Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-08
DELAYED DISPATCHES.
RepubIIcan National Com n,it.ee,

CHICAGO, June 7th.-In the Convention
Saturday Hale of Maine moved that the roll
of States be called for the announcement of
names of members of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, which was agreed to, and
the roll was called accordingly. Alabama
named Paul Stroback Arkansas, S. w.
Dorsey California, Horace Davis Colo
RADIO, John l.. Routt Connecticut, Marshall
Jewell; Delaware, Christian Febiger Flor
ida, VIM. Hick Georgia, Jas. D. Deveaux
Illinois, John A. Logan Indiana, John c..
New; Iowa, John F. Runnells; Kansas,
John A. Martin /; Kentucky, W. o. Brad
ley; Louisiana, II. c. Warmoth Maine,
Wm. 7. Frye; Maryland, Jas. A. Gary
Massachusetts,, John NJ. Ford Michigan,
Jas. H. Stone Minnesota, NJ Sabin; Mis-
sissippi, George c. Mckee; Missouri. c. J..
Filley Nebraska, Jas. w. Davies Nevada,
John w. Mackey New Hampshire, w. E.
Chandler; New Jersey, George Halsey |;
New York, Thos. G. Platt North Carolina,
W. P. Canody; Ohio, w. G. Cooper; Ore
gon, D. G. Ireland Pennsylvania, j. D.
Cameron unanimously; Rhode Island, w.
A. Pierce; South Carolina, Sam Lee; Ten
nessee, VIM. Rule; Texas, not ready; Yer
mont. George w. Hooker; Virginia, Sam
Mones West Virginia, J. Mason Wiscon-
sin, Elihu Enos Arizona, r. c. Mccormick ;
Dakota, unable to agree District of Colum-
bia, not ready; Idaho, George l.. Shout
Montana, A. H. Beatty New Mexico, S. I.
Elkin Utah, w. Bennet; Washington Ter
ritory, T. Minor; Wyoming, Jos. L. Cary.
As the two delegates from Dakota were
unable to agree, Conger moved that the Ma
tional Committee should fill the vacancy.
Conkling objected.
The Chair ruled the motion in order, and
it was adopted.
Drake of Minnesota offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That in case of the death or
resignation of any member of the National
Central Committee, the vacancy may be
filled by the appointment by the Central
Committee of the State, Territory or Dis
trict.
Naming the Candidates.
CHICAGO, June 5th.-The following are the
speeches made by those placing candidates in
nomination
BLAINE's NOMINATION BT JOY OF MICHIGAN.
Joy of Michigan, in proposing the name of
James G. Blaine of Maine, made speech
which called forth the widest expressions of
enthusiasm. He passed in rapid review the
main events in Blaine's political career, and
declared that the man from Maine was the
choice of Michigan and the Northwest. He
spoke substantially as follows:
i proposes man who has about him that
wonderful power of attraction which half a
century ago was possessed in most eminent
degree by another great man of this country,
the great son of the great State of Kentucky
Henry Clay. On Che second nomination of
General Grant in 1872 he was called upon
and traversed the country exercising his
power, his ability and his eloquence for the
cause of his country over the same extent of
this Northern territory. lie had become SO
well known, the people of the country had
become so well acquainted with him, he had
fastened them to him by attractions so great,
that in the Convention which was held at
Cincinnati four years ago he had become the
leading candidate of the Northern people for
the Presidency of the United States. He
was the fayorite candidate of the State
which I represent in this Convention. Its
delegates went to that Convention with a
view of urging and securing, if it were posi-
Bile, his nomination. He came within few
votes. of success, when, for some reason, his
column broke, and the result was another
nomination, which had not been before the
country. You all know the disappointment
you all know, perhaps, the astonishment
which was created in some sections of the
| country at that result. By the State which
have the honor to represent upon this floor
| it was considered almost calamity. To the
| individual members of the Republican party
OF that State they felt it almost as a personal
blow. But while lie might have been disap
pointed, reasonably, in the results, wher
! the canvass came and whea the fight was