Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-07-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-The Convention reas-
sembled a few minutes after O'Clock. The
committee on organization reported Jas. r.
Doolittle, of Wisconsin, as permanent Presi-
dent, with the following Vice Presidents ami
Secretaries
Alabama, VIM. NJ Bird Arkansas, W Car
roll Colorado, Hon Eugene Casserly; Con
necticut, A Daniels Delaware, J II. Pay
ner /; Florida, Thomas Rundell ; Georgia, II.
L. Benning; Illinois, VIM N GODDARD; Indiana,
B " Hanna Iowa, John H Peters Kansas,
Isaac Sharp Kentucky, G II Dore Louis
lana, B f TAYLOR; Maine, VIM H McCrellis:
Maryland, r I Banks; Mass, ID d Brodhead :
Michigan, E H Lathrop Minnesota, VIM Lee;
/ Mississippi, W C Watson; Missouri, Silas
Woodson Nebraska, John Black Nevada, N
Weyman; New Hampshire, NJ W Pitman !; New
Jersey, Albert II Lape New York, Thos Hir-
selatt; North Carolina, L Amtield 0 A
Gather; Oregon, E T Colby; Pennsylvania
VIM McMullen; Rhode Island, Lyman Pierce;
/ South Carolina, VIM Aiken Tennessee, Neill
Brown ; Texas,J W Henderson Yermont,W I
Honihan, Virginia, Robert Ouid ; West Vir-
ginia, A t Caperton Wisconsin, III 81 Gray !;
Dakota, B Thipp; District of Columbia,
Richard F Merrick Idaho, b Patterson !;
New Mexico, C P Cheaves.
The following are the Secretaries
! Alabama, Albert n Martin ; Arkansas, W
D Blocker, California, Henry George; Con
necticut, n Y Stevens Delaware, Jas Will
! Iiams Florida, f Baltzoil; Georgia, G W
Styles Illinois, J H Oberly Indiana, A W
/ Whitley; Iowa, s B Evans Kansas, II NJ
+ Hewlett; Kentucky, J N Hines Louisiana,
VIM Levy; Maine, Albert Moore Maryland,
/ Thos FL Moore Massachusetts,, G Morse
/ Micl igan, Henry NJ Dock; Minnesota, J J
( Egan =; Mississippi, Mallen Missouri, J
Hueston Nebraska, W A Coleman Nevada,
/ George G Barr; New Hampshire, VIM
/ Rand; New Jersey, Leon Abbott,
New York, Lester B Faulkner :
i NJ rtG T. n
Doud; Pennsylvania, VIM. NJ Randall; Rhode
Island, w D B Beach, Sc4th Carolina; J
Isclar; Tennessee, NJ Galloway; Texas, r S
! Walker; Vermont, Geo III Weoks; Virginia, A
W c Nollen; West Virginia, Lewis Baker;
/ Dakota, T T Singester; District of Columbia,
Stoal. For Reading Secretaries the commit
tee named E o Perrin, of New York,
A T Whittesey and Thos III Morse, OF
Maryland, and for Recording Secre-
tary, John C Burr of Pennsylvania,
/ On motion, the report of the committee OIL
permanent organization was adopted, and the
committee discharged. Senator Bayard Of
Delaware, and Gov. Hoffman of New Yo,l
! were appointed by the chairman to escort the
permanent president to the chair. Or
mounting the platform Senator Doohttle was
received with applause, and spoke at great
length His remarks were greeted with
rounds of applause. .....
The Vice-Presldents then, upon invitation O.
the President, came forward and took then
seats upon the platform.
G. G. Perkins, of Kentucky, offered the fol
ow,ng
Resolred, That Committee on Resolutions
composed of one delegate from each state, be
appointed by the President, upon the su@ges
ton of the chairman of each state delegation
upon call by states.
The resolution was adopted, and in pur
suance thereof, the states were called, Wher
the following named gentlemen answered tc
constitute a Committee on Resolutions:
4 Alabama, Charles L. Scott; Arkansas, Hon
4 Jas Bacon ; California, VIM n Given; Con
necticut A E Bull Delaware, Thomas Bay
ard Florida, Chandler Ii. Smith Georgia
Issac W Avery; Illinois, Aaron Shaw Indi
ana, Henry W Harrington Iowa, Chas Mason
Kansas, John Martin Kentucky, Robert Nal
4 lory Louisiana, John NJ Sandige; Maine Ed
ward H Hubbard; Maryland, Montgomery
Blair Massachusetts,, o Stevens; Michigan
Issac NJ Tram Minnesota. G II Bissery Mis-
sisslppi, Ethel Bardate; Missouri, VIM Hyde
Indiana, E W Thomas; Nevada, George
Perry; New Hampshire, Harry Bingham
New York, Wm Casserley; North Carolina
Thomas L Clingman Ohio, j Mckinney
Oregon, JAS K Kelley; Pennsylvania, D