The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

Dunn, nd; X. Pierce. H.; . D. Couger.
Mich; E. Solomon, Wis; Wm. Stone, Iowa !;
Wm. Bristoll, Mo; f. Campbell Cal; Thos Il
Pcrine. Oregon; c. D. Hall, West Va; A. c.
Wilder, Kaus.s
The Convention then adjourned at o'clock.
ill evening.
KvRSHo SESSION
The Convention resumed at 7:30 P. n
The committee on permanent ortalization
made the following report of officers for the per
mane organization:
PrsUdent- hon VIM Dennison. of Ohio.
Vios Prssidents Maine. Y n FArwell; New
Hampshire. D Stesrnes; Vermont, II. Sto~.ll /;
Massachusetts,, VI DillbaIl Rhode Island, W
Pomeroy; Connecticut, q A Grant; New York.
Lyman Tremsin; New Jersey Wm A Newell:
Penis, ,lvsnis, VIM Kitchen; Delaware, Geo e
ThbOut; MARYLAND A e Reed: Krn.ucky. J
Ecorc; ONO, John Todd; Indiana Baird; ll-
LIS J w LoWndrs; Michigan, J F Porter; Iowa,
g w McCrarey; Minnesota, Chss NJ Daley; Cal
liornia Robert Gard, ner; Oregon, Fred Chair
uer; West Virginia, G d Hubbard; KAnsAA
II Potter.
Secretaries-N Morrill,. NJ; E Spaulding. y
H Il Fsi banks, VI; J A Shaw, Mass; 5 y
Svrucer, K |; ) Warner, CT; W r St-~srt. y
Y; D Brette, \ J 4; J Sie~srt Pa; B Burton,
I
Denim, Ohio; J w Ran. Lad; L Pr-uAtu, III
VIM NO,es, Mich; c Thulrs, Wl-; u
Stodds. Ind; C Taylor. Mn; Jas Gus. CA J
\ L4Ihsr. Oregon; G D Page, W Va; "
Lawrence, Kansas
The report Of the Conmitiee having been &C
cepted with enthusiastic sppaus-, the Chairman
appointed Senator Jams Lane snd r. pTerenls-
tive J A. Gro" az COnmItee TO conduct Gov
Dennison to the Chair.
! Committee Oh order Of Business was a. pointed
Neither the Committee Oh Credentials nor rh,
Committee Oh Resolutions being pfcpaI 20 to re-
/ port, Mr. Stephens moved that the Convention
| al Jurn tIll Tomorrow morning.
IL vas announced that Patson Brownlow was
in the Hall, AID il Vas hoped that a ~ opportunity
would De afforded 10 hear that eminent rspresen
tative OF suffering Tenn.
As the Psrson made his appearance in the
body OF the ball, be vas greeted WHO Oeaienius
applause.
| The Convention and audience rose 10 their feet
aud, amid the waving OF hats aud handkerchief,
the gallant Pstspn excused himself IRON speecf
Oh account Of illuess, but proceeded 10 spess
about The prupriety Of sdmitting the delegation
from Teun., State in rebellion.
The Convention adjourned ull "Wednesday
mOrning.
Baltimore. June 8.
The Convention assembled al 10 a. H.. Presi
dent Dennson ia the chAir Prayer WAs Cfere'
by Rev Mr.. Geddes, OF Ohio.
The Committee on the Order Of Business re
ported, and alter amendments the resolution va
adopted
Mr.. King, OF New York, Chairman Of IN
Committee on Credentias, made a msj ,rity re
port that the Missouri radicals be admitted; ths
the Arkansas delegates be adDitted To seals nth
out the right Of voting that the South CarOilu
delegates be not admitted. aud delegates irOn
the strict OF Columbia be admitted 10 seat
without votes.
Tue minority made a report which concsrre
10 that Of the majOrty, except ia rrga 10 to
exclusion OF the delegates from v glai4, A k.n
sas and the Territories OF COlOrsdO. Nevada AZ
NrbrAsks from the right Of voting. That pa
Of the maj Hity report THAI related 10 the CuiO
Contested delegation vas adopted.
The questions then REQUIRED Oh the adoption {
a the uIr rjOlIty report.
A Call for the vote by States was made, tn
vote resulting IN the almost Unanimous sdoptlo
OF the msj ,riIy report admitting the Rldcal de
egates from Missouri yeas 44O nays
After the admission Ot tie dslgatss, the rt
manning proposition offered az Sn sDend.nen b
Hr King, that the delegates from Tei ue-se'
I Virginia, fiorlos, AfAAueas, LoubAuA, eDo
tue territories ~hich the msj Jrisy report proPo-
ed to admit 70 seats without the right 70 vot'
should have the right TO vote, was put - ID
Convention.
Mr.. Lane asked division Of the question |
vote a. 10 the States Erst, and thea OF the Tei
, ritotiea
second division vas called for, and the Cot
ventiop asked 70 vote 6rst as to Tennessee ha'
: ing the right TO vote.
A Gail for q vote oy States vas made, aud Il
Convention voted, ayes 2l0. nays l5s.
The Convention next voted a. TO the admissic
of Arkaus3s aud LOUISIANA With the right
vote. The result vas announced aye- sJ7, Ia.
1877.
The report Of the Committee on Credentis
vas then adopted a. amended
e Hr Raymond, of New Yoik. from the Con
E uittee o. Resolutions, reported the following:
' !. Resoived, That il 10 ihe highest cuty
every American citiEen 70 0siutaln against l
= their eDemie. the integrity Of the UuiOn and q
' paramount sutherity Of the Constitution AID ls'
a of the United States. aid that laying aside
{ fereuces and political opinions. We pledge Ou
: selves a. Cuion men animated BY Common se
tirneDt. and aiming ~ q Common OIL ct, TO
everything in our POser 70 aid the G0vernms