, 1875-03-26

fn1ieorceslY, sud he had no doubt that thoy
would rstler mako lilo palcctlonz now thhn wait
liz, Noaly urgod !hat. without thorough, can.
ynss Of individuals, d State was liabio to got Al
unsuitable man. Why Bilo,l1l not tho doiegk-
tons 1'resont act togAthcr and snloot ono whom
they. knew to bc compotent, ana honest, aud
juAt7 II acnmatl to him that tho board would
make mistakes by choosing mon without know
fna THOR qualifications.
Mr.. Tai, staten That tho matsor lad boon
thoroughly talked If all over tho country
tHr the last sra ew1 Or trso month"; n sn
had 1t forc!s,!y brought home to him
10 fotc,bfy that q large ntt.nbor had gathered
together in convention. II thc othcra llsd not
uoIno 1t WAS tho!r own fault. II nny onn lad an
tcrtatued; but no did not think tho Convention
l,ad anything to d. with tho aciccsiou Of
referees.
Mr. aisnsur-Ara you talking for Michigan or
Illinois
atr. Tam-1 an speaking from Int,isna.
a.r. Man.ur-We ara taiAiny for l!!!noia.
Tho Chairman-Tho gentleman {Air. alansur)
is out of order.
hir. a1oore {v.ce-rreai,lcnt scarlett In tho
.harl supposed TINT tilaso wns no delegation
prosent 'Tl1cs was not competent to aolcct tlIrce
suitable and satisfactory nlnll. Tic Board wA4
to selecs one Of them. and would not consult tllo
Convention regarding their cl'occ. un!cAs tho
aprointmonts wero 1nalo now. they could not 10
until Nay. liz Hnw, no tangible objection to
mnhInE tho nominations.
Alr. Mai1sur said hts idea was to fosch tho host
men forn Rrd, md let tho Stao delegations yoto
fur tha,n. 1lo wa''toa to voto only for Tho ILL.,
1stiB rsfetee.
aIr. Baker informed lin that eacl, sta.o had
tho Hriyiage OF putting IT. Its OWL mon without
III. Interference o1 any o:hcr.
Mr.. Mausur-just what wo wait. I am
through.
Ra;i lie would nat ho tenacious II It wore tho
geacsal doHlra 10 hayo tho Dourl take cosnizanco
Of tho mattor at onco. Tho associations
III, board did, aud, It tho o.hers
dia not lko tho decision, they must
'4turn out nntl rcproscu: tlloir Statcs." Zap.
'plAtse.] Tie point WAS to rcltcro tito National
Association Of Any further trouble. and II tho
s.en appointed wors not satisfactory, tile lolo-
Easiana, mud not the D,nsd Of Appeals, wcro
Responsible. II the aolosa.os from n stato
coulf Indicate by vote thoir c!u!co Of tho thrco
nantz to be eont H. tt would lie botter than
sending oil in on at equal footihg.
Thu luoutton WAS tlicn put on tito nioption OF
tho report, md It waB unanimously ngrood TO-.
BE1.ECTlSn nEFEnEEH.
AFR. Hcat! moved that tho delegations goicct
three candidates md liand thcm to tito Board OF
Appeals.
sfr. aransur inquired ''whctlor It was Judi
c!ouH to et oil thnt ur not" [Lauyhtcr.}
Tho tnntfon was agreed to.
Mr. a1ooro said that associations not ropro-
mako them ewalk up to tho Captains ollico."
moved Clint no state be allowed 4 Reforce unlosn
three or moro Of its associations belonged to tho
nntional organization.
four. il,ls,nucIl nB considerable oxpottso would
attend the performance OF tho Neferoo's du-
tics.
Mr.. Mooro was willing to mako 1t any nnmbor
ttlat would bring tho associations within tho
pale.
Mr.. Mriicnnoy moved as an amendment that,
whore tltofo was Int ona local association
naen,bor OF tho National Association. II iayo tho
riElt Of arpoal to thu nearest laEorcc.
Mr.. h.';er cpntonded that thai proposition was
unfasr aull unjust.
Mr.. Goodwin remarked that thoro was bns oao
asaoclatinn In Liz htata, aud unlcsa llo had Tic
right to ehl' on tho lsefereo oi Illinois ho would
Tho Chairman said tho gentleman could rcfer
ls difficulties to Tho Illinois Referee undor tho
resolution adopted.
Lit. DalleT RrGncd tint tho
tuR1HpIur1oH or THE AEFEnEE
was limited by tho report to the boundaries OF
bin Stato-
Nj. Mckinney proved bv quotations from Tho
rnlea kur tho 1totoree Of Illinois could tfansaet
tho buAInosa OF Wisconain.
Mr. Baker conceded that tho Board of Appeals
could refer case from Wisconsin to tho lseferoo
Of Illinois for adjudication. but without suel
rclofcnca IT did not como within his ba,liwtck.
Tho motion WAS thou agreed to. aud The fol-
loving
NOMINATIONS FOR nEYEREE
wcro mn1n:
Hfrhfaan-9. g. Vaughan, Jackaon; william, Nau,-
tHon+ Flnt; =. .. De- Kesn. 0rantl llariua; ". ].
Darton, Hsst Saginaw William Ferry, Grand Haven.
IHHaaftt--James Caldwell. Cambridge City; I'm u.
Mysss, prrn; silas TAM ft!wasne.
kensatkt-J. 4. Bcarlctt, Naw7ort; T. J, M1glion,
oynthtana Robert Rtra1er. Florence.
io'sa.E. Il. bradford. Ca4ar taplds; II. 8. Robin
sou, Dubuque; O. 3. Mcneil, nassnpnst.
Ohto-ll O.. Anderson, DaYtont q. II. Noorc, Co.
1nrnhus: ~. J. Mcfiluue, C'cgnAnl.
fIinoss--.E. ". Whcelock, Moline; II. III, Morse,
EarlvIlle John .. lsso, uhicago.
8tr, Robinson offered the following, which WAS
adopted:
Rtsote, That the uoarl Of Appeals b requested to
hold their ueetiuG ta November le1t vt CINCINNATI
instead of Indianapolis: and also t1at tair MAY meet
lug III Chicago hs lIsll Ut tho ralncr uouac.
The Convention tEen adjourned until o'clock,
III order to allow tho Board TO appoint liz Rof-
erccs.