Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-05

hehicfael Tor Temporary chairman. Hon. N.
solored. Of Louisiana, Conducted him 70 the
q air. lApplaUse.
Mr.. McAichNsl on taking the chair said:
ne speech IL pEb.isA Cd in our special dispatches
Mr.. MeNIIehsei was applauded AFTER hts SEN
Nhee OF welcome, and also after illusions ~ tbs
LeN race, colored equality, Cincinnati without
/. constituency, and party without principle.
The mention OF name OF Grant was vociferouS-
srpiaGded, and especially when his renomi-
The applause broke forth with. N possible, in
creased enthusiasm, aud when Mr. MrNirhaeT
referred TO the cslumnies directed AZ President
Grant. and the popular confidence In him. there
were repeated cheers, thrO~ing up OF hats AnI
waving of handkerchief Other parts OF the
address were applauded, accompanied with wilI
The following were appointed ternn,-sry
secretaries: John W. N0wlin. Of New Jersey:
John Il Hubbard, OF West Virginia, Ucvsla
Quently elected hv 'he convention
The chairman ordered the call OF the roll OF
states Tor the nomination of
COMMITTEE ON CgFDNNrrArs-
Alabama, -; Arkansas, y. "a. IahuSpn-
California. Thomas Failcw: Come rttcut. o -
frary; Delaware. Benz. Burton, Fiorids. ,. n.
Armstrong: Georgia, Edwin Belchrr, Illinois,
j. +. Alexander; Indians. NJ. l.. Buudy. Iowa,
Isaac ;. Pendletcn; Kentucky, sam Cae
Louisiana, Morton X. NJ. Smith; Mains. ,. 4.
sstts, r: h. Stoddard. Michigan. jams "A.
Store Minnesota, II. n. ticodsaii: MfS>.s-
..ipI, Edwin Han; Missouri. George 4.
da. {. q. Stephenson; New Hamshire.
Dexter Richards; New Jersey. Geo. Wurtr:
New York, Ed. w. Poster; North Carolina,
James l.. Helleper; Ohio. Grif'ith Ellis: Oregon.
Hiram Smith; Pennsylvania, l. u. Schorn Ike.
Rhode Island, Ed.JL Freeman; South & arol .-r,
\. A. Wales; Tennessee, 4. r. Butler; Texas.
w. A. Sailer; Vermont. George W. Grandy:
Virginia, Robert Norton; West Virginia. tieor.s
Edwards; Wisconsin, Joseph G.. Thorpe, Colo
RADIO, Jerome h. Chafee; District of Columbia.
John I: Cooke; Idaho, r. j. Curtis; Montana.
Lucius b. Church, New Mexico, VIM. BreedOn;
none were named from DacOtah aud Utah
because Of the cOntesting delegations; washing
ton Territory, 5. Gardelde; Wyoming, j. ".
DsunlOri.
The chair announced the call Of the states
for a
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
. MI keck, OF Ohio, moved that on this call
state delegations nominate members of All the
committees, lost.
The roll was called for a committee on per-
manent orgaEiZstOn-Alabama, Isaac Hymer:
Arkansas, j. NJ. johnson; California, y. *
Shautuck; Connecticut, Bent; Delaware. y.
Z. Clark; Florida, r. n. Nisker; Georgia, j. r.
Long; Illinois, T.. Emery; Indiana, George X
Sleebe; Iowa, a. X. Anderson; Kansas, Josiah
Kellogg; Kentucky, John n. Brumer: Louisi-
ana, W. Robinson; Maine, Hiram Bliss, ir
Maryland. John l.. Ensor; Massachusetts, =.
Johnson Michigan, James Barney; Minnesota,
A r Rice; Mississippi, A. n. Davis; Missouri,
r. q, Stanwoo1; Nebraska, John n. Neleghs
Nevada, George Nj. Sshin; New Hampshire,
Dam Barnard; New Jersey, Levi ID. Gerard;
New DIRK, J.N. Hungerford; North Carolina. y.
ii. Paris; Ohio, y. III. Van Voorhees,; Oregon
Myer hurst Psnnsylvanis, Charles Albright
Rhode Island, w. ID. BrsytOn; South Carolina
w. u. Mash; Tennessee, Vim. Y. Elliot; reNas,
W. A. Ellet; Vermont, George wilkins: Virs
r. Sly; Wisconsin. Thsd. e. Pound
The chair stated that rooms had been pro.
yided for the committees in the adjoining n ais
and suggested that those already appointed re-
tire al once for consultation.
"A motion was made that the territories bs
called tor members OF the committee on perrna-
nent organization; agreed %.
Arizona named James N. ToOle: Colorado
NJ Chillicothe; Idaho, j. r.. Ford; District OF
Columbia, A. X. Shepherd; Montana, J. b.
Church, wyoming, q. w. COrnev.
on monitor the committee were permitted IN
retire Ia Agricultural Hall.
delegate from Kansas moved TO defer thu
election OF the committee on resolutions un;B
after the permanent organ Zstion; lost.
COMMITTEES ON RULES AND REGULATIONS.
MI Popham, OF West Virginia, moved that 4
committee on resolutions and a committee or
rules both be named in response to the one csf
AIsbama-R NJ: Ruggles on resolutions anI
W. p. Jones on rules.
Arkansas-w. II. Tracy resolutions and Ste
Caliiornia-J.w. Wilmington resolutions ana
{. NJ. Patterson rules.
Connecticu,-Gen. J. r. Hawley Cchecrs) res
olutlons and Daniel Chadwick rules.
Delaware.-Henry r. Pickles resolutions and
Charles NJ. richards rules.
Florida. W. johnson resolutions and }.
". Baker rules.
GeOrgis.-D. a. Walker resolutions and James
Nj. Sims rules.
nhnods-ThurmanR Roster resolutions and y.
a. Powell rules.
Ind.ana--CLas. King resolutions and c. W.
Chapman rules.
Iowa-wm. Ysndervear resolutions and =. W.
Card rules.
kanSaS-JOhn &. Carpenter resolutions anI
II. Z. Cross rules.
Kentucky-Jas. Speed CHEERS resolutions
and WE. Il. Gibson rules.
LOusiana-JOhn Ray resolutions and w. q.
Elliot rules.
Maryland-ThOs. A. Spence resolutions and
=. NJ. Shoemaker rules.
Maine-S. Il. Puilen resolutions and A. n. ).
Davis rules.
Massachusetts-J. ID. Coggswen resolutions
and Oliver Ames rules.
Michigan-W. A. Howard (appiausel resOlu-
lions anu George McCsrd rules.
Mnnesota-W l.. Hicks resolutions and X.
L. CTomwell rules.
AiSsissi pIi-JOhn y. Lynch resolutions aud
a. Parker rules.
Missouri.-JohntH. Slower resolutions and
John q. Orrick rules.
hebraska-,John ID. Weston resolutions az n
II. NJ. Atkinson rules.
Aevada-L. III. Wood resolutions and George
NJ. Sabin rules.
New Hampshire-osber Ray resolutions and
New York-Jos. \. Matthews resolutions ana
Il. Plat Carpenter rules.
North Carolina. III. Hood resolutions AMI
George III. Brown rules.
ohio-R. b. Hayes (applause) resolutions and
W. &. Cooper rules.
oregon-H. II. Kincsid resolutions and j. r.
Devor rules.
Pennsyivania-G. w. Schoheld resolutions
and A. W. Gilfilen rules.
Rhode Island-William Goddard resolutions
and l.. W. BallOu rules.
South Carolina-R. b. Elliott resolutions and
I. j. Markey rules.
Tennessee-A.J j. Kicks resolutions and Geo.
+. Grisham rules.
Texas-J. w. Talbot resolutions and James
NewcOmb rules.
VermOnt-Benjamin II. Steele resolutions and
James Hutchinson, Jr.. rules.
Virginia-COlOnel Ed. Daniels resolutions and
George Il. GOodall rules.
West Virginia-Thomas b. Swan resolutions
and G.. ID. T. Farnsworth rules.
observation-disclosures :. Allen resolutions an
Charles j. l.. Myers rules.
Co.OTado-JerOme Is. Chaffee resolutions AMI
George NJ. ChillicOthe rules.
District of Columhia-A. Il. Shepherd re olu-
lions and John F. Cook rules.
Jdaho-E. j. Curtis resolutions, and L. Dittd
rules.
Montana-w. f. Sanders resolutions and L.
Il. Church rules.
wyOming-J. W. Donaldson resolutions AMI
George W. Corey rules.
THE PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
PHILADRLPHIA, June 5.-Thomas Settle. OF
n. C., will be permanent chairman.
Thara - - .g.e.