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IN GENERAL.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
VINO SHALL NE CuA1nMAN{


iAc National ccntra! Executive Committee an
pointed by the ln!e Cincinnati Convention meets in
Philadelphia July for organization. Thrrc are q
number os asp1santa for tho ChaIrnnnahip and Soc
setaryahsp Ut the body, ~ tho influence Of thrso
positions u vast Throughout tho United statos,
Thosc most talked Of for Chairman ara Zach
C'hadles, of tilchgua, aud Il. D. Cor.
nc!l. Of New York. Tho former Ia beat
Known, ~ thls section df the country, but lit.
Eosnoll J. very prominent and lcnllng politician
N New York where hn IN also Candidate Tor
Governor. This member Of the National to1nluit-
tce from this Slate fs JhmGs L. Noot. Yesterday
= Tn,nuNE reporter had brief tnlk with him.
~. itu9s - mol exactly opposed to Me CoEuell.
!1e n decidedly In fatut 0f Zach Ghanicr for
ChhitfEan or the Committee. Sntd tho reporter:
who DO you think will be Chairman Of TIC Co,a-
mttcct" " ~
:, "rhat1 can't my. would prefer Zach Chan.
her, but am in favor Of ChatrMan who will sub.
tlckct'
What do you think Of Cornell p
an opposcd to organizing the Committee
With view of e1ccttng Governor of State nt tho
cxrenAn Of the National ticket, I ain opposed to
ry QUA local hight"
well, whht arc ynn In favor OF then ~
am III fnsos Of hnvng Chairman and Secretary
who have thu good of ouE National ticket at heart,
anti vino aro nut nctuatcd by q ruroiy locaI iutor-
est or Helhsh motives. nn1 not In favor clt}lc,
or listening to roma Of tho plcadtngs OF Southern
tRohnllcrs for money, and giving 1t IN unluo
omonnts 10 StAtes which WI know NC cannot
carry"
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friends coull not ind him. pnyless ". IIenna.
t!o lending tlrn!lr!cks man frnm 1n,!tnnn, BECAME
Vic and family wadc ;S iis:nrton, @ Viii. Maiehen.
aid other southern leaders refn*n to MAKE any h:s
mSes # % e t%ny %x a2 a.n n
.nrte hraEgaIocfo. Correspondents may speculate.
Int ~ man cal, approximate Showing ill after
ballot has been had.
I'lne great noral spretaels Of the Convention wa'
exhibited when Angus! Belmont tho American
cen. s.prtcrnt spectators IN me Democratic patty
bnkra ths corruption Of thu fanat|cal RspublErnn
fsu1haeh!!l. rwellcd With inenation AZ be dliatel
gpSn Il, anA hts keen ltt|s yye. tw!nklc'! Ia
easy. compiaeency Of mnncy. maker Who never
tHnchce anything tl,at doesn't rny, hnh yet always
las llir hands on tho great ben,oerate natty.
oSR or TIE NUtsAEGEs WHICH wATIENsON
When Hue Jean Williams. Ut Indiana. nnn,lc bis
0rrrnrHnen upon tue piatfnrn he WAS greeted With
lag .iutlaion..-. wlere"n al rnthusnstic W lntana I'd
"aS nsf.apts 1hs ,oesenE' sna IN
first Wild hooray Ind t,cd nut uf his throat the
mover tncont,nsntly w!iteh. mud Tcmposary cI1aif:
surt Of ruling, promptly ruled Tint Tho gentleman
Was out VI Drlrrt
THAT nAnL or MONEY.
The truth IA that the Gfocnlackers arc not III ct.
= ron.lnz o''ser fSf William il they had lrietI
ThAt lnrtci q money Of sam Tlden !.,s!vlng them
final struggle agatnst tho harfel " money, which,
IN the Democratic Convention hero assembled, is
mighty hard 10 beat, atld II usorc potent than nny
Tar COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS
i .s wrestling YIN Iho eonnad.un .o-night
Ss a sss Il ss% ss " Ms @
q the Resumption aei, whieh taey denSance 4 u
fh,rts
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neither arrogant nor 'nppi'nnt stand Tor absolute
10 evsrshody else, only .asking the tAn,e n,cto to
1.ct M moi seek to ',s ilsta.ieinI. MIMI
{; n Sss 'oSs% C. SsHt ssSnn
ftY and friendship rather. l make thera rcn,arks
!. our lrrttrcn II the Fast. We hare fought =
never ono npnInst you: Int scars VI tic political
conflict are 'iror. our breasts AMI nono upon our
4 woRn 70 THE coNfEnrnArHs.
To our n!a.tImc brethren o' the South, word OF
to =" yon an one Of 'hs cn sSrc1X "t nssa
iittssi 81 ss,tlc ,1'Nv" VA. ''ss assf So hot. Tho
e, 81 cvs S"qay 5 or tssk s osss ha c.s
fo. years, ~ the cun'tttntonsl rgh,A ahd Esar-,
cIcctA] hss my southern brethren who knn,v me
md w,ioml kn1w. 10 nos 10 this hour Of nationni
eas ss . ths Fasa ee ea as
tail by tho sttlinsu!ehc.l gentleman frpn New
futk, ly Tho pirates oi The blondy rhi5t alrnyel
a"a 'aaf,,fed !lpon tbs Geld q l,astie;. We have
sn. q 10 n Ms asss Ss
Gnu Est ,'o.e yutes .hnn another. ,werr, my own
h,ott,sr Candidate, would bc for That other n,nn
fur personal thonRht to intervene. Thsac i',ncs
IN the last twelve Jrnrt In tho Northwest bavo
e1,GSd sa1s hc ensy. ne: maaef " .na q Tho
fSIlorn hqps v viii 'aaAt i iiEe u!sn. Loud
sfe are no heats'nr"s' there
mine 10 speak here. fstt like apoloStkiHr for f.
spcai. hat hrloh. ~ that class Of men who cam
not tprnk mud rny bathing. must tay sna,cth!ne
IGyrass 1n4 N l.. what .r say I ,ho n.Iesancs ot
, 1876-06-28
JOHN KELLY.
BoNE WORDS HIGHT oUT or HIS MOUTH.

Nphcut O@tpAICA 70 1hd 1FtpHHe
ST. Louis, No., Juno 37.-Thls afternoon re.
pors wac In circulation on the etrcot 10 the elect
1hat conference bad been had between the lg,Mc.
da.e frlonds os hf. Tiidcn aud the Tammtny mall
contents, which had resulted In An nmtcab1o At.
rangcment and promise or partial agreement on
tic part Of tho Tblnmapy men to lrs1st frpsn fur.
aga!nst hIr. Tidcn. As the report
found is way into tho mouths uf reputable men,
and by thc,u was being gcnorally circulated, ypnr
quarters tu ASCERTAIN whether such a cor
ference lad really been held, aud, II
40, what tho actual result had been.
The rooms Of the Hon. John keliy, commander.
!n.eh'st q no Ta1,n,any forces, 1t r. Linlsl,
va, found tcated and quietly dscnssng tho situn.
faithful. Aftss half honrs wAit, Sls. Kelly mule
about him and cut o1 Communication, tho report
had been repeated 70 him and the question put.
said mr. Kelly, y ~ = 1a9y 1'e' weaa invention
eom!ns With saihcs poor gsaes sse' from ' ths e.
M * to i %y Ill., a"G Law k \,
oppUstlon to III; Tilticn, to b bsguliod Into ID =
bury out as,.agonsm1 Sncl, u tsin,f. brands ID as
q vet Of fools. Can wo bo snpposoI to have como
,tost: l.ouis TO be conyincsa Sf the honesty of
Tor nt0ntitH
WE HAVE RECEIVED NO ovERTuREs,
for the reason that wo viii listen to sIoIe, Tho
fatality Of tho foundation On which 10 bascs M
cla!.n to the momlnation Is not thing Of ycs,cf-
aay with US, but comes from . long ani thorough
knowledge Of tho factn md circumstances 10
give you IN iGca Of tho feeling in many portions Of
New York State. was in conversation with 4
gentleman thla folonoon who tull me tbst tAo
Urnorrat!c lujurity In Ills county wnn ortitmnfily
0UU, but Tilden carried II by only 500 ami that,
were flo to run again, there would be a Nepub.
licnn minority, bitter wns tic oppualtun to lilo
tGEcat Hefotuior.' Theso4 Tildun h4uu would have
tbs people bcoso tlat their opposition coulus
from
MEN on NO nArurE,
from men who arc Ut the lowest sypa Of charaetdr
who lInye nothing to luAe and eyerythju4 to KnIu
and, In fact yeso utterly dIatupntb!o. have
not mhue any figures as to tho drht or second bal.
lot lit tho Convention. leave ll,lt for The rdcn
men to do. ! hcarl ono OF them say thjn n,ornIAx
tl,at they Ind whitfield down Anc aud were surc u
.ub yutcs OH thu t!rst ballot. That leaves four.
scoFo Of yDtes requisite, and, "a far as I
can learn, ui,proydc4 for. They pretend TO feci
perfectly secnto Of thelr favoritns npMInatlo, but
notice they nniost groat anztcty for tho welfare
Of unlhstructcd delegates. Tha!r sk!r1,slera cnfno
in tho innrnfHE and reported splendid opportunity
for An cxhoF1er Ut tic 4caaqnnrtprB Of Inc Iex0a
delegation. Immediately Il fifcnk wus made for
TILE LoNQ-li0nNs,
and 1t tlicy ARC not so!!l for TdtM phw It IL be.
cause hunrst convictions abide With thcln aud thyy
are a5t open 10 Inducements, P"
, 1876-06-28
SUMMING UP.
uNROuSDED lluMpAS,


St. Locls, No., June 27.-Suln Coz created a
panic Ut thu Tidun Headquarters last night Jy hin
raid OH tho South. Henry Tillcu admitted this
fact Tonight, but claims tint nfI lost roun has
tcen recovered and confidence restored oil alops
tho fine. There WIS al interruption III thu COURSE
Of tlr intrigue dnrtn5 tho session Of tic Conyen-
tion to-day. but this cyunlng tho scrnca
and experience OF lust evening werc ,c-
peatcd, excepting that, on this ocraslu,,,
tha Tlldon Mcn TsYo alert and ready to
guard eScty threatened point. Thu anti ridden
met lauActcd an nbundancc Of sensational run,ors
to xtimuatc them to- night II was rcportea TINT
Georgia had gonc oyaf To Hendricks; ttl4t Hancock
had gained strangth In Virginia and Mississippi!
Gov. Throcknloston was given Us authority for tho
sta.emunt that Taxhs, hcrctngory solid tur Tillcn
had n'a1o bronx for Hancock. Similar repor.s
conccrnIh: othcr Southern Stalrs wore circulated
freely ant III great numbers. 4 euss canvuss
NY " TMYuSE correspondent this oyGuing shows
that nloat OF these reports woro not vol founded
and notno of thcm had no gruuuu nt ali - sc4l
upon.
TnRr wERa WELCOMED
BY tho crowds rnget fut excacnlcht, who ntsatd
aalden VII! 10 nominated without q hght. ii il
And pcsnu4dhg il Developed o, ctthcr ni.c, al tIs
contest is clean mid ia!r. On TliIpM's
Marble and John iiguvw; Against.hese aru pisted
sam Coz, Wade Hampton, L.tt!cjohn, Uclmunt
II The coH Eang haso the advantage ot sharper wit.
Thy oeha,t have greatpr tast, and the further ID.
vantage OF pu4acsSlon. While
TUE APkAkIa1
was going on from the hotcl balconies. tho head
lie sceacs D q ~ aast s'' bat b@at'@f' catns., YER
.s asHss on III EsGsss ssys y1ssS e H. 4
TIe sd7aatsEe !. slalasa to:ssht y % sash a.dc.
taken pIaee: Tillsa oids IL sWa tauaskaSiy S iui
well. Ills line cxteuds from Muine to Texas Ana
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mrch mr.. No., ,ior,v ~ Io,,,r. tct .o.tnl ,n,l.
n n o''Tn Thcr ~ tns n
ihia ntnrninv hrrsn., th"y I'LL n.hluv ay.n tn n,
NM! wsntni r. NJ ,tn XIX '' ''''"e "'S' ~ ="
S' '"''s' ~ Fe' w. N.Y. W.,
anchcn t,c,,v ,y,t1, III I7c, y, M, rnu,robr
ti,ir nv,y w, ~ ~, w.. "anrn ~ "" ~ lnM,a..g
stno1 ", ~ 49,, W. ~ % n. .nIh t ILL., III i'e eaee nH
fT,n ,,ntri, Kcrn,n rntnc IL .n,, ,t,,, anil
tniiinv NJ y,)vs .nt .h.ot h,ns ,yii X, ori,,
s"ehns " & X ." "s, , ,npN i ,,Ms .n,M ~ Inv H.'fnl
for wn ~ ~. no KS,rn ne.,"M "H M uac' 1'cAsaS
~ iii, lima twn,this,,. NJ the sto ooto. warn In
t1,rir srats '' "'"' ~ WIZ ".'ss"''' "''' 1n
Th, Nnsio,o, t-,r,r,I,teo hc,aoa hy tr,u.t,.
schcjl. Who wnars tho face of yillarS wstchmns
La ,rornh,,1 i,,sn ~ ~, c,nt,c si.In ninI - !. .
rrt anS ssren|c% H." uioifo,;n -''''' e" ;" '''u
Am,ns, ilrImnnt rnmn IN nj s,oob nr,, tho yro,,,
.cnt. In concentration viii prrr,uc' via nftrrwar,5.
,sns n-s.snI r., W,.Itnr sac.,tarv H., ia T
, 1876-06-28
REASSEMBLED.

CHEpES1IALS.
ST. Lorta, juno .7.-Thc Convention rcnssem-
tlcd at 10 o'clock.
Tho CI,alrn,an-Yhc fret hnhlncts besoro the Con.
rontlnn will be the report nt tho Committee Gre.
lent!als. The gentleman from California, Mt.
English, hts tic door.
slr English, Of California-I will scud tho re.
port to The SecrctaEy's desk.
Tho Secretary read ~ follows:
Your Committee On credentlhs won1d respect.
fully report that there nrp GunLEtc seats IMP
plauful, that the staies fully represented
lrenrwtd appluutcl, aud that thu defegateA report
thts Convention entitled IL seats from thoIr ru
spectlsp States. Respectfully submitted,
JAS. LAwnENCK tsSul1HI,
Chairman VI lilo Conruitteo.
Mr. Finch, OF Iowa. offered resolution to give
The Territories representation in tho Convention w
i delegate from Atnryland moved 10 amend tho
rcp1rt NJ M 10 give tho District Uf Columbia rup
tcscntatiun in the Convention, with the right 10
Thit WA made 10 include The Territories. aud
tho rclutt WA then adopted.
uHuAN,xED. ..........
Mr. Eanpn, Of Missouri, from tho COMMITTEES on
Permanent Organization, mndS tue following re-
port;
nit tho following report Of officers for this Con-
vrntinn: For torlnanunt !'rc'!Ient, Ns: John A:
Me':ls1nand of Illinois; ~ nasc'f'cs'dsnsA und
The temporary scsretarlss. with alr. Prince, OF
boston. ~ chief were contlHHed az Tho working
Secretaries. and Surgeaht'lt- Arins Able was ntso
rcopPu!nii.d
An Effort nade by n lulccate fsuE Indiana to
baye T. q, rerriNc, Of New infk, ths wpll .knnwn
rcntlinR Secretary of i've other National C0Nven.
t!0ns, aducl " thu reading Secretaries.
Tho question WIS put mud lost by uec!lod ua.
jo1ity.
TNIS WAS TEST
between the TIach nlti anti-'rildGn men. Mr.. Per-
rtue having BEEN )clt on by tho ts,InnIltue Or
FanIxulnh htcnisc uf hln nppoattlun u ylAen,
ihG SUtu lGnL Of 1DHillIH EkTUnuUf thtn
The opposition to ridcn had supposed would he
thu CIEG.
, 1876-06-28
POOR Nf'CLERNAND.


ST. L0rls, NO., juno 27.-1f the Convention In
tended 10 honor IlnojH by elcctng McClc5naul for
President, Ill!nGls lnn1c herself ridiculous by pcr-
m'tt!ng him to accept. liz Inadc dtsmat failusc
cnriusfty was nzo,iscsl m tho gentlemen designated
to escort him to tue platform aroso and walked 10
the Illinois delegation. McClcfnnnl was known 10
ali, but hts face to fow. As a aaccndcd the stem,
IL Alurmuf Of disappointment WIS heard. A single
Eiance was sufficient 10 rcat! ,a thoughts. lie is
built upon the HARROW. snap plan, and every
lincamcnt Of his face, as we'll al every
worl Of lis month, reveals warned
and contracted mind. The opening pnragraphs
OF ILLS aldress confirmed tho bad impression 1nasio
by hth fofbdatng appearance. Ar hc proceeded,
the disappointment turned 10 rdiculc, and ho was
frequently interrupted BY dcrislvo laughter. l1o
commenced by uttcrfny tho uauAl Democratic
chasgen against tho party In power, and was fierce
enough for few sentences. and then began to loso
confidence In himself, md
HIS HAND SOUGHT uIB coAT-rocKEr,
fsog, which prutrudcd uansa Of manuscript. Ills
memory took night upon the ntst loss
ot confidence, and no Explained, amId tho
Tins tndirect appcai to tho rnutcy or ths Convcn-
Tor q moment, but in stammering, dlsconnected @ led
:y pap II: pocket nd 'S s'9us g nstSs Il.
THE AuDIENca LAUGHED AND o1HgnEp.
Xolnn's q grosns asccllted fsu!4 the reposters'
aery 5o a.,,ns TIT time e te eg1 q ~
illes'be:,, Tho ijshi had becSmo il Jim IN -
on o ha ad s S,pe
aomo words md Jumbl,,S sho remainder In tNe
must ludicroua ,nnnnvr. Not wuri could 10
whoio attention was gson to spelling tho wor!a
ant trying to correct them Into intelligent express
rItnsu pt,to urinn r,,, rrvnvp .~,,, ouo. -u,,
, 1876-06-28
VERMONT.

KEFUBLlCAN STATE CONVENTION.
MosrrELtEn. w., Juno ~ The Republican
State Convention organized to-day with Luke
Poland President. In his addscas Mr. roland said
The Cincinnati nominations wero tho yiscat that
could be made, II not the ehoee Of oil Vermont,
After ballot, without result, for n cnnldate for
Governor, the Convention took a rccces.
Upon rcaeacnh1ng, tho Hon. Horace Fairbanks
was Nominated for Governor, Col. Rcdacld Proctor
Page for State Treasurer jacob Estry anil Charles
=. loughton wer0 chuscn Presidential Electors at
large.
Tho Committee On Rusolntnns reported two only,
-onc adnptiMg tho Cincinnati platform, tic othcr
the nominations there h,nde, promising thst Yer
mont VIII roll 81 old fashIoncd minority ngainat
any candidate that st. Louis eau produce.
Tho Convention then ad|ournpd.
, 1876-06-28
REPUBLICAN,.

6pktfa[ llfpdfch Ia 3n6 1fihuai

6Deefa1 DlsDafeh to 7ae TribuaM
Cairo, H., June 27.-Tho Republican Con.
grcssionnl Convention for this dtats!ct was held
hero to-day. Col, Len L. Wiley, thc grcat fruit
gfowor Of Maknndn, H., waB nominated for Con.
grcsf, ana Capt. &. Crane, OF jefferson County,
was nominated for the State 1,oRrd OF, Equnliza-
ton. Both nominations arc GOOD onea.
SpfrdI Dispu&ch 10 The Tftb1na
CAnBoNpALE. ILL.,, June 27.--The nomination at
Ca{ro to-day of Col. Hen L. Willy, OF this county,
M Congressman from tho Eighteenth District gives
entire sattxfaction to nil classes Of people hvrc-
aho1tH The nonlinc0 uat Lieutenant -Goloncl Of
tho Eighty eighth Cavalry, asi served faithfully
ono Or the largest md teFf In Southsrn lii
nnis. Ills election ls conceded by our leading Dc,
uCfAts over tue Democratic nominee, whu will
rrobhbly be Mfr. ilartzelf. Tho Eonlturfa! Conyon-
Lion was adlouruud until Aug. To-. tLen to mcet It
AuHa
, 1876-06-28
6ALAnY-GRABS,


6pectdt Correspondence Gf Zh6 IYt6uns..
TAnltISuros, D. c., June 20,-T1o nomination
Of lfnycs hns kind OF taken tho wind ont uf tho
Democratto aaiiv. They had such MEG little Job
arranged 10 boWbard Dlafno with mud volcano,
that II required moro than moments pause for
thcm to rcga!u breath, and even nt this day they
have not uu(l1cieNty recovered 10 set faIrly to
work, Indeed. the surprise will. which they re-
cetyed *'tho news' has fairly nonpusscd them,
And, like ignorance In gcAcrnl, thoy affect stu
pldty not fairly deserved, md with wondrous
simplicity OF air inquire, ''WAo'a Hnycss" Isus
they a.o gradually recovering; uud. after
tho utmoAs scouting given tho record
Of tho Republican noulncc, they hnyo at
Inst been liberated In hcast by tho knowledge that
ho rea'ly did take "back-pay'' In 1soo whllo
serving as Representative In Cangscus. This In
tense agony oyes that particular back-pAy rtIinus
He, ns Mr. Lincoln GHnd to say, Of thu negro hoy
who WA lslylng mule, when tho animal suddenly
stopped and refused tU bu1gr. "Won't 60, heyf"
ratd tho boy. "Feci grand, do YOU. I suppose
you forgot your ip.hor was q tackassl" Tho benz
ocrAta certainly forget their ancestry when they
vent tlcir vigtunuH indignation on 'back-pay," "
mud to kcup them fully posted now that this is
PROMINENT CARD IN THIS CANVASS,
Iwili tell them fact or two, fully sub4tantlatod
by h'ftury and safe fron psrrersun in the EccUra.
a o e. sps.
III provincial papers now without Editors on nc
count at Ne @ g. Lou!s Convention; When Dick
CIV "'otS "o t"Muus aeses'rS9ton ~ 'aV *stGf1oan
rtesa ~ Ata, Al!etttaan, No.is Nv s'''ly
ns1e @ ks4aT'npiea' . mn'e~e; uo,;,h, ,I,s nv
naa ~ .nnusu ~, - nolnu ,oontHern toWA
he would llayu discovered HI. editorial
ttne 70 !is Int ~ to tic history Ut tho backpay
l." ta, tn' H.. ts, .o, hour, ~ ~. .o..,, 4, ,,.
pMLk wy ,Ass ~" t ao.s IL T.; t1E ~ s.o
nMoise1!s aaEs E1Ht, - @ s"nd ~" "oe,nt.s sea
M M 1 IL Hnrs " s4,,C ev ~
IN un s r ~ ~ ttss hf 1, ea.us ~
ss II Mae n.tG ~. aH"t !; Ill., snI M , G Gv.s "my % ~
% ~ h"el "n f @ @ - ".., -" % ~ M Stse III; III 10y
n,. Su tT @ tavtihIt h r. ] y & ~. "i,u, , - h .nt a
~ ~ SH,,n s r. fa.n. a, Ike
., ~, u lug a "0 ~ .A'ua ~ ao
!ncteafu m"isn nun WYE nssa u.etLsscu I hl pu"-
y any Wo.n M ,, nsI IL at e. - 1,en Wt
eha' 'he P"J 'aunu" ,1' w ~. ..ssW .. -, w. o"s
,, naS!s, ue 1.st. haAtaeAii, ..n
nnutna1 uSttt uemloSSttn s.nat n.' M ~ otator d ~ VI
alnust % @ ~ h ,, toeS - & W. aui uf,
@ tns IL ~" ,nrr.asa trn. ,,0+ ,,sfn " strm. IT,.
;. n. ~, ~. at .ssh,. maI w ~ t1 @
% " ~, y; nt ~ ~. nnni,,n no n1'S. M
II3 SfIt13 - n,dstn nln ~ ~ s+rrt ssvnu,srt -
,p'1,',an" nncver any rot ~ ,"s * ss,,ns,
nnsof tam "een rs ~ " & @ - MS s ,h naxu ee'utG @
SaaeM, c "ns ~ ,Mu nau'. ~ ~ .u5 nSaeIt Az.
ncs.uea n1a @ ~ m*s n.t!s "iaatn
nu"!s, h,Ii ~ @ .ht i,
Rst outos1 w asesay ~ sens 'ntu
inatH y! eluqueMsst Anu ~ eunsta1s snttun y. ~.
vsYa tnth!ns nc streah III tae Tsestlon o. ~
kentNc1y constituents, my nassca INC 'sAiasy lii
crease, haeK'pay nlosls'9oM ~ anu w.
- WtAt " tae HUNS ~ s9nsut'sHes. h.u Wlea
o s sae 81 Was oy I tbs
h'ea "eso ''uha ~ sm1 s,ya al,s',ntveIo"o .M,,.,
, 1876-06-28
RESOLUTIONS.

TIE PRESIDENTIAL TERM.
Mr., Mil(rt nt Scbylska-Ht7. President. havc
the hnnog 10 introduce document hero In tho IN.
turd ot Il petition tre::, my constituents, which
nsk be rctcrtcd to the CumIni:tce on ftcso1usons.
The Chntr-Withoat objection tho petition viii
he 80 referred
Tt.t,ion to N. Nn''onct Conrennon. Dated al
Dtuahn, ,I.n< %. 1s7g; 1oi CHrs or n Nt;
Selru.kn. l;cius deeply lmnrntscu with the hrlfcl
ll.at u chauEu In Tic Constitution Ut tl,t CnItel
s,atcs extending thy 10 tix Xsarr
tsu IL re,cies,oo, s' i lnal.pcn.ahle to sfSstSsl
's" IT, Sd S ana
rrspeetfuily nl urgently request that this propn.i
tim he placrd hrforc shr rc"ptr ~ plank IN the
platform. nut, fustl,crr,usc That the numerous
lbs Mar liz nhuirltd hNd MI salaries bu regulated
il, arc,rat,ec Will The reduction in money or Cir
bic lehman 1nareal distress tha is npus tic entire com,
~ ~ i. wAEuLEr,
-..... And thirty others.
Mn. HAYES NEeoLuTtuN.
The following resolution u!lcscd BY :, s. Hayes,
outiuns. without helm, read to thc Convention;
With tho sraH!s1esA and caIidns to be expected OF
yrea. party eocyal witt hu lsp"hlis nml s".na-
Firsf--ro fur.hcr incrcasc Of tho public debt,
and N the demand meter Vi the Government which
ncnt.
is.eo7I-Thc interference with tic operation Of
tho 1we Of trnc by Legislative fayors tn my ciass
Or ~ sseEicsa change. IN tho MEASURES u value
T..hd--ro the resumption CLAUSE Of tile net of
1875 which subjects the country Ia rcaft Of par.
nlyst. md depression without The hnnc Of my
good rcsn1t, nni threatens tho destruction Of oNr
industries and tic ruin u people. ~ Immediate
repeal is demanded hy every consideration Of sound
nolicy. We also declare Iii favor OF:
Frst-st,'ct ,ua:ncnanceH = 9t The bubble la!th md
INV an tho pledges We havc u'as!c orr creditors.
s<ronI-An early relarn 10 ths spcc!e ST standard nd
sumption III coin nr Cnh hnnd. Of our demand
notes. with proper provision for their rcleAuc.
1hfrtf--Cnntinnance af nnr lr.al-tcnGcr laws,
nnd Of the soluInc nj national currency With
ont imitation contraction. leaving aur n.crel'antt
n,nfucturcra and labcrerA frcn to prosecute their
lawful sntc1nri~e without fear ot Injury from the
from Inc effects VI mtsruIr. an tsd tcgtstntton.
restore tile general prosperity, md secure to lu-
Gut IT. }ast reward.
Tie Secretary then nron request rcannonnced
the linus niad rtarcs Of meeting ns the various
Committees nnu the Convention took recees until
5o'clock +. III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-17
seventh Ballot In Detail.

Alabama-Blaine, II; Bristow, 3.
Arkapsas-Blaine, IL; Hayes, 1.
Calffornia-Blaine, 6; Hayes, 6.
COlorado-Blaine, s.
Observation-Disclosures ristow,7; Hayes g.
Delaware-Blaine, 6.
Flor1da-Blaine, 8.
Georgia-Blaine, IL; Bristow, 1.
llltnois-Blaine, 80; BristOw, 3; Hayes, Q.
When Indiana was called, Mr.. Cumback
took the platform and Withdrew the name of
Mr.. Morton. Indiana-Bristow, 8; Hayes,
25. Immense and long continued applause.l
Iowa-Blaine, q.
Kansas-BIaine, 10.
When Kentucky was called Mr.. Harlan
Withdrew Mr.. Bristows name, and cast
Kentucky's vote, "a, for Hayes.
LouisiaDa-Biaine, II; Hayes, 2.
Maiue-Blaine, Ia.
aryland-Blaine, 10.
Observation-Disclosures 8; Hayes, 81.
Michigan-Hayes, p.
Minnesota Blaine, o; Hayes L.
Mississippi--Hayes. 16.
Missouri-Blaine, 20; Hayes, 10.
Nebraska-Blaine, 6.
Nevada Hayes, 6.
New Observation-Disclosures Z; Hayes, 8.
New Jersey Blaine, II; Hayes, 6.
New York-Hayes, 81; Blaine, 8.
North Carolina-Hayes, 20.
Ohio-Hayes, a.
Oregon-Biaine, 6.
Pennsylvania-Blaine,3 81; Hayes, "a.
Rhode Island-Blsine. 2; Hayes, 6.
South Carolina-Blaine, Z; Hayes,
Tennessee Blaine, 6; Hayes, Is,
Texas-Blaipe, 1; Hayes, Is.
Vermont-Hayes, 10.