Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-07-12


for the North, for both the East an,
the West. If anything comes of oui
proceedings it must spring from th'
spirit of association and fellowship
when warned. The followers of An
drew Jackson and Silas Wright, O
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster NEE
together on common ground at last I,
wrest the government Of their affair
from the clutch of ring robbcrs-Fed
eral, State and municipal-and W,
mean 10 extirpate those wherever they
are found, and whether they be Re
publican or Democratic.
The points of the speech were em
phasized by frequent applause. At III
conclusion he introduced Rev. Mr.
Marvin, who offered prayer.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
The Chair announced as temporary
Secretary, Frederick 0. Prince, o.
Massachusetts, and L. o. Walker, o.
Iowa, and s. X. Donovan, of Ohio, As
sistant Secretaries.
He also announced Daniel Able, Of
Missouri, as Sergeantat-arms.
! Mr.. Abbott, Of Massachusetts, NOV.
ed resolution adopting the rules OF
the last National Convention until 9th.
erwise ordered.
Mr. Littlejohn, of New York, inquir.
cd IL this includes the two-third rule
Voices ofycs, yes.] If so, all right.
[Applause, The Chair answered-It
does. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Smalley, of Vermont, moved q
resolution to call the States in order
tor the presentation of credentials.
Adopted.
Mr.. Wallace, of Pennsylvania, in or
der to have Democratic precedence,
moved 10 reconsider the resolution
just adopted. He urged that the States
should name their members of COM
mittecs on credentials and permanent
organization before any other business
was done. He hoped there would be
no innovation on past precedents.
Mr.. Weed, of New York, insisted
that the resolution adopted is in ac.
cordanco with precedents. Under it
credentials are received only for refer
encc to the credentials committee. Mr..
Wallace read from official proceedings
of the Convention OF 1868 TO show the
first business was TO name the COM
mittees.
The motion 10 reconsider was re-
ected, and the Secretary proceeded to
call the roll OF States for credentials.
A Minnesota delegate moved a
resolution TO call the roll of States for
committees on permanent organization
and credentials. Adopted. The roll
was called and committees named.
Mr.. Carroll (Tenn.) moved that
when the Convention adjourn IL be to
o'clock tonight, and that the COM
mittees just named shall then report.
Adopted.
Mr.. Smith, Qll.) moved resolution
that committee Of one from each
State be appointed on resolutions, and
that all resolutions relating TO the plat
form be referred to said committee
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WOMAN soffhAoh.
Messrs. Weed, Of New York, and
Smalley, OF Vermont, were appointed
u committee to escort the ladies 70 the
platform.
The Chairannounced that a lady had
the floor, and refused to hear any pro
position.
Miss Ph@be Cozzins, Of st. Louis,
took the platform and addressed the
Convention with self-possesslon, but
her voice was too weak to be heard
many feet distant. She referred TO this
Centennial leap year, and said II was
in order not only for women to make
proposals, but to have them accepted.
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to live long, she warned them to hear
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