National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-03

CHICAGO, June 2.-The committee on cro-
dentials organized and adjourned until p m
The Grant men moved that Is. +. Tracy, of
New York. be made chairman. Mr.. Chandler,
of Maine, moved to substitute the name of Nj .
Conger, Of Michigan, which was agreed to by
vote of 90 to IL. Mr.. Fessenden, of Massa-
chusetts, was appointed secretary. The COM
mittee anticipate stormy all-night session.
The committee on rules and order of business
organized with James A. Garfield as chairman
and Thomas w. Chase, of Rhode Island, secre.
tary. After subcommittee, consisting of the
chairman, i. Llcwellvn Powers, of Maine
Robert NJ. Morse, jr., of Massachusetts,; L. F.
Drake, of Minnesota; II. G. Carter, of Missis
sipp; General George IL. Sharpe, of New York,
and A. ]. Turner, Of Wisconsin, was appointed
TO draft rules and regulations to be submitted
TO the committee tomorrow at 0 O'clock, the
committee adjourned until that time
The committee on resolutions organized
with Edwards Perrepont, of New York, as tn o
chairman and r. ID. Edwards, of Nevada. socre-
tary. After hearing the delegates from the
national womOn's suffrage convention in favor
of resolution in the national platform favor
ing wOman's suffrage, the committee took II
recess until evening.
The following is list Of the committees in
full:
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.
Benjamin S. Turner, Alabama; o. p Snyder,
Arkansas John Mansfield, California; John A.
Ellet, Colorado; John NJ. Douglas, Connecticut;
Christian Febiger, Delaware; B. ]. Shipman
Florida; Madison Davis, Georgia; Richard
Whiting, Illinois; j. j. Todd, Indiana; John
W. Sharp, Iowa; s. S. Benedict, Kansas; Nor
ris C. Hutchins, Kentucky; l.. G. Dawnes,
Maine; Charles T. Westcott, Maryland; Will
lam b. S. Hopkins, Massachusetts; H. G. Wat
kins, Michigan; J. V. Daniels, Minnesota;
james Hill, Mississippi Luther @. Slavens
Missouri, V. l.. BORROWER, Nebraska; e.
Strother, NevNda S, w. Hale, New Hampshire;
James Gopsil, New Jersey Henry r. Pierson
New York; Rufus Barringer, North Carolina;
Alphonso Hart Ohio; o. p. Tompkins, Oregon;
Howard j. Recder, Pennsylvania; Amon r.
Goodwin, Rhode Island; w. j. Whlpper South
Carolina; w. L. Cato, Tennessee; w. Ii. Hokes,
Texas; Henry 9. Bclden, Vermont; H. Clay
Harris, Virginia; J. II. Riley, West Virginia;
William Il. Carter, Wisconsin; George L..
Schoup, Idaho; Robert Il. Fisk, Montana;
William Breeden, New Mexico; V, l.. @. Silvas,
Utah; Thomas L. Minor, Washington terri
tory; w. A. Carter, Wyoming territory.
No one from Arizona, Dakota and District
of Columbia appointed on this committee.
Louisiana Is omitted on all the committees.
COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ORDER OF BUsI-
NESS.
j. II. Thomasson, Alabama; j. II. johnson,
Arkansas t. A. Davis, California; Nj. NJ. Nee
grove, California; Daniel Chadwick, Connec-
ticut; Benjamin Burton, Delaware; James
Dean, Florida; II. d. Lock, Georgia; Andrew
w. Metcalf Illinois; Bryon w. Langdon, In-
diana; l.. NJ. Clark, Iowa; George II. Case
Kansas; w. Godfrey Hunton, Kentucky;
Ilewellyn Powers, Maine; Jacob J. Weaver, jr
Maryland; Robert NJ. Morse, Massachusetts,; j.
II, Chandler, Michigan; Il. Il. Drake, Mime.
sofa; II. C. Carter, Mississippi; Thomas b.
Rodgers, Missouri; j. l.. Mitchell, Nebraska;
w. w. Bishop, Nevada; james G. Sturgs,
New Hampshire; G, IL. simnickson,
York; o. IL, Blocker, North CarOlina
James A. Garfield, Ohio; ID. G. Ireland Oregon;
William II. Armstrong, Pennsylvania; Thomas
w. Chase, Rhode Island; Charles NJ. Wilder
South Carolina; ]. NJ Cordel, Tennessee; Will
lam Chambers, Texas John b. Mead Vermont;
w. Il. Watkins, Virginia; A. @. Moore, West
Virginia; A. j. Turner, Wisconsin; j, S. Vos.
burg, Arizona; G. f. Mccoy, Dakota; John f.,
Cook, District of Columbia; George l.. Shoup,
Idaho; Henry NJ. Blake, Montana; William
L. Ryneson, New Mexico; none from Utah.
Thomas H. Brents, Washington territory;
none from Wyoming territory.
coMMrrTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
Isaac HQyman, Alabama; Powell Clayton,
Arkansas; Greed Raymond, California; George
Il. Clark, Colorado Samuel c. Fessonden, Con-
necticut; James r, Loaand, Delaware; Joseph
II. Lee Florida; Edwin Belchor, Georgia;
Green b. Raum, Illinois; b. X. Higrenbothan,
Indiana; j. s. Clarkson Iowa; B, F. Simpson,
Kansas; Richard b, Stoll, Kentucky; A. A..
stroul, Maine; William j, Hooper, Maryland;
Charles r. Goldman, Massachusetts, Omar D..
Conger, Michigan; T. NJ. Ssbin, Minnesota F..
NJ. Libbey, Missssippi; Harrison Il. Hascr,
Missouri; N. w. Passenger Nebraska;
NJ. D. Foley, Nevada; William E. Chand-
Ter, New Hampshire; Chellan Robbins,
New Jersey; Benjamin +, Tracy, New
York; George W. Price, jr, North Carolina;
Warren NJ. Bateman, Ohio; John II. Mitchell,
Oregon; john Cessna Pennsylvania; John p.
Sanboin, Rhode Island; William N. Taft,
South Carolina; J. NJ. Thornburg, Tennessee;
Webster Flanagan, Texas; John w, Stewart,
HoaaU' H[sUD West Virginia; Edward San sanderson,
Wiconsini R, O. Mccormick, Arizonai Porter