Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06
EVENING STAR.
.,I.pELPHIACONvENTION.
..,ou Yesterdays Proceedings.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.

PERMANENT GENERALIZATION.
-. Philadelphia republican convention
: -. a.tsr the close Of our special reports
: yssl..-,tb. Gen. Albright, of Pa, the chair
4 NsH.fSbt committee on permanent organiZa-
"a ,stprted the following
rai'Ni PERMANENT OFFICERS:
--,..s Settle. OF North Carolina, president.
1 I-,Ip,ssijeutS-Paul StrObach, Ala; Elisha
AKIN. ; Sargent, Cal; Sabin L. Sage,
80. I,aac jump, Del; Hon. b. T. COnley,
j tiliT nv II. Haws, H.; Gen. Sol. ID. Mere
e. "a Hon. W. III. Serves, Iowa; John G..
49,. nan. x. NJ. Kelly, Ky; Louis Fra.
p r. Rohsy, Me; Thomas Kelso, Md:
! .sl--..%,,r II. Rlce. Mass; Eber ID. Waul, Mich
4 'Tss-sIict MINI; r. W. Flannery, Miss:
- : Bowen. Neb.; Hon. VIM. III. Y. Hackett,
81 prdlCy ;. Gregory, y. j.; III. B. Clafiin,
- F!Eart C1ntweli. y. c.; Lieutenant
H,-sr~sr ac1b Mueller; Ohio; John p. Booth.
co.. II. V. Oliver, Pa; Gen. A. f.. Burn
- /: :. !. kanSler, y. e.; Hon. VIM. III,
- Ten, Hon. A. Il. Norton, Texas; j.
ses.SerFs. "; charles 7. MalOrd, Va; Charles
49,. Y. Va: Hon. LuC!en Fairchild, Wis:
l5-rrs Tgsn. "a; George NJ. Chileott
49, ,rT. p Cook, District OF COlumbia.
- nv Z. Mcbride. Idaho; John W. Dom
-. W,Cr..u-5 Gen. John +. Benjamin, Mo
.---.sr.t,-V ,iIiGm V Turner, Ala; f.. q
zee. 8Ik.; Marcus ID. BOrUck, Cal; Dan.
'lsfFsE. a., Henry F. Pickles, Dsl-; j. W
s-fr-. pa; 7. VI. Shertiev. Ga; Dan1 She2-
- e.. a.. y. Wilson, Ind; y. j. Z cit, Iowa
inv Rgrkingham, Kan; T. q. Buris, Nv;
TTVtltr La: +. e. Brett, Me; ". G. Tusk,
~ Charles I. Whiting, Mass; e. =. Draper.
%: 1ktUlore Brewer. Mo; j. Il. Weston,
~ C. &. stevenson, New; Chas. :. White
- y. T.. ohm W. NeWlin. y. j.: ID. Ogden
5-8sy. ny; q. y. Sykes. y. T.; James W.
,,.ls, Ohio II. X Kincads, Oregon; ". II.
P--lsu. Pa i.>Jn y. DeIriCL. K. L.; II. G..
y.tvfI = C., Thorn a. Waters. Tenn; g. w
5-,sg. T.yl-, " Harris, ir., John W. Walt
S.. =. ] Haze. West Va; L. ?. Frisby, Wis;
l-gms L. ChG.lee, COl1-ldJ; Alex. k. Shep-
rsr5. D. e.; /. j. Curtis. l'!aho' Geo. ". COIny,
Tls.- ,oTt was unanimously adopted.
Co. 4. Il Bingham VS. elected permanent
s,rt;sry q ths convention. sIr. Mc3IIchael
s-H presented the permanent president to the
srven'ia. saying: Il have the honor to an
r.-ste 70 the convention that Judge Settle has
Is. been -aaI imOusiy ELECTED permanent prs~-
lsnt Of tbs body, and will now take his seat''
ADDRESS OF JUDGE SETTLE.
J1dge Settle then came forward amid long
nI.-NUCd cheers, and when quiet was restored,
sd:
GsHF-1lea a the CoHrsHfior.-I thank you for
e distinction Of presiding over the dclibera-
lon- OF the greatest party OF the greatest
r1WeT CT earth. and 7 accent L. not 81 much a.
Z personal tribute TO myself. but as the
2 -bt-ha1d OF fellowship extended from oar
usyIaHimOuS sisters Of the n)-th to the err
~. Way Sari, punished, regeneratei, patriotic
-s-tT~ O. the south. Immense ami use I
&c have high duties to perform. We kays as
smIlE 20 name the man who shall administer
tts isW- oi TIE great republic for the next four
car. but our duties are plain. We should be
gcTlsut 20 every trust, and fail 10 respond %
ne vibrations Oi every patriotic heart. II we do
-gt.viiI enc voice, name the soldier aud pa
rot. l. :. Grant, for the next Presiiancv
Renewed az .d1Se-l We of the south recog-
re anu dcUaEC him as a necessity. We know
at is Necessity Unnecessary for the law AMI
-lsT 81 jls' TCrtiou of the country. He is a
sscSss.tg - lie freedom OF all men. loud an
aust. i = not proper that / should detain
rg- VII extended remarks this evening I
aall, therefore. assume the duties You have i'm
FCsi Ufcl me. and shall be glad o. the oDp0r-
f--ity 2. address You at greater length later in
De session, aud when our labOrs shall have
slset-
Ama,.,U - adjourn until 10 O'Clock to-day
- then III and carried.
EErr. Eeecber SAYS thar rs roon as we S,ve