The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-14
Geo. g. Gorham, State Executive; Gen.
Geo. s. Evans, Vice President Of Con-

ventiOn.
Nebraska-H. s. Haley, Vice Presi-
dent; l.. W. Osborne, Credentials; N.
X. Pinney, Resolutions; G. +. Bayta,
Permanent Organizations; b. G. Brown,
Il ules and Order Of Business.
virginia-R. 81. Carter, Vice Presi-
dent; j. +. Dezendorf, Credentials; J.W.
Porter, Organization; Senator j. \.
Lewis, Resolutions; Hon. Jas. b. Senor,
National Executive Committee.
Connecticut-M. j. Sheldon, Vice
President; 8. Fessenden, Organization;
j. Selden, Credentials; ]. T. Rockwell,
Rules and Order OF Business.
Utah james b. Mexican, Vice Presi-
dent; Geo. A. Black, Credentials; Geo.
A. Black, Organization; James b. Nc
Kean, Resolutions; James b. McKean,
Rules, &C.; John Il. Mcbride, National
Committeeman.
West Virginia-Ex-Governo VIM. b.
Stevenson, Vice President; Gen. Nathan
Gof, Credentials; DIR. Thomas II. Logan,
Permanent Organizations; Col. James w.
Davis, Resolutions; Col. j. +. Schlay,
Rules aud Order of Business.
Texas-E. j. Davis, Resolutions; j.
p. Newcomb, Credentials; A. b. Norton,
Vice President; r. Allen, Rules; >. d.
Russell, Permanent Organization.
Georgia-Randolph L. Mott, Vice Presi-
dent; James Atkins, Credentials; Ed
win Beloher, Organization; Henry NJ.
Turner, Resolutions; Jefferson j. Long,
Rules, &C.; James b. De Yeaux, Ma
tional Committeeman,
DaKota-A. McHench, Vice President;
Alex. Hughes, Credentials; A. Nc
Hench. Organization; A. Hughes, Reso-
lutions; A. Hughes. Rules, &c; Newton
Edmonds, National Committeeman.
Rhode Island - Ex- Governor Henry
Howard, Vice President; Ex-Governor
Henry Howard, Credentials; Charles
Nourse, Resolutions; j. +. Williams,
Rules and Orders.
South Carolina--J. J. Patterson, Ma
tional Executive Committee; Hon. s. A..
Swails, Credentials; Gov. ID. IL. Cham
berlain, Resolutions; Hon. Robt. Small,
Rules; Gen. Ii. G. Worthingtons Perma-
nent Organization; Lieut.. Gov. X. IL.
Gleaves, Vice President.
Washington Territory-T. T. Minor,
Credentials; t. L. Minor, Permanent
Organization; .Elwood Evans, Resolu-
tloils; Elwood Evans, Rules and Order ;
Elwood Evans, Vice President; Hon. y.
Jacobs, National Committeeman.
Maryland-James A. Geary, Vice
President; F. Nj. Darby, Secretary; DR..
L. Ii. Steiner, Resolutions; John 4. En-
sor, Credentials; Joseph b. Pugh, Or
ganIzation; VIM. Perkins, Rules and
Order; Charles Z. Fulton, National Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Massachusetts-Rev Paul A. Chad.
bourne, Vice President; John K. San
ford, Credentials; DR.. g. b. Loring, Or
ganization; Edward l.. Pierce, Resolu
| lions; VIM. 4. Davis, Rules and Orders
J. N. Forbes, National Executive.
LATEST PROCEEDINGS.
A resolution was offered by a Penn
sylvania delegate that when the Conven.
tion adjourns to-day, that it reassemble
at II O'clock tomorrow, and that each
speaker be restricted to twenty min
utes, or twenty minutes for two
speeches, at the discretion Of the
friends OF the speaker.
On motion Of a delegate from Rhode
Island, the matter was lett for the con-
sideration OF the Committee on Rules
and Order of Business.
Judge Dittenhofer arose and asked to
have the resolutions passed by the Ger.
man Convention held In this city yester.
day al Turner Hall, representing twenty
States, and of which Convention he was
President, read by the Secretary OF
this Convention.
A note from Herman Cooper was
read by the Secretary, announcing tina,
| the rooms OF the Y. III. Nj. L. A. were al
the disposal Of the delegates during theil
stay in the city.
Mr.. Mason, of New York, offered the
following preamble and resolution:
"Whereas, We still remember the
services OF the loyal women Of the lauG
during the war, and their fidelity to the
cause OF the Union; and
"Whsreas, The Republican party has
always been the party Of freedom and
equal rights; therefore,
bestowal Of equal political rights with
out regard to sex"
| Referred to the Committee on Resolu.
tions.
| Hon. Geo. VIM. Curtis, of New York,
arose and requested that the Secretary
be alluWe ed TO read the address of the
New York Republican Reform Club. A
vote was taken on the question, and
permission was almost unanimously
granted.
Mr.. Curtis being pressed to read the
address himself, ascended the platform
| amid deatening cheers and applause, and
| read it in clear voice perfectly audible
to the whole audience.
| On motion Of Massachusetts gentle
man all communications, memorials,
etc., were referred to the Committee or
Resolutions, without reading and with
out debate.
General John A. Logan, OF Illinois, wa!
then introduced, who, with his sonorous
tones and eloquent words, held the at
tenlion OF the audience for twenty min
uteS.
At the close of General Logan's speecl
General Joseph r. Hawley, Of Connecti
cut, was prevailed upon to mount tn
platform, but after few forcible an(
practical remarks, excused himself OF
the plea OF a severe headache.
General Noyes followed General Haw
lay in an eloquent speech.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
ization presented the name Of Gen. Ed
ward Mcpherson, of Pennsylvania, a
Permanent Chairman, aud Hon. l. n
Bean, of Wisconsin, as Permanent Sec
retary.
About 8 O'Clock last evening Mr
Blaine called for paper and pencil AM
sent the following: