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CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE Convention
hall floor and galleries were crowded TO
suffocation some time before the hour
fixed for reassembling. Owing to the
stupidity of the ushers there was great
confusion in seating delegates and spec
tators.
Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. Gordon
Gala appeared, and were invited to seats
ON the platform. Their appearance on
the stage was greeted With great cheering
and some Kissing.
A motion that the territories be repre-
scented on the committee on permanent
organization was adopted after eonside'
rable discussion.
A motion that all resolutions in rela-
ton to the platform be referred TO the
committee on resolutions without debate
was adopted.
The committee oncredentials. consist
ing of one from each State and Territory,
was appointed. 8yIa4r an
Mrs. Gordon claims seat as a dele
gate, which was referred to the Commit
tee on Credentials. tAIe .Jil
A motion was adopted to appoint a
Committee on Resolutions, consisting OF
one from each State and Territory.
Judge Sidden, Of New Y ork, presented
a protest from certain persons who
claimed to have been improperly ex-
cluded from seats in the New York dele
CATION. Referred to the Committee on
Credentials. NfNII WHgkNJ.
The roll of States and Territories was
called, and the names Of eommiiteemen
read.
| A motion for a ssiill 3 o clock was
put and voted down. Laags.s
Loud calls we're made for Sehurz, but
there was no response. Iaet.r
Another motion was made for recess
until three o'clock Mr. Hickman, o.
Pennsylvania. opposed any adjourn
ment, as Everything depended on prompt
action in bodies Of this kind.
At IL 80 the committees retired, and
the Convention recessed until o clock
The roll of the States called for com
mittees on platform, organization, and
on rules, when one member from eacf
State and territory was named in thu
order of committees as follows. FRS
named is on platform; second, on or
ganization, aud third on rules:
Administered F. Rice, p. ]. Kauf
man, W. T. Hatchett; Arkansas-Ed
win Bancroft, p. ]. CAMP-MAP, I. g
Anderson; California-Matt. Russell
B. R. Nickerson, Henry Smith; Connec
ticut-D. A. Wells, J. ]. Jacques, !. c
, Fessenden; Delaware-none; Florida
James B. C. Drew. Halstead H. Hovey
A. W. Dacosla; Georgia-Janes JOIN
son, j. 4, Parrot, K. l.. McWhaster
Illinois-Horaee White, L. Weldon
J Jesse o. Norton; Indiana-Thoma
/, c. Whiteside, NJ. II. Weir, NJ Hudson
Town.. B. Grinnell, d. Roser, Jaco
: Butler; Kansas--E. G. Ross, John Wat
ruff, John B. Martin; Kentucky-Johl
! Mason Brown, 7. w. Campbell, Williar
5 Kenisgaten; Louisiana. NJ. Dinch
Z mer. II. H. Harris, VIM. Vigus; VII
ginia-J. S. Laford, S. ID. A. Easton
Maryland--A. W. Bradford, Louis Hen
J minghauser, Chas. X. Dorani Massaehl
J. setts-F. W. Bird, VIM. Edicott, jr.,
n r. Harlow; Michigan. p. Thompson
II Otto Sharp, w. s. Maynard; MINI
. sota-T. Halscher, L. Mazill, w. MayC
II Mississippi-W. f. Yesbift, r. III Mon
gomery, s. A. Nose; Missouri-Wm.
Grosvenor, James n. Burne, Georg
h Anderson; Nebraska-A. p. Robertl
: ID. r. Fenner, Theo. Bonner; Nevada
: G. G. Lyon; New Hampshire-E. /
. Baker, W. H. Grove; New Jersey--J. y
y Levit.e. E. A. Stanburry, S. Condit
: Kew York-Theodore Tilten. s. r. Re,
nolds; North Caroina-Louis Haine
-fW. L. Mason, II, ]. Mensingo
z fOhio4G. w. Handley. RufusP spauI
4 ing. G. L. Burnett; OREGON. v
johnson; Pennsylvsnia-Hon. VT