The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-23
ginIa. B. F. Barlow; Wisconsin, Earl
p. Fink.


| cut, hAlph Wneeler; delaware, A l
Robertson; Florida, Z. NJ. L. Engls
Georgia, p. NJ. b. Young; lllinoii
Perry II. Smith; Indiana, William
Niblack; Iowa, Thomas J. Potter
Kansas, L. ID. Carroll; Kentucky, J.W
Hayes; Louisiana, +. Mealy; Maine
Arthur Sewall; Maryland S. Vicke
Rohman; Massachusetts,, John X. Tar
box; Michigan. J. Z. Mesmore; Mime
sofa, III. r. Wells; Mississippi, Warrel
z. owen; Missouri, W. ID. Steele
Nebraska, John W. Pollock; Nevada
Matt Canayop; New Hampshire. Hose.
w. Parker; New Jersey. l.. +. Fell
New York, Smith NJ. Weed; Nortl
Carolina, George Howard; Ohio, Il. S
Shields; Oregon. A. Noltener, Pennsyl
yania, William III. Sowden; Rhode
Island, William T. Stone; South Caro-
lima, $. Dibble; Tennessee. F.M. Jones
Texas, b. II. Bassett; Vermont. J. Ii.
Williams; Virginia, William L. Royal,
West Virginia, William L. Wilson;
Wisconslu, Joseph RANKIN.
committee ON Resolutions.
Alabama, VIM. ii. Barnes Arkansas,
Ben J. Emery; California. Caleb ii.
Mattox; Colorado. C. F. Conner; Con-
necticut, David A. Wells; Delaware,
Geo. II. Bates; Florida, G. C. Yoang;
Georgia, Evan ii. Howells Illinois,
Melville w. Fuller Indiana, John f.
Coffrath; Iowa, John p. Irish; Kansas,
j. r. Goode; Kentucky. Henry Wat
terson; Louisiana, L. A. Rurke; Maine.
A McNicholl; Maryland, Charles j.
McGwinn /; Massachusetts,, Charles S.
Woodbury.; Michigan, F. Piatt; Min
nesota, w. w. MeNair Mississippi,
Z. Barksdale; Missouri, Joseph Pulit-
zer; Nebraska, Geo. L. Miller; Nevada,
A. c. Ellis; New Hampshire, Harry
Bingham; New Jersey, c. N. Zalick ;
New York, r. A. Peckham; North
Carolina, A. NJ. Waddell; Ohio, Thos.
J. Kinney; Oregon, John Meyers; Penn
sylvania, L. c. Cassidy; Rhode Island,
Michael Won Slyck South Carolina,
p. o. @. Parker Tennessee, John A.
Mckinney; Texas. John Ireland; Ver-
mont. Geo. S. Waterman; Virginia,
James Barbour; West Virginia, J. IL.
Goode, Wisconsin, Thos. r. Hudd.
When New York was called
John Kelly
rose, back OF the delegates, and asked
TO be heard. There was great confu-
sion, cheers and Kisses, and cries of
''put him out"
The chair refused 10 recognize Kelly,
and said the roll call must proceed.
John b. Hoskins also attempted to
be heard, but was cried down, the chair
refusing to hear him, and the roll call
proceeded.
Avery, Of Massachusetts,, moved that
when the convention adjourn II be to
10 tomorrow morning.
Martin, Of Delaware, moved an
amendment TO make tho hour Of recon.
yening 9 O'Clock tonight. Cries OF
"no, no, yes, yes" Martin subse.
quently withdrew his amendment, and
Avery's motion was adopted.
The Press.
Hill, Of Ohio, moved the following:
Resolred, That recognizing the great
services rendered by the democratic
press in all the state and national cam,
paigns, the secretary of this convention
Is hereby instructed to give press tick
cts to all persons who are bona iide edi
tors OF democratic newspapers who
make personal application for the same
Hill said he was informed by Secre
tary Prince that the national conyen
tion was ready to issue such press tick
cts, but he wanted the resolution
adopted.
A motion to lay it on the table wa.
made and lost, as also was one TO refel
the resolution to the national demo
cratic committee for its action. Aftel
some further remarks the resolution
was rejected.
Watterson, Of Kentucky. presented
an application on behalf OF
Delegates from the Territories.
asking recognition In the convention
which was referred without discussion
to the committee on permanent organi
zation.
David A. Wells, Of Connecticut, of
fered resolution referring to the com
mittee on resolutions, without debate
all resolutions regarding the platform
Adopted.
Adjournment.
The convention, on motion of Pres
ton, Of Kentucky, at a:05 adjourned
until 10 tomorrow morning.
Committees Organising.
After adjournment the committee oi
permanent organization recognized b,
electing Martin, Of Delaware, chair
man, Dawson, Of South Carolina, sec
retary.
The committee on resolutions electe,
Henry Watterson, Of Kentucky, chair
man.
The committee on credentials me
Immediately after adjournment, and OF
ganized by electing J. NJ. b. Young, 0
Georgia, chairman. and Noltner, G
Oregon, secretary.
John Kelly and his men met with tn
committee but were requested to with
draw.
A delegate from Arkansas objecte
to Smith Weed. Of New York, sittin