The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-06-24

The Chair-The delegate is answered. The ques-
ton is. shall further proceedings upon'the motion
nent Organization be postponed until after the
Convention has acted upon the report of the Com
The motion was carried.
General Young-Mr. President, I am directed by
desk.
The Chair-It shall be done. The Convention
will listen to the report Of the Committee on Gre
dentials.
The Secretary read as follows:
To the Chairman and Delegates of the Democratic Ma
Your Committee on Credentials begs leave to
submit the following report
from the State Of Mss.achusetts-the one known
as the Faneuil Hall delegation; the other, as the
made by the delegation to the Committee. on Gro
%dentials, we unanimously recommend that both
ton, tho united delegation to cast the vote to
which the State is entitled. tApplause.l
delegations from the Twenty. sixth Congressional
District of Pennsylvania, We report that the sitting
New York-Your committee has carefully OK
upon the contested case from the State of New
York. 1t carefully and patiently considered all
presented by both sides. and by a singular una
nimity voted to allow the sitting members to re-
With the above exceptions there were no con-
tests before the committee, and We herewith ap-
pend the llst OF oelegates uuly entltIeu 10 seats
upon this floor.
Respectfqlly submitted. VOTING
~ Chairman Committe on Credentials.
A NoRToN. Secretary.
JOHN K. TARBoN, Assistant Secretary.
Gen. Youpg-I will allow one moment for the
views of the minority. have to. say they arc q
Mr. Carroll, of Ksnsas-Mr. Chairman, I desire
to present q minority report.
The Chair-Ehed% delegate, Mt. Carroll, submits q
minority report. Will it be readl
Mr., CacrOll-Wil you permit me to take the
stand7 .u
The Chair-If you desire to read 1t, read it.
MI. Young. OF Georgia ask that the gentleman
kansas be allowed to read his own report.
The Chnir-The gentleman from Kansas shall
Convention viii now listen to the report Of the
minority OF the Committee on Credentials.
Mr.. Carroll then took the platform and read as
follows: -.
To tho Democratic National Convention:
The undersigned members OF the Committee OF
G ine len cast fsfRse', deies reh1ss: fr rna' ts se'e State Tea q
New York, we find that the State is divided int
two factions, each having all the machinery OF 6
THE reading of the report was hero interrupted
by cries Of Louder" Kisses and yells.l e
The Chair-n spectators viii be quiet the dele
gate from Kansas can be heard by every member
of this Convention. He is entitled to courtesy
Mr.. Carroll -IContinuing to readI: N'r
We ffnd that the State is. divided into two fac
tions, each having all the machinery of a perfec
I party organization, ana cacn assuming To regular
" represent a large body Of the Democratic voter
Of that State; that each of said party divisions ha!
held STATE Go1ssnsiens 1 upq rsp,r rssnlaf fb cat stat am !
New York in this Convention, that the attitude o
Democracy in that State in 1856; that to unite tn
party at that time the National Convention d
half the votes to which that State was entitled j
that Conyention; that such action united IN
Fin tho election of a Democratic President GAI
plause-l
suit in kindred success, and we therefore recon
mend tho adoption of the following resolutions;
Resolved. That the Faulkner branch of the Dom,
cratic DELEGATION from the state OF, New 1ort =
the Shakespeare Hall Democraey be allowed to co.
said divisions shall determine its method of castin
All of which is respectfully submitted.
MIR. CARROLL, Of New Jersey,
Mr.. BERILLA, of Colorado,
Mr.. HUDSON. of Kansas.
The Chair-Gentlemen of tho Convention, 20
have heard the majority aud minority repor
from the Committee ON Credentials. What actio
Mr.. Young, of Gsorgia-The Committee on Or
dontials has spent the whole night in the invest
that Committee had been assigned this work. an
it has accomplished 1t, and we think we'll accor
COMMITTEES to demand the previous question {
tho report of the Committee. Applause and cri
OF "GOod."l
Mr.. Comptou-I second the motion.
The Chair-The previous question is demand
Mr.. Young-I am informed that under the rui
I of the House of Representatives
The Chair-You are out of order. The previo
question has been demanded and stated by t
al Chair.
Mr.. young-Mr. chairnan-
.. The Chair-You are out OF order, sir. and cal
be listened to. [Laughter.l 80 . I'd
Mr.. Young-I withdraw the demand for the p
vious question.
Mr.. Smalley, of Vermont-The demand for t
previous question has been demanded and secoI
ed, and he has no right to withdraw 1t. 49,
Thu Chair-ThA 0anttAmAn frnm NeTmlnt
right. Tho question is. those who are in favor
the previous question will say "aye.'" Those
posed mo-" The Secretary will call the roll
the Convention. Those voting in the 'afffrmati
are voting in favor of the previous question.
who desire to continue debate will vote in
negative. .E .- q
40. The Clerk called the roll with the following
h. cult: