The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-23

own yitalitvs anu w. fho auccess oil
pend for rs future w ~ rs defeat.
its ticket or be crushed ou :,rriy 20 declare
Their duties here weie s'm .',a. one of great
psrty will. THE occasion az q I,ouis four
interest and Importance. .aa,inatjon two Of
years ago they placed " nvn r(Sreat an
the foremost men OF me usi ,s;cn n the ramc
plause.1 subsequent rep s,,o occasion OF an
o,har Observation-Disclosures Ilsina III .nssr
."..s .rJ cheering and waving isns. H. s
seats anu .v ~ we're Us certainly elected
- ,vss washington or Monroe. lonD-
d,od .nn,ause.l He denounced Tue hs.
uueu spP, 1sr,v az one Of fraud, when
ppu uv.d tne ncople out OF their cnoice, tous
unos rheir IntidcIity to Republican lhs,,
tn,,ons hnt II the Democratic party snoclu
.oa,,' no successful no cunning aeV'ce o.
dishonest arbitration should TOD .ueu, y,
liz srn,ts M their victory. lApp'ause.I
aI,boucb The Democrats failed 10 inausu.
,.a,a tSe;r candidate their cause was not
wholly LOST. They defeated the at'empt 70
s,a., tbe state government OF Fioriua, anu
M ,r.ce remained Of the carpet-oaR gov
nr,,,,on,s IN the South except SlI0,VO0,0oo
=, S,.te debts accumulated by them as a
brrdon unon the people, and the TACT mat
Jouisiana has only one righlful senator IN
Congress. [Applause'J
OTHER TEMPORARY OFFICERS.
The following we're nominated and ac'
con,ed ne the remaining temporary officers
Hon. r. O. Prince, Massachusetts, tempo
rarv secretary. Assistant Secretaries
| George w. Guthrie, Pennsylvania Claries
| Ridley. Tennessee; e.. $. Dodd, ONO; ".
M. Hall. Minnesota; Major "A. Orendon,
II,,nnis. William RI. Gill, New Jersey; A.
c. Parkinson, Wisconsin. Reading CLERKS
Neal s. Brown, Jr, reading clerk OF inc
limited States House OF Representatives,
Mark Hardin. Georgia; L. D. Walker, Iowa
Thomas s. Petit, OF the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes; Nicholas NJ. Bell, Missouri;
James f. Morrison, New York; Ii. l.. BY
an. Delaware. Sergcants-at-Arms:l Isaac L..
Miller. Ohio. official Stenographer, Ed
ward ID. Dickinson, New York.
Mr.. Beebe, OF New York, offered reso-
lution adjoining The rules OF the last Ma.
tlonal Convention for the government OF
| this until otherwise ordered. Adopted.
CREDENTIALS.
| Mr.. Martin. OF Delaware, offered resolu-
tion that the roll OF States be called for the
| G mmittees on Permanent Organization, on
| Credentials, and on Resolutions.
Mr.. Weed, of New York, moved the call
OF the roll for the presentation OF Creden-
| tials.
Mr.. Martin objected. The best way was
to send the credentials directly to the Com
miltee on Credentials. Mr.. Martins motion
was adopted.
THE COMMITTEES.
| The roll was called accordingly, and COM
mttees were named as follows:
ii attn A l.
liam T.. Clark; Arkansas, ID. II. DAVIDSON ;
California. Il. II. Thompson; Colorado,
John T.. Humphreys Connecticut, D. Is.
King: Delaware, Z. L. Martin; Florida,
| II. &. LanieF; Georgia, John S. Stewart ;
Illinois, Charles Dunham; Indiana, Joseph
T.. Mcdonald; Iowa, Il. ID. Fem; kans Us,
George c. Rogers; Kentucky, William
| Lindsay: Louisiana, q. w. McGranie.
Committee on Credentials: Maine. Simon
s. Brown; Maryland. Wilmot Johnson
Massachusetts, John p. Sweeny; Michigan,
Bryon s. Stout; Minnesota. J. G. Pierce
Mississippi. r. II. Taylor; Missouri, q.
CampbeI; Nebraska, j. Sterling Morton
Nevada, George Story; New Hampshire
| Irving w. Dreen; New jersey. Rufus
Blodgett; New York, John FoXi North
| Carolina, John s. Henderson; Ohio. Will
Es
Pennsylvania. James b. Riley; Rhode
Island, J. J. Damp>ey; South Carolina, +.
w. Dawson; Tennessee, w. Ii. Carroll ;
Texas, Thomas NJ. Jack Vermont, d. w.
Reddington; Virginia, William Terry
West Virginia, B. A. Harlowe; Wisconsin,,
Earl p. Fitch.
Committee OH Resolutions Alabama,
william III. Barnes; Arkansas, Ben. G..
Emery; California, Caleb II. MattoX; Col
orado, c. +. Conner; Connecticut, David
A. Wells; Delaware, George II. Bates
Florida, L. e. Younge: Georgia. Evan Z.
| Howells: Illinois, Melville w. Fullerton
| Indiana, John X. C0nroth; Iowa. John Z.
Irish; Kansas, J.. r. Goodin Kentucky,
| Henry Walterson; Louisiana, E. a. Burke
Maine, a. McMichael; Maryland. Charles
+. NJ. G vim; Massachusetts, &. l.. Wood
bury: Michigan, T. Pratt; Minnesota, w.
w. McNair; Mississippi, 4. Bardsdae
Missouri, J. Pulitzer: Nebraska. q. l.. Mil
| Ter; Nevada. a. T.. Ellis; New Hampshire,
| Harry Bingham; New Jersey. T.. NJ. Zu-
| lick; New York. X. w. Peckham; North
Carolina, A. NJ. Waddell; Ohio, Thomas j.
Kinney Oregon, John Myers; Pennsyl-
vania, l.. &. Cassidy; Rhode Island, Nicho-
las Van Slyck; South Carolina, p. o. G.
Barker; Tennessee, John A. Mckinney
Texas, John Ireland; Vermont. George :.
Waterman; Virginia, James Barbour; West
Virginia, j. Ii. Goode Wisconsin, Thomas
r. Hudd.
| REFUSAL TO RECOGNIZE KELLY.
When New York was called in naming
Credentials Committee John Kelly rose back
of the delegates and asked TO be heard.
Great confusion, cheers, and Kisses, and
cries OF "Put him out"
! The Chair refused 10 recognize Mr.. Kelly
and said the rollcall must proceed.
| Join b. Hoskins also attempted to be
heard, but was cried down. the Chair re-
fusing 10 hear him, and the roll-call pro-
cceded.
| CLOSING PROCEEDINGS.
Mr.. Avery, OF Massachusetts, moved that
when the Convention adjourned it be TO lC
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
| Mr.. Martin, OF Delaware, moved an
amendment to make the hour OF reconven.
ing G O'Clock tonight. [Cries OF No, no
Yes, ye'!l ...
MIR. Martin subsequently withdrew hi,
amendment, and Mr.. Ayery's motion was
adopted.
the PRESS.
Mr.. Hill. OF Ohio, moved the following
RESOLVED, That recognizing the great SER
vices rendered by the Democratic press In
all State and national campaigns, the secre
tary OF this Convention is instructed tC
issue press tickets TO all persons who are
bona. fde editors Of Democratic newspaper:
who make personal application for the same
Mr.. Hill said he was informed by Secre
tary Prince that the National Committee
was ready to issue such press tickets, but ht
wanted the resolution adopted.
A melton TO lay on the table was made
and lost, as also was one to refer the reSolu
| ton 10 the National Democratic Committee