The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-03

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H. LEsLM NYR,
Us I 3 20 g&iig E5iand fifty others.,s
| A delegate moved 70 amend the motion
to adlohfn2by substituting 3 O'clock. 9 81
A delegate from Indiana-It was said
| yestefd6yi that ithlst Convention meant
business he wanted TO proceed with the
basinebS, audhe hoped iGthere,wpuld be
no adjournment at present. The ques.
tion'of adjournment being put Haavoted
Mi MI Cochran and S,Eer sCiainnsn8f
delegations asked permission for their
Committees TO retire and was granted 5
!, A. colored, delegate from Kentucky,
after making several ineffe ectu6l attempts,
at last succeeded In catching the attention
Of the Chairman and Said as there lSp no
business before the Convention I
move that We hear from Hon. Cassius M.
Clay, Of Kentucky. Loud cheers.
Hon. olayeSI am not going to make q
speech. Applause --y,-.,,,,,,,,...,,.,,,g.ll. "a.
A delegate from Pennsylvania moved
that when this, Convention take a recess
II be till o'clock.
L A delegate-I move as an amendment
that we adjourn till Q o'clock.
| Delegete, from Massachusetts-T Time
must be allowed the committees TO pre-.
pare their repot and IL We desire to do
our business ID d practical manner we
must have time for dinner. I therefore,
trust the Convention when 1t adjourns It
Rwill be to3P.N.
L A delegate from Ohio desired It to be
understood that II this motion be put, 1t
does not be to adjourn How.
| Hon. Mr.. Hickman, oof, Pa.-Weih have
not come here to stay q month, or q week /;
We have come here on business, and II all
the delegates to this Convention feel as-I
do, they mean business, and they viii &C.
complishit Cries of Louder Louderl"1
The Chairman The gentleman cannot
speak louder. Tories OF 7" We cannot
hear"
The Chairman-:It Is not important
that you should Loud laughter and
cheers.
Mr. Hickman continued, I have been
In Conventions Of this kind before and
know just what the trouble Ia. have pass.
ed through these ordeals and wish t0Bay
To you that promptneas Is essential to the
attainment Of great objects. Shonld you
consider more you will sbe In: doubt !
came here neither with love nor hate,
Partially nor prejudice, and I am ready
to vote for any man who will be able 70
accomplish the common objects we have
In view. As have been able to cit in
Congress for twenty.four hours, upon
bowl Of soup, think we can sit here
until we can accomplish our ends. Let
US have no adjournment motion. The mo.
ton to adjourn was here renewed and
carried with loud cheers.
--.r.- AFTERNOON SESSION.
,C1NcNNAT1, May 2.-The Convention
reassembled at 8 O'Clock, Judge Matthews
in the chair. Tho large hall was densely
crowded with people in every portion, q
large number Of ladies being in the gal.
leries. go. ..I-..
The report Of the Committee on Per.
manent organization was presented by
Judge Spaulding, Of Ohio, the name Of
Senator Schurz as President being receiv.,
ed with cheers and applause, There.
port was unanimsnsly adopted as follows:
Permanent President-Hon. Carl Schurz
Of Missouri. ''H .'a= s-asa-2@"
Vice Presidents- Alabama, Thomas A..
Wurt; Arkansas, A. Underwood; Gala.
fornia, Vim. Rockerly; Connecticut, Hon.
David Clark; Delaware, none Of Florida;
none Of Georgia; r. L. Walt. Illinois,
John Wentworth; Indiana, Geo. W. Jul.
ian; Iowa, J., "A. Rowberg; Kansas, Hon,
R. Crawford :. Kentucky; Laban Moore;
Louisiana, u, T. Delasses; Maine. L. vi.
Perkins; Maryland, Henry, W, Hoffman;
Massachusetts, Gen w. F. Bartlett; Michi.
gan, o. P.lClark; Minnesota, A. GOrdrich;
Mississippi, Col, Cooke; Missouri, Josiah
Forbes; Nebraska, Jno McC Cormick; Ne.
vads, Geo, q. Lyon; New Hampshire, w.
q, Cove; New Jersey, j. Miller McKill
New, York, Thomas Raine; North Caro-
lima, q. q. Arthur; Of Ohio, o. Follett;
Oregon, ]. w. johnson; Pennsylvania,
W., B. Lowry, E. Harris; South Caro-!
lima, W. W. Wheeler; Tennessee, Gilbert
Mayors; Texas, e. Morgan; Hamilton Vt.
Nal, j, a. Salisbury u Virginia, Geo.
Rye; West Virginia, Ward g.. LamOn;
Wisconsin, W. H. q Doe; District Col.
umbla, Jos. Casey; Dakota Territory, F.
@. Everett. ss,sss.ls "a 10 si5t IL a 5s.s
PriMcipdE Secretaries General w. 3.
McLane, Indiana; John x. DSYids, Min.
nesotai Dbl Wright, Maine; J. h Rhodes,
Ohio ilEH ,aj,alE Z ,sl % INV sIl-asal >
Senator schnrz was conducted TO the
platform, hls appearance there being
greeted with hurrahiug, hand clapping,
and tumultuous and long continued cheers,
numerous delegates rising from their seats
and waving their hats. Hisreception was
In the highest degree complimentary, It
being little less than an ovation. he was
presented TO the Convention by Judge
Matthews and spoke as follows, being ire.
quently interrupted by outbursts Of ap.
plause .T5s T5rtr-rg- ,r- ,y,,,y~.lr.,
I'VE have Mr.. ScHuR1's speech In full,
but 1t was received at such a late hour
this morning as tofender itimpossiblst 10
putt in'type foF.this report -Epsl as I
The annexed report Of the Committee
on Credentials was presented TgipyF3
REPORT ON CREDENTIALS.
Mr.. PREs1DENT-The Committee on
Credentials respectfully, report the fol.
lowing persons, 0whose names are
hereto attached and contained in the
schedule numbering from to Al, inclu-
sive are entitled to seats In this Conven.
tion, to,wlt: Maine, No, !, Massachusetts
2, New Hampshire 8, Pennsylvania 4,
New Jersey Q, Connecticut Q; Maryland 2,
Virginia 8, Louisiana 8, Indiana 10, Ten
nessee II, Missouri f19, North Carolina 13,
Wisconsin "A, California 10, Nebraska 16,
Alabama II Texas IS, Oregon 10, Michi@
gan 20, delaware 81, Illinois 20, West
Virginia 23, Kansas d, Mississippi 25,
Ohio 90, Kentucky 81, Ga. 90, Nevada 90.
South Carolina 80, Vermont 81, Minnesota
SO, Iowa SO, Colorado "a, Arkansas 35;
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