, 1876-06-30
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TIE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
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~ n.A* nHsfness va ~ call INC roll OF etatte
A,s.%s W.i,sI 't9gs Atksa;s.: 5ohn
ware. Robcrsan hickman; Florlas, Gen. Mct;aii;
ntenrg'a' t'cg' & 6 T. arneJ; ll1n9', wm: c. t,oudy;
ss e'2a; ase u Eap..i M'51n
S;se III" e Eth; a!s s''ytsa ss.n e. *s..yyl
Ta:ntcr: oregon, 1.t;oy. John Whitisiter; Seva.
%;;,lt sn itoh T & Ksae,ns Ssbss.k: Gee /.
nv ,lia%p:ai!e, ,hafo3 Y. asai!ow.y. TSods
Il. Hale: south f'arolna. Jams, II: Ryan; Mir,Is.
tpp1, Eshal Barkadair: Vermont. y. b. Smalley:
fsssf %a i1 .: r. eo t9 en IS Msn GlSn
L Wing; 9 Wet Virginia. Alexander Campbell;
Mt. Murphy, Of New iurk. offered q rcaolutinn
with The thanks Of thc Convention IL the Commit.
,se on Iseeeptt?n and the citizen. Of 81 LouI. tor
tu the members of the Convention.
COMMITTEE To NOTIFY.
nupoin',s committee. son,l.tns oi he itest:
dent of the Convention and one tlrcgatc ffom each
state, to III. tbs no'nines. md notify them of
nws: "s A1ass%a f'e yoh ka'ss IT,
Wl''a%;; California: ceoise il; I"ss!.; t:oo;e,io:
r.; ';eorY,' e. T. l:"5.; illnoi: Il; Smith;
haa@s p L. asna ss kssseH; ss 4 ae%S!s'pssz s:z
l.onl.,ana. T. IL. Martin; Milne. s. j. Anderson;
h15yif Al eras Fl a. a": j. :lia,a is:a;Asift': Maa..o 4
i: + ssTa'':T:!; xe@!s:ia; " :; Y ssess;i:
;:is s Il + Ss@ Sss!n5 5s:sy ssT f%F:aks ~
h';$ss' 5$ f:!s i:sss
rcnn.yisania II. it. Wrr',: Rhode ttland. Viii
lam u. ileaca: south i>arollna, n: +. OSConnell;
| Tennessee, Thomas Otnnnor: Texa4. }. ".
| DIVER: Vermont, IOkrph Rand: tifpjnIh. e, e..
Ssale,; Mc:t " Virginia u. D. Camden; "iacons'n,
T1r rwo~rnrhps nrLR.
TIE following re'olnton, offered by Ms. Webber,
| of Michigan. Wns fcai:
das J4,, + E e M 70 .::s g. III III
a'a u !s' I'D FL ss tn" nd
tat tlf s.ay: r r;q.:,e !? n.fasi tIslr dt,sxsss.
Il s:iss S:s.! & ,hs t. r
fyrse s !s!F Sn;l.nsi a9a
their cail III liz CONVENTION.
| ,1r. Durch. Of ,Tcuncssce-l move to ,ay that
| motion Un the tRftlc.
| X ,Icle.ltr-I demand the yeas md nays.
Tile roi| Eae catlrti and III: vote resulted % fol
lows; leae; 1s3; nays, a7v; 81 the resolution
| Mr. Wallace. of renn.ylvanja-I call for d!rt:on
q tee qnsstlon ly tTns !hc a93s,tlSSn ending
| drle:att from Missouri move Tie psevlous
qu,, qu:.sl9n Y! !. upon hs ,orlsnal resolution.
tore ur after the ulain quc>tion be ordered. de-
elrt simply 10 bring ts Convention to vote upo,l
The naked question a. 10 whether We arc TO l'ave
in.itIeticas from the siate in regard to ttc alol
t!un Of thr twotl,'r!a rEte, whether hi. Con-
vtnstun Is to Instruct future Conventions "a to
/ n1a demands division 81 tic question. The clerk
will rcaa that :ortlen nron which be cals fus d.
| VISION 1lc Clerk read a" followt:
K.:c.,: Taat i h 1troins9hcd @ to ugrc =, PIN. n
@ T. ras S'" Ss s.sd "sa s' t.
! NECESSARY.
The resolution wa. adopted. Tic Secretary read
the sccund part, rs follows:
Ts a f. ss m ssoas 6 ]
4! ~ neI Il 'H-g whether 1! he dssrsbi. +; sn.ta @
requs,t In IIlc cali fo7 tt.r nc1s Convection.
The reeulIt!On was adopted.
! COMPLIMENTARY.
The following WAS nnAn,moutly passed:
% H.: ss hsnk. H. e a e os
s e s I'll u
Mr. Riley. of Sera.la. introduced the following,
which wa4 uuatnun.ly ndoptcd:
'9: rs 'SS
v ;onssat'Sa, ss,l f!%S s!ti,sI
,s1r. Kefnap. Of New iork-A't. President. an
directed Ly .hc delegates from n. sase Of Ses
York; who Ea,e bern greatly indebted To- '!c tss!. e
Con,inittce, In to;ru nj on. appreciation or thcss
hospitality and efficiency, portrait nt samne! j.
Tildpn, which is aborc your th9lr. and permit Tie
to sAy una wuri ln1rc: feel that No arc now to
to work har1uon.nnhly and cAcrgcticaly to elect
T,ldcn and Hendricks. md II we elrct them. ray
to yon. believe after the ith Of March they will
sweep the catprt .hag:erz ffum thr Soutl4 aud the
| t?rycs troIl titr Sur.h. ttalcets.
The ('llair-What IL the further pltasuse Of tho
| Cuitventi0ns
toI. Williams, OF Inltana-~l move that this Con-
Tpntton do now adtontH
The Quest,on was PIT ana the motlon carried, and
| at 1.::!0 p. III. Liz Convention atjoufnea sine de-
AFrEH ADJOURNMENT,
III answer 10 loi.l calls Ms. lrtfsnIl Of Kentucky
addressed thr audience, referring to the united ne
tioh Of all sections nf the Eniun th sclecting the
names of Ti]dcn ami lfcn'lrlcka. which wcrt faa.
tened n the hcArtA OF the people already. to head
The efi"FtS IL wrench thc pn,vcF f1om tlie Kpn>'-
llca,. parry. lilanc an4 Matton never led reform,
ar fought for justice. 1'!!den nnA Hendricks.
| lad. Tha South and the North sIanl
united for The platform of honcst money and
the dcnullcIaton Ut corrupt practices. Tie
| Democrats have never given .plrdEc TINT they
| faIrI to keep They were expelled ftnul power
when thu Americans lost their tsaruu, and they re-
turncL wien they recovered It.: JIG urged thai The
mr.y adhef. hrnily to hrtr principles nna not sra
TO local Influences. and predicted victory to thc
! democracy III SAvrMber.
| At The conclusion of Mt. Frcbtoh's speech, the
audience Qulcily dispersed.
COMMENT.