New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-08

votes for Winfield s. Hancock ,.to,. r,o,,n o,d
MAISE.-The Chairman OF the Delegation; -Four ana
ornba votes for Hancock one and oneha IOr fenule
ton and one vote for Hendricks. A.. ,,o,o,to. t,iyo
MARYLAND-The Chairman OF tne DeiSS II Ia
votes for George H. Pendeton, ana Oe Ior HehuioAS'
and for Andrew Johnson ~ q, tho Delooation.
MAssACHUsETTs.-The Chairman OF the Deega.io M
Eleven votes for W. s. Hancock, anu OAo LUZ NeoAso "
Chairman Of the Delegation Eight
votes for Mr. Hendricks OF Indiana H., r..
MrSSTsoTi"The Chairman of the Delegation Four
votes for George H. PendletOn. A.. ,,,..,o, eo,on
MIssISsIPPI-The Chairman OF INC DeleSallOh' OO''"
yMIss0rRIThe Chairman of the Delegation: Five and
half vote for George H. PendetOn TWO votes IOr W. D.
Hancock. and a votes forfllendrieks ,otos
NEBRAsKA-fhe Chairman OF the Delegation: VoteS
ioS Chairman Of the Delegation votes for
EETH AMpsu1RE-The Chairman OF the Delegation:
vote for Thomas A. Hendricks IL votes Tor Pende'on
and votes for W. s. Hancock .,>.,,.,o,. votos
- Nfg%YoRR-The Chairman Of the Delegations 50 votes
North CARoNSNThe Secretary called the name O., Of
North Carolina The Chairman Of the DeeSatoh % o
Hancock, "a for PendetOn and for Packer: o, IN, =
OHIo-The Secretary called the name OF ONO Ano
Chairman OF the Delegation 81 for Pendleton. r. .
ORFGoN-The Secretary called the name of oregon Inc
Chairman OF the Delegation 80 for PendletOn pn
PEyNsYLYASIA-The Secretary called the name OF Ienn
syIyania The Chairman OF the Delegation 70 Tor
Packer IL, .bo mama NJ
Rhode Island The Chairman Of the Delegation: Ior
S0WTT CARoLrsA.-Tho Secretary called the name OF
South Carolina. The Chairman OF the Delegauon ion
Andrew Johnson for Pcndleton, and Ior Jonh Qu0y
TESSEssTE@The Secretary called the name Of Ten
nessce The Chairman OF the Delegations ~ LOT An're"
TEXAs-The Secretary called the name of Texas The
Chairman of the Delegation: for Hancock. , -.
VERMOST.-The Secretary called the name OF vermont
The Chairman OF the Delegations Tor IhOhias a. hen
bricks. ,,,..,.,o
The Chairman OF the Delegation: Pen for Pendleton
WEST VRGEIA-The Secretary called the name Oh
West Virginia. The Chairman Of the Delegations flVe Tor
WfscoSsrN-The Secretary called the name Of WscOn.
sin. The Chairman Of the Delegaton' LlSht Ior Doo
IA-The Secretary called the name Of Georgia.
The Chairman of the delegations Nine for Frank L. Blair
ARKASsAs.-The Secretary called the name Of Arkan-
The Chairman Of the Delegation Three Tor Pehdie
ton; for Andrew Johnson. and one for English
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
During recess, Mr. PERRISE said have to request
that ne dele cations that have appointed members OF the
Executive Committee viii please pass them up now
while we are waiting for the delegation from Indiana.
The SECRETAKY-The delegates are requested TO SEND
up 10 the Presidents table the Of the Executive
Committee on slips Of paper with their po5toice ad-
dress giving their states.
MIR bRADfoRD DeIJ-I think the resolution was that
Committee should be appointed one from each state
The PREsIDENr-Tho delegates from each state select
Mr. WRIGHT DELI offered that resolution 1t was to
from each state TO form National Executive
Committee.
The PREsfDEST-Each state selects its delegate.
The SEcRETARY-And We are asking the names OF
these delegates. and their post office addresses
Mr. RICHARDSON tllL-lf the Convention VIII give me
their attention for half "A moment viii say word IN
regard TO the Territories Probably four years from
now most OF them will be States In the Union and am
for giving them some encouragement, and / desire 10
make this proposition 10 the Committee; that they De
permitted to appoint upon the National Executive Com
iuiteo member from each Of the Territories OF the
United states.
Mr. HART IN. Y)-I move TO lay that resolution on the
table.-LOst
Mr.. TARBILL Cohiol-I move to amend the resolution
80 as 10 make IL include the District Of Columbia.
Gen. MCCOOK (OhlOJ-The District OF Columbia IS not
a state yet, and II Is not represented on TINS floor
Mr. ID. o. FNCH-tIOwa-l am IN favor OF the original
propo stOn for the that the Territories n four
years In all probability. viii be states. while the District
OF Columbia can be; therefore the amendment
should be voted down.
vote being taken on the amendment 1t was declared
lost
The question was then stated be tho resolution Of
the gentleman from Illinois, 10 add 10 the National Ex
ecutye Committee one member from each OI INC Terri
Mr. BUELL. (Neyada)-I would desire briefly to call at
enton to the fact that territory enough the
side Of tho mountains. out Of which, we hope with
In the year at to carve ten states The popu
latiOn OF all those Territories are thoroughly Democratc
including my own friend Brigham Young and his peo
pie Of Utah aughter Now Sir don't see the justice OF
committee This Committee Is to remain In power for
the present Congress IN that portion OF the country be-
fore the expiration OF four years hope gentlemen VIII
reflect moment before that Is done These men nave
reI their lives In the settlement OF this country and
they carried the faith Of their fathers there.
Mr TILDES a. I-lt could give us OF the large states
no more pleasure than do anything that reasonable
for friends Of the territories but IN the constitution
portsnt functions it enough that 100000 like New
YORK should be neutralzed by the small states OF the
should neutrallze Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana.
iInois Let us not add to that by the
introduction ~ delegates into that committee from the
Territories having very small population that equal
in their influence upon the action Of the Democratic
these great and pop1lous states do not think the
quest reasonable, therefore move to lay the motion
The motion was decided out OF order
Mr. THDES-I move 70 postpone II indefinitely.
The PREsIDENT-The Chair will first present the resou
ton la has been offered by Mr.. Riley Of fennsylyanla
by way OF amendment.
The resolutions were read rs follows:
Rd That be representation Of the next National Contention
Rsivsd TIa, any state being admitted any
wlo shall be named BY The regular bmorrSe oh9Ahoa Of tue
shall be recognized member Of the National Executive Com
mittss
.hi b. len a. he discretion Of the Ssoaa EIscalys Committee
The amendment accepted by Mr. Richardson of
Illinois.
The SECRETARY announced that as tho National Com
mtee had already the power 10 fix the place for the next
meeting the only portion Of the resolution to be voted on
R.optd That event Of any beug admitted any per-
shall be Recognized " member Of the National Executive Com
The CHAIR held the rest OF the resolution to be out OF
The resolution "a amended was agreed TO.
Mr. WMYII sMdl.L move that a, a Committee OF three
diana Delegation and inquire there Is any probability
OF their immediately returmngto the Convention, and
not that the Convention will take recess for an hour
The motion was agreed to.
The CHAIR appointed Messrs Whyte (Md.l, Faulkner
The Hon. FAYErTE MCMULLEs Va.)-Mr. President:
IL
do little IL anything, until have retired and
taken refreshment have been most patient here;
and gentleman from my state, scarcely from any
other Southern State has opened his mouth only rise
for the purpose Of submitting motion that hope
will meet the unanimous concurrence Of this body 70
wit That we take q recess until o'clock
Mr.. STRAIN PENN seconded the motion.
The PRRsIDENT-M Nelson OF Tennessee calls he,at-
tenOn OF the Chair to the fact that yesterday this Con
yentiOn passed resolution inviting delegation from
the state OF Tennessee 10 submit this body memorial
OF wrongs suffered by that State The resolution
adopted aud the gentleman asks that Mr. McMullen will
withdraw his resolution for the purpose Of permitting
that Committee TO be- heard at this time.
Mr.. MCMULLES-Mr President: Tennessee Is my neigh
bor cannot withhold any courtesy asked for by
state. therefore withdraw my motion with great pleas
ure but with the understanding that 10 To DO renewed
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