Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10


which. under the rule already adopted we're refer
red to the Committee on Resolutions. Among
them were the following:
Bv Mr. A. Dougherty, Of Ohio: Is
Resoived, That believing the safety and welfare
Of the country demand 1t this time the united ac-
ton OF all patriotic citizans-however widely they
may heretofore have differed or may now differ in
political opinion-to effect change in the admin
| ,strat,on OF the General Government, and believ-
ing aso that, in the present crisis of public AFFAIR.",
| Democratic party can best promote the true n
'nrests OF the country BY not presenting candidates
| from IFS own ranks f'r President and Vice Pres,-
dent. and by .ialiy uniting in the support Of
he candidates presented by he Liberal Republi.
cans, through their Convention at Cincinnati, |
therefore re do hereby nominate Horace Greeley, !
| New York. for President and 3 Gratz Brown. |
States,
BY Butterworth, OF California;
Resoired. That we recoknze and accept the
doctrine OF the civil equality of all me,. without
r"gard to color or past condition. a q dxed and
established principle which party will not
'ttemp to change. and that We will in good faith
support. sustain and defend the l4th and 18th
Amendments to the Constitution a. the paramount
aw Of the land. - =.4
Hon. D. d. Dykeman. chairman of the Commit
ee on Credentials, announced that the committee
was ready to report:
| The Secretary read the report as follows:
Your Committee on Credentals do respectfully
eport that Oh the call of States thew ali report
heir delegations full wi no conteatsd seals: that
he seats in the convention are 37: that Texas re-
'orts 20 delegates. and your committee recon-
mend that they he allowed seats on the floor, but
My to cast the 8 votes to which she is entitled.
Your committee further recommend that the
eleRates present from the several Territories be
nttled to seats on the floor without any votes.
Your committee transmits to the Convention an
ccuiate and corrected list Of the delegates from
ne several States of the Union, all OF which is now
. | especially submitted.
>, The report was agreed to.
VIM. II. Rankin Of New jersey. moved that the
convention adjourn till tomorrow at IL O'Clock
L. Lost
On motion of Governor Hoffman. of Ne York
y heC nveniion voted that when they adjourn, i
II 'e to meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
(, NATIONAL EXECUTIVE coMMIrrEE
} On motion hi delegate IRON Connecticut. th
( Convention then proceeded to call the roll o
l. States alphabetically, for the purpose OF namin,
p he members OF the National Elective Commit
r ee, which were announced as follows.
" Alabama a-Thomas A. Walker, Jacksonville.
!, Arkansas-S r. CocSrell. Pine Bluff.
~ California Frank McCoppn. San Francisco.
oi Connecticut-WilliamH H. Barnur Lime Rock
o Delaware--Chares Beason, Odessa
n. Florlda-Chares Z Dyke. Tallahassee
e,, Georgia i X Wright, Augusta.
ID Illinois Cyrus II Mccormack, Chicago
n, Indiana -Tho9laS DowIIng, Terre Haute
w l,wa-M NJ. Harm, Dubuque.
NJ Kansas Isaac T. Earon Leavenworth.
Ps' Kentucky Henry MeHehry. Hartford.
,n LOUISIANA ID. Okden New Orleans.
Maine IL ID. NJ SWEET, Portland.
p. Maryiand "A. Leo Knott, Baltimore.
ey Massachusetts-Fred.O D Prince, Boston.
ef MIchigan- VIM. A. Moore, Detroit
..s Minnesota WIN. Lochren. Minneapolis
90 Mississippi j. II. Sharp, Columbus.
a" Mlssouri-John q. Priest. st. Louis.
ea Nebraska George L. Miller. Omaha.
! a Nevada--Ihomas H Williams, Virginia City.
,er New Hampshire Y. b. EdgerIy, ,Manchest,
bl. New Jersey y--Theo. G. Raudoiph, Morristow
New Iork-Au. u.tus Schell, New Tsrk cit
al | North Carona-M W. Ransom, W Weidou.
Ohio--J. G. Thompson, Columbus.
Orexon-Robert z Ladd. Portland.
"a- Observation-Disclosures ID Barr. fittsburg
Rhode Isiand--Ciideon Bradford, Providence
o. South EA1olina--Thos. Il Simmons, Charlest,
AIRY Tennessee-W VIM. X bate. Nashville.
Texas F. S. Stockdale, Indranola.
olu vermont H. b. Smith. Milton
, 90 Virginia John 6oode. No. folk.
West Virginia Blair Hoye, Martinsbu
we're NJ H.,h.wsv n9 Ms.as ,In..,ss : IN oraar
per expedite business, move that the Committee
Resolutions be instructed to report to this G
ad vention medIateiy after the hour of assembl
lbei tomorrow morning.
t.on Ahe Char-i he motioh Is not III oroer pena
om | a notion to adjourn.
an The Convention then adjourned
ADDITIONAL RBPoRTs.
four BALTIMORE. July 81 The roll was called:
there was much noise OH the floor that It
difficult to hear the names as announced, and
appsala to the reading secretary could induce
"a repeat them aloud for the benefit of the pres
and Hoset.o's oo..'u,on o.ss o..e!.ec "ete iro.
=" were to bs appointed under thi. call.
,.. Governor Hoffman, OF New YORK, urged that
w States be calleu Tor resi- ponses, to see who '