, 1861-10-25

nd West Divisions, and Thomas Mackin and i
)ayid Cameron were appointed.
Mr.. Under begged that out6iders would
cave the platform, 60 that the Convention
,ould organize The Chair reitersted his re-
,uest but no attention Vas paid to 1t, new
candidates continually docking upon the plat
orm and sticking to the delegates like cob
,ler's wax. After an Intellectual attempt to
H. Dalton and f. T. Meesler we're appointed
Committee on Credentials.
Owing to the confusion upon thestage, near
y an hour was consumed in the presenting
II credentials, the committee finally returning
the following list <fdtlegates:
FHssT WARD.
Seth Wadhsms, James Roberts. John B. Par
sons, n C.. stearns, Henry Wining, Il. e. Buel.
' arcosp WARD.
q. C. Ballard, Vim. Wright, Albert Fzasch, MAJ
Myers, N Evans, ). q. &eVickes, Peter Gleason,
sfepnen 6af1e'' rursp WARD.
A. Garrison, Anton Berg, Fernando Jones
Peter Caldwell, Charles Stein, Darius Knights.
FouRTH WARD.
John Raber, B. H. Skinner, Dan. Egan, Joh1
Long, John GeaEy.
FIFTH wAHp.
Betty, T x. Tsleott, @ JONI John cosan L. +. oheneJ,
Robt. A. Williams.
John A1nmundsen, :, S. Fitch, Henry Akoa, I.
I. BOND, Fl. Colby, 4 HuntlsyJ T Efiss s Daniels,
SEVENTH WARD.
U.F: HEder, Owen Doughettg, Theodore eile1,
John Ntzhugh,. Richard Burke, 3. Sehlotthauer,
Henry Klinkle, A Harvey, NJ Fleiecher.
EIGHTH WARD.
CT. woodman, Il. Larnpa1ter, Char Charles
ton, Edward Kehoe, Thomas Macsin, +. e. Weber
NINTH WARD.
Joha Brand, Andrew Conrad, Philip couley, ].
D. ?. Wilson. Philip Mason. c. Dickman. Q.
Morrison, Martin Casey. Thomas Rawleigh, a. |
Fi&gera1d, Dennis Copghlin, Morgan O'Bzisn.
DEL lEGATEs FROM TIE TOWNS.
LAKE.-J. Gerber.
HYDE PARK.-Paul Cornell.
RREHEE.-P- S. DoHIeY, - Charlotte.
BLOOM William Miller, James Miller.
sou1n Cn1cAao.-H- r. Constock, George Mac
FFAl9s;55ss. Mallory; M ,;41's Alexander Roberts.
caesso s;c1 John I bssiin, George George scoyille.
t Pkov1so-Edward Gleason. John Phillips
BAnaNG1oN-s. 6. Kingsley, N. P. Mackin-
| tosh.
| M1RE.-M. Rooney, B, S. Hopkins
| EvANsToN,~-John ETane, 8. L: Simpecott.
| TnonkToN.- zelera, A b. Da!ton-
iM1nEs-Ale1sndsr I Bsa5hien, jas. Robtp.on.
JEFFERsoN.-D. G. Booth, q. L. Messler.
E7K E cG1s Gnovz;-Rsnji 1s,acI% i Tats1s; naa57.sn
| N. CH1CAGo.-David Studleyx John CAlnmaek.
KHEE11HG.-George Stone, 3. Cameron.
| NEW TRIER--U- SChafer, Lambert Bloom.
oa11sp.-Thos. q Ha1ris, % T. Sc s. Campbell. ll
ScHAuABERa.--H. shs1dinS.
HAEoyER.-L. D0omey.
E. +. Colby" Mr. Chairman, move that
all delegates smoking poor cigars be requested
to stop and throw them away, as tha smoke
is very offensive to those who are not smok
Ing"
Upon motion the report Of the COMMITTEES
On Credentials was accepted.
t PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr. Colby moved TINT the Temporary Chair.
man act as Permanent Chairman. Carried.
Mr, Garrison moved that the Temporary
Secretaries be considered permanent. Car
Red
The came moved TINT the delegates Of esct
ward and town be allowed to fill vacancies
Carried.
: In pu1enance Of this motion, Reuben Taylo
was substituted for Mr. Huntley in the 6tt
!. Ward; I L. Milliken for Mr.. Wright in th'
!. I'd; and Anton Berg for H. c. Nash in the Sd
SIDE SCENES.
. Co.. SnoseEook, lin the audience)-tt9;f, i
: citizens are not allowed to be upon the stage
!. move that the Police Commissioners be pu
= of was put of, and they've got to be-"
a The chair Was about stating the reason Why
- the Police Commissioners were On the plat
. form, but was interrupted by AIr. Linde1
q delegate who said he believed "the Chai
a man Of this meeting wss to preside oyer thi
Convention; if outsiders wanted to max
speeches, let them organize and appoint
te Chairman Of their own." Great applause 70
!" lowed, interspe1sed with htsEes.
o Nr. LMder:-"I know Of but two animal
y sbst hiss-the snake and the goose; you ca
Ee take which side Of the dilemma you choose.
II Renewed applause followed, with hisses m
u cries Of "order," "o.der," "doWn front,
& sthats Off" &C., &c Loud words azose in OF
r corner Of the room, and for few minutes
It general fight seemed brewing. The excit'
+ uent was still further increased by the eie
'e ton Of Alderman Mcdonald from the stag
y By ore Of the policemen. Order Vas final
'o restored, and motion WAS made to appoint
il 11A 80 W .1.st,&'..1 '..'e
ae the following: e. T. Linder, Melville Fuae
= l. z. Cheeny, Geo. scovi1le, George Strong.
ve r-,. =. -. :,
&C. ,,a<,a ~ ,ha s,n.,,,r Conr+ csrsa3
al. 1noge q tne superior Court catf'eo'
IT TIE sAi1o3iSo.
ito Inc 1olio#ans canoioa'ee 1oF tnls omee We
then put IN ncn1nanon oy tnele 1esPectl
aass14a ,., .x..u,..
m. yp1a y Mi ri ,sr wAsoh' F,anc,s fssa Pesbaaav
~ Pending tha ha1,ot the fo11o1r1no reso1nt;
A ras ,ntrodncea by C. L. Wooaman:
v.' B-eo,ned- That ererv person nominated for
fa' N.s1y s1y fs he4 ha11 bt sn ~ 10
1EA - r..n;.aa T., r..-an ~ -, oor, un%h
e Re - 10 or .ds 9g sofs fs 1e
and fnnnnrt the npfainees Of this Conyentioa.