The New York herald., 1868-07-05

doctrine Of the radical party is carried out deem
u hitting that here and now the voices be heard nom
tne mountains, hOm the valleys, from the East ana
rom the West and from the North and from the
south, bringing us all together and making no dis
M. STANTON, S's Of Kentucky % moved T the previous
question. which was agreed TO- The question recur-
ring on the adoption Of the resolution, 1t was again
GEORGE w. McCooK, of Ininois-Mr. Chairman,
rise to point Of order, and my point OF order is
Mr.. CLyNER-I rise to another point OF order.
:. me CHAIR-The delegate from Illinois will first
state his point OF order.
convention OF States and not Of the Territories.
NO territorial delegates invited to this COnven
ton: They were not included in the call, and It
" tne nrst time In democratic convention
in which there has ever been heard
tak Of the admission Of delegates Of other bodies
convention of States and not Of territories.
GEORGE W. BREWER OF Pennsylvania-I rise to
point OF order This Convention has by resolution
1850: These rules are now the law OF this body.
By tne rules and regulations Of that convention the
delegates to the Convention.
The CHAIR-The resolution is upon the adoption
OF the previous question and debate is out Of order
negative A division being called for the Chairman
directed the roll OF States to be called and to the
Chairman OF each delegation to announce the vote Of
The roll Of States was then called, with the follow
ssss aa:s Sssds as%p
osssn Te1os
EnR Nw Ohio
kansas-Equally divided.
On the call Of Illinois, Mr. Richardson said, 'The
State Of Illinois gives her vote as unit, no."
CATION said-Mr. Chairman we are recommended
and instructed to cast votes for MF. Pendeton,
sna for n no one else But are not instructed as
that may arise There are thirteen delegates here,
each each OF whom has perfect right to vote as he
our conscences dictate. We have right to vote as
we please, although the chairman Of our delega-
ton wishes to rule us down according TO his notion.
Mr.. RICHARDSON Of nlinOis-I have the casting
vote OF the twOthrds OF the delegation. We are
instructed, on authority, TO cast our vote from
tiops and intend to carry them out. Now, besides
there are thirteen Of our delegation from Illinois
upon this side who have given their vote against
this resolution, and am told there are not 80 many
upon the other. In the vote in the nomination OF
President we are instructed to vote as unit but
this question am instructed by decided majority
Of the delegation to vote in the negative Therefore
1say that our vote is mo-" have now discharged
my duty.
ANOTHER DELEGATE from nlinois-we have un-
dOubtedy received our instructions upon the ques-
ton OF nomination Of the President. In that case
we will certainly vote as unit but upon every other
question that may arise in the debate we have
right to vote whatever way we please. My own
opinion is we have perfect right to vote as we
ft on this question now before the Convention.
Each delegate s responsible for his own vote. Al
though some votes may have been given in the mega
tive from the members Of our delegation desire to
vote yes.
Mr. DOwDELI-I beg to state that have been Just
informed that there were not SO many in the affirm
alive on this side. understand there are less than
thirteen and accordingly vote with the majority.
Mr. WING, OF New York, offered the following re-
sOlutiOn:-
srncted to- report at five oclocs NJ to Xxx conyeption
and that this Convention stand adjourned until that hour
MEMBER from Pennsylvania moved to amend by
nh ha fInu On
warm. lt-' ~, lf0 t-l.l7 =
The question was on the amendment to insert
to adjourn to ten O'Clock A. N. on Monday, and the
chair stated that the question was on the latter
amendment, which was lost.
The question was then on the amendment of the
gentleman from Pennsylvania, which was rejected.
Mr.. RICE, of Maine, rising said he hoped the mo-
ton Of the gentleman from New York (Mr. Wright
would not prevail as the committee would be ready
at four p. M. II allowed to adjourn now.
The question was ON the amendment OF the gentle
man from pennsylvania to insert seven O'Clock p. M.
when another amendment TO insert six O'Clock p. NJ
was moved.
A DELEGATE then moved the previous question
which was carried, and the question was then OF
the amendment to insert six p M. instead Of sever
Pm.
DELEGATE submitted that the question should b,
on the longest time at first.
The CHAIR decided that the question was on tn
put from the chair and lost and the question to in
sert seven p. M. was then put and carried.
Mr. KERR, OF pennsylvania, moved that on the as
read the nec,a ration og Observation-Disclosures ,, t;
when this naiion waS coIpnx that N. anu ',nae @
nrnmugarad and un1er tho tasschinr % az Is9 q,
was rebnke to tyranny and n was e,sn a rabnTe >,
the present Marty in nower which a,so ,ya. ;,s ~
tyranny and onnressipn He wantad IN" nea ey m U
~ indenendence read orr,es oS =. paad % - na M
Mr. II g. MrRpHy NJ New yorr o,yared ,ho r.,
lowing resol ution.D '" -'"' '"'''" 'S io'
Resolved That a comme of one seleca,a from ..ch
TO be selected BY the delegation thereof be apponted 10
port resolutions and that all resolutions relation
platform OF the democratic party be referred to said commit
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