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duties of the Convention now in session in this city. Mr. Robertson said he was embarrassed by the motion offered. Designing, as he had done, to offer one of similar import, (after addressing the House,) he could make no reply to it. The Speaker said that Mr. Robertson would be afforded an opportunity of addressing the House by moving to indefinitely postpone — He then made such motion, and addressed the House; at the close of which, a motion to lay on the table prevailed. Mr. Crane renewed the motion for indefinite postponement. Mr. Haymond objected to the resolutions. He supposed they would lay on the table, if objected to. Mr. Jones, of Gloucester, said the unfinished business of yesterday was before the House when the resolutions were offered. The mover only asked that they be read for the information of members. He was of opinion that further proceedings were out of order, as no motion had yet been submitted to pass by the unfinished business, and co