The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-06-13
TIIIosIL EEPUBLICAS CONTENTION
rnorr1rnEp FRoM ~ PAoE.l

yentjon. and pledge his State to give
a GOOD account Of herself when the
RenubIican vote comes to be counted
next November. The political saliva
ton OF not only the negroes, but all
the workingmen Of the South, Is
bound up in the success Of the Re
DubIican party. Nominate Grant,
and we will make such a clean sweep
that Greeley and Liberal Republican,
ism viii be nowhere. We are ignor-
ant. We have little education, but
know BY instinct where our interests
lie. and the name Of no man can
delude US into tTeachery to principles.
IGneat cheers.
Gen. Albright, Of PennsyIyania,
chairman Of the Committee on Per-
ruanent Organization, then reported
the following permanent officers
Thomas Settle, Of North Carolina,
permanent President. Vice-Presi-
dents: Alabama, Paul Strabach; Ar
kansas, Elisha Baxter; California, H.
s. Sargent; Connecticut, Sabin l.
Yoge; Delaware, Isaac Jump; Geor-
gia, Hon. 3. +. COntry; Illinois,
Emery A. Howe; Indiapa, Gen. Solo
mon D. Meredith; Iowa, Hon. W. d.
Sewers; Kansas, John G. Carpenter I;
Kentucky, r. 81. Kelley; Louisiana,
Louis I. Frazer; Maine, ?. Z. Rabey ;
Maryland, Thomas Kelso; Massachu-
sets, A. H. Rice Michigan, Eoen B.
Ward; Minnesota, G. T. Benedict ;
Mississippi, r. w. Flumey Nebraska,
John s. Bowen New Hampshire,
Hon. Wn. II. Y. Hackett; New
Jersey, Dudley s. Gregory; New
York, II. B. Clafin; New England
Edward Cantwell; Ohio, Lieut.. Gov
Mueller; Oregon, John p. Booth
Pennsylvania, n. w. Oliver; Rhode
island, Gen. II. c. Burnside; South
Carolina, A. J. Rensier Tennessee,
Hon. VIM. H. WisneT; Texas, Hon.
A. B. Norton; Vermont, J. Fairbanks
Virgins, Charles 7. Malord; West
Virginia, Chas. Horton; Wisconsin,
Hon. Lucien Fairchild; Florida, d.
Eagan; Colorado, George NJ. Chill
cott; District Of Columbia, John +.
Cook Idaho, Hon. John Il. Mcbride
Wyoming, J. W. DOnnelloW; Missou-
ri, Gen. John Benjamin.
Secres cresaries-Aiabama, VIM. V. Tur'
uer: Arkansas, i. G. Wheeler; Cali
fornia, Marcus D. Baruek Connects
cut, Daniel Chadwick; Delaware
Henry F. Pickles; Florida, J. w. But
tier; Georgia, P. n. Shirley; Illinois
Daniel Shepherd; Indiana, o. w
Wilson; Iowa, A. J. Felt; Kansas
Henry Buckingham Kentucky, I. G
Bueris; Louisiana, E L. Weber
Maine, z. c. Brett; Maryland, w. 6
Tuck; Massachusetts, Charles Z
Whiting; Michigan, e. S. Draper
Minnesota, Otto Woolman; Afissis
sIppi, B. K. Bruce; Missouri, Theo
dore Brewer; Nebraska, J. B. Wes
ton; Nevada, G. G. Stevenson; NeT
Hampshire, Charles s. Whitehouse
New Jersey, John w. Newtin; Ney
York, D. Ogden Bradley; North Caro-
lima, Il. A. Sykes; Ohio, James w
Sands; Oregon, II. r. Kincade; Penn
sylvania, II. H. Bingham; Rhod
Island, Wilson w. Aldrich; Sout
Carolina, II. @. Maxwell; Tennessee
Thos. Waters; Texas, g. 7. Rudey
Vermont, w. Harris; Virginia, job
Waltz; West Virginia, J. T. Hoke
Wisconsin, L. F. Frisby; Colorado
Jerome B. Chafee; District OF Co
umbia, Alex. B. Sheppard; Idaho, I
J. Curtis; Wyoming, Geo. W. CORY
The report was unanimously adopt
ed.
Gen. Albright then said:
"MR. CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMIT
TEE ON ORGANIZATION: / desire {
present the name Of Gen. II. H.Binl
ham, of this city, for Permanent SCI
retary Of this Convention. He is
man TO whom we are indebted for tn
fine building and its adOrnments, an
for the welcome the delegates hav
received in Philadelphia. I move b
be made that Secretary. Carried. Al
SPEECH OF TIE PERMANENT PRES
DENT.
Mr.. McMichaeI then. presented Il
permanent President, as follows: q
have the honor TO announce to th
Convention that Judge Settle has jui
been unanimously elected permaneI
President Of this body and will no
take his seat"
Judge Settle came forward ami
long continued cheers. When Quii
had been resumed, he said:
"GRNTLEMEN oE THE CoNvEl
TIoN: I thank you for the distinetio
OF presiding over the delibsratiOn {
the greatest party in the greai
est power on earth, and accept
not so much as any personal tribul
to myself, as the right hand Of fellow
ship extended from our magnanimoI
sisters Of the North, to the errinl
wsyward, punished, regenerRted, pa
rlOtic sisters OF the South. Tmmeni
applause We have high duties
perform. We have assembled
name a man who shall administer th
laws of this great Republic for Il
next four years, but our duties al
plain. We should be recreant to e.
cry trust, and fail to respond to Il
vibrations Of every patriotic heart
we do not, with enc voice, name ii
soldier ard patriot, U. S. Grant, f
our next President. Renewed a.
plause. We of the South recognii
and deDand him Of a necessity. v
know that it is a necessity-necessa
for law and order in that portion
the country. He is a necessity to Il
freedom of all men. Fresh applause
It is not proper that 1 should detai
YOU with extended remarks this eve
ing. I shall therefore assume the d
ties which you have imposed upon m
and shall be very glad Of an oppOrt
nifty to address you at greater lengi
later in the session, and when our
bors shall have ended
A motion to adjourn till 10 a. Z
tomorrow was then put and carrie
and the Convention separated vii
enthusiastic manifestations regardiI
the agreeable session.
SECOND DAY.
JUNE 6.-At 1890 the Chairna
Judge Settle, called the COnventiC
to order. After music by the ban
the roll Of States was called, whe
the presence Of each was announcG
by the Chairman Of the respectiy
delegations.
Here It was discovered that abol
one hundred persons had obtained el
trance surrepttiousIy to the hall, a
OF whom were expelled by the Sc
geant-at-Arms.
Prayer was offered by the Rev.
Harper, of fNorth Broad Street Churcl
He spoke Of the day as one whic
would be memorable in the future;
day which was to record another pae
in our national history; a day /
which oentered and around whic
clustered not merely the welfsre, bJ
possibly the destiny ef tie nation. d
prayed that the platform to be estal
lisEed SHOULD be the embodiment {
wise, just and humane principles, AN
that the men 70 be selected to bear th
banner Of the Republican party, to q
the highest places of honor and trus
in this land, should be specially bles.
ed, ard that the efforts Of the Conven
ton should be crowned with gloriou
success.
Mr.. Devor, Of Oregon, arose an
said: ''Oregon Is redeemed. She hs
gone Republican. Last Monday th
election was held. Four years "
have been under Democratic rul,
now we are Republican in Represen
tative and Legislature.r 1Thre
cheers for Oregon.
THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.
The Chair ordered the roll called fo
members Of the National Committee
with the following result:
Alabama, George d. Spencer: Al
kansas, Powell Clayton; Californis
George C. Gorham; Connecticut
Marshall Jewell; Delaware, none
Florids, VIM. II. Gleason; Georgig
J. T. Tanning; Illinois, J. Y Scam
mon; Indiana, o. P Morton [cheers
Iowa, g. NJ. Dodge; Kansas, John
Martin; Kentucky, VIM. Q. GOodloe
Louisiana, g. Cassanove; Main
VIM. B. Frey; Maryland, c. G. Flu