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number of gentlemen ask ed for the re.d;,.
rules which bad just been adopted that they might Ern me
Before copy of the rules could be obtained r..
was made to adjourn until O'clock which v motion
to, and the Convention adjourned" "@' agreed


Tuesday erening E.
The Convention met at O'clock, and nros'.,
ed to call the names of the States. Mr. ToroeI
of Connecticut, raised point of order, when ~
President decided that in all cases where ~
number of delegates from any State eouaIlod ~
electoral vote, they might vote per coDita if ,haS
chose, but where the number of delegates eyceoJ
ed the number of electors, as in the case of w.
ginia, itscould not be DONE Some objection ,,..
raised to this decision, but the Secretary b.r;.~
commenced the call, motion which wss ms
to submit it to the Convention, whether s,.,s
could vote per capita, was not entertained ~
f Towing are the seven balIotings of Tuesd.,
evening: