, 1876-05-25

He&1 from acFcfal lips. Tho resolutions Et47
dr. d, a. being out at order.
- ale waiting for tho Crcdenttsl COMMITTEES n
r- T., busness appeared to drag, and Gen, JeAa
= Fcphenaon waA called on for 4 SPEECH, but ds.
= I'd. Al this junctute. Gen Hewitt, Of M.
! a. tossed In .-..
>: a SNAIL FfnEBRAwp
the shape of the following resolutions:
&y.asr,i That no Federal oIce holder shall 1t
1nttiee delegate to the Republican National
Gonssntton etthc. from the District IN which they
Ths was received with yeils, stamping Of foee,
Col. Enn Horn offered a. an amendment:
Hesotrtd. That all delegates appointed By this
Convention shall pledge themselves not 10 accent
otlcc during the succeeding administration tAp-
Capt, 'Dnnn propo'cd to amend 1t still further:
Htroirtd. Tint such delegatcs sha!i not accept
.s."ni'oa On tie !aGs. lnt m"tion to = .n.pead I'D
9s ,nIe. " whish ,t 81 81 should 50 tho
Nr. Anrtin. Of Da.es. did nos % p!opote to let tho
matter @ fr9p here, and 'n,rndnecd the following:
h"cantc man holds a position undcE tho Gen.
Tlie rt.0ntun was finally rntca down.
COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS.
" II. bay fntrtfcrcd with the cnurse OF &Hatr3
tome~iat by introducing resolution indorting
ttc ptore u tir milton wonIi t,afI his nomination
NJ attihtinaatl with pleasure. md give him hearty
rnrpor' |esy slight applause followed the read.
u. u. Kn.srll. Of Crawford introduced The fol-
loving, which met with npplausc from sli paris Of
Etaoir<d. That in james G. Dla!ne re recognize
pa.sa"i'e TatsSMal: n'an whom tho pcoplo Of
honos. end who wunli ail tic psssidcns's cl,air
wttt credit aud ability.
a sc.n1ati",i complimentary to Secretary Dststow
\ nstt"n lint no delegate should vote on proxies
foE county in which he ,iit not fye VA. raed oat
Mr fey aeesd hos 'iasisS ss hai no pse pFux
GEH. !. Fl. nEypEnsoy.
Tho Committee m Credentials ettll tasrytng.
speech. fu hauoron. way he anuhtd the ton
prominently named fur the Presidency. Mr.
l'la!nr war one Of the oldest and hest tncn In
Arn"rea: II lie thnuld be nominated and elected
ai rai IL tic sciltu and learned to ess esina's IT,
s soaa down ' a. s'fst i III rumos
against :hc character Of Morton: Bri:tow Wa onc
,s e ss oi teys agss; and ao@ h s.sso s Sns M
laws. Hayes was another good man. Conkling
was little nrist"cratic IN his movements, but
wn, called for but faile4 to respond, having Dr..
parted for town when the rpcechifying commenced.
POSTMASTER FfLLEY
on motion, wat invited to -penk: lie said he vas
glad to meg; Republicans IN the A.rc1nbly.'oou
h"ut IL. nar.hned @ III lie anes % cisgatian i that
ard. bearer bu i he went 10 the Cincinnati Con-
ycntjon. he -honll 20 with determination to sup.
! posf tho nunsince.
AFTER nEcEss
] Col, c. 4. Sewcomb offered the following rc.oln-
W.. the RsnnhlIcnns of Missouri. in convention
assembled. declare ncw faith III the patrotrni md
Staics. asd remember With gratitude hir dietin-
EuI.hcd services IN the preservation of the tniou
any brari,c IN thu way ot instructions to drccatcA
I" Cincinnati he op},orrd1s' Il looked tn third
'e!r Meeh, ~ na rrktnhafg sa 'sd1 sha. tho
resolution was o,,t If ordcr. .tot Ean Hurn raid
Mrpn5eanq C"nysnon Was apaI No to
t lndorse the administration Of GEN. Gract, who
!.a4 done more than any o'sr ps5.on for .Gs conn
Mctiinn'* rad he would nut orp6ec the resolution,
| but tic wanted tic rules observed. Mf. f!nyers
and said Grants Administration had b.en tho
| noutr.t the country hnd ever known.
9n nad h IN gng es s ee.5 fsne
term. no. no. Tories Of 'Qucstlon. u The rcs<'-
| futon was adopted.
The Republicans Of Missouri. In convention as
scn,ble, lcclnre our principles as follows:
l. We are for the nnlty Of Tue nation and th q
tutt rights f the states for the tull rccuncliatie
and enduring harmony q all ecctions; for the H.
"
.h cunstitutunal rights Of every citizen: fur tie
II tic rcpahlIc; for thorough rettenc'l.
pp%urr. aud punishment Of, i'uhIc frauds; sDa
official di.honctty; Tor maintaining untarniehcd
the national credit nnd honor tos .oand eusseney
common schools AbrolutcJ free from scctaEtan !-
] 1lueuccs.
-. =. We charge the Democratic party with being
r. same Il shasneter and slirt a wen it tym!s.:
THIRD Wit, tTenson; Is; With making tts cor %
s an . III The Ssona M
the sentiment Of nnrrpcntrnt rehell!oh With scn-
ing Union toid!rrs 70 Che rear and promoting Con-
Sti'sHh,t's i hs Governntsnt 10 % viii s Ssssns eqasIly
talse and imbeci!r. upon tho .osesnhadow'Is
tiec by its partisan acknowledgement and obstsuc-
tiun Ut investigation; With proving Itself through
liz period OF ascendency III the Lower liouse ~
Government; and VIC WARN the country. again.
trusting party thus an~osthy aHd ,neapahls.
ss II x sts ns
Eensral Government should not pas into The hat~il
that sought to lcstroy It, and all who seek puts
and economical administration BY honest aud eapA.
sdcrate co'opesatton for the ptoMotlon OF thas$
ends.
| f1om jefferson City shows that. Of the twents.tl
delegates from Congregational Districs. ths;ce ars
for nlainr. eight for Morton. three for H!lts1.t,
nue for tiaye.. and one for Cnnklng. " the .el.
es:tes. at large two for Dsiata", cue for Nos.
ton. snd one unkuown.
MINNESOTA.
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
| Special ntspdlch 10 7n< Tribune.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, May :,4.--The compsouus.
proposition Of the Davis wing last night uaa
Motililel this mor1hng by thu Ramsey men to