Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-02


son, J. ?. Settle, 5, R. Collins, W, $. Ross, A.
2. Pardon, D, A. Oassady, y. Robinson, W, D.
Mott, q. H. Peters, James Hudson, Thomas W.
Riley, Augustus Basterl ~, frank Kelly,
FfySn j. Ssrs1 b;nsi SoSSSHS IS SnSPGi
BuTsley and WIN. l.. UoWan.
On motion o. Mr., Cunningham . rscess Of
thirty minutes was thon taken,
AFrKR THn HKCEsa.
Az the proper time the convention was again
called TO order, and MT. s. p. Robertson, chair.
man Of the committee on credentials, reported
that the committee had examined the oreden.
tials and found the following gentlemen entitled
Fisrt dlstrict-sOl. O. Brown, Ambrose, Fol.
lott Charles Robertson, J. s. WorthinEtOn,
second-L =. Emery, r. q, Ounnlngha
J, W. Harry, }. 7. Settle, OoTusllus johnson.
Tbird-O.P. HOughlou, Philip Ookely, Samuel
r, collins, Francis Herbert, H. o, Addison,
Ross Aaron LomSa, y. 5, GsohiiS. w. o
Fi.tsbsT Tin Psr sSs fhDns sT stsSp. william
Slxth-willlam Il, Reed, p. A. Cassidy, J, II.
| Brooks, Granville Robinson, David Shepherd.
Seyenth1J; II: Jackson, T. l. SAVOY, Thomas
Elghth-w. A. Cook, Marshall Brown, W. 4.
Mott W. Waller, Albert Mcintosh,
Ntnth-D. W. Bliss, o. q, Cox, Charles II.
Petsrl, Isaiah wAsblhgton, J. II, Richardson.
Tenth-J. A. Jenlfer, Charles Hurdle, A. c,
Mason, James Hudson, John Barker,
Eleventh-winheld s. OLIVE, ueosBo New.
Wna' t lst1nH''' 'A'u"''' W. iNh0''
TWelflh-M. r. Hook, Joseph ssiEert,. NJ.
Scanlon, Aug. Bastert, John Brown.
postop. M y. Kelly. L, x Bar,Isti "a "
| smIIb ~ '' - W -"
FCartssnth-H, U. BOldin, Henry johnson,
Frederick Waterman, Thomas Kirby, WIN.
Fiieontb-w. II. EIinborough, J. W. Free
man, J. Perkins, J. 1; ylubb, I. Jeiirlss.
| Iessnh Eiynn = = Rnhertsan F,,ss,t 4 Ia
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cnrson' ios. wiIiiams'
| n AZ MctYsnlsy. nyeT Shelbv Wu, TaIiis,
| ts,rS -' 'S''
| FJghteentb-Iames small. Isaac Johnson. A.
a nfcfireS Tobn ~ Rranaon 4 piand "
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ipbey. Andrew plea.
i son, Luolus Allen, WIN. Henlay, Tnos Parry
TTentiethHA W. Eaton. n h PafEsT, q,
/ A. tjonneliy WIN Hutrhinson, uhas MooTr
| TWcntv Hrst-Ijlarence Nj RaTton- sidney w
| usrbeTtt I,Smuel Rursiev. M shipcf. Nj bnr'
riiI.
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O9 ThsS further. r.por, that in ,neh IN. Flr,,
i Third Fourth and THonty.nrst distrietS one OF
i the delegates had failed 10 come, and they ne.
ommend that the said vacancies be allowed to
piTTERISsE az ortN,oS.
Mr.. Cunningham said he delegates yere
selected al primary elecIionS, and I'd was not
eomnetent for thiS eonyention "a mn their pIase
| MI Emery moved mai 20 much Of mo fepoSt
A. gave me nAmes on deIepateS eniIiled 10 seais
be adopted. Agreed to.
/ Uo then navel 10 law the recommendation In
regard M ySsSp eios ~ on ~ "a M ''
CSs al ~ ~ Ssa 70 20 tho
TIE pisseS Of the abs,ntSss Psre t6sp fiiIsd A,
follows: Firat distFiot a. n Whiting IN piaee IN
| Jaeob Fisher, ThIri' distrist. Aifred Pepe IN
| plaee of Phiiip Cokely, Fourth dIstTiot' III II
/ brown In place Of Win. King; TWenty.frst ais.
trict, CharlSs II, LemoIr IN place on Nj, BurFeIl.
| Mr.. COMMITTEEMAN said ma al the temporaTv
| oficers had been elected while those Tentlemen
thew were elected BE- feoonSijsrod' WV " ""'O"
| NJ FaTjon moved 10 laT mo motIon nm tbe
| tahie, ASTeed h. Wv WI WV
GOOD Moyn
which vas 10, nroIidInS thst ny rDsmhsr
he allowed 10 speaE more than twice or Iongsr
than ave minutss, on any one subject, " 'eS'
MI A, p, Pardon from the eonmittee IN mar.
manent Organization, submitted the following
report, prefacing II with few complimentary
| remarks.
For President, d. W, Bliss.
IiamS Is; Second Cornelius Johnson; PsirI q =.
HOughtOni Fourth, W. 8. Ross, Flfth, y. Minor
Bottsi Sixth, W, Il. Reed; Sevsath, jos. Jack.
sOr, Eighth, Albert Mcintosh; Ninth, Jacob
Richardson; TENN, Charles Hurdle; Eleventh,
VIM Beckett; Twelfth, NJ X, Hook; 1hlrteonth
Geo. W, Smith; Fourteenth, FredarioE Water
nan; kiIsssnlh, j. w freeman sixteenth 5.
tenth, John W. Branson; Nineteenth, Timothy
| Iubey; Twentieth, Alex. Eaton; Twenty. nrsL
Sidney W, Herbert; 1Wonty.H second, w. j, Sang
ston.
Secretary, Henry johnson.
Assistant Secretaries, A. J. McGreW aud Z.
| Jordan
SerEeAnt-ALA Arms, Joseph Flynn.
An oBtEurIoH,
Aner the report had been road, Mr.. Kelley
said that as . member Of the committee on per.
manept ora anlIntion he hal roSeTVed the Tlvht
| TO offer al amendm mont 70 the report. He eiId
| not do % out OF any dlsrespeot or had feeling
| for tho gentleman named as preside nt, for no
had always been hls friend, but all men have
their preferences and no had hls He moved 70
amend by striking out the name OF DR.. Bliss
and inserting that OF Arthur shepherd, TAp.
plAuae.l
Jos. jackson moved To further amend BY In.
serting the name Of DR., U. y. COX.
DR.. Cox declined.
}. W. Freeman hoped that the report would
be so arranged that each gentlemen u the con.
vention could make . nonlnatiOn.
A Delegate. ImOve to lay tine amendment on
the table.
ID. X. Parker asked II the motion 10 lay the
amendment on the table was adOpte,i WHITTIER
1t would not carry the report with II.
The Chairman. Yes, SIR.
Mr.. Parker. Then I hope the motion will
prevail, 30 that each delegate may have an Op-
portunity OF naming the man OF his choice
The motion was at this point Withdrawn.
now IT WAS DONE. .