The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03

Louisiana, George ii. Braughn; Nebraska, John Nc
Carthy: New Hampshire, Ed. ID. Baker; Ala
bama, Louis NJ. Douglass; Oregon, J. w. Johnson;
Wisconsin, ", W. Treadway; Texas Thomas H.
+. s Hamilton; tennessee R. H. Byrd; nevada
George G. Lyon; South Carolina, w. X. Greenfield;
nois d. l. Phillips; Missouri, James Barnes; YER
mont, George w Bullion; Pennsylvania, Thomas J.
worrell; Dakota, George \. Roper; Colorado, W.
Mrs. Gordon endcavored To get hearing but was
called 10 order, wherenpon the Chair ruled that she
could not DC heard as she was not member OF the
The roll OF the States was called for Committees
on Platforms on organization and on Rules, when
one member nom each State and Territory was
named in the order OF the committees follows:-
ear..,uss o@ ra., co.,4 ia.'. On organ ~, d.,
Samuel +. Rice. None. w. y. Hatcheu.
Edwin Bancroft p j. kaufman. FL. Anderson.
william IL Russell R. X, A Nseesoa Henry Smith.
d. A. Wells. }. J. jacques S. c. Fessendcn.
None. Meme None.
James b. &. Drew. Halsted II. Hoey. A. W. Dacosta.
James Johnson }. R. PaSroit RI Mcwharer.
Horace White l. Walden jesse O. Norton.
T O whI,eside. NH Weiss RN Hudson.
J B Grinnen. d. Rover Jacob Butler.
4. a Ross John T Wairsir John E MarAin.
John Mason Brown J. ", Campbell. VIM. Kregshaher.
j. NJ Dorhemcr. H. ii. Harris. william vigus
J. L. Linlord. D.A. Easton.
A. W Bradford. LHenninghansnre. Chas n Doran
r. W Bird. W ". Eud,cott, Jr. j. Farlow.
J, p. Thompson otto Sharp. WI. Maynard.
Thomas Haschcr g. Maseii VIM Mayo.
MISSISSIPPI i
W. T. Nesbtt r. H. Montgomery s. A. yose.
VIM Grosyenor. James N. Burns George Anderson.
W r. Robert. DIR. + s' RsSn r. Banner.
George L. Lyon. George q. Lyon George Lyons.
Ed d. Baker w. II. Cove. Ed. B. Baker.
James NJ sco,ile. L. A. stansbnry. Il. Condt
Waldo iiutchins Ewd. L. Reynolds. Theodore Tilton.
Nonrn ch9oLiYA.
Louis naines. w l.. Mason. II. J. Memmnger
George noadlcy RIP spauiang II. L. Burnett
J. W. johnson. W. johnson. }. w. johnson.
Hon. VIM Bun DAVID Eff BARCLAY Thos j. A. Power
Ed. Harris John II. sherman James y. Smith.
| :. A. Pcarce Jr II. y. Carpenter e. w. Wheeler.
rENEEsshE.
q: r. Thurson Julius Ochs Hon. j. S. Fowler.
A. j. Hamilton. Julius Bcrend. Arvin Wright.
Charles Clemens John LanJon. JP. Ladd.
W. W Wood. Gcnw q. NewburyC. Baker Rainc.
W. P Hubbard john s Kane. Frank Burr
| G. W. Woodward. y. H. Johnson C. !. Palmer,
John Da+ 'srS.'1 h Ss sSasr" Joseph Daniels
| coLoRADo.
$. Brown s. Il. Brown Samuel L. Brown.
George A. Proper George 4. Proper George A. Proper.
r O Evar,s &c Evaris g. Evarts
q. W. Calvin. w.. Evans. VII Evans
| The CHAIR read communication claiming for
Laura Deforce Gordon seat in the Convention. as
representing California Referred, amid laughter,
To the Committee on Credentials
Mr.. MCCLURE, of Pennsylvania, renewed his mo-
ton to appoint committee consisting OF one dele
gate from each State, on resolutions. Adopted.
Mr. sELDEN presented the following protest from
was referred to the Committee on Credentials:-
To r,s CoxntrrEE CREpsxrIAts:
We, the nnder.lgned, msmbes irom the State Of New
to the nomination Of Horace drseley for President
Was
ss e proper
SSSs 8 :s
f q Be So s asss
he several district Prom ssis somS1ss:s sysry
ssny
asse Sqa the First
was @ e. ss sns
and a. ,Ss 81 Nd
known as Rocky Moore wassubstituted for him
TssI mat ,e delegate: pc:sss from re
sn' hse
Thomas DUFFY their representative delcgates anu mat
committee and by the whole number OF its its
that the representative delegates reported
by committee and elected by the whole body from this
dent delegates thereof required BY Instructions Of
the Convention and by resolution Of our members.
We further state that in the Tweny-seycnh Congress
sional district the delegate present mcnded
and that upon tanning that Mr. Bacon opposed
the nomination of Horace Greeley the committee sub
Twenty. seventh Congressional district the name of
person known to in the views of the majority
We further state that no persons were present ns men,
beers Of the Convention from several Congressional dis
Ia MI their vacancies all understood Ia be opposed
the nomination OF Mr. Greeley sudiously ignored
We further state that nj meeting Of the whole of the
members motion was put and carried nsruc ting the
entire representative delegation their vote solid for
Greeley until twenty delegates that they should
retire for consultation and even after that the OF the
dsregardng entirely the preferences OF particular dis
tric and that protest against the the State of
New York being received in that manner.
We further submit that the representative delegation
at present constituted does not represent the
delegation Of the Stnte - -
JOHN NORTON POMEROY FREDERICK wEsSoN.
THEODORE BACON. &C. BRAGDON
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD. GEORGE w. DILLAWAY.
EDWARD H. SEAMAN. LAROY $. COVE.
MAHLON SANDS. ALFRED TAYLOR
HENRY d. LLOYD EDWARD j. FENNETL.
william J. mARDy JAMES DUNE
GEORGE MCLEAN. JAMES r. ADAMS,
VIM DUDLEY FOULKE. DEWITT STAFFORD.
THOMAS DUFFY. CHARLES j. JEwETT.
CHARLES z. MCBRIDE. f. X. PORTER.
HENRY ATwATEH
The CHAIR read letter OF greeting from the lib
eral republicans OF One ola, ~ y.
Mr.. GRosvENOR, OF Missouri moved to take re-
cess till two O'Clock. Lost
Mr.. HICKMAN, Of Pennsylvania, expressed the