New-York tribune., 1876-06-29
THE TRANSACTIONS IN DETAIL.
THE SPEECHES. CONFUSION, AND STRUGGLES or TIL
DAY-rnE SoNISATIoSI AND BALLoTs-GREA

THE SPEECHES. CONFUSION, AND STRUGGLES or THE
DAY-rnE NOMINATION AND BALLoTs-GRaN
DIFFICULTY IN EEEPiNG ORDER.
ST.. LOUIS, June 2S.-The President called
the Convention TO order to-day at 1loJ m There be-
ing some confusion, he said The Convention will
please come to orer we wish to have order Il would
proceed with businos ntclligeny and Satisfactorily
| say we must have order, and | VIII employ all the
means and energies with which am invested to secure
it, lApplause.w The Rev. Father Brady then offered
prayer, concluding with tho LORDS prayer.
The reading the minutes OF yesterdays proce dngs
was dispensed with.
delegate from Georgia oEeleG the following teso'u
tion:
Resorred, That this Convention inior'e the WORK OF
orm and economy OF government mangdrateI ~ the
nose of Representatives OF the United ctdtcs IN their
efforts cut down the eNreuses OF TIC oOveIniGeh shi
We express ourselves gratfd at the eos OF the Dorse
of Representatives discover and bring 20 light the
frauds long and outraceouSv pGciiced upon the people
hy the present Administration We congratulate our
c1untry that the time has come when may stop at
ronmtrv ino dsace AZ home and abroad that they are
TO meet with the punishment cue to their crimes
Mr Young OF Georgia moved 10 suspend the rules and
pass the resolution. II Was, however referred
MIR Cox of New-Yogs proposed the following resolution
for reference:
Resored That in the opinion OF this Convention. thr
will OF the people for rercnchment ~ expressed IN tho
proposition The bills passed 10y the Democratic oi-9
of representatives and now before the senate 81 ~"
on h thwarted. and that we will sustain the Congress-
men who are faithful to their nuSt in diminishing ,s',a'
agance. and repelllns senatorial ucttHon VI 0 ''
bill.
Mr.. villas of Wisconsin offered the following:
Resolre That speaking on any question, no de9lts
be allowed over i've minues ahu tn.. IN plvsgi''"s
candidates, delegate be allowed O'ef Ten minutes
Carried unanimously
Mr. Cox OF New-York-T have 10 present 20 this Con-
ventlon on behalf OF the Woykngmens Central Union o
New-York memorial expressing their views They dfe
men who have votes, intelligence, strength ana uhiy
woud not ask To have their memorial read ior VIC nave
not time ask that It may be part OF our procedures
hero TODAY and send il to the clerks desk Tor tRat
purpose.
The memorial was duly referred.
Mr. Kelly OF York; have been requested oy
some OF my colleagues on the New-fork delegation %
nrcsent IN the Convention the of some gcntemch
I'm NewYork who are opposed the nomination OF Gov
Tillep for the Presidency. Misses and cries oi se'
DOWN. ask that 1t be read, 50 that the Con'ehVn
will upderstapd the character Of tire men IN that state
who are opposed to Tlden's nomination tApp'"0
and Kisses.
The Chair decided the motion ont OF order
MOTION To BALLOT AT ONCE.
NJ uoI.ne ~ Maryland-I ask the Chair to entertain
A motion that the Convention no" proeoeu u o"'o'
fcheersl which is a motion of privilege submit tins
| motion as d matter of privilege winch 10 ai""''"
order . ,.,, ~, ,.,,a.
Senator Herman OF New-fork-"m INC seH"o
| from Maryland yield TO me for question: s"ss."
first and move that committee oe a"iy appo -
cha chair IN visit tho Committee Resolutions, ana %
inquire II they are likely soon to present tho'f re
A. thew ar. not them the gentleman from Asryano ~.
put his notion ...., r...s a