The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-15

mas been done ChaTotllat she las heen jrgs'ea ~
inns n'tter 'ihc name of Mr. hccnesGey wee IA ~,
- tie claifT lan Of the Canvcnoa ana ne prom, s
MIR McciiVsney should be put on the hecplo''' N'A
mlttee, 6r he had plrposely loft him of. ,,.
Tue rAEsIpESr-The Chair designed 10 Pne ~, 49,,
Chesae the committee, but len nm on ~ s ~
On az covering this he had made HIM cu, r ~ s sne
mp ,rtant Conm'ttoe on the improe. in s ~
a,l' Harbors. But he saw way o,i' VI ' ' .y
u aughterl II Mo Mcuhosney would p,c,er sur'iss on
Tue Reciprocity Committee, 10 oeihs N ',,,'' " ~
Harbor Committee, ne could make a sHaP 800 "'"
ber Of The former committee tloun aul NV;
Mr hcCEhsAEY-lf 70 use 70 seitt o ~. go p''S
Committee, on on any other con,,o , ~ oSr.sa an,
The p a;iD2NrIhcn ar hcCheSoeS - eNe.seu, an"
the Chair appoints bir John " l" ,ius ~ ~ tip''s
Chairman OF the hsipor iWpfoVv,e,, 80 ~ -. No.,
A DELEGATE-Tbat's right we uoh want ~ w p"'eo
by Chicago Cheers and con- as ,, 49,, s,o.,,
Mr. IowN.EAD, OF Troy, lhouSn' ,c ooi'ehooo shouio
vote upon the change. ,,.,
The vote was taken ana dec'eie" .d,'co.
Mr. TOWNSEND called for the yeas ana nays.
The caAiR decd d the call Too nate
DAIEeATE appealed ana the mar AMIDST excite
men,, declared that his deeision was sustained "a.
ghe Convention now took very Huch the character OF
political NOMINATING convention, ana the spectator
nigh wtost much sle'c ,a OF mag NATION, nave I'M
agncd himself IN Weiing iaii IN syracuse, WIN FER
Woods body guard AZ one end ana isaiah yndcrs
ard his pals at the other
Mr. srAanoS, ss soon as he could be heard, des red
after the aoh oil INC convention, 70 read the follow
iDg -
PROTEST
tn, delegates from the Board OF Trade and Mercantile
Association OF the CITY Of tnicaso, representing con-
staency 81 over seventeen hundred members, feeling
that the decision OF The Convention allowing TO ony
cnnal oodrs the same voice IN determining the act1
Of the Convention as ~ allowed to one o. the largest CO
rercal cities in the Union Is virtual dsiranchser ent
of themselves and their constituents enter their p
against the action OF the convention as arbitrary
soaoe ard unfair - the large bodies invited IT, send
delegates 70 s body aod request tat their prots 81
DC entered upon the reoords OF the conventior while
they withdraw from body which, in their opip ion, has
refused them fair representation and deprlRS them Of
Their rimerical strength in its proceedings.
The reading was followed by excitement aid applause
iron%he Albany, Buffalo ane some other delegations
POURING OH ON THE WATERS
Mr. AsfIl, OF St Louis desired, for the purpose of
storing harmony to the proceedings TO oher resolution
GIVING 10 ine oeicSstions from the several cities
ore vote for every tweaty five thousand inhabitants
provided that every delegation should have at least
vote. He thought Chicago had night to be heard In
regard TO her representation here and he appealed to the
gentemen 0on Tue great state OF New YORK TO aid IN
restoring harmony and concord TO the Convention
Mr. iaTrtEJJuS of0swego as the great State Of New
York had heen appealed TO as though she Was 10 blame
in the NATTER desired to say that the mode OF voting did
not do justice to that state or It's metropolis But if they
had been silent heidi not see why any one else should
complain Nj L argued z the effect that if New York
city had objection TO be allowed only many votes
In deciding upon resolutions OF the gravest importance
her commerce. as were cast by Saginaw, Bay City or
kalamazoo, then Chicago was bound 10 submit TO a
similar liberal representation
Mr. J0Y of Detroit, thought the Convention ought TO
be satisfied WITH the method OF voting 1t Is true was
an nnjnst method but then no plan could be devised
which would be entirely just and we might as well put
up with one evil as another Mr. Joy could soc diff
ference between hanging and shooting II person is
bound TO die he mop the voting would be left as il
II they adopted Mr. Aliens proposition they would
be swamped by New York. He still hoped that the Chi
cago delegation would reconsider their action, and
remain
rHg CHAIR sEss A WAY OUT
The PRsiDENT--The Chair thinks he sees way out Of
this difficulty. loud aughter) He hopes it win meet
the views OF the house. He will appoint committee of
retire and report at once, their action TO be final.
The question on the appointment Of a committee hav
ing been carried and the committee appointed,
Mr. ROBINSON of Cleveland thought it would be well
TO pledge the Chicago delegates abide by decision
OF the committee but this meeting with no response the
committee was Named aud hurried out by the Chair
During its absence two resolutions offered
ferred 10 the appropriate committeesone by Mr. Ill., OF
Boston, in favor of liberal assistance from the govern
ment OF the United States TO American line Of mai;
steamers and one by Mr. J. C. Converse Of Boston, for
the establishment Of National Board OF Trade
TIIE COMMITTEE REroRT CHICAGO STAYS IN
ExVce President HANLs, from the special committee
s, appoeu men appeared m MS seat and rose TO pre-
sent the report OF that committee.
The PRisiDgsT-Wii the gentleman from Maine step
forward to the PLATFORM
Mr.. HANsBAL HAnLiS-No, sir, he will not. Mr. Ham
lin then submitted the resolution agreed upon by The
committee giving each S,e represented m the conven
the electoral college, deductng therelrom
each absorption represented on the hoor and providing
that the Jren OF me several delegations from each
St'e si,i DC committee to determine the manner Ia
Moh .ne ichnhg votes shali DE cast He stated that
. .no 'o.ec nao maze no provision for the voting of
the provinces because they understood that the dele
gaes from .he o'hr SIDE declined to participate in the
Vo In lheatl near from the Canadians
committee, Mr scAnMcs said behalf OF the Chicago
uelesason, u,at although tney were not satisfied with
, ye ,on tne sahe OF restoring harmony To
n f~'-'''''NN'
" nv, ~ n u po'eS!, IN,
,, VIII s'ase Tor me information OF the
7 hS i t ~ .aoiu ns coinni,'sc report came IN
a. i,",' y. ny ",, p.o''s.. tL"uu Iuknlerl
a 100, nipanH uerteu 10 Withdraw from the
mcnts and asted a,,, w., on n"reor improve
rancd ~, .'a. DIT ",,hesney, ., 'hicago, be
'>P Wv" '''"' 'o'''i,i'eoc witch ""s oohe
A do,o,.,o ,ror, =, sI t ~ ,nh ~. f am,
,oo,har ~ iy =, -, y, oveu 'ua' TWO aod'ohai
Tho pr 80 r, a, ''h,e'.e on neciprociy
, o or ~ "a. II 10 put TWO more mem
oSs On cue commute, but II be the unanimous desire
ono ,nonhnr ~ Iii We , WI" pv permitted 10 name
Exyice pre.;d,n, II 49, 80" '. . Son'""ee.
IN know WIZ !, ~ ;r,r.ai snaIpsIl thouio IKE
com,n,,oos WI III ~ ~ a.'i Nv" ii.,"ncts !" the
ven,on or Gu =" W. uer :" u'cue ,liS me Con
is m ba toll ~ - 49,, m, Wy ,on' thon nereiorn IL
In dos H.. 90 ~. y. w 'ii'g mat IL desires
Tho Co,ven,,on 60 "a 49,, ,un 'i'u- y! hsnp'r oi
hc is told NV tho cha,r ,ba, =, e ~ ch,r., ana
Char si ~ ,a a.e tn', una. Is impcssh'e but the