The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-15

{ Gary; Massachusetts, r. A Chad
bourne; Michigan, Henry p.
Baldwin; Minnesota l. Bo.
gen: Mississippi. n. shannessss;
Missouri q. A FinkeIburg; Nebraska,
g. S. Kaley; Nevada Thomas Nrso.
New Hampshire Z. A. Straw; New
jersey, William A. Newell; New York.
Marshall Brooks; North CaRsiinA james
Il. Harris; Ohio, Bsjamin P. Wade:
Oregon. J. g. Foster; Pennsylvania. }.
Smith Fsthey; Rhode Island; Hy.
Howard; South CaroIina, r. h. Gieans;
Tennessee, Horace H. Harrison;
Texas, A. B. Norton; Yer
mont Geoege howe; yirs,nia, Z H.
. Carter; West Virginia, W. Z. Stevenson;
Wisconsin, james Binkliff; Arizona D.
Potter: Dakota Alexander Rngh0.
Idaho. Austin Savage: Montana Bsajs-
min H- Tstem; New Mexico, Samuel h.
Rotett; Utah, James b. McKean, Wash
ington, Elwood Evans; Wyoming. Nm.
Hinton Principal Secretary, J. n.
Beam. OF Wisconsin. and assistant from
each State.
The committee further reported that
they had submitted no names Of VICE
presidents or secretaries from Alabsms
and other States where there was Q con.
test. After the report OF the Corimittse
on Credentials those vacancies could
easily be filed.
Mr.. AcLure, Of Arkansas, insisted that
the report should not be adopted until
the report ot the COMMITTEES N
CredentiAl. had been received. He moved
to lay the report temporarily On the
table
DR.. Loring, chairman OF the commit
tee, desired 10 state that this Question
was discussed in the co nmittse,
and turning 10 the rsport
of the committee ~ Philadelphia
in 1872, it was found that the Committ>e
on Credentials reported sfter the psrms-
nent organization Of the cosventiOu and
il was on that account tha. hi, report bad
been made, feeling that the oonven-
ton had perfect right 70 accept il Or
not, rs they pleased, and that provision
mad been made for the contesting dele
CATIONS by the report Of the COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Mason, Of New jersey moved thai
the repoIt be adopted ~ tar - 10 related
10 States, where there Sas no contest.
The motion Was ruled out Of order.
A delegate from Maryland moved 81
lay McLlure's motioE on the table. The
motion was agreed 10.
The delegate from. ArkAnsas insisted
that the motion carried the subjeU OF
the matter along with it. but the chair
cvprruled the point, stating that the Con-
vention hsd adopted no rules, and made
them up n il went along. Ths repor,
was adopted.
There were uomentary calls for other
speakers and motions 10 adjourn.
The Chair The inst business nsw 20
order, and the only business, 70 " sur
render the chair u the permanent Chair
man named by the Committee on Orgsnl-
zstion. The Chair therefore nams M~~r.
Orton Of New York. Downing of Love
and Mccormick OF Arizona - . commit
tee 70 c)ndoct the permanent chairman
!. the platform
Mr. Mcpherson came forward. accom-
panied by the escort, and VA crested
with cheers.
The Retiring Chairman-l take psuas-
ure in Introducing NJ your permsnrat
chairman the Hon. Edward 4cPherson,
Of Pennsylvania Cheer.
The Chairman-Gentlemen OF the
Convention one Of yos know Setser
than myself how entirely IN worthy ] sn
Of this high honor. II has come " lns
not only unsought, but With feeling of
absolute and uncomfortable surprise But
] have been reared in the school Of duty.
and il the politics u Pennsylvania IL ,s
fundamental doctrine that evers ke-
publican shall do his whole duty Ap-
plsuse, ard therefore have 70 soccpt
the honor rendered by your cum-
mitt.e, and ratified by yonr-
selves ne an honor tsndcrsd tbs great
old common wealth, which has sent ne ~
one nf its delegates 70 this convention.
Since 1856 in not one of the great contests
mas she ever fsltered tapplaussI. and IN
ths CentendIsl Convention she be-,
turned sn ibfeIible. defiant face 10 The
enemy. She says, no truce with treason,
malignItv and hatred 70 everything thai
no; National. lChsen. She
mas determined 10 roll up
for the bomInees OF Chs con
vsntiou a majority such % vill en-
title Der 10 continue TO be vhai sse hss
long teen, and say IT with oil rssp-,t
foremos, In the k-publicsn cause. Ap.
plause.
The President Announcsd thss the
COMMITTEES on Rules would mset .,
o'clock si the Gibson House, and that
they expected 70 make . report IN the
morning. The Presidsot slso sugV.sSd
The appointment Of . member Of The
COMMITTEES on Resolutions 70 take be
place. vscsted by bis eievstioe 70 the
char. William 3. Mann vss s>lsrtsd
On mOtisn OF Wm.CumhscA, ,of lsdiAas
the Convention sdjourped until 10
o'clock to-morros morning.
Bvsssss a~sssoS.
CrscrrSArr. June 10 &-Aootbss 90
,husisstic Bristos usssting vas bid t,-
night n; Pike. Opers HOose, si which
large and intelligent sadiepce vas pre-.
sni, and this. TOO, In ,psts Of the meet
in1s elsevber~, and the dstracsasg 49,.
dency Of various prVcsssiona, bssdsd ~
bsnds Of mas'e, p.ssins through the
streets
The trs: speaker vss NJ r. A Chsd-
born, Of ks<sscbus~tta. Who 1wsk ~
some length On the necessity Of the re-
form Of The R~publ,cas party. He loot
ID upon the platforms out of the qu--
ton ., the pre-ent time. i; vs m~n
sno ssre wanted. and pot the g~ssrsl.
itses That sparkied and gl,sssrsd. S'
we're loo o.tsn bai van sS1 empty talk.
He iboaght the preju Ice Against seller
log Q President soIth of Assoa nd
DiIoss line should bs essscassd so tbe
pas. - one of tbe relics u osSkpS. IL
hsd been sxid thss BrstDv -
TOO young and had bot ben in oflcs loag
snoaxs, b7t his record n oiBcs sAossd
ths, . v.s eapss,e, hosse sad s1sisst;
.hst be shoQld Be rewarded vIth ioegrr
term Of Once In him TIE country be-
bsid The uniai.ering sssmy q re rsIs
and M. s-,s<x1os 9anA Afsva fpDA slh~