New-York tribune., 1868-05-21
CHICAGO.
Con,lnn,d from Fir. Pare.

me not. theD, that the black people of Georgi,
can rule. Why they 9OOOo0 IN tho minority and we
udicng the Republican party North and South II IA moi
true In other States where the blacks are In the
there will be diulty Just IN conclusion let say
that while we have a hard hght TO mako in Georgia. Il
won in a desperate fight we expect 70 give
Georgia for Gen. Grant lGreat applause We
itHon elected large majority of both branches OF th.
General Assembly, Yet our Governor is not inaueIraed
stevens bill that passed the House Of Representative
the other day, he slightly amended IN the Senate, and
then nossed The amendment desire Is 10 allow
Gov Rnllock to convene his legislature Do that and
they will adopt the Constitutional amendment Thea
of the state Government and its patronage which wa
fought for gnd and must nave II We succeed In thu
REPORT OF ThE CossITrEE ON cREDESTIAIs
Gen. Lee OF Louisiana, Chairman Of the Committee %
several States In reference to Pennsyyania he sad
there appeared 50 delegates whereas that State
that the 50 delegates be admitted 70 seats GpOn the floor
Of the Convention, and that They be authorized
State e' entitled such H' being the "V wish S
the Pennsylvania delegation. The Committee recon.
mended allowing each Of the delegations from the sew
ers territories the right to seats upon the floor be
privilege of casting each two votes The same aswas
delegations from Maryland tine Committee recommended
the admission Of the Cresswen delegation. but they
corded seats on the floor TO the contestants without
right TO vote Tho Committee recommended the admits
sion OF the regular delegates from California headed By
In response to query by Mr. Warner Of Pennsylvania
the Chairman OF the Committee said the delegates from
the unrecOnstructed States entitled TO seats
lApplausel The Committee considered the action OF the
Convention this morning eecuay settled that question
decided by the Convention this morning
Tho report then adopted.
Mr. Barker from New. York. from ths Committee on Or.
der Of Business, reported the following rules
Frs Upon all subjects before ths Convention the states si
Se,ad -four votes shall be the issstes at large Of
shall be entitled 20
o, e'h delegation shan be reported ~ The Coi. h h. s
o before the report Of tie GS%To 90 P,s ia ,ss P,
shall De disposed Of before he Convention proceeds 70 the no@''
candidates for President aul Vice Prssiie1t ".
FouthIn making nominations for President and
no case shall the rnz the roll be dpersi With n sh ilpe.
Se @ 3 hal sBSoeaee the question to be- . tie
oiths ,lnas b, & % & @ a 20 ,5s gs 10 BE- ,ssS t.i
which shall he repeated candidate s, have received ma
FaS When the majority Of the delegation from ,ny ssLs. .a
s Sc,try eug Le roll OF states 10 ,he heretofore stated
stA In the con he vote D. stats tue 's,s 2. % s ~ %
the shall the number VI votes cast ot any e
s:,eawSsn the prsou. question sa. be dsm.ad By he
oy @ %, ss'.oP % o. aGI S'. 1Dd 10 .St Ss 5,o, %
yentOn the question shall be proeeelei Sa SAD pos7i oi 'oht
Egsh No meuber sA speak nor a,n once spon s '.S: 9
than Eve mnu'es without the unanimous consent M
lgenion except that The delegates seans we nam mSe ssa'
shall he allowed t,9 nI9uss 70 Rs'sa. we n 81 a s y, n
rules Of this Convention 80 fsf they are ppAea9e all nf eoa
rTs: SioHa F1cn,ys Committee ssnn Be ipponi % osaa
ofoas member from each state TerroT s3i De. gTees'e
STATE Territory AMI district sAs nse through their eS,Ha per-
Mr. Van Zandt OF Rhode Island-Mr. President. IN
der3tand from member OF the Committee on Resolutions
Morrow Afternoon probably and that will necessarily de-
fer the nomination for President am ed 20 tne OPINION
from what have seen this afternoon that the
ia what impatent 20 proceed with the nomination
therefore hope that the rules may be 80 modhed $50
strike out that portion OF them which PROVIDES tet ns
anor of the Committee on Credentials shall be disposed
Of before the Convention proceeds 70 the
~ ounal nv motion Of course that in order. vii
conine IT, however, sir 70 the rIesiSehSy; =, p.n,,,
| y.nia, and 0theA, followed With brief remarks
| Mr.. Thompson OF Indiana-I fear the convention mar
be led to act under mappreeea@o3 @ ,s aD II, R -.
ut0ns that you may reasonably expect report itom
rs very early tomorrow morning There - g Isasos
II s right therefore, and proper that you should under
stand how We stand before We vote on that proposition
| Ne bartholomew OF Pennsylvania move t9 auend
tha m,o,;ion e The gentleman from RhQ4u Island BY
moving that this Convention DO now proceed 90 s nG
ipot9a o. candidates & for President n k ~ sn@
Coles Iof n CjCI move to lay thS Motion aus ..
ansaW ias sGG Stsd5sg sss Ss sbt4s y on rSpS esTf
Mr.. Van zandrs amendment was then rejected. The
Mr.. Van zandt pOyed to strike out the words "Ihs l
National Union parsy and substitute in Their stead
said We fought under tha; nsg for many years ou,
brothess our sons, and oni fathers nave ui,o
uDucf Ei We nave dCulcfeu NCNI
elected Abraham Lincoln undef' il. and vs
buried ha aRder it, aud hope, Sir that we u no eau
this National Union party that means i9tnut
at all. The Union is restored the Union is entire, Sud
ours is National Republican party. trust the COnyea'
ton Will allow me applauSel, although repre-
sent OF the smallest in the UniO1i
and ono with very limited number o.
electoral votes 10 propose this TO very important and
desirable amendment. one Sir, n which believe al
the New England states will concur, heart an9
soul, and one in which I sincerely hope the greAi
and almost bOundless West and South viii Jol1
The PresidentIn the call for this Convention the aHs
is National UDen Republican Party" ..
Mr. Logan suggested that the name be the "Natlooh
Union Republican Party"
Mr.. Van Gandt-Mr. Chairman, I will accept any
am ndment the gentleman offers. even II he should
want 10 change my name lApplauSe aud laughterl
Mr.. Van Gandts amendment. as thus modified, VA
ca ried. and the report adopted.
1t was moved that when the Convention adjourn, st
iOuru 10 this place tomorrow at 10 O'el0ck
+ The President announced that copies OF campsgu
song had been left the stage fcr distribution snoA
the delegates Cries OF song. song But the Peadeh,
announced that those who proposed 10 sing preferred h
TO do SO until after the nominations are made Ihen
upon the Convention adjourned until 10 O'Clock tonOro'
morning