Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-23


kept the peace Of the corn fields. No
swarming boards canvassed the wheat
sheaves. No supervisor or deputy marshals
assisted at the gathering into the gamers No cleo
toral commission gave its blessing to the harvest.
They were the fruits of labor the gracious gifts to
the laborer of him who is the largest benefactor In
society, the high priest of the Democratic hierarchy
| GREAT DANGER.
| We have been spared one great danger since the
9th day of june 1880. 1t has been csrtain that the
usurper will not be Immediately followed by the
monarch. But the third term is postponed.
| not averted, and the real danger Is not
| in the third term 80 much as IN the he
| publican party which makes the third term
possible Bonaparte did not crown himself emperor
| till Bonapartism had corrupted France. When more
than three-ffths of any political party invoke sa-
vor of society," that party is already poisoned with
imperialism that 1t has become itself a menace to
the republic, far more formidable than any mischief
it processes to fear any danger it was organized
| to repe
| The renedy gentlemen, for this and for all
| other ills of the State, is in eternal vigilance.
This is at the price and the protector OF hbery
| This vigilance, already newly quickened among the
people from whom you come, continued here and
hereafter, is to bring victory to the Democratic
principles and the Democratic candidates-a victory
so full of hope for the republic that the melan
| choly days of November shall be radiant with joy,
and on the wings of the stormy winds of March shall
| be waited blessings innumerabe.
When Judge Hoadley alluded to the commit
| tee of Tilden and Hendricks at st. Louis four
years ago, and declared that they were then
elected, there was general cheering and ap-
plause, in which the delegates and occupants of
the galleries joined, rising and waving band
kerchiefs as they did 30. This demonstration
was redoubled when he declared that no dis
honest arbitration should again rob the Democ-
racy of the fruits of second victory at the
| polls. The applause was generously distributed
throughout the address, its points
ornoa1ad to the sUmnathv and favor.
COMMITTEES.
Mr. Martin, of Delaware moved that the roll
of the convention be called for the appointment
of committees on permanent organization, Gre
dentials and on resolutions, which was adopted,
and the clerk proceeded with tho call with the
following result:
Alabams-Wm. E. Clark on permanent organiza-
ton; VIM. Il Barnes on resolutions; Jos. F. john
son on credentials.
Arkansas-CredentiaIs Jas. NJ Hudson; perma-
nent organization, DR.. Davidson; resolutions, NJ. T.
| Emery.
credentials, W. H. Frost; resolutions, Everett q.
| Mattox.
| Colorado Organization, John +. Humphreys;
credentials, c. b. Ayer; resolutions, @. S. Thomas.
| Connecticut Organization, Owen B. King; Gre
dentias, Ralph Wheeler; resolutions David A.
| Wells.
lutions, Geo. II. Blk; credentials, A. B. Robinson.
| Florida-Organization p. g. Linear; credentials,
| E. NJ L. Engle; resolutions Eben 7. Howell.
Illinois Credentials, Perry H. Smith, orgsniza-
| ton, Charles Durham; resolutions, Melville W.
] Fuller.
Indiana Organization, Hon. James E. Mcdonald !;
| credentials, Hon, VIM. +. Niblack; resolutions,
| Hon. John R. Ooffrath.
Iowa-Resoutions, John D. Irish; credent ials,
| Thomas ]. Potter; organization, E. D. Fem.
| Kausas-Organization Gen. George q. Rogers
| credentials, Edward Carroll; resolutions, John r.
| Goodwin
Kentucky-Or Organization, VIM. Lindsey; creden-
| tials, j. W. Hay; resolutions, Henry Watterson.
Louisiana-Crede F. NJ. Ealy; resolutions,
| E. A. Burk: organization, W. McOran1e.
INSTRUMENTATION, Simon s. Brown; resoIu-
tions Archibald NJ. Nichols; credentials, Arthur z.
| Wall.
Maryland-O Organization, Wilmot johnson: Gre.
denitals, s. Victor Bowman; resolutions Charles j.
Massachusetts- Organization, Jno. P swiney;
credentials, Hon. Jno. K. Tarbox; resolutions, Hon.
| Charles Levi Woodbury..
Michigan -Resop opnons. r. Foster Pratt; organ
izaton, Byron S/Stout; credentials, Isaac e. Kins-
more.
Minnesota Organization, J. @. Pierce; resolu-
tons, w. W. McNair; credentials, n Z. Wells
Missouri--Crodentials, W B. Steele; organization
Gibbon Campbell; resolutions, Joseph Pulcifer.
Observation-Disclosures W.Pollack; organization
J. Sterling Morton; resolutions, George L. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures, Mat Capavan; organization,
Geo. Storey; resolutions, A. G, Ellis.
New Hampshre-C Credentials Hon. Hosea W.
Parker organization, J. W. Drees; resolutions,
Hon. Harvey Bingham.
New Jersey-Oredentials, Hon. Lawrence Phil;
organization, Rufus Blodgett; resolutions, O. Meyer
Zurick.
When New York was reached in the cali, and
upon the clerks commencing to announce the
names sent up to the desk, John Kelly arose
amid shower of hlsses mingled with yells and
cries of ''sit down." etc.
The Chair-The sergeant at arms will pre-.
serve order. The chair cannot recognize any
one but delegate.
New York-Permanent organization, John
Forst committee resolutions Rufus W.
Peckham; com mttee on credentials, S. NJ. Weed.
The Chair-The secretrry will call the next
State.
Mr.. Haskins of New York-Mr Chairman
(cries of ''sit down, sit DOWN.
The Ohair-The sergeant at arms will pre-
serve order. Gentlemen claiming to be dele
gates must be heard first. cloud applause).
Mr.. Haskins-Mr, Chairman, want (cries of
sit down, put him out, and order).
The Ohair-North Carolina will speak next.
(Applause).
North Carolina-organiza ]. s. Henderson;
credentials, John Howard; platform, A. NJ. Ward
well.
Reorganization, W. E. Hoyne; credentials,
r. s. Shields; resolutions, Z. j. Kinney.
Observation-Disclosures, A. Nuetner; organization,
T. B. Hogan; resolutions, John Meyer.
Pennsylvania Organization James P. Riley; res
olutions, Louis O. Cassidy; credentials, W. b.
Sowden.
Rhode Island-Organization John @. Dempsey;
resolutions, N. Panslike; credentials, VIM. Feston.
South CaroHna-CredentalS, L. Devl; orgen1za-
tion F. W. Dawson; resolutions, T. g. Barker
Tennessee-Organization W. II. Carroll; creden-
tias, T. NJ. Jones; resolutions, John A. Mckinney.
Texas-Organizatin, Thomas M. Jack resolutions,
John Ireland; credentials, B. 81. Bassett
Vern nont-Organization, D. M. Reddington; reso-
lntions, G.. s. Waterman; credentials, j. H. Will
hams.
Virginia Credentials, VIM L. Royal; organiza-
ton, VIM. Terry; resolutions, James Barbour.
West Virginia Organization, B. F. Harlow; Gre
dentials, W. L. Wilson; resolutions, j. II. Goode.
Wisconsin-Organizaton, Earl p. Finch; resclu-
tions, Thomas r. Hudd; credentials, Joseph Rankin.
The Chair-Gentlemen of the Convention:
have been requested to announce that the COM
mittee rooms are prepared in the rear of this
hall for the meeting of the three committees
Just selected and they are requested to meet
for the purpose of organization and such other
business as they may choose to transact, i'm
mediately after the adjournment of this con-
ven tion.
TERRITORIES.
Mr.. Wattersen-Mr. Chairman, hold in
my hand an application from the delegates of
territories, asking for recognition and seats in
this convention which desire to have referred
to the committee on permanent organization,
with the request of the committee that 1t be
favorably considered.
The Chairman-It is SO referred unless there
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