The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-28

tion, and the other as a Committee on
Credentials. Therefore submit that it
Il in order to call the States for the re-
port Of a committeeman on credentials,
and committeeman on organization
1t belongs 70 the States 70 name them.
The Chsir-The Chair will state that
the secretary of the Convention has been
directed to cali the roll of the Conven-
tion.
The gent tenan from Pennsylvania
moved the vote by which the resolution
Was adopted be rsconsidered.
Mr.. Doolittle, Of WisconsIn-Mr.
President believe what the gentlemsa
from Pennsylvania desires and suggests
will expedite al this business
and probably prevent any fur.
ther recurrence of it in the future. 1t
is that we have 8 reading secretary tenn
porsrily appointed, so that that the reso
sion read from the Chair may be heard
all over the house. Our excellent sec
retary fails in ths. respect to be heard in
all parts of the chamber. have heard
the name of Mr. Harrington suggested.
The Chair-The gentleman Is out OF
order. A secretary has been elected and
the gentleman Is not IN order.
Mr. Doolittle-By leave of the gentle
man from Pennsylvania, made the
suggesticn.
The Chair-The question is on the no
ton OF the gentleman from Peausyi-
vania to reconsider the vote Just passed.
J The motion was lost.
The Chair-The Secretary will call the
roll
The Secretary then proceeded with
the call of the roll for the appointment
of the committee on Credentials and
Permanent Organization.
Mr.. Carroll, Of Ter nessee-l desire TO
offer the following resolution:
| Resotred, That the committee Just
named be instructed to report at O'Clock
this evening. and that when this Con-
vention adjourn it be to that hour.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Smith, of Illinos-I offer the fol-
| owing resolution:
Resoiged, That committee of one
delegate from each State, to be selected
by the delegations thereof, De appointed
to report resolutions, and that all reso-
lutions in relation to the platform of the
Democratic party be referred 10 said COM
nittee without debate. Adopted
Mr.. Weed, OF New iork-Mr. Chair.
man, move ths. this Convention do
now adjourl until i've o'clock.
| The CdGrmsn-Wiil the gentleman
from Ney York be good enough to With
draw his molten until the Chair makes
an announcement.
The Caair-The Chair desires to
state that he is requested by delegates
from tile Nomans' Rights National Con.
vention, to state that the representatives
Of that organization are here, and cesire
-about ten minutes to make 8 statement
to the Convention. Cries of hear them
hear them
: The Casrr Without objection they
will n6w ,e hea-!. TIE C0slr will ap-
point Mr. Tweed, O. New York and Mr.
SmsiIey. oF Vermont. Il COM mnit;ee TO es-
cort toe LsdGes 10 the . ,Ltorm Applause
and lsugbter
-. A delegate President -
The Chair-No motion is IN order; n
lady ha. the floor Laughter
Several voices -Mr. President
The Casir-The gentlemen will take
| their se.ts the Chair mas stated that n
adv aas the door The Cnalr has the
Donor to present 70 the Convention Miss
| Phoebe C. zen, OF - Louis Applause
/ \ delegate rise 70 poilt Il order
The Cnsi--The gentleman - out Of
order and " i take MS sea: immediately.
The same ieleg gste--Cant | make 4
point Of order
The Cnair-No, .ir; lady has the
door. aud 40 point Of order Is N order.
rCres of "Hurrah tor the Chsirr
Miss Cozzers hen .teppe'i forward and
selivered an address up,n tne question
Ut woman suffrsg', which "a. respect
| IL ~ received.
The = haIr-The Convention hss heArd
the memorial, and the chair vii! enter
! .a,n motion II. ~ what disposition II
| will MAKE OF L.
Mr.. McCiernsnd. Of iliiaois-I move
! that the memorial D. referred 10 the
! COMMITTEE on Resolut ons tor their re-
| pelt.ul consideration
| ne NlhlT- w tL+.DuL tOltNelDb, L4'
resolution vii. BE- eierred, under the
rule, As moved by the gentleman from
I Illinois. The Secretary Of the Conv en-
lion will call the roll Of the States. and
As each State Is called, toe chairman Of
| its delegation VIII send the name Of the
deIegst.. appointed By MS delegation
| upoa the
| Committee on Resolutions
70 the Secretary.
TIE Secretary then called the roll for
the appointment Of a Committee on Res
olu,:5ns with the following result:
AlaDsms, Leroy P. Walker; Arkansas.
! ). v. Msngen: California Joseph ).
H.ys-. Colorado, +. J. Marshal; Con-
recticur. Z y. Hubbard; De!swsre, Gso.
GREY, F.,rIiz, Jonn Westcott; Georg 8,
c. z. Ho~ell; liIinois, John A. Nc
! Cleraard: Indiana D. w. NDrhees;
Ioxs. II n. Trimble; ksns,s Thoma'
s. DAVIS; Kentucky, ALVIN Duva!li
! |. al. aaa- L. Il, Mari; Matte, David K.
tHr,ing., Maryland George Fresr;
M...scna.cls.. EA~Ni Avery; Mchi
gar. W l. B.rc-ot Minnesota, Daniel
Buck, Mississippi, \ VI Clayton. Mis-
souri, & Il hardin; Nebraska, George
l.. Miller; Nevada, A. c. EiIisi New
Hsmpshi.e, G. L. b ey; New
Jer.ey. joseph W. Istas; New
York. William Dorheimer; North
Ca-olios Thomas L Chingmsn,
Oaio, Thomas Ewing; Oregon, NJ. c
Brown; PENS wanna, Malcolm Hayei
Rhode Island, Willism b. Beach; South
Ca-olins, samuel AcGOrm.n; Tennessee,
John c. Bro~n; Texas, Ashbei Smith;
Vermont. james Il Williams; Vrginis,
John A. Meredith; Wesi VlrglsIA, John
JiD Davis; wiscos.in, Alexander Mt
chell
Tn. following resolution offered BY ).
;. Hsyne-, OF Limos, sAs referred 70
10 the Conmii:ee on Resolutions vithOuE
being rrsd 70 the CouventIon: WIKI lhe
. f-~nkness and csutOr 70 b expected OF a
/ erea, parsy ceersl With The repablle and
( toanded on lie eternal PrlDciPles OF
truth and iGst,oes we declare oor oPPo'i-
( tIon.
/. To = further increase Of the