, 1860-05-17

N1uEA HhfbAiS~
MR. CORWINE, Of Ohio-The Committee on
they are detained someHhat BY the waut Of the
report Of the Committee on Credentials.
MR. HOPKINS, Of Massachusetts--1n re-
spouse to the suggestion from the Chair, Imove
y0u that tie Secretaries Of this Convention ba d.
rected to prepare q full list Of the delegates to
this Convention.
MR.. -, cf Missouri would move as
IN amendment, that it contain their post office
The CHA1R-7hat, Isuppose, will be attend
cd TO-. 1t will alt be done under the direction Of
the Secretaries.
Motion to print adopted.
ANOTHER INVITATION.
The CHAIR. have received comnaunica.
ton from the Zouave Guard directed to this
Convention. which Capt. Rogers of Mass. will
read.
Cnpt. ROGERS read as follows:
Az10rz or TIE z'r4vz 9.erE S.s : G,sst1D,{ ,s.5
Ta tie honorable members of tbs National Re-
fubitcan EoartntioH-Ge In compli-
auce With the wishes Of the citizens, we are,
through the courtesy of the Committee, permit
ted to occupy the *' Wigwam" this evening Tor
m exhibition drill, tv wtlich We beg - return
iii invitation to tue members Of yonr honorable
body. We shall feel highly honored By the
presence of all who can lind leisure to attend.
Tickets of admission will be found at the head
quarters Of the different delegations.
have the honor to be your o5ed't serTt,
E. E ELLSWORTH,
Commander q. S Zouase Cadets.
On motion the invitation to be present, vas
accepted With thanks.
MORE PRINTING.
Mr., KAUFMAN Of Pennsylvania. would
suggest to the Committee on Platform before
they present to the Convention their report,
IL -fm .4u1
aud distributed to ell members 30 that they can
see it. 1t will be impossible to have it read
here 20 that we cnn understand it clearly, and
members will not know il lhey are in favor Of
it or against it. will make motion to that
effect.
Motion to print carried.
Auocr AD1orhsxkSr.
Mr., WORRIES Of Indiana. more that
when this Convention adjo;rns, i do adjourn
MANY VOICES. make il ten
The CHAIR. 1t is moved to amend BY sub
MIR. TRACY Of California, Nine O'Clock is
| too early. ! hare come long way. msny
thousand miles, to attend this convention and
Nh. KELLEY Of Pennsylyania--There are
] several committees who have business to attend
! to; one Of which know meets at eight and
another at balfpaat eight, and it will be i'm
| possible for taetn TO get through their business
By nine o'clock. In endearoring to save Al
hour, think the convention will waste much
more time. think that it would be more judi.
cious to meet 1t ten O'Clock, when the com
mittees can come iu with their reports.
The motion to adjourn to ten O'Clock pre-
yalled.
Mr.. ROLLINS, Of New Hampshire offered
| the following resolution:
R<soir<d, That the delegations from each
State and Territory represented in this Conven'
lion DO requested TO designate aud report the
Of the National Republican committs for the
en-. uing four years.
Mr. NOURSE, Of Iowa, moved to amend The
resolution 80 that the Delegations shon1d hs
left 10 select members Of the National Commit
tee who we're not members Of tue Contention
The amt ndment WAS accepted and the resolu
tion adopted.
The Convention then, On motion, adjourned
to Thursday morning Mt 10 o'clock