The Convention.
A resolution offered yesterday by
Colonel Richardson, of
Hanover, seeking further information relative to the military force of the
State, was laid on the table, but will probably be called up at a convenient opportunity.
The consideration of
Mr. Moore's resolutions on the
National troubles was resumed, and
Mr. Morton made a forcible secession speech, in the course of which he alluded, in no complimentary terms, to the resolutions adopted by the Peace Conference at
Washington.
Mr. Baylor, of
Augusta, afterwards commenced a speech on the "Union" side of the question, and will conclude to-day.
It was rumored yesterday that the
Committee on Federal Relations were ready to make a report, but nothing of the sort transpired.