The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-24

"hdO SdSH dSlISS dClOu pISSSuG IT'S cf0ueu
tials to the committee selected by it or
Credentials, thus removing the necess
ity Of calling the roll. Adopted.
A motion was made that each State
and Territory select committee o.
one on Platform and Resolutions.
The Convention then adjourned un'
til o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention reassembled few
minutes after five O'clock and was call.
ed to order by the Chairman.
The Committee on permanent organ
ization reported that the officers of the
Convention consist of one President,
twenty-seven vice Presidents and TWEEN.
ty six Secretaries, and named the Hon.
GEORGE AsHMAN, Of Springfield Mass,
as permanent!President Of the Conven-
ton, The chair appointed the Hon.
Preston King Of New, York, and Carl
Schurz of Wisconsin to conduct Mr..
Ashman to the chair. Amid the most
deafning applause, the distinguished
gentlemen performed the pleasant duty
assigned them, and three cheers were
given for the honorable Chairman,
who, in speech acknowledged the honor
which the Convention had bestowed
upon him.
The following is list Of the Vice
Presidents and Secretaries as reported
by the committee and adopted by the
convention.
Vice Presidents-A. A. Sargent, Cal
ifornia; G. f. Cleveland, Connecticut
j. Fl. @. Clark, Delaware; I'll. p. Schol
tie, Iowa; David Davis, Illinois; John
Beard, Indiana; w. d. Gallagher,
Kentucky; Samuel F. Hersey, Maine
VIM. l.. Marshall, Maryland, Ensign
II. Kellogg Massachusetts; j. w. Farr
Michigan; Aaron Goodrich, Minnesota:
Henry T. Blow, Missouri; VIM. Curtis
Noyes, New York; G. E. Rogers, New
Jersey; VIM. Hale, New Hampshire:
Geo. D. Burgess, Ohio; Joel Burlin-
game, Oregon; Thad. Stevens, Pennsyl-
vania; Rowland Hazard, Rhode Island;
VIM. L. Chandler, Texas; VIM. Heb
erd Vermont; r. T. Crawford Virgin.
ia; Hans Crocker, Wisconsin;-Pad-
dock, Nebraska; w. w. Ross, Kansas;
Geo. Harrington. District of Colum-
bia.
Secretarjes-D. j. Staples, Callfor-
MIA; Ii. Fl. Starkweather Connecticut:
3. }. Hopkins. Delaware; VIM. NJ.
Stone, Iowa; o. L. Davis, Illinois, D..
d. Pratt, Indiana; Steven J. Howes,
Kentucky; @. A. Wing, Maine; VIM.
p. Coale, Maryland; G. o. Rogers,
Massachusetts,; w. L. Stoughton, Mich,
lgan; ID. A. Secombe, Minnesota; J. K.
Kidd, Missouri; Geo. w. Curtis, New
Y DIRK; Edward Brettle, New Jersey.
Nathan Hubbard New Hampshire; Ii.
}. Beebe, Ohio; Eli Thayer, Oregon;
), b. Bell, Pennsylvania; r. d. Hazard
Rhode island; Dunbar Henderson, Tex
as: John w. Stewart, Vermont: A. w.
Campbell, Virginia; Z. F. Frisbia Wis.
consln John A. Martin, Kansas; III. P.
Hitchcock, Nebraska.
On Motion of Judge Tracy of Cali
lorna, committee of one from each
State and Territory was nominated bv
the delegates to appoint committe on
Resolutions and Platform.
Mr.. arter moved that all resolutions suhn,t
ted to the convention be referred to that com
mittee without debate.
The roll of the States being called the com.
mittee on Resolutions and Platform was an.
nounced.
just previous to the announcements of this
committee, quite an interesting little episodc
occurred in the presentation of an elegant gave
to tie speaker, by Mr.. Judd of Illinois. The
gavel was an elegant piece of workmanship. the
oak of which it was composed having been t A.
ken from Com. Perry's flag ship, Laurence II
was made by Mr.. c. G. Thomas, of Chicago, and
was received by the President with suitable &C
knOwl Judgements.
The Chairman announced an invitatio from
the Zouave Cadets to the delegates to witness :
drill OF that company at the wigwam in the eve
ming The invitation was accepted with thanks
Mr. Rollins, of New Hampshire offered the
following resolution
Resotred, That the delegates from each State
and Territory represented in this convention he
requested to designate and report the name o
one individual to serve as member of the Ma
tlonal Republican Committee for the ensuing
four years.
Mr.. Nourse of Iowa, moved to amend the res
olution so that the delegations should be left tc
select members of the National Committee who
were not members Of the convention.
The amendment was accepted and the resolu.
ton adopted.
The convention then, on motion, adjourned
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
SECOND DAY-THURSDAY
MORNING SESSION.
The same 'irTepressibl lie conflict" for seats n,
even spot to stand within the great Wipwam