, 1873-09-11

tor was ono worry easy OF aolut10n. lie Aau no
doubt that 1t tho wishoa Of the pork-packerB
were made known, tho Boards Of Trade through
ont tho country would mako rulos conforming
With them. Ho was . representative OF tno
pork-paoking interost Of Louisville as vol az Of
It's Doard Of Trade, md would plodgo the lattor
body to establish regulations In conformity with
the decision Of this Convention. II participants
in tho deliberations Of this body wero not to be
bound BY its action they might a. we'll adjourn
Similar romarks were made by. MesarB. Hami1-
ton, OF Indiana. and Nyo, OF Ohio.
Tho resolutions woro again road. and a voto
called for by States by Mr Cuborthou.
81 Keck inquired how many q the delegation
would sbile by tho decision OF the Convention.
Mr., Oulbortson had said tho Chicago reprosens.
ativen wero loyal only to tho Chicago Board Of
Trade. For himself ho would swear to abida by
the sotion of this Convention.
Mr: culbertson inquired Of q Keek what he
would do In case tho Cincinnati Board Of Trade
ref1sod to adopt tho regulations Of tho Conven-
abide by both, and assorsiug that the Cincinnati
Board Of Trade would undoubtedly abide by tho
decision Of the Convention.
Mr. Y. ?. Armstrong, OF Kentucky, at this
point raised point Of order and general laugh
at Mr. CulbertBon. The point was that, upon
Mr. Cu1bortaona Own motion, no speaker WAS
allowed moro thsn four minutes to spout, and
only two efforts to do 1t in, whereas Mr. Gull
bortBou had made sevcn spooohes, all Of which
were beyond tho limita OF his own motion.
4 delegate from Ind,ana, whose. namo viii
| novor he known, had come here In tho spirit ol
The ondng t5s sos and ho earnestly dot
Mr.. Black, of Baltimore, said 1t made worry lttlo
difference whethor the Chicago paokors adoptod
| 100 pounds to tho barrol or not. The question
It would only divert tho trado from Chicago, and
| they would purchase where they could got 1876
| pounds to tho barrol.
Mr. Duncan. Of Louisville. said that vas not
Chicago packers would abido by tho action Of the
| Convention II not, they might a. we'll go
| homo. .-...-I.
CALIFORNIA.
| It Has nor ordered that . Toto be taken by
States. Tic meeting formed itself into little
knots Of delegations, pending tho vote Tins at-
tention of tho President was called to tho fact
that California had boon allowed no rep1esenta-
| tion, though thoro wore two delegates prcsent
from that Stats. On motion Of 81 kock, Cali
| for1lia Has allowed one vote.
| MR.. D14AIH ExpLAIEa.
When order had been restored, AIr. CAauncoY
meeting, as he wished to correct the Impression
e tho , altitude deli Of .,ds tue Chicago ago
IIS pladsSs themselves b in ADVANCE. As membors Of
tho board Of Trade thay had d valuable franchise
which they did not wish to lose. He thought
tho Chicago Board Of Trade would agree to tho
rules OF tho Convention, hut tho delegates did
not wish to pledse themselves against tic Do
cision OF either body. He explained the penalty
nttaSnlng 70 alaoaGueneo oh sa" o.uTaa u !ie t1e
io9al1ea oGuy Inv ~. sa'u % enns " ofcry y3 nt
tho ruleB Of tho Convention.
| Mn. COUNCILMAN,
H. nnsr x 1r"I. md II tl,oy rofraod ~ MN.
LII ls H. .aa - ~ N"t,ann onrent;an ptnt
~ ia Jono ~ r wsa varv 7en1 IN I'm ,nna'
yille delegation TO say tnas they coulu get Inelt
o.. noatu H. ftaan, nr3..1Sasla!a a;I rat sorty
the Ghicaro Board Of Trade,
Mr.. BtoTons Of Kansas CITY, said "Am to
understano snht tne gram mon o. Cnaesgo haso inas
1oscuu opnn pn tno na 20 ,,sa ~ ~
Amid considerable laughter, Mr. COUNCILMAN
Bnid, "Oh, mol"
Uol. HANCOCK said no hau bolongod 10 tho pork.
pssAs " o4eesu ~ f.a,a ,ha., an aHs ~
9orsd IN I'm nonrI withn,,t ;ts heinr adnntci}
TApplausc1
A Nav Yorker sAld that while tho Chicago
Board OF Trade permitted pofk-paekefs TO paol
10y hnrra IN M nonnda nuY
ruE CHAIR nEn1AnKEp
that this discussion had boon sufficiently pro
longed. aud when case OF actual alHobodienet
came up II "o"la DO tlne 10 pfo''oe "eans Il
Sata -. ]vna +,sor ,,non Tim roann.;nna ro,n,t
iue in their unanmolls adoption, 17Ovotss beinl
cast in the Affirmative. When tho vote Of lilt
nols was cast IN favor OF them LOUD applaua
greeted 1t. Iho Bnalnoss committee then 70
tltGd TO consider the business ro1orred to them
Mr. Cniboftaon snnohneea thay meotimg tng Q
pork packers would 20 hold at the board OF Iraa
: rooinR 10 consiaer mht1efa peFthmang aololY
their own interest,". anu dlecuee tno proptloty Q
os5anhsh'nE hephfa5o ofgan2atagt;n; :,
Ihe convention ed1oafhod Until y O'CLOCK thl
morning.
nur nopuD.crrpo
1nG .e ioNN-lhohhNn' =. = MEMS,
Az about u minutes OF o'clock the mootin
OF porl-paokora wss called to order by n1r.
Ii, Culbortson, There were present about 10
oant]omo,
: r,', W. Mr. -.
upon motion OF MI onlportson' Mr. Jane
] Adams, Of Quincy, was called to preside, Al
= Mr. q. L. Raymond "a Secretary.
2 rprs,nr,r'a nEm.nys.
t.,;. .1.a a,..,. 49, 1,Sas;,.,,. ,.
upon taxing Tue oha'r' too tresiaeas maoo