihe time o mo Convention M#
wgAk volcEp BRorHER.
several demands being made for the reading OF the
order, with abundance Of hair and very little soro.
stepped forward and IN thin, piping tones, read the
M saSRwaop AZ Teyss no,,ss ths words q wthou,
debate " would be withdrawn There were some sub
ects which large portion OF the delegates desired 10
discuss, and thesc, II consigned 70 COMMITTEES, might
never see tue hight He could understand the Importance
OF such resolution IN some bodies where debate was
,' an'aesraoe but this was different sort Of body nc
Committee and sfrnnged thers without debate, and he
hoped the Convention would not allow itself 10 be muz-
zicd loud appa1se.l
urposRNr ASpREw JOHNSON.
.Genera RoGERs, OF Arkansas, announced In very
weak voice that he lad delegate from Arkansas
who he desired should bo admitted 10 a seat He wished
also 20 say few words about this gag law although
very few IN the Convention could hear himh He was
unwilling TO do any bnsiness without full consideration
and debate He remembered beng at Batmore when
the wretched man who now occapas the Presidential
chair was onated for the Vice Presidency and he re-
membered tint tnat unfortunate nomination was made
Ia hurry and under gag Law. He knew thai man
from Tennessee his bad and false heart and he had told
MS friends when the nomination was made that they
were sold out body and soul
Nm Rxpunss 10 lsr roilcT sEs HuS rag coSvixTros
y He thought they might fall into bad here.
He did not want said that while this Convention pre-
In ha ranfla nf nj man from IA Al
u was only meeting ruled by policy men outside who
desire 70 lay down for them Of proceeding,
their action. Cheers, cries OF That's 80, hsscs and
applsuse He had too much OF this gag law among
the men who rule with rod of iron a. his own home
he wanted 70 understand what no Was about before no
followed the lead OF any Let the Convention refuse
70 be governed by this outside influence and acl
think right without regard 10 tho cxpedcncy arguments
of political sspirants from other Statcs
The mover OF the resolution sad he did not intend 70
gag the Conyenton Ho was for free speech, and mad
suffered bis head 10 be cut OF by Andy johnson rather
than consent 10 hold his tongue Cries or Question
question: cat calls and coDflsion)
Mr.. HAMMOND, OF Missouri, moved 10 amend by limit
ing debate on any ono subject to twenty minutes
(Shoup oi mo, no -
JACK HAnLrsS did not want restricted IN debate
any more than 10 be gagged. bear garden scene en-
sued which the President ended oJ declaring th. tho
motion u sti11e out the words without debate was
not anne ndable)
Mr. Bu,s rosa and an excited delegate endeavored 10
get the our and gcsticllatcd Tor minutes In dumb
chow.
and advocated the Original resoiuon.
The Convention then struck oat tic gag Law provision
ana adopted tho amendment creating committees
rng arLs rHE oosvssrios
Tho rcos of ths House OF Representatives then
adopted % govern the BODY, wL'ch evidently required
something % keep tim order.
rUEfiEK PROVISION sosus pRirGasEs.
JaGro sUgohr, Asimnla, then one osI a rcso aisn
pfoy ding that .epaies may no admitted iron,
any ronthcrn S4t providing ths dclcaf.on fFoni yrn
stats doe, nos l1,cci tcrios of '.hssd thai again
rne weak ,pcc. secretary READ the resolution an d
cries of ave .ant word, what's NJ talk'ng
about Loud ri louder ~ Ac Yhe unfortunate SeSne-
try ra nod hsG voico h,e lhni 10 oraoed H. aud
unable % MAKE himself Aaaibio at al. iiSs plac wa
then 0lcd by genieman a,h stronger luagx, D. Ils
tho oiice OF hcana tcsi In tpo H0uss OF Represeni
tves aud act of borey' se.egA.cs fruDn ine
Dstrlct ~ Columbia sc weah vacca Secretary dsap
learcd from ths scene MHHn MM
A number of MOI iops were uaaa. 70 anaenh amid
much confusion winch, mo cS httrlcy Genera vanity
csdeayorrd % qrcil one Of whn pcrsei q .sbd iha
cresion1is OF any new delegate ~. Conan, t"o or.
tredrn,ias pror p~ Gdnllsvon y n,h aa.sndn mems
WIS accepted ana The rcaoiniign Adopted. aaN
wtNgxr =. pRxz Hs e
Al this point ~ th. pr,crrdin fra-h ya %,
bpomers ai sireRy fn,ssasd apo t0os
rs-as Ia mo conv~a,ien, Mo .s.. Y h'FkAAS'n
A tssyffka. Il aa
>,r Hl.s-..s ~srn, a isyel governors 4
scsts the piatfern. rnaHNs A.nEAa4
rsl-eATr--Aaa the name = wiran 2, rtonss
Mr. ii.awo~p--I asrsps tbas sSc ADD tho nalno oi
hayor arNschas of thls c,iy ta-ssa'icyi
NorTr-H vpol ran ana thls i,wc M#
AsofW Or gGA1s-f move " isv'st siso N ~ Anna
nlclnnsou "a soatsn the platform; esoi'c on no
tha ia.er proposition sas cT~s,ed with enilssisSm
and iod tppIar besowea rpsu Tho riron niDaui
h1T.
IN. ~ Atsrcey General svsaaE,sy os-app roys hsa
a. n0ustr8i aud oasy a,d the a ad1
ths 'ahs, as2 called too tbs 1ep.natsssc ~ is Cons
nt,ee -soatioDs wb eh ~.s ssnnoanosl an SLOWS
rT nHrTHs ~ srnLrrto~s
Tho CNiufG saee IN Resolutions n ~ foicwf fcxas,
a. !. Ham.IsI: Louisiana. Thomas nknt; Nsr.
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