New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-06

MT SEYMOUR, PennsylVana-lr rise TO another point OF
The CHAm-The delegate from Illinois will first state
his point of order.
Mr. McCOOK-My point Of order ia this That this is
Convention OF States, and not of the Territories
q, Nj; piotGE ", bHEW.R, FehhsylVana-Ihis ConVei,
the Convention of 1900 By the rules and regulations Of
that Convention the Territories ere not to DO admitted
upon tie floor MS delegates to the Convention.
The CHAIR The resolution is upon the adoption OF the
previous question, and debate is out of order.
The vote was then taken and declared to be in the
negative.
states TO be called and to the chairman OF each delega
ton, TO announce the vote OF his State.
Tho roll OF States then called with the following
result
nay California ave; Connecticut nsy Delaware nay;
FgqJs nay Georgia syei Illinois ny Iowa ayes Kansas equally
Tsy Missouri ave- M,naGsa aye Ng'gpt nay SeeTS.l5 aye
Rhode Island nav Texas ave. West virginia nsy wc6nsin
On the call Of Illinois, Mr. RICHARDSON said-The State
OF Illinois gives her vote as unit. No!
Mr.. DOwDALL Qn)-I desire to say that thirteen Of our
delegation desire 10 vote aye upon that resolution.
The CHAIR then announced the vote as follows: Ayes,
Mr. CLYsiER pa offered the following:
" Ss' ede no." sa e1 5 wo % STE 20 % eaS
Permanent Organization aud the other Committee on Credentials
The CHAIR put the question: UUe and declared the
resolution adopted.
Mr. CIlMER-I move the call Of the roll of States for
tho purpose Of having the gentlemen selected on the
The CHMRMAN-The Secretary will call the roll Of each
State and the Chairman OF each delegation will please
aud pass the names OF the delegates selected
for members OF the Committee on Permanent Organza-
THE COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
The roll Of the delegates then called, and the fol
mittee on Credentials:
Alabama w H. Barnes; Arkansas C BounotJ California, A.
HarnF Gcog H. Potter isois, T. A. Hayne Indiana Clas
L. Reeves Iowa. D. Test Kansas, w shannon Ke,iueAy u
= Maddox Kassachate W CHI Michigan. G. stout; Min
Se5Ta,ks Black nevada j. h. boyle New Hampshire Poeori
ResJerey Moulsny hewlork HsrdeheuTg ho1h ClrG
Gen (0Y.O bio
yaHa Gen W H. Miller RhS5e Island W Hale Son, C@FS1n W.
w brigham lgia Geo Blow West Virginia H. D DAVIS VIE
THE COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION.
The following gentlemen were selected Committee on
Organization
Anbsms J. H. Canton; Arkansas J. s. Dunbar. California,
seeler; Georgia Peoples Illinois, W r. Morrison Indiana, A.
Maelen; Louisiana. ". MeCue Maine. K Msddsau Mary
Moore Minnesota, McMahoni Mississippi b MaHhgws Ms.
Sou !" n y, h SssjereI n q i,tis' SSyoIk cen
Green ri North Csfona W n X smith one " 9 Leooai
South Carolina Carlos Tracey Insee Gen W H. Bals ieiS
V " Bgl'yIss' y,tsI WiScoD,iB 81 Cisrk
It Was voted that recess be taken until o'clock, IN.
Mt KERR Pennsylyanial-l now move that on ING
assembling this Convention, the Secretary he directed
10 read the Declaration of Independenee. Adopted;
committee Of two each State be selected by the del
egates thereof 10 be appointed committee on kesou,
the Democratic party be referred 10 that Committee With
The secretary en received from the Chairmen Of the
different cgatous the names Of the Committee on Res
olutlOns and Platform, as follows;
TIE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Alabama Charles e tATsSn AIt,.' bs w. ~ 'lLao Bar
FLORIDA Mccall Georfa Hem s Nth Illinois Nm y Alp
KENNEDY Wm Preston: Louisiana h Busts; Maine
MARYLAND sepeno1 Archer Massachusetts tdwa Avs M,li;
81 Cir Es,aHpsaire J NJ Campbell i-,Jeis-y jacob 4 wor
te1lke New orb Henry Muplyi Hoh Carolina. X Snngs
Ohio WIN Gilmore Oregon L D f'cn fgaeFEs9 1 " J. W
Hughes Rhode Island Thomss See; sogIa SaG1 maas ,g
tou Tennessee Cooper TeIas George W. smith vermont, I1
W. W ,.t Da,fnII'I orr y Is Ysl6rv
Mr. REESE Gndl offered the following resolution;
20 isais Arms as one the Convection
proper to be selected by The Contention.
Mr. BREWER pa moved an amendment as follows;
Resolved That the COMMITTEE appointed !" tsl' ' 20. @
organization, be instructed 10 report rules i'T lie government "
The question was upon the amendment offered by br
Me original resolution offered by hir. Reeve then
Nj STEELE california; offered resolution (which
referred to the Committee ResOlutons affirming the
ties Of the Government by removing the right OF trying
81 ne h f9 Rs s s ana S Of the 5s Al Tic
c. H. REEVE tIndiana) offered resolution that Com
ittee of one from each State be appointed, % be-
ected by the Chairman OF each delegation, whose duty
IL shall be 10 inquire into the arrangements Tor thc con
veuence Of visitors the Convention, and the dspOa
ton Of tickets and other legitimate matters connected
With the occupation the hall for the convenience Of
delegates and report by resolution or otherwise.
ATGrsT BELMONT New YOrkD-Each delegate has had
his allotment OF tickets The same course has been pur
COMMITTEE This Is the time fault has been found
with the action Of the Committee at least TINS resolution
seems be dictated BY such iceHhg move lhat inc
resolution Do laid on the table
Tie motion 10 table prevailed.
Mr.. L. BROOKS NewYorO-Mr. Chairman: move
that when this Convention adOurns II adjourn TO meet at
10 o'clock on Monday morning lAppauScJ
WHAT THE DELEGATES DID MKT.
"A a general thing the delegates 90 the Convention
occupied themselves Saturday afternoon IN keeping
cool In the evening they visited the various place. o
the closing hours OF the day were made brilliant WIN
6eorks 20 kindly furnished by the CITY Fathers and
90 afVe 1v
they promenaded IN squads on the shady side OF the
streets near their respective stopping places,
Generally provoked by intensely warm weather.
ohnoYions 10 quiet LOYAL citizens IN Fourteenhst who
NJ co me discomfort arose was duly considered and
the Police were not Weakened from their sweltering
IN ,siarity behaved like gentlemen throughout
the day but many loud In their expressions Of ultra
10 n6iects of much wonder TO sober people.
n b. not the first time COpperheads have been seen walk
ing the streets OF NewYOrk The sight has been CON
mon one for some years OphiOlOgy does not teach Ms
mat modern snakes Of any variety supplied with
pedal motors there many naufaliss or antigua
rans Of this generation who, like the wise man IN Tie
story, could tell
"yhetser The Serpent st the an
Had eloven feet. none At ALL
the curse con thy belly shalt thou co. being generally
embossed 10 nave Knocked tine Temper hls for.
ever thus deprvng him OF what lac must have e0Oyed
nearer that unfortunate period than do asserts mat
Satan went like and had the gitt OF gap Two
faculties which have reappeared no matter now long he
DetOloQists may declare them 10 nave Deth
denied 10 that branch OF the reptile family
10 which Old Harry belonged. The huency
with which they promulgated the doctrines as Iala oE
bv Brick PonerOy and Clement Valnndghan was truly
srprsng and the remarkable with which thty ran
over the vocabulary OF Oaths known onIy 10 lhe lar
Western child OF nature would have astoished even
naturalized Flemish trooper little informal business
as transacted by the working members Of some OF the
delegations during the day. but nothing or their action
mas trauspired except what we give below.
PENNSYLVANIA.
srrdav was spent by the Pennsylvania delegation In
very giet way but they 70 have settled down mo
more determined support OF Judge Fucker thah lhey