The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-06
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.

ward Sackettj Delaware, DR.. j. A. Brown;
Ohio, B. A. High Michigan, VIM. w.
Heaton Georgia, w. P. Ramsey; Illinois,
Dr. WIN. Hanley; Nebraska, 8. w. Brook;
Kansas, j. w. Brook Michiagin, Thos.
Brannan Wisconsin, DR.. w. l.. Kennett
West Virginia, Cyrus Vance; lows, I. j.
Seaver; Arkansas, A. Colegrove; Virginia,
Jas. N. Bethune; Missouri, A. Martin
Williams; Kentucky, Samuel L. Gregor
| Tennessee, ii. +. Parrish; North Carolina,
| w. X. Trout California, Samuel j. Bay
ard New Jersey, Benjamin q. Potts Ala
bama, T. c. Nesmith; Mississippi, q. 8.
Price.
Byington, Of lows, offered resolution
that each delegation choose member for
the Committee on Credentials, one for the
Committee on Permanent Organization,
one for the National Executive Committee,
and one recommended as Vice-President
representing the delegation each State.
Withdrawn.
Mr.. Vallandigham, of Kentucky, moved
to adjourn until November goth. tCres
Of "Put him out."l
1t was carried, on motion Of Chauncey
Burr, of New York, that roll-call be
made for the appointment OF 3
COMMITTEE on PERMANENT oRGASIZA-
TON.
ALABAMA, G. G. Nesmish Mississippi,
| A. Mosley; New York, Judge
Alex. Spaulding; Kentucky, j. $.
Golladay; Pennsylvania, Capt. Geo.
Dunn; Indiana, James Mill
son; Tennessee, ;. +. Hendricks; New
jersey, james II. Pierson Ohio, s. T.
Morton Nevada. NJ. NJ. Pomeroy Hin.
OILS, John o. Pullens Iowa, LeGrand By
| N nj Nirnip;a
gan, VIM. 4. Warner Wisconsin, NJ. NJ.
Webster; Missouri, Jules A. Dech-
mendy; North Carolina, G. W. Gassette
West Virginia, Jesse Miller Georgia,
w. p. Ramsey; Arkansas, II. Colgrove
Kansas, 5. W. Brook Nebraska, DIR.
Brook California, Samuel j. Bayard.
Adjournd to ~ o'clock pm.
During the call Of States TO nominate
members of the committee on credentials,
Mr.. Bayard, Of New Jersey, said; hold
in my hand letter addressed to me by
the officers OF the convention held in San
Francisco to appoint delegates TO this con-
vention. Ii is as follows
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20, 1872.
SENATOR BAYARD-Dsar Sir: At
Convention of the Democracy IN the
State of California, held this day, you
were unanimously selected TO cast the vote
Of California at the national Democratic
convention, TO be hel at Louisville on the
3D. of September. They express their
preference for the name of Charles
OConor [applausel for President. Trust.
ing you will make q sound Democratic
platform, We remain, &c.
By a delegate-I move that Mr.. Bayard,
OF New Jersey, represent California in
this convention. Adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Habler, Of Kentucky, rising TO n |
privileged question, apologized to the con-
vention for the proposition of Mr.. Val. |
landigham, at the morning SESSION, TO ad- |
journ to November 20. Mr.. v was SO |
strong Democrat that on misapprehend- |
ing Mr. OConor's letter rs meaning 10 die |
tate 3 platform TO the convention and |
verging toward Greeley, he had, under
the momentary impulse, vented his re-
sentiment in the manner alluded to.
The chairman read a telegram from Saco,
Ne, addressed TO him, requesting, in be-
half OF twenty thousand eXpectant and
waiting Democrats Of that State, that the |
names OF the nominees, SO soon as determ-
ined, should be telegraphed to the sender
Of the dispatch.
Mr.. Williams, of Pennsylvania, sug-
gested that Delegate Burr, of New Jer-
sey, be called upon to entertain the con-
vention with q speech while waiting for
reports Of the committees.
Mr.. Van Arman from the committee
on credentials, reported that they had not
been able to obtain and properly engross
all the names of delegates, and asked for
further time. Until Tomorrow mornings
session was allowed TO complete the re-
port.
The committee on permanent organiza-
tion reported as follows President
Judge James Lyons, of Virginia; Vice
President-B. Il. Richards, OF Illinois;
sylvan Johnson Iowa Austin Wales,
Michigan; c. $. W. Price, Mississippi;
Edward Stokes, South Carolina; X. X.
Menze, Wisconsin Colonel Horace Bis
ley, Maryland Judge l.. Sblef, Missouri
David L, Fagg, North Carolina; Cyrus
Vance, West Virginia Colonel Weene,
Georgia; DR.. L. =. Blackburn, Arkansas
DR.. Brook, Kansas Samuel j. Bavard,
{. c. Nesbit, Alabama; Peter
Gisley, New York; W. II. Munnell, Ken.
lucky; Z. j. McCane, Pennsylvania; c.
II Reese, Indiana Silas F. Kendrick,
Tennessee; }. I. Martin, New Jersey;
George Fishback, Ohio George d. Par
hcii NHRlHIh. SeCrethrleS- w m. M.
Ferry, Michigan John J. Van Allen,
New York John X. Milburn, Illinois
Albert ID. Schoheld, Pennsylvania Ernst
Duncan, West Virginia; Z. .. Picker
ing, Missouri; A. Z. Gregory, North
Carolina.
The report was adopted, and the chair
man appointed Messrs. Spalding Of Now
York, and Burr and Bsyard, of New .Jer-
sey, to conduct Judge Igor to the chair.
A Delegate-"I move that Colonel
Blanton Duncan, of Kentucky, be elected
by the convention as an honorary men,
Der, and given a seat in it, and also that he
be the first vice-president Of the conven-
ton" Adopted.
Mr.. j. A. Brown, of Delaware, was ad.
ded to the list Of vice-presidents.
Mr.. Beekman, of New York, moved
that committee Of one be apponed by
the delegations from each state to consti-
tute the committee on resolutions.
Adopted
Mr.. Beekman, Of New York--lt has
been ordered by the convention that the
letter of Hon. Charles OConor DO refer
red to the committee on resolutions, when
appointed. The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Reed, of Indiana, moved that the
committee on resolutions be requested to
report to this convention at nine o'clock
tomorrow morning. The resolution was
agreed TO.
A call of states was then made for
nominations for members of the committee