New-York tribune., 1872-06-06

Caroline, Eaward csntwell Ohio, L,euti,Goy- Coy
Burnsde south Carolina. A. j. Ransier; Tennessee tho
Hon William u. Wsner; Texas the Hon A. H. Norton;
West Virginia, Charles Horton; Wisconsin. the Hon
dHc1as Farcnd TiGs Dennis M haga1; C%SrscP Son
Cooke Idaho the Hon John r. Mcbride; Wyoming, j.
iss VIM % V TnfneT; Arkansas l.
@. Wheeler; California. Marcus ID. BOruck CONNECTICUT
Daniel Chadwick Delaware. Henry II. Pickles; Florida
Sheppard; Indiana, o. NJ. Wilson; Iowa. A. j. Felt Kan
ana ss eH| weBcT Mains. Brett Maryland O.
Tuck; Massachusetts, Charles T. Whiting; Michigan, G.
B. T K Bruce Missouri 'G Theodorc Brewer Ne
5rasAa j. b. Weston Neyada c. NsevSe%sSI
John W. Hewlin; New-YOrk, d. ogden Bradley; North
Carolina r. A. Sykes Ohio, James w. Sands Oregon, H.
X. Kincado; Pennsylvania II. H. Bingham Rhode Island
Wilson W. Aldrich; South Carolina, III. G. MAXWELL Ten
nessee, Thos. Waters Texas G. = Rnbey; Vermont; W
noke; Wisconsin, L. i. Frisby; Colorado. Jerome b.
Chaee; District of Columbia Alex. r. Sheppard; Idaho
l.. J. Curtis; Wyoming, George w. Comey
The report was unanimously adopted.
Mr. Spencer, New-YOrk-Mr. Chairman, move, as the
SSy take eonsderaSle e aSd ihasmGeh as we have
had very long session, that we now take recess until
So'elock this evening.
Chairman MeMchael-It cannot be done, as the Acad-
emy is engaged for another purpose tonight. 49,
Mr. spencer-Then move that we adjourn until to-
morrow at 10. great I0any men are tired out and we
all wish rest now that we may come fresh 10 the aDorS
Gen. Albrigbt-NIr. Chairman, the Committee on Or
ganizatiOn desire to present the name OF Gen. IL H.
Bingham of this city for the permanent Secretary OF the
Convention. He is the man 10 whom We are indebted
for this fine building and lis fine adOrnments and Tor
the welcome the delegates have received In the City OF
Philadelphia. move he DC made that Secretary Car
red. tApplause.l
Mr.. McMichacl then presented the permanent Presi-
dent as follows have the honor to announce TO the
Convention that Judge Settle has Just been unanimously
elected permanent President Of this body and Will now
take his seat.
Judge Settle forward amid long continued cheers
When quetness was restored, he said: Gentlemen OF
the Conventions thank you for the distinction OF pre-
siding the deliberations OF the greatest party In the
greatest power earth and accept II not 80 much as
any personal tribute to myself but as the right hand OF
fellowship extended from our magnanmous sisters OF
rated patriotic sisters OF the South Immense appause
We have high duties to perform. We have assembled
to name the who shall administer the
laws Of the great Republic for the next four
years. But duties plain We should be recrean
every trust and fail to respond TO the vibrations OF
every patriotic heart If do not with one voice name
the soldier patriot u s. Grant for the next Presl-
dency. Renewed appausel We OF the South recog-
nze demand him necessity. We know that IL Is
necessity necessary for the law and order OF that p0r
On Of the country He necessity 10 the freedom OF all
men, fresh applause 1t is not proper that sn0uld
detan you with extended remarks this evening snail
therefore assume the duties which you have Imposed
upon me- aud shall be very glad OF the opportunity 10
address you at greater length later III the session. ana
when our labOrs shall have ceased.
The motion 10 adjourn until 10 a. M tomorrow was
then put and carried, and the Convention separated