The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-24
Only the " regular delegates from Cali

j Only the regular delegates rom CaIl
fornia were admitted.
+ Both sets of delegates from Maryland wer
admitted to seats, but only the Cresswel
delegates were allowed to vote.
Each Territory, and also the District o
Columbia, were allowed two delegates will
the privilege of voting.
} On motion of General Van Zandt, the re-
port of the committee was amended so as
to declare the name of the Republican
party to be "the National Union Republi-
can party The committee S report was
simply the National Union party" The
report was then adopted.
A resolution was adopted that resolutions
be referred to the Committee on Resolu-
tons, without debate.
The Committee on Resolutions stated they
would be ready to report tomorrow morn
ing by IL O'CLOCK, and the Convention adj
journed to 10 clock tomorrow.
| The friends of the several delegates are
Ill working actively in behalf OF their favor
ties. Fenton has strong lobby, and is
said to be using money freely, especially
with the Southern delegates but tonight
Fenton stock seem on the decline. Wade
will probably be the strongest on the first
but many experienced judges think Hamlin's
or Wilson's chances best now.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-Noon.-The Conven-
ton has just adopted platform, without
much discussion, under the previous ques-
ton.
CHICAGO, May 2l-The Chicago National
Union Republican Convention has closed
its business and adjourned.
Crosby's Opera House was closely packed
all day.
The Convention was opened at 10 o'clock
with prayer, by Rev. DR.. Gulliver.
Pending the arrival of the Comm ittee on
Resolutions. it having been ordered yes
terday that the adoption of platform should
precede the nominations, several distin-
guished gentlemen were called upon to adj
dress the Convention. Haussarauk of Gin
an elaborate speech, setting forth the mis-
sion and duties of the Republican party.
General Palmer was next called upon. |
H. 1. , |
liz iiAoe -" eto4@' AN o'iP'' 'PsN'
and was enthusiastically applauded.
Other gentlemen were called upon, amid
considerable confusion, and finally General
Cochrane was called upon. He was about
to ascend the platform when the Committee
-.
on hesoiutlons appeared ana Oochranc gave
way 10 Thomson of Indiana. Chairman of |
the Noiiihi''ee, WIZ aseehueu LIE pia'!oiih
and read the resolutions as follows.
fHs'-"e cohSf' uiate tEe country on me as
- VI w ;I - ,'o,i PoI u
Congress laPpI1useI rs e'Iheed py the adoption
IN a N tl'E "1 'he STATES ltteIF IN ftpeIHoA u
Contributions securing e4uai clVii am political
Il-h's +" aIl al p'aUse ana "efesafd II as The
"a" u II II u. ~ 'i ~ |
linz r.,itted IT, ST IF anarchv ard il ltu-,
ruie IAIrlause.
Soc,rid-The guarantce by Congress of eouaI
sutrr,g. =, NJ, Iry,i men in the Stnth was DO
mn Md nv avery cousiiar.,io, Of ruhlic saf.+v
e,r,tjtude and iustice ard must he rnaintainedE |
am Iauser-w6ile the auestion of SURFACE in all
10 III Srafe. nrnnariv LnI,ncs +, tho 9eo,Ia n
,bo.a States rtDni,use
TlirdWc daronnra al firms of r.nu5iat;o,
10 n na,ionaI c,ima TJmnensa annIanie Tba
naton,I honor reouires III. psymept of the public
ndrhtedpeas in tine utmost good faith to orr cred
tors AZ horne and b-n,d-fanplausel-not only
to the letter but the spirit of the law
Inder which it was contracted Applause
Fourth-It is due to the labor Of the nation
hat taxation should be eQualized and reduced as
andy as the national faith will permit [Ap-
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