The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-06-11

bill this session, but gave notice that he would
bring it before the House the first Wednesday
in December next. Anumber OF pension DiilS
were disposed of.
Summary of Proceedings of National
Republican Convention.
CONTINUED from Another Column
THIRD DAY.
The Convention was called to order on
Friday at 10:45 q. m. Senator Conkling Mt
once offered q resolution, declaring it to be
the sense of the Convention "that every men,
Der in it is honor bound to support the Domi-
and that no man should hold seat here who
is not ready to 80 agree" He called for the
yeas and nays upon the passage of the reso-
luton. and with the exception OF thr, e, dele
voted yea. Senator COnkling then
offered another resolution declaring
those who voted No Oh this resolution
had forfeited their rights as delegates, but
was persuaded to Withdraw it upon being as
sured that the gentlemen In question had no
serious designs of boiling the ticket, but only
Principe. The Committee ON Credentials not
having yet finished their report, 1t was
agreed that the Committee ON Rules should
first be heard. The Chair requested Hon. b.
X. Bruce, of Mississippi, to assume his place
temporarily. Senator Bruce's appearance up
on the platform was greeted with cheers
n nIies thau' rnad TIC. renor. Ne exnIaineJ
tSat the only snhstnn ;iaI change made
from the rules of rs was in the eighth RUE:
hha re,,ort of the minority fayOrs the reten.
ton ri The eighth rnIe ms used mt Cincinnati.
brief recess was then taken, q the conclusion
tha;r rennn-t ,Sron~h the Hon. .mar D. Con.
ger. of Michigan, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES.
The following contests are thus disposed OF:
the Fonrfh District. Smith anu Warner ad-
,n;ttaSI from the Seventh District in mace of
brigham and Mosby, Jr. Illinois the
ErSt Second Third Fourth. Fifth
Sirth Ninth Tenth. Thirteentn and Seven.
teentn districts in nlaces of the sitting mem
zen te1n'h KaSSasSTne f"ur contestins deieaates
90 odn,;tfad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Warmos,th
delegates are admitted. West Virginia-The
sitting. members retain ther seats: The
Ce NM t iay my inc caI IF the Nariora G"m
m;ttae in which the nrincipie of district rem.
resentation is distinctly recognized. Mr..
Se rsss tas sae GdS
Cook en County bolt 1T. on the ground Of alleged
frauds, etc. After a good deal OF discussion
tho CCnvention nrOceeded to consider the
action of the Committee in detail, Alabama
being first taken up. motion to
substitute the minority for the ma.
y EaYS 44iNand the minority report
was ssdonted without division. illinois was
then taken mn nnder resolution TO limit the
made q hrief aronment in snnnort of the com
,n;.tee's action iavino esnecini stress mon the
dist, ict renresentation edents of the state
mem Members, declared that the precedents ran
nn,ror,. RI tic ,,,Ia laid down in the maiori,v
report. Elliott Anthony and Emory storrs
to t,e names of Grant and Blaine
,o.re 'Le .raa no nv the most enthpIa;.
as t demonstrations by their respective
patisans eaSh side striving to t Gusdo o the
mon each dist,;ct senaratelvs and the ma
i I' renort was adopted. In the case of the
First district the vote stood stood, SIS yeas to SIS
d;Snosad nj tho Cnnvantion sdionrned unti1
H ~ y n' oi' liz "'n|e"'''i "''o'"o" "A'N
- o. " FOURTH DAY,
. ~ Cons;darotior of the tho renort of the Com.
mittee on Credentials was continued and the
lows; kansas-Ihe four con, contestants nus
MAJORITY renort' West VirginiaN
a9t.aeu t ~ roaa to sso
SnIs reRE aS w n1ss sdmfted also
a%ainst the majority report. Mr.. Garfield,
chairman t OF the Comh1ttee on hu rs
enem iho'eu snat Tue IT,, t Sp.rro ~ Naw
Soii..ee De aooptSo; MI. S fr th ren"It
Gnea tb as tha 1Tl nroceed i'm
areSoiuuon thaI tne C0nvShsi pfo SS,i,,i t
ineulateiy 10 Daiiot. COnseraote .sth ISL,
ing ensued ana speeches. OF some iens. . meI ot
ms motlon. vote Dy states upon tne au oyP
zion OF the SUBSTITUTE resuHeu-yeSss. 49, 20,
nays, 4I9; and iurtheI motlon 70 suu c ui
tne mlnority ior the ma!oilsy was 81 tI.,
wise relected. Inc ma10rIy IePols Vi m Ehe
committee on Rules was tnen aaOPteeo, Inc Inc
report OF the Commlttee on hssoiutlons "as
tnen presented Dy MI: .flerTTSpon., 90. oi
New YORK, chairman OF tne COmm.tee,
anu the RESOLUTIONS as IePoI'eI NJ 49, .n.o,.
without change, except the addtlon tnereto
OF resoiunon IN favor OF civil seIv.cs re-
FORM ana lndors1ng the aamlhistraIion VI
Presldent Hayes. The roll OF states vas tneh
called 1or the naming OF Natlonal C1aniniI.
zee composed OF one oeie&ate Irom eacn S'ate.
Inc MAN business OF Cne convention, inc