New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
Mr.. Collins Of Massachusetts, objected.

Mr.. Collins Of Massachusetts, objected.
Mr.. Dorshemer-I have to ask that the gentleman
from Massachusetts withdraws hs objection and give
Gen: Ewing an opportunity TO speak lAppianlse
represents portion OF the Committee, INK we should
extend his time moved although We win not be abo
TO make precedent in favor of others are not on
the Committee. hope his time will 90 extended
The Presdent-Jho objection ls Withdrawn.
the Chair could cntcrta the motion Of the gentle
man nom NewYork the rules of the Convention being
The Preaident--win tNe gentleman from Maryland al
low - make remarkf The Chair was aot aware OF
MIR MeLane-There was objection.
The Presidcpt-The Chair did not hear ~. .
Mr.. McLane 1t is the fault of tie Chair; the objection
made in every direction though the noise in the gal
The Presdent-I rccoe enlzed the gentleman from Ohio
and his right 10 proceed in tho abs nee OF objection and
Mr.. McLane-But objection was made; appeal from
the decision of the Chair and call for vote by States
The Chair had right gave the floor to the gentleman
and demand a vote.
and Gen. Ewings time extended 10 minutes. ana upon
that motion move the previous question: ...,..,,
The Presdent-I could not receive motion TO suspend
the rules while this business is pending The gentleman
from Maryland appeals from the decision -. .,.o
Gen. Ewing-I am very mach Obliged to you for the
kind spirit manifested ana will ask the indulgence of the
Committee further.
Mr. Cox-I rise to a point Of order.
The President-The gentleman from New-1ork' MI
Cox has che floor OF point Of order. ,.,
Mr. Cox-My point of order Is this was cntltled
after Cen Ewing had spoken TO be recognized had no
power TO he upon the platform. Ny colleagues have
Tie Cnair-The gentleman Is out OF order.
Mr.. Cox-I will make my point propose to yield my
The Chair-1Ae cenuemanh has no right TO yield his
tine. He is out of order .,. -,
privilege move that the galleries he denrcl lChecTs
the galleries be cleared and wish TO address myself
galleries. We TO be controlled or Inundated
by outsiders. and unless We have order Will turn them
| out.
HOT SHOT FROM DoRsHEIMER.
| Mr.. DOrsheimer OF New-York then said briefly;
| Mr.. CHAIRMAN, AND GENTLEMEN or THR CONVENTION: :
propose make IA straight issue between soft aud
| hard money; tTremendous cheering BY that We stand
votes the resolution offered by the most distinguished
sot-money advocate in the United States Ch'erS ana
hisses But You want to leave to ,he bard money men
chance u carry their States then stand by the re-
40 great that protest mas been here signed every
of the Eastern Democratic States, and TO which have
ground which does leave Scne hope But if OF declare
IN the language Of the geul cman from Ohio teen Ewn
for repeal forthwith then abandon ali your hopes
[Cheers make this issue fair. Is voice." You will
s enough @ of 9 Al @ Te WI yao pS Sy to the f sse. a
! lChecrs misses and applause
Mr. voorhees, Of Indiana took the stand.
Mr. Breckenridge Of Kentucky TO point OF order
for the purpose moving the previous question. Cries
| Of No mol" and cOnfusion.l
Mr.. voorhees-I Will only occupy five minutes, and you
| had better let me do IT,
several delegates endeavored to get the foor amid
The Chair-Gentlencn, you had better keep quiet
|
DELEGATE from Kansas-I that the galleries OF
! this hal be cleared so that we may have order.
The ChairIt is moved bv the gentleman ;Tom Kansas
| that the galleries be cleared. lCries of mo NCl'l
A Delegate from Massachusetts, move to lay That
motion ON the table [CrieS OF Second the motion
| The Chair-Does the gentleman withdraw the motioni
the 6onde we are having d IN this now and
want II stepped ana for that nnrpHe 'sist n % On ny E ,
Several delegates endeayored 10 got tho floor amid
great confusion.
Mt VOORHEES, finally secured a hearing and said
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: with your kind
nermiss0n and sonceI will take about five minutes aud
We had better be quiet and still in order 10 get
through
4 Delegate-Mr. Chairman.
The floor that expect to hold IT, ShSeIsJ Ihs issue issue
issne so far platform is concerned. Thote
raised here between hard and soft
repeated stpulaons that We are IN favor at as
early period as practicable or specie payments.
OF resumption Of Specie payment as sIGa tSa
specie resumption earlier day than that, desires It
for some private and far from patriotic motive Chccia
Nen of sitting here before You have at This
moment declared IN favor OF Resumption OF specie pay
tur her from gold basis to-day than were wien it
was enacted GCheersl The Government currency Is
near unto fair basis by per cent a. ~ was oe
fore this miserable, 0unglng law was enacted upon tle
specie payments stand for that and TO specie paynrnt
which comes by q return OF wealth ana PROSPERITY.
a
our paper was worth only 40 cents on a u9i,
lar in gold 1t had grown to DO WORTH
when risen by the natural laws o' trade by laws
OF Gods growth and prosperity returning To tbe conn
rs trust the gap Of only about ten or twelve per
cent remaining viii be closed up by The came great laws
thing was saii by the gentleman from NewYolk about
the effect his State and other States stand here sur
this suDicct-Yest Virginia Ohio, my own grand Demo
cratic State of Indiana laplauseI Mss9nli, on whose
bosom We holding TINS Convention; Tcrncasec that
| contains the Hermitage and The ashes OF Jack
and Polk; Iowa and Kansas are they
n0thing will say, with a" respect to The gentleman
from NewYok VINO 9as s sat down It ong we Gye
.e ihe west the Mighty West with ii. tecing popu
aii5s assert the power Of this Mississippi Valley with
It's mighty incrcsts and its great resources lCrlcg OF
| "TIna" ana "GO on."l Yes believe ny time Is up
! ana in good faith should retire.
wATIERsON ENDS TIE DEBATE.
Mr.. Dorsheimer then secured the floor against tic
nrotests OF Mr Cox by the way and yielded II 20 Ar
Watterson. Mr. Waterson spoke briefly. lie said;
GENTLEMEN OF TIE CoSvESToN Ipresumc that no rcn-
snabe lcl,rr OF mis- body viii TO have his private
bnsIncs 40 rued to an excited and tumultuous assem-
LIy OF tis description How Is IT, them that reasonable
men who have made most discriminate ana ItIHcscn
tatye scecOn OF members of the Committee TO tciue
and decide the important business 0 the WhOle cOuny
wbo,e Committee nave come here after wbOe hght Oh
carefuI deliberations who have submitted report by ~
of your most representative members lappau'c no"
does any man with his theories come mere aItei
cU tbaf and ask in yCdr excited condition 10 re-
verse that TepOrl Have we come 1cIe 10 de
cjfe anon the important issue OF TINS canyassi
dCn,t c,re yJaf tie difference il between the naJ1n
ard minority report dont to know whether There
a. a. ~. moi dfercnca between them. to adopt
e atGrity report Applause because IL Is our act and
lao 6f want your deegates authority reversed by rght
Of your me1iber who, failing 10 get satisfaction IN
cymc1 here TO open this dangerous question
a. thts iody TAulauscl ! don't believe we shall grow
wiser by discussing the finances ana theIeioe o'o
tne previous question lApplan'eJ
SCENES OF CONFUSION.
The presidcnt-C,eutlemen Il the CrnyentiOn-lCon