, 1876-02-23

each delegation, tho remarks To DO RESTRICTED to
fifteen Minutes.
Or motion Of Mr.. Thompson, 1t Vas resolved
that t,e different States hero represented dcs1r-
,nRly ME. Mccormick, Of Illinois. named Chiea-
60; Mr.. McIlcnry, Of Kentucky, Lou;bv,'lo;
btr. Banks. Of 5llasiaaiPpt. BY request. Wash!ng-
ton; Mt. Priest, Of Missouri Ut. Louis; Mr.
Thompson, Of Ohio, Cincinnati; aud Mr. Datf,
OF Tennsy,vAnia, Philadelphia.
A recefH af fifteen mtnutcs was thkert alto.
which motion was made krd carried Tint tho
Chairman prepare call for tho National Con-
ventton. TO bo submitted 10 q committee bcfore
bciug a'Ened by tho members.
Mr.. 1Ioynr. Of Illinois delegation, Was intro
dnced In accordance with tho rFaoititfon pro-
viuuslv adopted in relation 70 locating tho Ma
thnal Convention. and said thcy made no special
Tor !1s vote In favor Of lIoldinR the Convention
N chicago. Among otEer things be Slated that
Chicago could give the Convention tho largest.
md most magnificent hall on tho continent,
o. seating 2o,o0o persnna. Tho nao Of the hAlf
Will DO furnished Efco Of cxpcusc. 1Io waa
authorized 10 say that The hotels would not in
fseae" .9o l,es .. hoard o'ng TO Sue pressure:
Of ten States directly connected by .cn distinct
ra!roadss. aud containing third OF tile
electoral votes. llo in further argumeat
tho looae Republican masses 10 support the
Democratic party.
LOUISVILLE.
Charles D. jacobs, Mayor Of Louisville. then
read paper drann by the Kel lucky delegation
IN tavor OF holding iho Con sent!on in That c.sy.
Louisville fs Democratic mot opcIfR OF Dem
ocra'to state that gives 4o, 600 majcrlty,-a State
90 uniformly Democratic shontd meet with como
rev ard for her Adhce!ico to truth, right. and
Justice. Kentucky is cenra', and has no SYM
pa,hy with tho u:srAlsm Of any secsiun
Louis, ille has q hall capable Of seating 250o.
but. II neceB arr for more room. the Expositlon
peps-s being paid. Tie hotels had ugrccd to
charge unly tic usual rates. and srsur cl,izons,
1t tho hotels should be overcrowdcd, would open
their hunscs to EleatH. kentucky had no eon to
present for nomination, and Therefore tho tlo1b-
citations would be free from improper intll-
ouces. Kentucky would cheorfn1ty acqulescc
IN Whatever tho Convention might decide.
Atr. Jacobs, IN conclusion, ss Mayor Of Louis
VILE. promised that. should tho Convention
meet n that city. tue hosplta'lties would bo
such tha: every delegate tn hia return would
ftcl "a II Ac had mover left home.
Dir. C. c. Cox. of this city, on behalf of the
clttz'ns, irrespective Of ppstv. advocated WaHh-
lngton as she most appropriate place for tie
| Cun. entiou.
81. LOUIS,
Senator Bogy, opeaking In advocacy OF St.
Lotis; gaze i's 1es,ons Why the Convention
lie objected to Chicago hccauAe it Was a re-
| publican CITY. and illinois wAB not Demo-
cratic 9tato and he was afraid she wa8 welded
to hrr ido1s. A to Cincinnati, hs did not b.
lieso tho holding Of tho Convention there would
favcrahly affect the Donloc1a a:Ic roto tn No
vembor. Il Lo thought 90 he would
advocao auch b selection. 1Io had
thc mot flaternal feeling. for. LoassvlIle.
| Convention should be lie ID sonth Of The Oho
| River. The embers Of the Iate War in that State
| Nuu1d be 10. ked on az hasln9 tendency to a
l,ue OF po,,cy Of which .,orthe1n men do nut Ut
the present day heartily improve, ana thoY might
Bou1tonism; Eut as to ST. Ions. the Conycu-
| She has splendid and carac.ous accommodations.
| and hall capable Of containing 25.0oU peErons.
Taking al! thngs into consideration. ho recon-
| n,euded St. Loua aa the ccntro Of the Domo-
cratic uni, e1se.
CINCINNATI.
Judge Oliver presented Cincinnati as being tho
proper place. and beat for tho Conrel,.Ion.
Among the reasons atatcd for such selection
we're thc large Dumbcr Of hotels and wet-dnowu
hospitality OF hcf citizens. 1Heae Gayo tho fucs.
HahuFAHc6 OIL satisfactory reception. almost
without distinction Of party. Cincinnati, too, ia
and nater. mud has A hall wt,ich ALL arat from
cit sal = .i,lt,.o H. f7anra,,,. T.
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