New-York tribune., 1868-07-07
NEw-YORK, TUESDAY. JULY 7. 1865.

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Mr. CLARK (Wis)-I would like TO inquire what has
been done with the original resolution in regard TO the
gentleman from New-York (Nr. Brooks) adopted;
but nothing been done since, In regard to the original
The PRFsDEYr-The Chair understood that the amend
of the gentleman from York tNr Brooks) was
more In the nature Of substitute than amendment ana
that il adopted but II IL Is the will OF the Convention
that the original resolution be voted upon, the Char VIII
put the question. fCries OF No. Mol
THANKS To THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
Mr.. BREWER Pa) offered the following resolution,
which WAS adopted unanimously:
Resor,d That be rendered TO the Hon
Hng R.s[ % Ss s aa S aSa1. ;S CS%. manner IN
The PREsIDEST-What is the further pleasure Of the
MOTION TO NOMINATE
Mr.. BIGLER pa As there seems to be no business be-
fore the Chair and tho Convention Is in COM
Portable aud fit condition TO proceed with Important
business, therefore move that the do now
SUPPORT TO THE CANDIDATE PLEDGED
Mr.. PHILLIPS (Mo.l-I ask the gentleman to allow me
Resd That the delegates pledge themselves
advance any support this Convention
Adopted unanimously.
Mr.. HUTCiISs tdo.) offered the following amendment
10 the motion Of Mr. Bigler:
Ro That stp be taken toward The nomnatOn Of candidate
for the Pfcsey until ae the platform shall have been presented
Mr.. HUTcHSs-I ask for vote by States on that
amendment
The Secretary commenced calling the roll, ana several
States responded.
GOV BfGLER-I am under the impression that there is
misrepresentation as 20 the Importance Of the resolution
have offered. IL Is intended that we shall proceed
To ballot the candidate UOtlOn was
intended present the names-to nominate them-then
proceed 10 fix an hour at which Will ballot for candi
dates The amendment 10 stands now, Involves the
question OF nominating the candidates IN advance OF
platform For myself | am decidedly In favor OF that
policy The gentleman will see, therefore, that this Is
not tine place for his amendment.
delegate from Michigan-I rise to point OF order;
that not IN order To make remarks after the Clerk
has commenced to call the roll.
GOV BfGLEH-I have proceeded simply IN XpanatlOn ;
for there Is some misunderstanding OF my motion.
I wish simply TO say to the gentleman from Missouri
Mr Hutthil that the place Tor MS anehument VIII DO
when The motion Is substituted to proceed 10 ballot.
several delegates" order" "oTder."
The PREsIDkNT-Tbe gentleman from Pennsylvania
NIr Bigicr requested To suspend one moment. The
gentleman from Michigan raises the point OF order that
order, the calling OF the roll having com
meuced Unless there objections however, the gen
tcman Pcnnsy lYania viii be allowed to state the
effect OF his resolution 10 seems that II ~ not under
stood by Convention aud therefore the amendment
the gentleman from Missouri Is not exactly german to
.he subject Tie resolution does not require lhat the
Convention shall proceed TO select its candidate but
merely shall now present names OI Candidates for con-
sldcrati0n. Am COrrCcti
Gov BGLERYes. Sir and fix the hour for the ballot.
The pLEsIDESI-Ihe Clerk VIII read the resolution
Tho Clerk read the resolution and also the amend
The PRECEDENT Does the gentleman from Missouri in
sist upon hs amendment
Mr. uUTCuINsI do. If t Ia not In order as an amend
mcut Will cftr II as substitute.
The rAEsIDENI-Ihe amendment is In order The
Clerk will proceed call the list OF States, upon the
amendment offered by the gentleman from Missouri tdr
Hutchius)
Inc Clerk called the roll
The vote from Kentucky having been announced in tho
negative, delegate from Kentucky, who did not an
his uac said that six Of the delegates voted for
the amendment, and desired their votes 10 be 30 re-
corded.
Tie delegation from NewYork asked leave to retire for
consultation.
The PRESIDENT announced that the amendment was
adopted by vote of 1874 yeas and ~ nays, as OONs: