Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-28
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IT. LOUIS. June 27.-The evening ses-
sion was called ID order 81 5:25 o'clock.
English. Of California, from tho Com
mittee ON Credentials, reported that there
were no contested seats Ispplausel. and
that the Hates were al represented.
Apetition was presented for the admis-
sion, OF delegates from the District Of Col.
umbia.
The Chair said the petition. under the
rulea. goes 70 the Committee on Creden.
tials.
A Maryland delegate moved TO amend
the report Of the Credentials committee 90
- TO admit the District Of Columbia del
egates-Columbus Alexander and Mr..
Ball-without votes. ei
Clymer moved to amend further by In
Guiding delegates nom the TERRITORIES.
This being accepted BY the mover OF the
original amendment. II was adopted. and
the report was then adopted.
Hanna. Of Indiana. from the Committee
on Permanent Organization. reported for
Permanent President. John A. Meier
nand Of Illinois. Also q list OF Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. Among them
were the following: From California
Colonel Jack Hayes. Vice President Geo.
n. Cornwall. Secretary. Nevsda-John
O. Fall and II. n. Kelly. Colorado--S.
Mcbride and J. d. Marrton. Kansas
Wilson Shannon and - Donaldson.
Nebraska = Alex. Beer and Charles Nc
Donald. 0regon-R. II. Thompson and II.
H. Gilfoy.
A delegate from Nevada moved to add 10
the Reading Secretaries e. D. Perrin, OF
New York. Rejected. The significance Of
this motion lies In the fact that Perrin.
| who had bcen 4 reading clerk from the last
convention. had been dropped. for oppo-
sition 10 Tiidcn.
General Fitxhugh Lee. Of Virginia. and
Donheimer. Of New York. were appointed
. committee TO conduct Mr.. M'Clernand
to the chair. but both being absent, Manton
Marble. Of New York. and Babcock, Of
Virginia. were substituted.
After McClernard hal returned his
thanks In q speech, August Belmont OF
New York arose, indulgcd In q little bonn
bastic oratory. and offered the following
resolutions. which lie asked 10 have re-
ferred TO the Committee ON Resolutions:
RESOLVED. That We appeal to the honor
and manhood Of the American people TO
begin this second century 81 American
union and independence by trampling IN
der foot aud extinguishing forever the
s%mouldering ashes az mistrust, rancor and
animosity between the two great sections
Of our common country.
RESOLVED. That we denounce with In
dignation the malignity with which the
leaders Of the Republican party have Ia
l,A.l A. l.as .ltsa IntUh alagan xsaaEa
Of peace. the worst passions OF civil war.
The Mschiavellian motto OF the Repub-
lican party has been and 10. divide
the people aud We shall rule them."
For the Democratic party. We reply.
Unite the people and make them
free"
RESOLVED. That We denouncs the Re
publican party on this great Issue ~ .
party Of false pretenscs. IL IL . false pre-
tense 10 assume the character Of q national
party and at tho same time 10 exist only by
sectional divisions; u Ia Q false prctense 10
assume the name IL q union party and at
the same time 10 be an obstacle 10 national
unity; IL Ia . false pretenSc 10 assume the
name 81 . liberal party and at the same
time 10 appeal TO the religious prcjudices
Of the people; II IL . false p~retensc 10 claim
the title OF . progressive party and al the
same time to turn the people back from
peace, aud the future. To war on the past.
II being announced that the Platform
Committee would not 10 really " report
earlier. the convention adjourned till II
o'clock tomorrow morning.
To-dAy's proceedings showed q reuark-
able lack Of enthusiasm. The contrast with
the Cincinnati Convention In this respect
10 most striking. Evidently its members
have little hope 81 success, or they would
receive with more marked demonstrations
the cast-iron predictions Of victory. which
scarcely elected . feeble cheer. The open
ing prayer was laughably Inconsistent with
watterson's address (; for 1t offered special
thanks for national prosperity. and an.
nounced busy factories aud furnaces and
anAbundant demand for labor 81 remuner-
alive rates, all Of which watier-on lad de-
MED because Of Republican Ascendancy.
The Tilden men are evidently confident Of
securing his nomination, and are hurrying
the proceedings 10 reach balloting before
the situation changes. His opponents. On
the other hand. do not give up the eight,
and still hope TO combine for his defeat.
MiscsiIasssus.
Miss Dickinson has gone 10 Philadelphia
20 visit her mother. who IL quite III.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has Engaged
10 lecture eighty nights next season, for
which he IL 10 receive $4,000.
Oliver Wendell Holmes has completed
his {" Hymn Of Welcome" to all nations
To be sung at the Centennial at Philadel-
phiA July 9Th. Lfit
senator Morrill, has informed the Presi-
dent that he Is not prepared 10 decide
whether or not he could sccept the Office
Of Secretary Of the Treasury. rs public
considerations continue 10 prevent his
reaching 4 decision Ut the present juno
ture Of affairs, but that he expects 20 see
his way clearly to n conclusion within a
days. ~ ,tlI |
The committee appointed at the request
Of Adams. Clerk OF the House, 10 inves-
tigate the published charges against him.
unanimously report that In no instance
did he directly or indirectly receive pecu.
MARY or other consideration for the APP
pointments made by him.
The amount Of bank notes redeemed and
by the National Bank Redeeming
Agency during the present fiscal year u
500. O00, 900. Of which S25, 900. 900 are
notes Of banks which are reducing their
or are In involuntary hqui.