New-York tribune., 1868-07-07

New. York and Maine did not vote
A DELEGATE from California moved that the convention
do now adjourn until tomorrow AT 10 O'CLOCK
THANKS TO TANiASY
Mr. BELMONT tN ~ offered the following; -. s.,.-.
ss rumtay society for having provided for tbe &C
Nauosal c@@''ss Ia their preparations for the
INppausel The resolution was unanimously adopted.
a brcgatc-Mr. Chairman
Toe CHAf-Onc moment, n YOU Will allow US 10 dispose
OF The resolutions upon the table.
A Delegate tPaD offered the following;
Deroersu convention candidate sbo shall receive majority oi
s toe keri College, sha be declared The noHH'o ''
lC,nc, Of No. no."l
Mr PEnRSE-IIe asks that It be referred to the Com
The CmuRMAS-The resolution will be so referred if
All c4SDiDAfTs MUST SUPPORT THE NOMINEES.
Mr j. A. srAuLDlNG offered the following; 49,,
sss for the Ss aaIos for Prs.dsas or
dsst. BE- yeise- to '.PpoH the nouiaeos
fhc CmAu, put the question and the resolution was
adopted with u few dissenting voices.
number of delegates here tried obtain the floor.
The CHAlRMtN-fhe Convention wlll be IN order. II
delegates Will allow 10 dispose OF the resolutions al
ready sent up We shall get along IN our pushess uv
more rapidly The Chair Will try ana recognize
la order. But these resolutions are entitled 10 pre-
ecdence In no other way can the reeoidS oi 'h' 'on
'e'''o" ~ TrSIyEEsGL AMSfsrY CALLED FOR.
Mr. MArtNGLt kyl Offered the ioiI1%9g III limited State,
be rcquc.lci to iue proclamation Of universal amnesty
lie secretary commenced TO read resolution offered
by Nr BEKSARD sCHwARTZ Aol. bat was interrupted 10y
Mr. DAWSON PennJ-l rise TO question OF order; Inc %
resolution which read previous TO the one no" III 'ho
hands Uf the Clerk has not been disposed OF H..
Tie CHAlRMASI believe that Is one 0f the RESOLUTIONS
referred 10 the appropriate Committee. . A., -.
Mr. DAwsoN-i hope Sir, it Will be brought directly 10
vote -. ,,.., -, , ,,.1 o,otr no
Ihe resolution OF MI hat''hsV was i'"u "h"" 80
] Bv this Convention the President Of the United States
be requested proclamation Of universal amnesty
AbS,teLI regard IL as the most important resou-
ton offered since the assembling Of the Convention
The CmAiRHAs took the vote Mr. Matunglys resolu-
tiou aud II adopted with few dissenting Voices
the CURRENCY QUESTION, ,,-,
Mr. BERNARD SCHWARTZ Mo.l offered the following
hssod That the Radical party IN e,abllls Two o. SI1lsS h % I
rsnces Deprecated paper currency ior TIE masses s o. s1 p
osoa The tas honesty qarg' .ec ,Ss
re sdmini,traton Government and adieous system o.
saad TAXATION 80 bring country gradually back to specie
saty hnsd before that time are !" direct VOCATION 0
Thc a ilISR-Ths resolution will bo referred to the
commit on resolutions, unless the Convention snail
Mr. REEVE (lndJ offered the following:
ho, d Gl. a q he ' y i sis s 1 be suspended
~irpf %Sls. to Of s"..i; Sts.$51$f ,!5ESl consult
ne CHAIR toYStpS, SSfe and declared the resolution
aqIP'eC wP CHARLES r. sqfS&nr chI desire, Sir TO have
the resolution read which this Convention has adopted,
referring resolutions 20 the COMMITTEE on nmon
resolutions that under the order OF ths Douy arc W so
TO the Committee P CsT Understands that all resOu
tons ara referred because We adopted tno rucs
& tne, OF that Convention all such resolutions take
hi, course believe votes have been taken on any
resoutou except where vote has been received Y gen
erai consent Twill have the resolution tic gentleman
| refers 10 looked up ana read. ,
| MIR MURPHY IN. ~ offered the following .-,,,.
Rs,od That committee o No from each State De eeen W tne
delegates thereof appointed Committee on Resolutions ana tha
platform of the Democrauc party oe feeiIol
4, that Committee without debate
! mo action taken on this)
RECONsTRUCrIoN. ND.
MI ~ 49,. ,on If ,hs (inyernnant In prescbhk
~ states no the Union ayinhiien reserved
rVts Of tue states aud nfanons usuPaln oi power
| (AssOuIl)
Rsorc That the Committee Platform be Informed Of e seVa
Of this Convention and requested " report 'he platform n' ea
| possible moment . l . .' '..
IApplause No action was taken on this, ,o.o,,
tons are laborng rapidly possible In that work
We organlzed Saturday afternoon and continued ou
abors until minutes past II O'Clock OI course We uu
nothing Yesterday. The resolutions are In the hah's 0
subcomittees trust, therefore, this explanation WIZ
De satisfactory 10 the gentleman, ana that no SuV1
| luton will be adopted . ~. IL. a., .,on %,
The ClAIRMASThe question ls upon tho resolution UT
| derluR the Committee 10 report at once. - - -