Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-25

IApplause.l He predicted for the ticket s
great and triumphant success, and moved tc
make the nomination OF English by aeclama-
tion and unanimous.
Ohio withdrew its candidate and seconded
the nomination of English, and then motion
TO nominate the latter by acclamation, as the
only candidate before the Convention, was
put and unanimously carried. ICheers.
On motion of Smith Weed of New York,
the thanks of the Convention were returned
to Stevenson for his able and impartial dis
charge of the duties of the Chair.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
On motion of Breckenridge of Kentucky,
it was ordered that committee of one be
appointed from each State to notify the
nominees of their selection. The committee
were also to invite the assistance of TIE
nominees.
At the suggestion of Peston of Kentucky,
the committee were instructed to inform the
nominees by letter and in person.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Dickson of the District of Columbia of.
fered resolution in favor of representation
of the District of Columbia and the Terri
tories on the National Committee Tabled.
Weed of New York moved that the delega-
tions of different States be authorized to send
the name of a new member of the National
Committee to the Secretary of the Conven-
ton. This was not accepted, however, and
the roll of the States was called for the pres
entation of members of said committee.
Following are the members of the National
Executive Committee Alabama, Levi Law
lor; Arkansas, John j. Sunpter; Califor-
mia, j. T. Farley; Colorado, L. NJ. Patter-
son; Connecticut, VIM. II. Barnum: Della
ware, J. c. Grubb; Florida. Samuel Pasco /;
Georgia, George T. Barnes Illinois, w. G.
Goudy; Indiana, Austin II. Brown Iowa.
NJ. NJ. Ham Kansas, Charles w. Blair !;
Kentucky, Henry d. Michery louisiana
b. +. Jones Maine, Edward w. Thompson
Maryland, A. 2. Horsey Massachu-
sets, Frederick o. Prince Michigan Ed
ward Kanter; Minnesota, P. H. Kelly
Mississippi, W. D. Martin; Missouri, John
G. Prather; Nebraska, J. Sterling Morton
Nevada, j. C. Hagerman New Hampshire,
\. L. Sullivan; New Jersey, Orestes S.
Cleveland; New York, Abram S. Hewitt
North Carolina, NJ. W. Ransom; Rhode
Island, Abner S. Barnaby; South Carolina,
F. w. Dawson; Tennessee, Thomas O'Con-
nor; Texas, F. S. Stockdale; Vermont, ID.
p. Smalley; Virginia, Robert A. Coghill
West Virginia, Alexander Campbell Wis
consin, W. F. Villas. Ohio, Oregon and
Pennsylvania to be hereafter appointed.
On motion of Weed, the President of the
Convention was added to the committee to
wait on the nominees.
Resolutions of thanks to the Secretaries
and Reading Clerks were adopted; also a
resolution leaving the selection of the place Of
holding the next National Convention to the
National Committee, and making its basis of
representation the same as the present Con-
vention. Adopted.
ADJOURNED SINE DIE.
On motion of Preston of Kentucky, at
3:07, the Convention, after thanks from the
Chairman and his congratulations, adjourned
sine die.
CAMPAIGN SONG.
A trio of elderly men, apparently dele
gates, passed through the aisles, singing a
paraphrase of the John Brown campaign
song, with the refrain, "Garfeld's body lies
moldering in the grave while we go marching
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