Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-06
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! the Convention, and the vote was re.
I corded as a unit.
Clvmer then moved the resolution,
which was adopted without division,
! ordering cali Of the State delegations
only for members of Committees on
Permanent Organization and on Gre
dentials.
The following were named on the
Committee on Credentials: Alabama,
". II. Barnes ATkansss, Z. G. BoudI-
not; California, A. Jeeeby; Conneeti-
cnt, NJ Buekley Delaware, 9. w.
Wright: Florida, A. Huling; Georgia,
Z. II. Potter Illinois, T. o. Hayne /;
Iowa, J. d. Test; Kansas, W. Shannon /;
Kentucky, J. B. McCressy; Louisiana,
D. Daforts; Maine, J. s. Drew; Mary
lsGd, G.. r. Maddon; Massachusetts,,
Geo. W. Gill; Michigan, b. g. Slant !;
Minnesota, W. A. Gormon; Mississippi,
P. II. Brown; Missouri, S. Sawyer !;
Nebraska, J. Black; Nevada, J.
E. Doyle; New Hampshire, J.
II. Proster; New jersey, J. R.
Mounany; New York, J. A. Hard
eabureh; North Carolina, Gen. w. r.
Cox; Ohio, ". .Griswold; Oregon, 0 Joynt !;
PsEnsylvsniR, Ger. w. II. Miller;
Rhode Island, W. Hale South Carolina,
". D. Simpson; Tennessee, John F.
House; Tezas, 81. BOuton; Vermont, V.
Bingham; Virginia, Geo. Blow; West
Virginis, II. s. Davis; Wisconsin, s. A.
Hesse.
Committee on esolutfons-Alsbama,
Charles C. Lsngdon Arkansas, A. II.
Garland; California, J. H. Rose; Con-
neetieut, Z. E. Dooiittle; Delaware, Jas.
A. Bayard Florida, w. Mccall; Gsor-
gia, Henry S. Fitch Illinois, VIM. J.
Allen; Indiana, J. Z. Mcdonald; Iowa,
J. II. O'NeiH Kansas, Geo. w. Glask
Kentucky, Vim. Preston; Louisiana, J.
B. Eustis; Maine, r. d. Rice; Mary
land, Stevenson Arker; Massachusetts,
Edward Avery; Michigan, Charles E.
Stuart; Minnesota, J. J. Green; Mlssis-
siDpi, = BErksGale; Missouri, Charles
vada, +. A. St. Clair; New Hampshire,
J. NJ. Campbell; New Jersey, J. R.
WOrberdyke; New York, Henry G.
Murphy; North Carolina, r Strange;
Ohio, Wm. J. Gilmore; Oregon, =
Fitch; Pennsylvania, 7. W. Hughes;
Rhode Island, Thos. Steer; South Caro-
lima, Wade Hampton; Tennessee, Ed.
Cooper; Texas, Geo. w. Smith Yer
mont, Chss. n. Davenport; Virginia, 7.
A. BoGook; West Virgins, John Davis;
Wisconsin, J. a. Mallory.
Committee On Organization Alabama,
]. FL. Clanton; Arkansas, J. L. Dur
ham; California, e. Steele; Connecticut,
J. H. Hevey; Delaware, c. Bs&stiR
A. J. Seller; Georgia, @. Peo-
pies; Illinois, n. R. Morrison Iowa,
w. +. Bramain Kansas, T. P. FentOn
Kentucky, w. b. Mochu; Louisiana,
NJ. G. MeCassni; Maine, J. E. Msddi-
gan; Maryland, A. K. Sylvester Mas
sschusetts, John K. Briggs; Michigan,
John Moore; Minnesots, E. G. Nc
Mahon Mississippi, 3. Matthews Mis-
souri,, w. II. D. Hunter Nebraska, G.
L. Miller; Nevada, G.. @. Berry New
Ham pshiTe, J. AdOnis; New jersey, B.
G.. Little; New York, Gen. J. A. Green
North Carolina, w. n. r. Smith Ohio,
F. e. LeBlond Oregon, n. NJ. Bell
Pennsylvania, II. Clymer; Rhode
Island, S. Pierce South Carolina, Chas.
Tracay; Tennessee, W. 3. BOtZ Texas,
J. ". Burroughs; Vermont, J. D.
Desyitt; Virginia, J. Barbour West
Virginia, II. ;. Walker; Wisconsin, S.
Clark.
A resolution was msds and passed thst
On assembling tonight the Declaration
Of IudeUendeRce be read.
Mr.. Murphy, OF New York, moved the
=
tons, ana that sll resolutions offered in
the Convention shall be offered without
debate. Adopted.
On motion, it wss ordered that the
Committee on Organization be directed
10 report the rules for the government of
his Convention.
The Chair indicated to the several
committees where they would meet for
ieiiberRtiOn.
A delegate inquired how spectators
we're to set into the Convention tonight,
IS they have already delivered their
tickets at the door.
The Chair replied that the Chairman
If the delegates would call st the us-
ional mmittee rooms for new tickets
or spectators, Immediately after ad-
0urnment.
Reeves, Of Indians, moved g resOlu-
ion tbat a Committee OF the COnven- |
ion be appointed to provide and issue !
ickets Of admission to the Convention |
or spectators.
Belmont opposed this, and moved to |
ay the resolution on the table, which |
vas agreed to.
A letter was received from the |
Convention, promising 1
he vote OF that State for the nominee Of |
his Convention.
Brooks arose on behalf of the New |
York delegation to move 8 recOnsideTa- |
ion Of the motion for meeting Of the 1
tonight, He urged the ex- |
rene heat, and remarked that unusual 4
progress had been made to-day, and the /
.ity Of New York had made great pTepa-
.stions for au appropriate celebration Of /
his day, and hoped the Convention /
you'd give its members an opportunity
o participate in this celebration.
Mr.. Msdegan, Of Maine, hoped the
would, in courtesy to the
,ity Of New York, agree for this motion
o lay on the table.
The motion to reconsider was made,
~ which vote by States was ordered,
yeas, 34} nays, S52 so the
notion to reconsider was not tabled.
The previous question was then moved
" Brooks and ordered. The molten to
reconsider was adopted.
= The question recurring on the resOlu-
ion, Il was, on motion of Brooks,
lmsaGed so as to provide for adjourn
nent until ten o'5lock on Monday morn
ng, and then the resolution as thus
amended was, on 3 call of the States,
adopted, with the excep-
ion of Indiana.
A resolution that members of the Sol
liers' and Sailors Convention be invited
o seats in this Hall, WAS moved and
adopted.
L. B. Folker, Of New York, reminded
he Convention that the reading Of the
Declaration of Independence had been
,rdersd for to night. He moved that the
be directed now to proceed to
cad that paper, which was sgreed to.
Secretary Perrin, accordingly, pro-
,eeded to read that document, the con-
fusion Of which was received with great
applause.
The Convention then adjourned till
dondSy morning at 10 o'clock.
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