Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

> no more than one member from sncl
: delegation be allowed to speak on sInJ
subject, until some other State had bseI
heard from.
: New York offered resolution deelar.
ing the right of nsturslized citizens
OF the United States abroad entitled t
the protection of the American Govern.
ment; and another protesting against
tbs uniform neglect with which soldiers
and sailors had been treated in the dis.
tribution OF civil offices, and ap-
pointing q Committed to eOErespsn d
with tie Democratic nominee, TO reques;
for the soldiers and sailors a snare ia he
government patronage.
+ New Jersey offered q resolution provI-
ding that the Chairman shall designate
the place upon the floor for each delega-
! lion, and that each Sergeant-at-Afms
shall control his own delegation. Tie
rules were suspended and the resolution
passed.
New Jersey also offered enc making
I the adjournment OF the Convention til
3 pm Of tie same dsy.
I maryland reported resolution that II
! greenbscks were good enough for soldiers
and sailors they we're good enough for
/ the pampered 5Ondholders.
Delaware offered q resolution deeIar-
( ing the apostacy OF the Radical patty
! and the consequent adherence Of the sol
! diers and sailors to the Democratic nom
inee.
Ohio declared as its wish that peace
should be speedily restored, by change
in the dominant party.
Indiana, through the chairman Of It's
delegation, stated thai It had had g slr-
felt OF resolutions, and therefore had
none to offer.
Illinois asserted the wroHefulness OF
taxation without representation, as In
posed upon the Southern States by. the
present Congress.
A resolution w&s received cut Of order,
that no more resolutions be offered, and
under suspension OF the rules, its pas
sage was proposed cut voted down.
A resolution from Missouri naming
Gen. Butler was received with misses,
and when read, proposed to be deelara-
ton that he should never be allowed to
join the Democratic party.
Another was offered advocating TIE
speedy withdrawal Of the nationsl cur
rency and the substitution Of green
backs.
Kansas reported 2 resolution favOFihg
s mass-meetlBg Of soldiers SnG sailors for
Tuesday morning, and that the soldiers
OF the late CanfedeEaey be invited to
attend.
A resolution directing the various
Sergeants- at Arms to report after the
close Of the Convention, was carried.
Undsr 3 suspension OF the rules It was
announced that TIE Committee TO PEE
sent an address Of the Convention to toe
National Democratic Convention would
meet at Mofatt's Building st $3.50 pm,
rnaa
same place at pm.
The cali Of states then continued, and
Iowa offered 8 resolution giving . vote
OF thanks to Gen. John A. MeCiernaIld,
and three cheers were given for bin.
Michigan recommended q military
nominee for President, bat agreed
TO indoTse Whatever patriotic states
man may De nominated, and affirming
the integrity of the Union.
Maine offered resolution denying its
vote TO any man who declared, duri5g
its progress, thst the Bsr was wrong;
another denOuneing the prostitution OF
pu0iic funds to e1eetioneeriDg purposes
another, indorsiHg Gen. Hancock.
At this the band struck ap a stirring
cir, and cheers were given for Gen. Han
cock.
A resolution was offered, comparing
the eztra allowance 10 soldiers OF 7p35 Per
annnIn 10 $1,000 10 nlemb eFs of Congress
as showing Radical appreciation of mill
tsry service.
The District Of Columbia offered q res
olution declaring that the Southern cleo
ton returns had been manipulated to
suit the necessities Of the Radicals, and
den0uEcing such mutilati0us; ANA one
declaring against INJECTING on them
by Congress, against their viii, negro
suffrage.
Alaska was called, but il its delegates
were present they were speeehless.
The call Of States was then concluded.
A motion that when the Convention
adjourn it adjourn to 10 ana. Tuesday,
was carried.
A resolution Of thanks to the National
Executive COMMITTEES, for ample accom-
mUdations furnished, Tor the Conven ton,
YVES read and carried.
Under 3 suspension Of the rules, the
Convention adjourned at S:l5 pm.