Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 4, 1880, Page 3

ty i THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 188)-—-TWELVE PAGES. 3 oqo eee ooo eee ———————E—EeEE - ; ‘ ; owledge before this Conyontion of any for information, Was that n list of Vico-Preal- | Committee. No other commitico has boon an- | contestet questions conoerning scata {n this | tlon, Tho gentleman from Now York (Mr. | Montana.. ” 2/1 man; and that man, wo bellove, will be elected * = boon The atato of Tinols (applatiso], and GRU UE OL HCCEDAAT eat stata ttn lab ER RGUNOE BO ec leta Ait ft the | Convention than fe provided for in the ropdrt | Bharpo) moveansa substitute for tho pending | Now Mexico, ” 2 | Triwisdornnd harmony and eolctosy provelt | Pil not bo until tho roport of the Committee on | retariog. F: was tho stot Beo- | | Tho Chairman—Gontlomon-In favor of the | which waa published In tho morning papers | rosolution that tho Committoo on Credontiats bo | Yinbe. . " 2 here, and figt, without. Applause, and crios of Ciosentiats. qienglicaror—Theg thonalr tofnra tho namo | Uutil’B o'alock thie afternoon, will say ayo: | Of thle city, limiting debate to,,fve min. | fnstructed to mak tte ropart. ; Kotdas. sve, eee @ reagent ‘The ‘Temporary Chairmon—Tho Chair deotdes fron Punnsylvanin ogeratod, -#ninilian ise« shone rage Ca ‘tp ha fi rece _ utes. If that bo the fotention, for Gon. Garfeld—Mr. Chairman, thore is no (daha. . ayy seems to mo. wa exonut ox the polot not well taken, Gonttomen In favor | soyatand for Secrstary, anid thoy ates Deore | tit ba ayee xe y lontly had oro Wes | one I could not othorwise than vote against the | ground for any charga whatevor, and I tinder ‘yoming .. 2] alto any further bitstnoss hore finying tho motion on tho table will say ayo. | tranhposed in transcribing the Boy The Chuirnian—Tho ayes hive it, Tho Con- consideration of the report of the Committos on | stand nono te made, that bad fnith hos been in Total oo | ovening, and aderstandiog: from omy phere was n storm of ayca and nocs, The Temporary Chalrmun—Thy Secretary will | yoution stauds ndjourned neebrdingiy. Ttules, and, gentlomen, We nro tntoreated in tho | any way practised by any person {n cunnoction aes collen, an cn the Camm likes on: Credentials: shat ‘tho Tompornry Chatrmau—Tho Chale fg unas | make the correction accordingly. ‘Tho crowd got up and slowly loft iho tullding, gravost question cancerning Amorican oltizans } with tho Committec on Rules. ro) LING THE ROLL. morning—I move, alr, to lay the prosent resolu. | ple to deolde, and tho Chair inatruota tho roll of Ioeea Basrotury—The changes havo, Lait inado ————— i in this country, whethor tho man clected by the | Mr, Sharpo—No, alr. ALT: if tion on the table, in order that the Convontion be ‘convontion to Lo cnited. Aatho Sccrotary | yaks MuMCe OF tho sudgestion oF the wenties AYTER RECESS. pesplo aro to represent the people; whethor | Gurl. Gariieki—The gentloman docs not charzo INCIDENTS OF THE BALLOTING. may adjourn. (Applause. jg tho roll of onch Btato and ‘Territory tho | —A'dclognte from Mlssourl—Ininea Ht. Adams | TH COMMITTEN ON NULRA, ASKED FOR THEIR that motto ts to stand asthe zulde of the Repub- | It, No one charges it, A suggeation wos mado | Upon Alabama being called tho Chairman LET US DISPOSE OF THIS QUESTION Chairman of the dolegation will announce tho | wis sélcetod an Ansistunt Becrotary froin Min- REPORT. ican purty of this country, or whothor horo, aad | in tho Committoc, and agreed In without divis- | Of the delogation, Mr. Dunn, announced £0 | and come in to-morrow propared to settle who sonvi Hi mm tho roll. ine | now, Rnd in this prosont, that motto is to be dis- agus fugue ns boon oysitted from tho roll. | The Convention rearsuinblod nt twonty min | Poms Hod in Tele hide er ec Governmontot the pes Le eee ee Te Er door ea eae r aay | Utes past Go'clock,and was called to orter by | Fis hy tlio people, aud for the peoples” PAp= enited: 18 Vice-President from this State, I¢ | the Chatrman, Mr. Hoar, Thora wasa good deal | pluuse,] : should bos. A. Danville, [Tho seerotary had | of nofsc and confunlun in getting seated, as at Mr. John B. White, of Kontucky—Will the Feud the name Daniell) 1) | %22,0Pening of the inorning Aesslon, seiuticunnn plold toy a tnoment? bo nidds neorrlnghes oe no cerroctian TheChalrman—Tho hour th whloh thisCon- | Meivnite-1 doniro ta state, 8 tho mombor of A dglogato froin Niseissippt= Me, Chnirmun, ¢ | Venton took a recess hus arkypt. Gontlemon | the Committee fram Kentucky, that, he states fon, Uhat, 60 far as we were ooncerned, we would | B¥C% tho Convention conalste of, and thon to nom- \ not. move of our ‘own motion tho an Allen Alcxander, of Alabama, a colored inate tho candidate on hotles wo may read the 3% presontation of our report untll after | ‘olegnto—I desire to voto “No, The Chalrman—The gentleman moves to tiny |. tho Committes on Credenthils: but the Chair: | ‘The Chairman—Doos the gentleman from Aln- } tho resolution on tho tible, Allin favor of the man remarked Immediately, and It was nso tho | bama desiro that bis vote should be recetyed in | motion will aay aye. Tho ayesclearly bave ft | undorstanding, that we had no business to onn- | tho negative? Mr. aerate, of Itlinols—I now movo that this © - trol thut question If the Convention ordorci vention ad i x othorwise, {Apnlaune] Tho question now tt, | Att. Alozander—Yes, sir. a OnE UNE Seto eae, ai in bls delegation for or against the prop- oattion. ‘The motion {a to lay the resolution on tho table, Genticmon du fuvor of laying the tution on tho table will say ayo as tho roll is called, and those pposed no, Gen. Harrison, of Indlana—Will you havo tho Becrotary.of tho Convention, whose voice is ‘¥ fait to catch tho words of | wish tomuke a correotion Ii tho rupurt sv far | will please come to order rostiin tholr | cmphaticully: that the statement by the gentie- | Sta’ the Convention order othorwise, and that { ‘The Chairman—It will be 80 recorted. ‘Tho Chairman—The gentleman from Iitnots **: heard here, when fa Fan rere oF | a nut Beate i concerned. The Wvniein eran: | Seater Aes tas finn from Tome lea tisropresouladon, “{Loud {tho only question before ts! Now, @ polut | Mr. Aloxander—I desiro to oxplain, slr. moves that tho Convenuon adjourn une 10 <4 a 3B ruco wi jo niine read, Ty ebb re . ol E TIME FO! A a ‘ . GER. LOGAN, OF ILLINOTH, Fee s te dare wa to Tmo, teed date | ‘Tho Chatr—Tho Chale will roooghize tho mon | tu nny that hold say 30. Tam responsible for matte Wehou Nhe, Sista OE USO wes, Silled Cor and that war ono of tho considerations that tod | Logan ruse and east a nolld voto of 42 ayes, amid | carried: ae the. Gonvondos adjouraey wet 1D think it tuiybe be well to have tho Cominittes | to wildest domonstrations of appintso and dis- | o'clock this morning. , D on Credontinis report first. But whon this re- | approbation. ee port is made it Is for this Convention to say | Asimilar reception grected Gen, Honderson, THE LOST CAUSE. -whuthor that five-minute rule stall be one of Ita rulowor not. Purthornory, that fivo-minute rule of fama whe cast 22 yotcs in the negative for turnod to his soat from a confer. goobas te gakiag—L riso to a question of order. - Tho Temporary Chatrman—The gentloman ation of omer. Lt eA, polut of ordor first ts, that ant. Bocrotary, Bhs Mi asleealpge delogation se- | Homan from lows. , us Jt, mid gay ta this Convontion— lweted anethor man, Goorge N. Guy os, wd T Mr. lendorson—I understand that the Com- ‘Tho Chairimun—Tho yontleman ta out of ordar, move, if ft ig necessary, ag amesa ti je roport. by mittoo on Credontials will not be able to report Fi wentloman from Moxaachusotts hos the Hina une tho namo of Gnsles for that Of | ae this scesion of the Conventions I thoreforo | "‘Suvoral delegates mse In tholr. places and ‘Mr. Plerson—It will be dono, 1f tho gontloman | move, Mr. Chatrmun, that tho Gommittes on | endeavored to gain the attention of tho Chuir, credentials of the sitting delogatos and con- | roquesta It tutes bo now roquestod to mako tholr rpport to | All talling and gesticulating simuttancousty, also provides that ft ia maroly t It fee oreare now before tho Cominittegon Cros | “A Delegnia from Missiautppl—Tuo dolexatton | tha He eto ae atthe. nace TeobseL weit pike Chairinan auld: Tuo. wantiomen will tako | of Mae CAL CaN tO Tule Tee Tate ay | on THe BTATH OF KENTUCKY BEING CALLED, THE FIRST VOTE. eres Boot at Duslnees ta contioolon bepulents Who curersiians: Tnsya natuels business. 1 rauke tho ntotion. ar aie Aunts wee, ee ae creas eae tate bat eatin, 2 unless the Convention shallin any tho Chairman of tho State delegation, Mr. J. D. % WHY CONKLING SEEKS DELAY, ae Toate Erm Nuch Coruie tho nnao of | . ‘Tho Chatrman—it {s moved by tho gontioman | feats. “Tuo «ontioman. will suspend unti_al | {earwacs in tho power of tha lause.) So that It | White, said: Mfr. Chntrinan, under instructions | A Titnune reporter talked with sovoral of ior ion until the Committes on Cre- Fe do. mnako thot report, Again. that Aialn thot thnd tho tirasin any topie, and Go ate oarocat | froin the Convention of the State of Kentucky, | the anti-Grant membors of the Ponnaylvania the North Carolina man wis omitted fn the tat | from lowa that tho Committee on Ruler bo ro- | othor delegates take thelr sents, Applause.) los yot oatabll . ll, eatod now to make tholr report, Ia tha Con- Me. & ued, whe rd wi boon ° , 2 ya. ‘ thore aro FoF Convontion not baing organized, | Rs dcoretary for Nort Cusclinne oe eT" | Soution rendy for the question?” . peat gutwel canttaued, wher order had boon | pleas. 1tbink the suggestion made by tho gone | Kentucky onaia ® voice ay. a doritusion. | eeemeton. last evening for the. parposs.ob” se, Sendorannot be edtabliahed untit itis organized, | “Tne Temporary Uhalrmin—The namo will bo —_————— Friund frmin fowa will allow mon word tn Wo | out tho adygestion of the genttcmna from ie ne of great disturbance and confusion | learning how they regarded Senator Conk- Tues for the tomporury organization. [Ap- | inserted. SENATOR LOGAN, way of un observation, tt ie nover sate tn a | linote den Lee nL OUR DE Cabana ted aed | eens ling’s motions for delay. Two views wero crent Mr fitrrison, of Indiana—1 desire to maken by rR] ° publicassembly to repurt private conversations. | if those rules be how adopted, there soullbes | , 21% Hamllton—Tprotost against the vote given | expressed. One was that his object was to ‘Tha-Temporary Chatrman—Tho Chalr {s of | corroction in the name of thy Vice-President TIE ASKS VOR 4° VOSTPONEMENT, tout applause] Now, the particular thtug | provision addod that {n the debate on tho re- | by tho Chairman of tho delegation. Thore are rt opinion that it {sin order for the Coivention to } from Indiana. It should bo tine! Adkinson, in- | Senator Loyan rogo,,tnounted his chair, and | which 1 wish to know, and whieh, as furas eau | port af the Committe on Crodontiats a longer | four members of the delegation who desire to gala thu in order to make a new combina oplieribe a rule or modg of proocoding whih | stond of ‘Thumnag Atkinson. wantrontod to a burit of applaueo trom his | "OW Coresve, will docldo my vote, and 1 think | timo aboull heagrocd to be ranted: but that | yote no. [Cn hf tion in order to bent Blaine, knowing that Zhnil ovat te whten hae qucttion which must | " Mr, Sowall, of Now Jersoy—I will ask tf that | friends, ought to decide tho votes of this Convention, 18 | isn part of attr business whon we come to adopt Byers ear e ar het eae Grant Is out of the rico and destring to namo acy ost Pand: thorotore, overrulcs. to | “We Morsnae ot Now Farkote thors aro no | Gon. Logan—Mr. Chairman, Ido not riso,airto | foo as ia! our are | tho report, That ie all have to say. (Applause) | d¢r, Humilton—You cannot deprive us of our | the candidate so as to perpetuate his power Atty order: ‘The Becratary will prococd with | furthor corrections {t duce, make any vaptlous opposition to anything that | Livro To Tie reMOD OF PIVE MINUTES SENATOR CONKILING yotes. [Grent confusion Inand wround tho Ken- | in New York. Cameron and Logan, of 1g TO. oe Maino—A largo numbor of delo- |} jowallT move tha nloption of the report. | this Convention inay dockde.to do. But, sir, T | fLoud cries of “Nal”, elthor by themsolvas or = : tucky deleqation. which the Chair finally auo- | course, were with him in this, having a sim{- 4 pave found {t Im, blo to hone tho ques: | make a correction fn tho pees ‘of tho Soorowry. will ask the gentloman from Iowa to consiter | by thoir reproyontative friends, ou tho discus- ClagiNG THE DEBATE. oem Hubbard Ine) atuck strovo to get the | J@t alm, Another view was that Conkling tes ie yehtell tbls Foil $8 to bo ouliod, and ask | for Now linmpahire, ‘the Geers for the Nee | tho lmportanco of tho report of tho Committeo | sii of this grave question. Isay. ag ono dole | | The Chalrman—The question is on the motion } yor. i a me hoped to wear out nnd disgust tho + + Goat it be restated. 4 Hampshire. delegation ahowid be Charles M. [on Rulos at this thne. Thly. report on | Mite, that T will stand here and walt hero til | to substitute, Is tho Convention ready fur the |“ ‘Tho Chatrman—Tho gentlomun from Kon- ition In the h tb ke tho Tomporary Chairman—The Chatr will ro- | Murpty lnstoud of Churlos Ht. Murphy, rules and onter of business migreoi iy the!) Se ethae ek eetes e ae one) quuation? tky Ipoutorordon: Deosthegentioman trom | bbesition In the Hoye of breaking them wy, *% stato it, ‘Tho gontieman on tho lott (Ar. Joy) ‘Adolesmnto tram Virgintu--Tha name of tho | Comnatice that i wenld bo datoncad ontih atten | aero We Stato of Aliinote, the State of Louie |" gonator Conkling—What s the question? Kentucky (Mr. Hamilton) desire to rieu that his | Hot In the interest of Grant, however, but | ee oe rordd tho resolu : Foorstary about be M.R. De Monte, iustond of | tocommitteo on Credential innke tholrro- | either or all these questions, of great range aud | ‘Tho Chatrian—It {8 moved that the Com- | Vote tay be recorded In tho negative? for the vurpose of defeating Blaine. Asto +; The Hecretary~Tho corrections will bo made, } port, Thora aro many things in the report, alr, | Mager ey ne comauntt are to te Aincuesed here Mr, Sewall, of Now Jerscy—]_ now moyo the | that would be pppropriate, and suine, perhaps, | the «deupest. concern, are to be ee adoption of the report of tho Committec. that might ei be, Why this hnato? I nsk. | to spenk for five minutes. (Loud nnd is SENATOR Be eee PAROS i ‘Thoro {6 1 resolution {n.that report that denies pontine jopplansed my ca ‘a ae 0 Tomporary Chalrmun- 10 question cnough for the considoration of the graye bual- upon the ndopdonot the repartee? yonson i aoe ae ene re wera thoir | ness on wile we nee mut. Here aro 45,000,000 of dtr, Piorson, of New York—By tho request of wh ascaton this nl ey confine pegnle waiting for our Judgmont, and ff that the Chair, and for obvious rensons, 1 nin to put | thomsclves to vo minutes. [Applauev.] Sir,ift | Judyment is honest—!f we make no mistep— tho motion. Gontloman af tho Couvontlons tho this Convention {sn body of men which It is Bau HE We Ws Desa Aa hone “paths, puaalae, ication Is upon tho adoption of thoreport of tho | honorable, true, and just—ie it is a body of Ite- é ne: ie omimlttoe upon Permanent Organizadion, Are * ‘ 1 poses, tho judgmont wa shall rondor, whothor it you rendy: Tor tho question? ven © | publicons that desire that victory’ shall foltow | heros tho wltizen of Maino or for the boro of Adelegnto from. Florida—Tho namo of tho | after what we shall do hore, bo not too hasty in | tho War [loud applause}, will be onforvod, and ti from Florida {a not E. J. Alexander, | raising tho ax{to the head of your brothron, | establlahud, and rutitied by the Amerivan peo- " should bodotted. (Laugh: | (Applause) Sfr, all that I'nsk, orany man boro | Plc. (applause, But if wo here, 700 solooted Gught to ask, a8 an honorable delegate in thia | Meo decide thore grave queations by a tive @ motion for the adoption of tho roport hav- 4 ii minutes’ debate through fear of n hostile re- ing been put, Mr. Plerson declared it carriod | Convention, ts falr pluy In this and all other | sult, whut will tho Amertoan people say? What and tho report adopted, matters, (Applause.) Sir, wo abould have fair | will thoy do? (Loud applause.) Mr, Plerson—I have tho honor of presonting to | play for all, We should deliberate and consider | *ft- Henderson, of Towa, and i tho Pormanent President of theConvention.'| woit nll tho propositions that are presonted to GEN. IHARNISON, OF INDIANA, heors.) ‘Tho Prosidont—Gontlomen of tho Convention: | Us for ourconsidoration, Why, sir, Is this se- Ha fd the Guar Shar Jatinr Wal Food Yan ane eon Hg | aire that those rules shuil be adopted bofure wo Janda for PeMTUMUNE Petal lie cancer Neteteals | Kuow. Who aro to bo tho sitting membors | Gut. Hatrison—Tt Tundorstand the question tion to a wise coonomy In.tho matter of opening | {i this, Convention? You cannot prococd | fvematwhuvo provoked seh acrimonious, de speeches” One good reason occurs to motor the | with tho business of this” Convention | scuind tu havo pravoked such werimoulous do Bolcotion that you havo made, and thatis, that | until this question is sattled as to who | Potton trom Hifuots t the present ecoption having heard. one spocch froin mo, for reasons | tho dolegates nro, if you cannot provocd to the | Erie "renart of mo COMiniiee On Talos und ontirely sutistuctory to ench dotegate you have | Wuelness of this Conrontion, so far ns Its resulta | Outer istuecd upee the information ebteh te ho inclinntion to huar another oponing speech | May bo concerned, I ask you why must those | Como to tho Convention that amon these rulus Froume, tLauchter and applause). Phe Gone pulls ie acopiod. betord, He, tagenbere ate Pe fsune whieh limits debate upon 4 caoatione vontion is now permanently organized, Poironcota the aitting membork: LAppinuse,] | tat come before the Convontion to five minutes, mitteo on Rules be now directed to mako their galt, Hbbbard There, are four stulwarta from | the vote on the substitute, they looked atit \ Tuport, to which tho gontloman from New York | ‘The Chulrman—Tho voto of tho gentioman | {Sludlcating wore than the Grant strength | (fr, Sharpe) moves aa a substitute that thoCom- | from Kentucky will be recorded in the negu- | 2 the Convention, sluce the.10 votes of Ver- mittec on Credentials bo now directed to maxe | tive. mont would not be cast for the Gen tholr report. (It appears that itwns tho understanding of | eral, The aetion of the Vermont the Keutucky deleyation tbut {f the unit rule { delegation confirmed what has been ‘Tho Chairman—The question is on tho adop- | wus enforced the twenty-tlve votes ebould he | pretty well understood for two days,—thnat tlon of the substitute, Is the Convetion ready | cast solld, but, {f such was not the ease, tho dele--| the Grant imanngers had been coquet- for tho question? ‘Those who are will say aye. gutos wore aa voto sa they pleased, Tho Chalr | ting with them and talking about Ed- Mr. Conkting—Beforo voting on that aucauon | Mw, Mr White, had not hotice”d the wus tn | munds to preclide the contingency of. which tho Alabama delegation bud voted In dis- fi a r oy I would like the knowledge on which 1 think | rogard of ike unit rule,and tence Inndvertently | ®,,*ide-over to Blaine. “fhe twen- every delegate should vote—[Chocrs.) Sumo | cast tha vote of hls State sulld,—an inudvertenco | tY-three stalwarts who refused hours ago mation was made that the Convene | Which be would have corrocted the moment his | bulldozed by Cameron still stand firm in thelr tlon take a recess until about this time, ‘That | attention was called to ft] position; “and,” sald Sir. MeManes, motion, when sulsmitted tho second tlinc, wus | _ Mr. Hamilton again cudeavored to address the | “we EXPECT TO CAST TWENTY-FIVE VOTES adopted unanimously. What did‘the Conven- | Convention. TO-MORROW,” ton inean, and for what purpose did this | Mr. Hubbari—Mr.Chalrman, Ihave tho floor. | arnty stat ht : Interval occur? “It was to darry out ‘tho | ThoChairmun—Theyentieman trom Kentucky | This statement, which, coming from such a woper and roasonable purpose of the | has not the tloor for uny purpose, except to de- | SONTCe, is reliable, shows that two morghave =; Uoreerittoe on Rules ‘ane Order of | clure bis vote. 1¢ ay other xentiemun from | refused to be whipped in by the “Octavius . :* Business, What was thelr purpose, ng | Kentucky desircs to clatm tho samo privilege, | of the Province of Pennsylvania,” as Gen, how admitted by the gentleman from Ohio Qtr. | be will be recognized, llurlbut called the Senator from tin Key- Gartield), and as conctusively established before, | Tho four protesting delegates aroso in thelr | stone State. Others of the dclemation aro Deenuse asserted my honorable colleague by my plncas und cluimed that thelr votes be recorded | anxious to join those who had the manhood side (Mr. Sharpe, of New York)? It was that | In tho negative. They were Mr. E.C. Hubbard, | ty assert thelr. right. t one fe before such rules as these should obtain the | Mr J. E. Hamilton, Mfr, John Hf. Barbour, and | 5 fo of there disterets, Ey or Conyention should know and should determing | Air. Willlam Brown, : ne Re Ip ol air districts, but are of whom tho Convention Is composed. $0 prop- ‘Mr. Hutnlltun again endeavored to address tho | «frald of the Cameron influence at home, in or was that, and sv binding upon the Conven- | Convention, ; the event of thelr nomination for ofltce, tion was tho unanimous understanding of tho |. Thu Chulrman—Tho gentlemdn from Ken- | five or six of them had no political aspira- * Comunittee, that upon its being disclosed no man, | tueky Js out uf order, No business Ja now fn | tlons, they would have jolned thelr brethren + not one, diseonted from the propriety of this | order, except tho calling of the roll, Any othor | at the time the antlGrant manifesto was! temporary ajourument. Now. of course, tho | Questions mny bo settled by the Convontion 13 | signed. Une of the twenty-three sald thoy fabruska (Mr. Campboll, of Ea pee w iby tho rvsvlution on the table. jentl lemon i favor: of laying tho rosolation on le say #yC— : bas pruned, ot Nebraska—T rise to a question of order. Tho Chair announced that tho motion tolay on-tho tuble procoodod from Nobruska. Nobraska disclaims it. It was not Nobraska. Adelegate—It was West Virginia. Another dolegate—Is debate in ordor? The ewporaty. Chalrman—A mation to lay on the table 1s not debatable, Tho Chalr will stato that, in strictness, no point of order can bo made, the Conyontion having bogun to divide. Senator Logan—If tho Chalr wilt alow mu, I desire to. ask tho gentioman [Mr. Campbell] who made tho motion to lay this resolution on tho tablo If ho will withdraw ft for ono moment, Mr. soya will withdraw tho resolution for the ont Piro Tomporary Chairmau—Tho mover of tho resolution withdraws tho rosolution for tho present. It 1a not before the Convention. | PERMANENT ORGANIZATION ‘ REPONT OF THE COMMITTEE, ‘Mr, Sowell, of Now Jorsey—I move that the Convention proceed to its permanont organiza- tion, and that tho Committee on Permanont Ongnnization be asked to report. Thore wero calls for tho question, and it was Jt is vbjucted that this iinitation will bo unfair ut = vor, eter 7 a et RULES. Riedie SPP aay oisepemo aa | wine the Imprint customs ut the Gantt | Ut "witn “'wo' cane viaeente, "as | Me Contin ER ETI ng gio | sentetanin Le fgy vo, tie dcloieg wll D3 conte: au a sent on this a The Chui w! mi - ‘ 3 g have It. {No‘ono sald nay.] ‘Tho ayes have tt, nie EPOUT NOT Lr TR. OAN BE DEVISED BY MAN. flour are to bo decided: ‘and, though 1 alfter | EO on, .gcomer, that, tho | Commit: atte burma tho Chule will persuit no dele; | Stand 20 unit aid 3 Grant and the voto uf a and the Committee arc instructed now to re- Mr, W. P, Fryo, of Masjno—Mr. President, Lun- | Rut, jnasmuch aa wo como foeetberia. consider | widely from tho gontloman of the Miinols dolo- . derstand that the Committee on Itules and Order | those questions fairly and justly for us ali, thesa gation who has spoke, and muy posalbly not efiunaes nave competes thar nvorgandare | lbeite™ GY ups tla eh | ul Q Suan nt Wa Mat lal a ny 0 . y cons on Lam Ww! in. ud a roady to report. Imofe that they be requested | prot be kept that was agreed by the membors Pinused i > = now to make thelr report. [Applauso.) of that Committee (uppluuse), and the report of Gentlemen of the Convention, whatever may Tho Chairman (Mr. Hoar]—It has been moved | the Commitice on Kuies be doferred until the | have been done clsewhero.—and I do not dusire by Mr. Frye, of Maine, thit tho Committes on | TePort of the Cominittes on Crodentlals is noted | Lore to add to the werimony uf this dobuto by Rul d Ord f Bu siness b on, There is no compact, gir, that bas heen | any reforenco to or criticism upon what may ules ant ler of Business bo requoatod now | muds on tho part uf any of gur friends up to } have been dono in other Conventions,—but, in to make thelr report, Is tho Conveutlon ready | tho pregont time that will uot bo honestly and | my opinion, gentlomon, thaso questions ought for tho question? strictly kept. [Applause.) The Chalrmin of | pot to ho setticd under a flvo-iminute rule, ie pe Senutor Conkling and Gen. Sharpe, of New | tHe, Commnlttog (te, Guriiold) this morning anid | plauso.] If it can be agreed, und vertaluly thoro rt, ‘That the Convention sald—that z dividual delegate rises and claims that his | Pennsylvania will bo neutralized. He had: i Penn re rosy ae ee eee et custhe | vote bas beon fiiproperiy reported by the Cuair- | 0 doubt that all tho contusting delo- * proper coutse. Why ts {t not the proper course | min of his delegation, and It will be recorded by | gutes elected by: the districts would - now? Jum told by mombers of the Botamitice the Seeretary. {Applause} Does any other | get in, for two-thirds of the mem «- on Credeutinis that thoy are ready to ravort, | dclegute from Kentucky rise for that purpose? | bers af the Convention were chosen by ¥ hut upun oue State, nor upon two States, nor | The Chairman of the Kentucky delegation un- | their distriets, and none but the most sub- upon three States, Dut upon nearly overy cusg | Tounced that thore wero four dissenting Votes } sursient partisans wollld -vot ral the’ te iuwhloh acontest bns been rererred. Why, 1 | from that State, und tholr votes were so round | Stryient purtisaus would vote against the inqulre, should not that Committee cume In and | ed—tho vote being 20yen, 4 nay, spate by virtua of which they wera eu- make figfull report if it ls rendy, aad If not, | , Sir. Joy, Chuirinnn of tho delegation, said: | titled to the seats they occupted. muke go tnuch of the report as itls now ready | “Oneof ‘the Micuigin delexation Is wpen the What do you think of tho vote this after- to make, and allow us to yote as far as it bag | Committoc on Credentials. Have wo aright to | noon?” said a‘Tnimusk reporter to ongof > ony upon its work ? thi, the Committe cat nie vote! in bis abscues, knowing how be | the Eastern hall Grantdelematas atthe Palm- /f Vhiie Ww iO vt eo G CN A u! : rose Tre hre, So voting, the Committee cnn | Wino Chairman—The Chat thinks not. ‘Tho | °% Louse Inst night. tte or Pierson, of Now York—Mr. Prosident, Tho Tompornry Chairmau—Mr, Plorson, of ‘New York. Mr, Plerson—Mr. Chairman, tho Committco on Permanent Organization havo prepared a report to so far os thoycan, The Committee wero entleely unanimous and entirely harmonious. {(Cheers.] Iam happy to say that thoro was nob Aslogle question upon whion the Committes did notagree. Tho Btatesnamod thoir candidates thut in their Committce Mr. Sharpo, from New | {a suficlent fairness in this Convention to ugroa York, roso at tho gamo moment, York, asked pormisgion to progent aminorfty | upon a reasonable imlt, for whllo Tobject toa for Vico-Presidents nd Boerctarica, They Tho Chairman—I recognize tho gentleman | roport. Time was granted, and it was also sug- | Imitation of five minutes, which will uot altow + Sceretary will proceed with tho roll, “If WAS THE POOREST KIND OF POLICY ae a TRY | sco Now York nearest the Chair (Gon. Sharpe). | gested, aud nob objected ‘to, that thls report | one of thos delegutes wy much asta state | tho cnere the reullte will bo teadye Je Ob aes we AS TEACHE! on Conkling’s part to have Ittaxen,” sald the *' adopted a resolution that thess mon must un: ia’ follow tht tof ro eo is cl port, the row! will ys WHEN NEW YORE ¥ REACHED, hi questionably bo mombors of tha Convontion,— | Gov. Sharpe—Afr. Chatrmann, the Committee on | Yould follow the report of tho Commitios on Bis chia 8 Sones meen tere Cuppart ie by | that fair, yentiomen? Is not that carrying out | sonntor Conkting arose, and, with a Uttle lesa | SyNeNAN, a Se) Ok delegates to tho Convontion. Tho Stato of Tiit- | Rules and Pormanent Urgunizution spout throo | “Welt, thor a8 to that fohoors), Idostro to ad- | {equally object tut the timo of this Con: | Sud executing your purputo, and your vote, this | than tis wsuul huuyhtindss, wilds dt showed too much, did It? a morning? Itsccmstomeitis. And, therefore, | sr, Chairman, am instructed by the delega- “T should-sity it did—for thom. But it Jehatl voto for tho awendmont, Mr. Chulrmun, | tion frum New York to cust 47 votes aye [up- | showed very favorably for the antlGrant |. uniesy some momber of the Convention shill do, | plaxse] and 23 no, vole, under the pecutlariy wntavornble what has wot yet been done—viz.: give us some | ° pho bullding fairly rang with applause at this | circumstances attending It. Somu yoted on reison why now wo should not go on and dy | oficial anouncement of the split in New York. | the Grant side under the bollef that posslbly wane thls morning was intended. [Applause.] Judge Robertson, of Now York—{ think the | if wasn't just the thing to adcpt avy rules f thore bo a reason why the Committee on Con | genatur brs mude one mistake, Thoro ure only s pb any testou Souts, sitting bere at the Sherman House, | sixty-nine delegates present, and tho yoto | Wtilit was known just who composed the nols, which {9 in contest, bad a mombor on that Committes. Thodclegate from that State upon ‘that Committes gave us somo namos. Thoro had been an informal discussion. 1 atato it in- Semaally, and not by tho dircotion of the Com- tal “A detognte—Will the gentleman {ndulgo mo? “Tan 8 hours lust ovening. Thoy Inbored heartily to | dress myascif to tho good judyinent, the cool | vention shall be indetinitly occrpied ond prorat ih ahold ono imrmony | Haas of dey Ree ciety | MMe aaeana att deen Jo \. nO favors oF no part estion. Thorofora 1 will suyyost tha this monaing we Dastoole dnd the net votcwas. | Hore. Lauideoss miyaclt to no peofiutods, Wut to somo ugreotucnt ean be made ‘by which a. cone ls morning at Po'clook, and tho Inst vote was | tho better {udgment ‘of mon, We aro brought | ventent time, ample for the fair discussion bi takon only ten minutes before the time fixed | here togethor representing honest constitu- | selected persons of thox eae upon Wwhlon, ny nt for the assembling of this Convention, Asaro- | enclos; wo uro horo, slr, to do Jubor in their | we uro to sit as Judyey, * ‘bs nourodited to sult, 1 wus iatrnaiga 9. the dologutes from | servico, and lot It bo so porformed that whan wo | thoie several dotogatiay ‘whiuh thore aro ° Bo near that they can come, in = twinkling, into is : . Convention, ‘The vote of 318 shows 2 hat im eguond by nye dagntan io dak the | hing Stas topropare Totus ome tht ovaty Haputiles, oo uwtor | goatont and wo adn ponte the cuniiors | fo'Suvandon’ if thors be aay" ramon’ way | Multec Shsanacytrag tant ated | Grant eat possibly got gn to ist ballot wend ubere hecan bo heard. mora roallly by A MINONTTY REPOnT, Ris prodiloctions tony now bee-that cach and | \ Teympatuize with overy doteyute hore In the | guilter ao" muohe of the reports "os cous | ¢pocuaive Conkling wus on bis fect calling on | {t shuws more besides, for the reason that It ~ Includes a number of known antl-Grant siuts-of cases already passed upon, lot us hear ‘Tho Chair—For what purpese doos tho gentlo- | yi ” that reagon, ut, if thorg be no such reason, { | man tron Now Tork uuiress tuo Chale de i submit that tho faith and tho fair under Benutor Conkling—I baye in my hand, having and having como directly from lace of our | ovory one within tho coniines of this gront Ke- | inconvenience of this protractod stay’ in Chica- i reatly frou the p. plo sual! say: “Well done, thou Rood and | wo. Gave found my former visita Koro, ploase auenfid worvant.” |Choorad Me Chuirian, | Aut but from tho boltow ‘of tay boart £0 tay tho de tl The feulorney Chairman—Wilt Mr, Plorson tdbe tig stad upon tha piavform? nasomblage hero, and learning that tho Comuilt- ade 2 Tow do you figure it all out 27” Me, Plorgan dit #0, and spoke us follows: As | t¢e0nContestod Souta was uot yot rondy to re- | hopo tho gontioman from Towa (Mr. Henderson) | muth-troddon toos I haye ‘boon aaxlous to get | derstanding of all concerned will be promoted y “Well, there were ten Edmunds votes, Chaliman of the Comiitros on Pormanent Or- | Port, I bad presumed that I would have an op- | with all thoso facts bofore tha Convontion, away this tinto, rs ‘and Gboct tial by. procuodiag now to ooneldar eho Heeee eae Ge dalegntas tromNow tore mnainy.| free from Minnesota, three from lilo, Spoteation,L beg to say that we are propared to | portunity of preparing that report which Iam WILE WITHDRAW THE MOTION, Hut, my fellow-delegntos and Mr, Prostdont, I | report of tho Committeo on Contested Beats. | information ia that every seat fg full olther in'| three frum Massachusetts, seven from. Indl- tho sotion of tho Comuiltteo, but h this omburrassmont. Tho Committeo unanimously, not only upon tho question Which [ stato, but upon pyoey guostion bofore It, They placed {n thalr report the unmes for Vioe- Proaidonts and Secretaries, oue from onoh Btato {nstructed to make. Furthor than that, and be- | {Crlosof “No,” «No, "No."] Home gontiomon | thltik'wo ought to be fale upon this qu ation, ore tho Committee adjourned, the question fora er Nl Was Mio asey not ts it beanuas ane Tain, thorefurs, oppusid a Scone {hat camo up, ainong others, o8 to whon our Chalr youorn gs orerimiGommltteee Tt 80" tho agreos | oontustod acats, untoss {tan bo arranged that man, Gon. Garticld, should bo instructed to qeouns}, do ‘you propose to ridv rough-shod-over ae Pala Leu hat apy a and ret aa! shull make his report, and, aftora harmonious discus- | Gompacia and over agroomonta? (Langhter, | be 4 fulr limitation of time upon that dobute, {Loud spplauso.} the pervon of te delegate or hia alternate, | Aun, and sume other gyeattering ones which Mit. HENDERSON RBJOINS. ‘Volues in tho gullery, “Asha,” and Inughtor:] whl certaiily be enst for seme other candl- ‘Mr, Hoaderson—Mr, Chatrmun, In roply to the | So that tho vote, as shown by this canvass, Is 47 | date, . Altogether, the Grant men imade the remarks of tho entloman from New York (Mr. | One way und J tho other way. (Laughter, best possible showing they could make, Conkting) L would suy that 1t occurs to mo that | | Judge Nobertson tried to say something but | willy the anti-Grant men did not voto their 2 ood rens tho Chairman's gavel pounding tho desk | fy) y and Territory, us reported by tho member of the | gion of it, it was unanimously considered that | choors, ana hissoa in tho gullury, and erles of | (Apulnnaut ' thore ure jong why the mineadmont | tho Chatrmn s eng under the circumstances I Committoc reprosonting that State or Territory. y, Ngpringieid.?) Whi ‘. mae ir, Houderson, of Towa—I desire but should not be made, In the tirst pluce, tho pte . haye stated.” . | that report was not to bo mndo untll after th jpringtleld."') YY my countrymen: Cal ttwo on Rules has flnished its work and 1 Tho Chatrmun—The Chair must accept the : daetiate of dunols was. know to.He ta out, fe wv a r tho | tdreat contusion) "| 4 WORD IN WErLY. eee eee art Bo ts the minecitee ta the | stutement of tho Conlrman of the deleganoa | “ What do you figure out Committco on Contested Beats bud mado thelr The 0 Chutrroan—Lho Chatr will ardor any por- | Theargumont of tho dlatingulshed representa- roport, and tho roll bas boon nscertoined. [Ap- | tion of tho gallery to 0 ‘lenrod from whishany | tive op singanobusoety and of tho distinguished pluuso.] Lam, thorcfore, not prupered to estry itera ion of tho speaker shall come, [Ap- Fonronentusive: ae sal ge by hale aud right ‘assoc! aUI8O.. @ considered when the report is out tho onder of those who wore astoslated with | Puonsior Logan—No matter if tho do hiss, | Lefora this Coavuntion. Dut tho’ wotlon Seen nee eraciotatl on ott hing | Kownnot be thrown of my guard by\unything } wich I) have made simply brings that rotld throw won discord into our Comniittos, | tat inay bosald tome, f.ayinntd, am not dis | report before the Couvontion. When nto our Committed, | ougsing this matter with the gallerics, but am | chut is dono, If Ave minutos is too abort make it next pluco, the Committee on Credentials ing untess an fodividual dulugate rises und states GHANT'S REAL STRENGTH not finished its work, and is not ready | that his Individual vote is wrongly recorded. At | on the first ballot to be?” ta report. I am Informed that tho cuses | the close of the roll-cull, 1f nny question arises, “Starting will the Sty votes, you must take of, Loulaluna, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, Az pelle noes uy the Con yea unas ‘The Boere- | out three from Massachusetts, ten from Vere —thes avo Not yet been consid q te 4 ore ty tho Gommittoe on, Gredontiniss and thoy ‘tho next State was North Carolina, and thore mont ilies, {rohit} AL lunsot. three from will ndt be ruady to report boforo to-morrow | Was another hurst of nppinuse when tho Chair- | Vhlo, three from Alubaina, and seven from morning, 1p all probability. inan—n colored mas—snnouncod the vote asG | Indiana,—n total of twenty-nine votes, ‘That ‘whether tho names upon our report nro namos that will turn out to be mombors of the Conyen- on or nut, ang with that statoment 1 am pro- Pared to innke tho report if the Convention do- clare {tahall be mudo. . Tho Temporary, Chatrman—Tho Clerk will Tead thoreport of tho Committoo, Tho Com: jaittog ou Pormunont Organization report as fol- | minty be for tho prosunt withdrawn, addrossing mysalt to the men whucame hore for | tau, twonty, or in hour, or any suitablo tine as | “N, ‘e: The : nal ‘s ow, sit, thut Lolng truc, and it being also | ayes and 15 noes, leaves 259, ‘Phen glye Ihin four from Kansos tows ae wb prose its ty es tho gentleman from | th Durpose of coolly determining those quos- | to theso ayjoctal oases. ‘But when the whold re- | tru that, {f thoy. elie itr portion of their roe | When ft camo to and eight from Louisiana, which makes 201 ‘Tho Clerk road tho rt ns follows: Mr, Fryo—Mr, President, I dosiro to ask In- Hons. eo at ap oe sna uy Be, ong ps0 baa ia, el ore {bo Convenuon and fa our banda, t, aud go on with tholr work, that tho mot PENNSYLVANIA, Now take out cighteen "trom IlMnols—the. Fhe Clerk road tho report ae follows: ton | formution of tho Chatrmin of tho Committe, | ee eee ri ee en oe eee have | aursohres ert tha time which wemiluze Wo | Cpe of the Committes will not be ber Wes. | Gon, eayor got wp on his erutohes and an- | Convention will ceruulnly yeat your distran- * fave attondod to tho duty usaiznod thom, and eee era aerate ce Waeetews of no votes in to Convention on this Hour, eunamond it to suit tho plonsuroot tho Convene | Dian Hae oe te re rattan teat te : mga yO SEE ee lag by tho antl. shisel delezaies foun pis fiaiiets an : # love ty reportthat tho temporary organizas | TRGEO AOU! Be te ea Ne my iuotlon ton. Lusqure tho gauticmen from my heart of | should not bi y ri i | Grane hus got 288 votes. Give lil soven fo ‘ ion. £ . * should ni we intorrupted until thelr work | Grint element at this furthor vvideuco of o ff y 4 Ti ate dition REMAIN, ae Mauanen: | derstand” tho’ Chairman ie preaunt, and do- MR, ITENDERSON. Henge that Vaya no desire nar ture any af ihe | $e oamploted.and thor can be Devs tn the | brenk along tho Grant line, Sintegekaay ore. We came hore Winking: of Misslusippl, aa an ‘audilounl Scorotary, nud | sire to know what the ayroomont was, 1f any, UE URGES UI MOTION, ’ Hun any dodire, to tuke uny uncair advantage o¢ | cauyouee % explain and defend tholr work. | — Just provious w the counting of the Vetus, tho | Ha” would Neet HHO on. the first ballon ° tho following hist of, View Heoaldonts, aud Ate GEN. GADFIRLD, Tho Chatrman—The question ls on tho motion | any ono in. this Convention, but wo dusiro to | “NEy thon, with these good and sumotent | Chulmun, looking ii tho dineel of roturics, | Dut all hupo of that ins. pasued, As Gon. Garflcla rosu be was grooted with bring tho. report bofure us. If itdoos not sult oottinued obactlog. ‘Tio mldy The Commaltees | Of tue wontloman from Iowa (Mr, Hunderon). | Te wo wili mao it ault us; and goom with tho Bato and Torritor: on Itules finishod {ta busiiess at about 11 a'cluok,| Mr. Hendorvon arose to reply toBonutor Lo- | work thut tw buforo us. CAppluuse.] reasons nid with tho other Committec ready, | Ne, Sugoo, deaired to inquiry of tho Chairman | Hell | gain nothing | on oe x i Pirngos, Prestdont, c and tho gentlemen rupreaunting the minority | of tha Ponnsylyanta deletion whether his yote | ballot or any other bal Indeed, the prob- | admitted, as was stated by tho gantlemen from | hud boon recorded In tho report. abllity Is that lis name will tever ‘be heard ‘1. Thobooretaty how taka the lst of WessVA'tvaitn wa tupu tora by ano | gulrioy ao waatod to seo th fun goon. fo Gun LATER Senet ANAT Gatos ant el | petinteie acta am emarteh and | GEmgunae: ele, rant and te third ‘ VIGE-PRESIDENTS, momber of tho wus the judg~ p miuch of tho w the Convention complet . 1 A Alabama—James Uillotto, iment of tho Committoo that the report | “2d OrposgD TO TUE MOTION. anit agpoa Sie Chairman tint tho sooner wo He eothe Kuyerone tiokebPuyoreaaes | * What will be done ought to bo made after tho report of tho |. 1am glad, Mr. Chairman, particularly glad, to Q@ harpe, of Now York—Mr. Committee on Credentials. ‘Thut wus adopted; | hear tho sontimouta that have just fulten from Tho ee Ciraiy Mtacat adie whethor unanimously or not I amunableto | tho Ips of the diatingulshod yentloman Yorn. for tho Comumittco wns about breaking up, GUA bbnrpo requosted that aminoriy ofthat | OH Lilinols (Mfr. Loyan.) [Loud appiawsn). | “ Gou, sharpo—Xe. Chulreman— Committoo infgut huya leave to offer thatr vlows | 2 ssdume, alr, that tho words that bavo { qun, Clark (fowa)—Mr. Chairman, I want slm- ‘Arkansas—H, Robinson, California--Lieut.-Gov, Mansield. Colorado—Lafayetto Hond. Connoctlout—Jeromiah Oluoye pelawaro— Albert Curry. wot some Imitation on the time and the number | yocg, WIEN THE BREAK COMES?" ‘ of the apeechos tho better for tho Convention, Bir. Joy, of Miebigan—t wish to correct the | “When the Grant line breaks nt least ‘PREPARING Fon A YOTE, voto of steht o voto should stand 21nved | sixty Grant votes from Ilnoly, Arkansas, ehigan. —" fi j- | and Inyo. 4 | Y porn? Cetleeann The gegation ited Md ny rablo confusion ensued during tho | Alabama Pennsylvania, and other States Florida—Shorman Con couiting of tho vole by tho Secretaries, and | Will go for Blaing, ‘That will put him within os 2 minority report, and no objcotion was | fallen from his lips tn bis closing remurks will t pat ony. vork— - : i eighteen or twenty votes of the nomluation, Iinelsebe Woutrocn lado, "No voto was faken on that tople. Tada | bo gentitying to tho ontiro aountry. [Applause] ALL hoe ae iia geitloniag enon Naw | eo Sharpe, OF How Tok Task forthe rotle | miny of dhe Hales tos mood ound. Then when Sherman breaks, Blaing wilt Jndlana—Thouns Atkinson, ty theretare, once Miu TAppIAGN) Te, Frum no goutloman in this Convention would T | yor yieta *| “The Chatrmau—fhe Chair supposes, that, In ANNOUNCE TUR VOTH tuke neatly allot tho forty-four votes from | “ppwa—J. W. Thompson. ee vdvor: ke every othor duleguto: eubjoor to | 29 more glad than from bim tobeurthoan- } “Gon, shurpo—Will I bo ontitied to the floor | the ubsonce of nny rulus, tua muthod of taking | on tho adoption of tho substituto, Ohio, Unier the cirennistinees, we can at | Havens Bh the orders of this Convention. Whon they dosiro | Houncemant that tharo must bonoriding rough: | ator no wore through? a report, and order it, 1aupposo the Committoa | shod over tho rights of the pcopto. LApplatise.) z aroroady to make it; but good, faith rouuires | My, Chairman, Lam glad to 800 the contending oe courant acres re Htig Chale will roooge this, certainly: that if the minority ts not ready | sriniog in this Convention coming into unigon on 0 le with {ts ruport, thoy ought to have timo, (Ap- the d plano of tat pl Loud Iuuao.] Gun. Clark—L want simply to say that aa tho 0 wrand plane of tair play. [Loud appla J | Towa mombor of tho Committea on Rules, plouse. move tank the Convention now take a tho eloquent trlbute tho hne pald to the rocagnl- If that report cumus bofvre this Convention ne the quesdon must rest iu the sound diserotion cperary C! = ford to feel very much encournged over ar tio Ghatr, auvjuots of ooltse, to tho order ot | — @rcretary Clisbee Ay oe, Us nics 400. ued | Blalns's prospects, tho Convention tupplausol but tho request of | cheers and waving of puta und bandkorchlofs. * Whore will the 230 remaining Grant votes “ the gontlonuu from New York ts ao ominontly | Loin and Wentworth looked blue, on Peg aon urchse ways tho Cleric wi cull the *Supposo wo givothem to Edmunds, Even * + rollof tho States, ‘Tho Chairuton of conch dele- LET US HAVE PEACE. {f he picked up some scattering votes from jon are ucsted to uct us tellers and to N ; other States, he wouldn't get snough to be Hoport.to tho Beorutary tho votu of tuo del: | anya Coaleaah Tha lqugation-setuun kay tho | Nominated. “Blaine would still lead, and, ‘Kan mon Mutz, Kentucky—Uen, E. H, Fopson. edo R, Bodwelt, J AMaryland—ILJ, Brown, ‘Massachusotts—Nathaniel A, Horan. Wichigan—Porry Hannah. pPi—Th. Tuco. . Mlswour —Willivin J. Terrill, ltt Flio~atr, Prosidont, T withdraw my ma- | Aud {thank my distingulsod fellow-citizon lon, ont 1 Feoces untl § o’cloe! for uction now, whioh } think Ie right, and t e ew Slam) Joel Eastman, ag whl move to umeud the rule so al 7 . ¢—' Mr, elu of Conncotiout—Mr, ry a spy a” Now Jervay—Judson Hilpatrick. THE RETORT COURTEOUS. | 1 ‘Gsk"tho jontieuan, why this delay? “(Lond | notupply to the rupert. of tho Gomuntttoe on | ature OF Wino'e—We want tho question | 2fP, Hrunduroo, eae Byonl | jority Un the Cohvantian: Ton N, OONKLING, "AND MALH MEASUBE | applauso,) ‘nts other grout champion of poaco : CETL, ODE OATS, abt human siguia, tha dlstinguisued weaonn Crodontials, 1 will muke that motion wyself, aud The Presidont—Tho gentoman from Maino | from Now York (Mr. Conkilny), this morning | every delegate from Jowa will yote for it, [Ap- willidsawe the motion, ‘It ts now movor by tho | HONS, BY conmin tf tho aifection OF USMY | AL arpe, of Now York—Mr. Chairman, Tam gentleman from Maine that the Convention take | Now, lot us look at oie proposition squarely In | boro” ally by a vhunco to represant the Wroooss unt{l § o'clock this afternoon, Is tho bors face C) oes mh Repent who Baye. porns. auaorty uf re ne ae Jiglos ind Ordon, ero toyotho! iB eld a nomluee who | of Buainuss, 1 want to way, wir, ore 18.NO st ear his apt es a wiitbe overwhelmingly glooted, TAppiauso.] | coneuiliuont ubuul fi, Tad report, uf tho Guim. Zi + Le diractod now to report. ‘To this tho gentle. | Gon. Wurrrison, of Indiana—T bog to call the TACTICS THIS APTERNOON 2? Iman from New York moves as maubecitutoy attantion of the Sorgonnt-at-Arms to tho fuct “TJ havo heard several opinions expressed, that the Committees on Croduntiniy bo direat that our souts aro surrounded by porsons, so | but my own ty that they hoped to get the Yow tu report. |The yucgtion (gan tho uduptlon | ehae itis uttorly imposible to hoar anything, | matter of contested sents docided under the totus, and fg Chulinon of tho revpeotive | ‘Te Chalrinan—Tho Sorguant-ot- Arima will roe | More favorably clreumstaness before, the delegations wit announce the ayes aid soos | move all porgons trom the inclosury for the Qon- aduption of the rules than thoy could do turbruckk, Poxas—W, H, Holland. “Vermont—J.@, McCullough, The Chairman of mimittod mude astite- | mittee is iu my pocket now, roady to re orl afterthe rules had boon adopted and gone “VindolacWitlleee te weeetnte, Tho Chalrman—Tho goutloman from Now | meut hore this mornlug whlch duowod that thore | this Convention who It suull proved uy cone | Sou hols roancctive Sikes, wae, ¥allustcs ane Yeon ho eee uae ba eee Into force.” * Ons n-Philetus Sawyer. York, ‘wus no such iene 4g indlonted by tho gens | sidor it ucourding to tho understanding of | dion te trunsuoting its business, ‘ Trod, “The unit-rule business seemed to dio ‘West Virginia—J.T, Hoke. -Mr, Conkiing—-As ono momber of the Conyen- | tlemun from Hiluois' (Mr, Logan), He did indie | the Committe, ~— Buut report te+ signed Tho Chalrman—Tho Chulr ungerstands that | protty quietly, didn't ib?" ‘Wdaho~Gi 0 L. Shoup. tlon I{utend to vote for this motion, but my | oilo that ho wus roady to ubide by tho wish of | by tho roprescuitatives of ning States—States = fomvu persous who oro contestants have had “Vory. Conkling was satisfied that he was “Montana—tobert K. Flsic, , i haa | tho Convention. Tle; Coavuntion, rundy ws It | without wich the nuiniioe of thiy Convention TIE VOTE. sents aaslzued thom under the gullery, und thoy | beatun on that. IP hu had had any falth 1a wai anley Dewey: | neonks / ern bent mio Xo ougetnie Ar ay NRA OH Don ot a ert Ren re ‘TUM EUNATIYOTH NADLY BEATEN. Witrbe allowed to romuin, ‘No othara will bo cx | Nie atrengthe he would have. tuslated ‘Gut lo ECA iO Oxptauutiar » Chulrianan, ro tO wtato Bute Luo! by Wyoming, koa hs tha Pan oppor he Yom aira'| | Tho Secretary thon callod tho roll, the result | oo| casting the sdventy votes of New York," our friends from’ Matne upon tho safe-—— | that tho minority desired an opportunity to | passed in the Committee on fale wad 1 ted. mo, WILnCur jergoant-at-Arms Strong gaye dirootions to [Applause and laughtor,} Tam not willing, Fsay, | make 4 roport, Mr. Peyo, of Muine, withdrow bis | to suy that f want to state thom, 2 belng—yeus, 81; nays, 400, a8 Sollowa: ‘ ASSISTANT BECHETABIRG, th 3, Now, Br, Chalrman, | the y iudorsuiment of my brathor auldle: N his agalatants to cloar the sido alates, which wero ‘Alabama~Goorge Washington, to part with tho soolety of my honorable friouda | Medon to yive Thoth Nit NN docu have Hequusary Indorsumunt OF uy bealbor adldler ’ a full of peapte, THE SITUATION. 5 nority report, whlch should undeould have | of Ohlo, which tt wwoms 1s necossury tu tho gon State ddleyates, Yea, Nay, 5 2 ‘Arkunias—L 3 Barnes. from Balge from now until So'clook, untivartor | or rends ke id o'clock, is HouMady Sou Ape | loman frou Muino tor any statement. thay is |. Alabama aa Kg Way, | ate, Hraldigoo—Mr, Prosideat, 1 dealro, to ‘A TEST. . mnko “ motion. If tho Chalr will keep the California, A. Davie. Mure at atitl, Lean make myaulf hoard by the | ‘The only roll-call so far {n the Convention Golorito—dea T, 1 have congratulated thém on this happy fasue | plause., tnade on the floor of thisConvention, [Appliuse, me . ah diy » Clark, Dut the gentleman soog R monster int tho Ninth | laughtor, and biases.) J hupo that the next No> + nnocHuut =N. ‘Taylor Laldein, ous of all aftilotions,. [Applause and laughter.) fe eontfocrood tbat. iyo Winth figia is; | Uolmal Convention willbe nearer my, howe, <, | Convention. as the one had yesterday on the proposition Polawure- Dasa Burtou, Itlaan fasue which must atir tho patriotiam of | Rule, Luma, inforined ti ae ee eee | Wher San word ta uecustomed fo be takow. fg (Get Sirona stopped etving orders but the | to drayr the repurtof the Committee on Rulos «Gen rari! lexander, overy delognte, that this Convention, {n its uns | tho fst National Convention, lu substance, | without tho judorsoment ofvany diatingulyhod Pg 6 ‘Mr. Hpindagoo—Mr. President, I desire to | aud Order of Business, ‘The motion was op- Iincls-Quone Me tena rbot, orgaulzed stato, risingin its might,bas beon fig aamo ua a, was atoptod by Ye Convention soldiar, Applause and’ Wlases) Naw. ea H ii make moulon whlun i Deliovetobe in the tn- | posed by tho Grant pooplo, who Jodlana—owsoe O; Nuwiius, able to accomplish the momontous, and critical, | “TVS became go changod \iq our ideas, in | un Itiles and Ondor of Hiusinosy 4 conaldor ution terout uf ardor, of ‘hurtnony, und of peaco, ious to securo dl tha “de lowa—P. W, Licwollan, aud portontoas businesa which has boen accom: . mat it the rut Ie f Dunlies ty Many of the delegates who voted upon the prop. | Were Bnx! te Kenaa-P. Hutchinson, plished sluoj’ my motion was mado, [Creat | “UP Bee oe se esc FO ae a eerie ore oaltida, or amendment, whlch hus dust ‘een | lay possible, The opposition forced tho ASE: 42 é it ntucky—J. It, Puryear, laughter and applause. hoy know very well that when tho composition a uuoptod, and notably the delegution from Cons | fight alt along “tlie Ilue,—nok. «that Maen r’ Thomas, As ie wore ead ones of “Halol” “ Halo!" (oF a Convantto 8 phat nomad ot Gran oa of the Convention was soled. dt wronid te ueooes 8 . bg tut, at bien Lat thoy ben rae ooero they took any partlouler intarest In the ne ‘Maduehuestteccnaticn W. Clittora, but thatgonltloman was apparently yery willtog | Nulo, wo say, cxtaudd the Ln, te Convene ee eee eee eee eaiat bo pusatbter “ee gy | that thy Comimittoe on Grodentiuts ‘should ve | port per se, but for the exprose purpose of te yan Mo 0 tointrust matters to the cure of bis colleaguo, | Hou wishos, to uny gentlomiy} Rpon Auy ques | and, uonsidoring tho atriuguuoy uf tho rulv “P| foro ta make repre aaa oN ate ee | having n show of hands. They wanted to Mississretrae, Be Kt who wasas roady and efoative as usual, ow, aa I eay, it may bo al well for gen- | Whloh lnilte debuto on all questions to five mins ees 27) Be een to Wloor uf tho’ Conveution | approximately determIne the actual strength Nob y rare ~ 2 TM RBJOINDETL, Lae ey eee ie bae Laer ary Holy | utoa, thoy augeved uuuony thomsolves tut they 2 81] 00 suftuin ‘ana ‘oxplain thulr report. te | of tho third-term movomeut In the Conven- ovadany, 9. grower, Mr Fi Prewdont—Tho dolegates from,| thuusund vitizons bore Croui;-ovory portion of | Would pustpany tho waforaninent of uit rule 8 Te arte Weak magi the iniarescut oxpodiéing | fatto tea cee ene nvett low i ania Mulgan, 7’ iF. Feyo~Mr. t | ROMeae MUO. Thoys wuut. to. prop | UAL after this Convention found out of whom 8 if ee itt conrontion thut the Cons | ton. Logan, Conkling, aud Boutwell 'cou- SO eS Soc unries B. Murphy, Maino dosiro jae humbly to return thanks to tho | Ti CONNOR waa” Hors ta ma ue | Wo were compodad. (Appluuge,)’ Lobarye, that a tultrca an Credoutiata soul Bo made to oomg | bated the propo sition on the ‘ground. that, “Aah Yorke faa vs Murs, Nea eeauon Capplause, and auger | ff'iy seotrarteth. (Nuttin, aie: | faced (ute asso oouaige Ud tty vB] Imetho Convention andtaukethelerupure, | gy tho Convoution was, nob thorougiily omit. O. Hedues. ; doairy met say, fur' | ae ety wae ee tet iostat” ny {iat ie was an agreemout whleb, 1° was not 10] | Ww vorgn agatnat it ON Tiar GuOUND. | orgnutzod, ‘it was not In any position Promos. ie and ‘they vata ya dlosd of suis’ Gone | ose elfcuinatinces f foal! upon wy fuotlon, Umntmous, woconding to my ‘brothor woldlor iz” 3 | But pow, sin Luo vellove that it wag a fulr uae | to adopt any rules for its coveriacae The * Mbode eH auallton ptaston., ‘vouton once more to sey the gentioman riso and | toe brought us hore. curs} Ono word sean Hla at, ull events, Was mide without a at 23 | dervtunding, if Hot at uaroginenk, in tho Cou advocates of tha resolution, which was lutro- ' ‘South Carolia gece 4 Jonckot: congratulate tho deloyutes from Maine. [Choers | more, Lain informed by Sacer tho gontiomen | #8vl4 diwdnting yoleo, Ef propose, Mr, Chute 5 15 | mittee on Rules und Order of Hualnosa, thut tho as ‘“‘Tennpssoo—Bred tC, Raced ' », | on cheery, renuwoed and ruronewod, followed by | rupresenting Kontuoky that tho Committve-niin aut 1 tae wunoad Abbe ealucian by Ata 8 a Cota ee Aubxropart DARL: ater Uk duced by Henderson, of Iuwa, mado ra 3 Ver aegnia N, Buloy. 1 | RC fcnd estes convontion ‘Wilt bo in | wHaslenod sno sminority rope aay ves OMY | thule lu ordered Sy" ywuko ity rojort, and 160 fie] BOR auton one [Applause “And say AMULESANT IarrLE viaie | | Fil Vera EST, aarettecersichibs fairer iar Miten | eecacayee Wo we Sapnim wnt foe) PP BL NM Slee, Mitiag iheoug Ap | the "New “York ‘Senator, when eine. 3) Wsconsin—Qeorge E ryant. mont w! made ut alo jai the question? 3 é Se Thuve , dab: 8 » WW iB tne ‘West Virgiuinoe b Mucoruioies* unraltteo, ; eee ‘ GEN. GARsgip, 1 7 | pause) Chuve listened with interest and do- | eon cd htm that both £ Co, o . a 7 : ars . 3 fight to the chawnluus und the gtante who | formed hin ih Housed of ‘Congress : fade SW Airown To eee eet routas at iG RUNNING DEBATE. | Hig UNDENSTARUING OF TU) wirprncr, » 2 ligt Shguyod ia tho proliiniugey wkiralshes | had boon doing buslness for. six montha Boney pigury N. Blake, Palmor House twmouiataly upon the udjourne OY, BOUTWELL, OF MASLAGHUSECTa— Gou. Gurtiold, of nl, who bad niyo ovor n peru. 1, wt uo elumplon, wud J) buve wo | though, properly spuaking, nolther was’ or aabington tan “Mt ment of this Convention. Trige to mako an inquiry, 1 ls this—whother | from the loft to tha contro alslo, BOT adi: +, > 10] * boom," alr, ta enyinver through this Couvens | canized, for contests were still pending,‘ Wyomuigoit Gc iirowhs enor PANY Gouiinge-Wilok Committoa,~the old or | qh'eommittos or the goutlomsn on tho floor | ebalr, and) wun ho win roooguizeds’be de 8 | ton; “Wa halve no candidate in Couneotiout that | ETO oe eet naliy-Woshburn aid iho : TOOURECTIONS, ° - the now) The old Committce represunting the Committeo Intend to mako any | cbecrod, He bean: “ My. Chulrman——” 3 ‘ pose atls ratty rea ed trace nee pore Gea, Beaver, of Ponnsylvaniael vig ask | The Tho old ‘Committes, the progont | different proposition touching the debate upon | The Chairman=Tho Chair will state the quoe | " ve | sual striky, and the Convention shall namo Ite (Continued on the Siath Paye)