Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-04

CHICAGO, June Ito o'clock A. H.
The newspaper oil agree In saying that
the unit rule viii b voted down. and
that the convention cannot get through
its work before tomorrow night. At the
caucus OF the Grant delegates they
decided to stick II ballotins should last
q week.
1880 a. x.-Ths convention was
called to order ct 1886. conkling
moved that al members Of the oonvsn-
ton bind themselves to support the
nominees Of this convention. Motion
carried.
II A. x.-Conkling said there were
negative votes on the resolutions, and
asked for q call Of States. The roll Of
State. was ordered called and resulted in
favor Of Conkliss's resolution. West
Virginia cast three votes In the negative.
the only onss cast in the negative.
Their votes were received with Misses.
l1:l2 a. x.-Conklins moved that the
delegates who voted "No should DO
considered a. having forfeited their
rights to vote In the convention. which
motion was extensively discussed.
1la0-Conkling asked that the roll OF
States be called on his resolutions.
Delegates from Connecticut moved that
Conkling's resolution Be laid on the
table. Conkling finally withdrew his
motion.
IL .60-Ths Committee on Credentials
has been instructed to report.
Noox-Ths Committee on Rules and
Order OF Business reported in favor Of
the rules Of the House Of Representa-
tivss governing the convention.
1900 p. n. = Rule adopted that
speeches DO confined to Ave minutes.
An extra platform denouncss ~polyssmy,
oppose Chinese immigration. and sus-
goats Congressional modification Of sx.
istins treaties to remedy the evil com
planned OF BY opponents Of Chinese
immigration. oommsnds Hayes' admin
istrs,ion. and holds Il to DO the duty Of
the Republican party to harmonizo the
whole country.
l2.a5 p. x.-Loean said tia. the con.
vention cannot proceed antil 1t isdecided
who the delegates Of the convention are.
The rightiul delegates are the only ones
authorized to make proceedings lesiti.
mate.
l03 p. N.-Ths Committee on Gro
dsntisls have just reported, and recon-
mend the admission Of the delegates
headed BY Yarmouth Of Louisiana; the
admission OF Rapisr Of Alabama, who
refused to obey the instructions Of the
convention that the State vote should be
cast a. . unit; that contestants from the
Seventh Alabama District be admitted,
also that the contestants from Illinois
First, Third. Fourth. Fifth, Sixth,
Ninth. Tenth. Thirteenth and Seven.
tenth Districts Be admitted.
COMMITTEES reported against the con.
tsstants from the Ninth and Nineteenth
Districts Of Psnnsylvania; also In favor
Of District representation. instead Of BY
States ~ u whole.
1Al p. ~ Committee recommend
that delegates from Utah retain their
seats. A minority report against the
principle Of district representation In q
National Convention has been presented.
$40 ?. x.-A minority report against
admitting the contestants from Alabama
has been presented.
Minority reports against the decision
Of the majority on its report Of the CON.
test Of Illinois delegates has just been
presented. Report very long.
$40 p. M.-Ths convention has agreed
to take up the report OF the Committee
on Credentials In sections. That part
on which there was no dispute was
agreed upon.
The minority have submitted supple.