The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16


Of Tho report i'rhe question was put and carried
rHx vALLAsDIGHAx LETTER.
The PRsrogsr recognizing Conventionist on tho
aoor caiisA the gentleman from Ohio, MT WI
Mr. GRdAsoK-I desire to present letter from gen
tleman whs elssted this Convention but who de-
sires 70 withdraw from It'll refer 70 Mr. q l. vaan.
and but slight Of approval and disapprobason
among the nuay Of Conventionistsl now move that
will state for the information Of Convention, that IL
Is addressed to the Convention The ettor vas sent mo
TINS morning rs the organ Of tho united delegation om
The PRFHpEST-The gentleman from Ohio has pre-
sented letter from G. l. vaIlandgham-(cheers In the
gaiierios)-and requests that tho Same may % read
Cheers and slight counter cheerA II requires the
unanimous consent Of the Convention 70 comply with
DO hear any objection to'its being reaAf t0tes OF
mo, from the galleries, "read, read and ~ppng
Mr. HucH GlRDIyEn, Of New York city rose and said
Mr. President, object
Mr. REyERnY JoHssos, addressing the President said
Mr. President are you satisfied that u requires the
unanimous consent Of the Convention before that letter
can properly I've read :
The PRESIDENT, being pre-engaged during Mr. john
sons remarks, called upon the gentleman TO repeat
supposng that requires tho unanimous consent OF the
Convention before tho paper bs read Il that % 'he
this instance II be suspended and that consent be taken
BY majority vote. (Cheers)
Tho PREzDEsr--The gentleman from Maryland moves
that the rule be suspended which requires unanimous
consent that tho letter be now read.
THE MOTION CARRIED.
Tho PREHDBsr-The question before the Convention
IL the reading Of the letter from Mr. G. l.. yaandig
ham; those IN favor or the motion will say aye, loud
cheering n the galleries. and ssh applause in The
will say no." Partial cries Of no. soon LOST In
cries OF aye aye, and checrsl
me rRAsim..I-rue g?!ion - carried Tontinned
cA@. ana cappIns d hands particularly ~ tue gal
leresl
d tatfap ff,far q
Galnp IIou.s, rgiL.prI.ruiA August y 1903
sisI Lave ibis day received from the National Union
q tle ola Ohio delegation g yoas ouYeni.nn nckc' q
Cook chairman e &c democrsr aelesa,ior from Otto h..
narning adopted BY that deics.,.on:--
fesolya p ths ono H., dsnSe ,, siSxa
aedSs ANY I, elected d Eo ' sss T,s Con
al should regard bis exclusion from ec scat - ~ m
sa ~ ss ac ne o. a me ~
Toe asss9a q o sals sna ne rs ,S y y,
ia ynoti-es auf ~ ntues. IN ever ay 10 seat IN sai
eneten yct tnr a SAKE ~ har,n5nv and good Feeling
i il called hts withdrwal from 70 lie
.hs justify such u %Ea sI' a." a' %
e s my S aSs enTCpa 2. n a c sa
hose wisdom and sondncss Of Judgment and sincerity an
s sSai e ~ eretsat from any srtsr Tor any
question disturbing element u the ,onyenon !. mar ~
eor.ti,ts uaoa and public ssr'y whish she iel
ow from 4, deeers' aud decline i,sing nv
s s., ~ ~ HI 10 aoag.ntion "es ~
syoloundy that lr ssnety and ms sniivdae
NJ United se are ,oa y not % asaana .erss
Of VII d deprnds g. mot -oemnly b-oTe he present
TPasas may :. na, ,aS
shs grc cause q Which @ %s "
''''' y" very 's '''''0' Yet G. T. Ss, ASDidiiAa
Hon Epc.r co~ss o. pa here ,.s. and ta,i.g been
granted tho noor greeted with a wild stoso OF en-
9asssu. applause, which was again and again reIeweo
wnen hst 1iet was restored, Mr. Cowau offered 'ue
following RESOLUTION -
Re,olved, Ths, 60. ,'ee o. from stss and
fe s r g"s's' 20 oAre resolutions and .. 'As'
The resolution was unsnmons,, sdopted
The following gentlemen were subsequently announced
COMMITTEE os rssoLrrfoys ApDs..s
Hon Edgar Covan Chairman
Maiae-R. y. Rice, George N. Weston.
Now Hampshire-c. h. Bowers. n Bingham.
v vsrmon.-C n D.vsop9s' :. n. Williams w
Rhode Island--wilism Beach Lawrence. Thomas
Sterne.
'Connsctscut-Jsmes Dixon. o. a Seymour
New York--Hon. r. J. Raymond, s. b. Church.
New Jcrey--coioaci iDgham corsil, Abraham
Pennsyivsnla--Hon. Edgar Cowsn W. BigIsr
Delswsre--Joseph p. Comegys Joseph Avrcs sockley.
virxinis-T,isssra H ' Parker, john john " Msrss.
West Virginia General John Jackson, Daniel Lamb.
North carclina--will,am A. Graham, n Borden.
South Carolina--S NrGowau, H. b. Perry.
Georsia-B. W. Alexander, A. X. wright
Flosids--wm. Marvin, Mr. wilkinson.
Asbsm,-C. :, fangdon. T. J. Foster
MSsissippi--wm. Wager, A. MnrdonS.
foasi9na--john hay, Judges3skel.
Tsnnes-ce JOHN : Bren Jno. Bis,,r
Arkanssswm. Byers, W. 1. Belt
kcntaoky--Caueit Davis n Hi,e
Ohio-Sol Hinkie, Colonel Geo Mc'ook.
Indiana john =. DAVIS. Thoa A. Hendricks
Iilinois--o. n browning, =. Marshall
Mich,g sn--W. u. Mcfrecrv. Gbae. L.. Ie ssrt.
MIssouri-Anstin 4. KING. Jas. 4. Broaihesd
ninnesoia--Henry M Rec Daniel : Norton.
wisrol-in--c A. Edridgc. .. J. a. Pcass
foWa--Gnarles IrsoD. .. n. Benion.
kansas--General Charles W. Blair. W. g. Mcdowell
Csurcrnia--R. Walker .. 4. McDo,gsll.
Nevsds--t.ovcrnor u. NJ Beebe trsnk Hereford and
a. bernard
Oreson~G T. Curry. Il ~ Bsrnam.
D.ir,c, Of ccumt,s-B. r swar, pr chs. Allen.
palosa--A A. fslk
Idaho--c i. Powell Henry " Pugu
Nebiaska-Asjor II. Heath
New aexieo--Geo. y. Ester Washington I'd Ssuder
TnDssas rros rHs r11asr
The Caatna.v here announced the rerc4pt NJ tele.
rram IRON the Precedent addressed :, the ion o. n
Browning and the Hon. 4. W. Randall The name Of
the President ncd stclv roussd tie enthusiasm 81
Convention 70 ~ greatest height and uncontrosbe
tempest Of cheering snsned The dele ssics
ami waved their hats az the ssins time vigorously en-
noysg their lung. TO express their sdplrsi,on snI az
prevail q the present postos u Dir Jchnson. Two
ihrsAnlnntes espssd before tho evci,emes, snbsdel
amer which the despatch was read A. follows
10 ne non o v .ni the Hon a. W R.xnlits
tLsns fnr yopr chserins and enco1rasna fes-rh
The nng~f ffosidsnee u nnnrrng and will guide y0n
safely thfOugu. The Tspre mus be ssci and he COUNTRY
will r. restored Nj fsh u unshsksn 10 uitns.
AsbkIN JbFSAoN
Al the con insion 81 lie nerusai ~ this despatch
second pursi ~ enthusiasm tool place and three besy
cheers we're sivon for he frrsisni.
RK=1LD moss ,oanr19.
Tho CHAirslN-fhe Chair viii read llie nsnes "
tho conamltiee lasoliions There some Stats
from which names have not been presented and astor
the names OF those Sbo have en appointed have been
read the Char VII leave the ~ those states
called over aud the delcsss from those can send
tie u two veTsoDs each " tue Chairman Hsso
lutonn.
Tie names having been read, The delegate, IN the
missing saics made the requisite nominations and cor
rcctions which were n once adopted There wore no
delegate pr ent from Nevada - thls territory con.
scunentIy lslt unrepf srutsd on the syfnmltise.
iSD INA sEtruAIfr Isws.
Jn-t a. nc Secretary announced that mo Committee
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