, 1873-09-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.

first business In ordcr to be the reception Of tho
report Of tho Committee on Permanent organt-
ZAtion. |
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Mr. Y. P. Armstrong, Of Kentucky, submitted
tho following report:
rrestdent--aeosge. F. Davts, oMo.
2 Hsiptt1n Fsntusy NsM !0Rp
Hamilton, Missouri; ". pAnknton, Missouri; ". J, |
Ilppincott, Qlto; q. 9. yiotey, MaIy1and; e bFeyn
or, Louisiana; Frank Landers, Indiana; y. PARKER,
r., Michigan; Timbes1asn. Io"n Warren F..
]. \, Wiaon, California.
Seer4kdTy-p. Frank Howard.
Upon motion Of Mr. g. H. Culborteon, Of Chi"
cago, tho report WAS received and approved.
Upon motion, Meesrs. Hancock aud Armstrong
voro selected committee to escort tho PreBi-
dent-olect to tho chair.
PRESIDENTS ADpnkss.
Mr. Davis, on taking his scat, Was received
with applause. He thanked tho dslegatee for
They had mot for business. Their Convention
last year Was one Of the best dolbcratiyo bus-
noss bodies he had over soon. He hoped that
guished. He hoped tiero would not DO too
not require great deal Of skil to confuse q
convention. He hoped there would be nothing
Of the kind.
. The President then callod upon the Commit
toe on Crodontin1a and tho Business Committee
for reports, but neithor were ready ~ yot.
PnorosED AaENDMENTB REFERRED.
Mr. @. Knhn, Jr., Of OHIO, introduced copy
Of proposed amendments to tic rulos concorn..
ing pork~packing, adopted in Cincinnati; and
aakel their reference to tho Buainoas conamit~
teo. They wore 30 roforrod.
Mr. 9. IL. Culbertaon, Of Chicago, introduced
copy Of proposed changes in tho rules .govorn-
ing tho provision trade, approved in this city,
and preamble. This was also reforred to tho
samo committed. $1,000
hlr. Duncan, Of Louisville, introduced the
Isso.rsd That when this Convention ADJOURN it ad:
journ to meet III Louisville, Ky., on the ninth day Of
September, 1874.
Mr. Oulbortson, of Chicago, movod to amend
by substituting ST. Louis for Louisville.
iave ft would by solcood. THe % aoegatas @ would
there meot with q 1.-Two old Kentucky welcome.
Ho would not say thoy could do better than Chi
cago, Cincinnati and st. LoniR. He made it q
personal appeal for the whole South, that the
eity Of Louiaville should have the naxt convea-
tion.
Mr. Rock, of Ohio. moved that tho subject be
postponed until Tomorrow this) afternoon.
speooh @ St fs1oriag Il Tho postpcnomont o. the oon.
| sdoration OF tho question.
! The resolution waa made the special order for
| II O'Clock this morning.
| WHO BuALL GOVERN.
Mr.. Nofsinger, Of Kansaa City, offered the fol-
| lowing reaolutionH:
WHEREAS, Tho great object Of this Convention Is to
ths government of Tie trade" throughout the
nnd r. tn. rn,,. ,,,a down bx hi. Convention
arc 10 b submitted TO tho various boards Of Trade
and -Packers Associations all over the country
fer their adoption q 1e5aeon md thas virtually nul
his oonsention @ shs M % BE- H. Ths stsndsrd" IL III con-
sry pork-packor and proytson.dealcr who takes part
In the deliberations Of this Convention binds himself
| 10 be governed by fts action. .
Mr. J. L. Keck, Of Ohio, raised tho point OF
order that the resolution could not DO consider
Cd until after the credentials had boen approved
The point was decided to be we'll taken.
| CREDENTIALS.
Mr. ). i. Keok then nub1nittad the following
report Of the Committee on Credentials:
Your Committee On Credentials would respeotinl-
ly recommend ~ follows: That tho Convention
o 1s Ct III as inpasns Isl :"
Missouri, 1e; Tonnessoe Il; Iowa, 81; K4ns.s, @ ~, l;
s&.saasohiusetta ssas =; Msrsisnd t; Pennsyssn.. L
representayos Of The respective taes presont report
to Secretary Of this Convention 1s Of delegates
w the ovo st e
Rsa''a is. to MAKO 'pp's''e''''' ''' ''' '''''A
Tho basis of representation was explained by
Alr. Heck to be one delegate for eyory 30 ,o0o
hogs packed last year in each Western State,
and fair representation to Eastern statos on
the basis Of distribution Of pora: , nnoo.n
ing the justce OF tho representation, participated
il By number Of gentlomon.
T9o matter wag hen SETTLED ny The saSplop
onorod BY hIr. Kirby. Of Missouri:
letsolr<d, That the report Of tue Committee fa'
reatea to the numbers and basis Of representation
be Approved aud az the docgasea presont saa Guy
authenticated 70 entea 10 vo1ce IN ~ ~ y. ~ otl
ho IN enrordnnce with tho report q
In III n Tonmmittea ~
11nnn n,otion tha prca,aoDt vas authorized
.4po npoI t;mo % a,r,no , ~ aaaason n anpoint
anJtaa ~ aayo,s to rano1t nian of ranTosonta
sim1! ~ ~, ~ Uanuani,on F'
t1on io1 tao aeAs a',ann Uuns nsua..om. anuua,,p,
nx ~ cr1hor.son ,nnvnd that a,1 anoe1fers
UT. ~ ~ us. sas ,;s,lta ~; e.;
on guy question, pe nseu 70 1our nnsa ma,sa ~,
each speech anu tnas no efs@an @ ne no
speak mere .nap 1Mlce , om .g HaS h matiot
without eave OF tno uGnvon''oh Lug t1o'to'
ploYaHeu wasnoa. w ~, u,,,
6PiU3 DEBATE OH IllE TUNER VI in6 toNs@r Atos'