, 1880-06-10

Il committee " Conference. ~ "o'W
Mr.. 1hcksut,, Of Town, VIM o,,pps,,l IN =. .
n!ttrn, ntIl Urges. Tint uvnrtttrsA Of n.o, ~ eu.
fuIr h.s!s SHOULD hrst e1nnnnto frs,nt aho Sthne y
Mr. Warner snil that n Communicates.
couohe,i IN respectful ]Dr,HunEc. hal Itr",, a.
70 tho othgr Convention, and TINT no fnrhatt sEat
fe obsr Gonycntu was ' bs"' f,.. nno'X 9n, i9,s N
tint this Convention Hnoull not hunIn;SS ~
VII ..r surrender (. rights by bcEalns so S,a II.
AIR. beatty sui1 thnt when men m far lost +,o,.
dignity as q, gi1lwl 81 their brl!Irs be9r ths
n afe!eg fH egisS sSn',S Tsh ths
md bsgen 9at1sessinE the Convention. por ses
nnty. aftnr ripping vigorously. jnaced o,a!ar Saa!r
enco VIM, on motion, tabled. N'"A'''
fought like ero IL Oohair q VIC tt''is ,eisdd e h"d
nl the pNrty an ha trusted TINT those rrinsinoss
sa,a xis r. not u porltsod to die bceausa of II.
,fhe Co.!ycntion then switched on Into dl..
=" A lUrrLEN1NrAnY nzronr
fr0m tho Committee Of Crcr,entials, tho nroA,o,,
i1,ES ttrn,.gho,,t being worry stormy. Tic i1iat
Wn.Gn ~ nt sh9 Gyatson dssr 10
Mr. linyt snii he had received nrty p,StF"s,in;
tickets f,,r t!'o ntlnr Con yont!on. md desired n
ssold them hack, yeIi"l u,1ut n vaicn11. ,aicn1.
sfter whie, tweIty persons jumped 10 iiseS tSois
inB tho Chnlr. e11ess~
At HiI1s'rolSr A coMAt7rEf yRon 7ua o1,,r.
CONVENTION 1"
anpearGd on tho platform und wero introduced
.Mr.. Kelou. Chalrmnn Of tho Committee. ,n.
tlloy h...i coMe f9r thu utirposo of Btc.ny what
tho Convention deslrod ind u ontertuiti uycr.
!. 4 n,cn'l,or moved that tho matter 10 refcre3
to ttio Committee hcrutofnro appointed. Tbe
lnotlon'lnylnF pruvntltL. tho C0nimlttGo fru,u
E1irtrE ttoir nhseneo. n KLlkonny- cit ,uht
took p!nco nycr tho diAtrIbntton of Tho nIs ;iftv
ttckots tondercl by tho other Convention. icarjyy
question ns laii or Tho tah!e. Aftsr waIeS sskS.
Cnnt; Mloy;;l aans dtccnback song With cioy
Upo,i invitation, Mr.. Haley. Of Missouri, snoko
briefly on tho ur:cnbnct topic, after Witch 'Iv
Conventions aho,tId come tOgotlior thuro wonhi nI
he lu lillu between tho conflicting wilrs 1nuMu
before tho crnck ut doom.
Mr. Kelly. OF Pennsylvania, said that he cnmo
here I'll tho filtcrcst Ut hAsni6t,v, and ri.yrytmi
thut q fow mon had used hnrsh Language towari
tl,e Convention inceting d ahort disuiueu iton
GEN. CHAMBERS, or rExAs,
candidate Of tho Gfepnb,cle Labor party fsr
sslt sssr a,,d h'sarSay lia was Pissssa % 1ea fo@
uons atl trs,ssos That tic sentiment Wtuii co,'-
unua 70 gtt'~ nt1I prusprt. He hetve4 that all,
ssS isro ftins ;a sw for Sno hS htInSmP spsIt # tqy
pentlons sh9''ad moot On ournion Gvcl ind il,
nsi'r,t OF harmony harmon everything would hayu
nwatea Il. rtv s III s VIZ. ss1ysa t , y,s9y
spirit ,nt cl,inl r}xhts nfd fraternity. Tho mis-
sion os tho arccIib1ck purity, he urged. was to
hal,ds OF a favored few. ' W.
~, member u'nye TINT = gommlttce Of three
request HIN to nt1ress tho Convention Ut M
S n'sy 95 g. ino,s sS ,i the seat e9r
Of ho.sor that over o6o voSs WU be- &C cut .ti In
cans Wo',ii discover that W tho G'r Sroenpaekors @ ,
Air. i,el!, Il Tyhuessee, urged tho importance
o. eolsoatsa e,i siioft Ill BEHALF Of tic carso
Mr. 'rhoinas: Chairman Of tho Committee on
Conference Of tho FArwolt 1Inll Convention,
two committees, wnrc to tho Greet TINT tho Ex-
position Convention WIS to Elv1 thon, ;D0 seats
n " ,, ennn rrnIssotatton on c9nM!ttsss; and IN
r,nrkr,1 TINT the lxpoaitlnn Convention would
~ doubt net hunestly mud f.irty OIL tho proposI.
uOns nntf peMGD would Dt1cu tn0rc reign.
Tho report OH 'collftrenct wls uceeptcl. and
tho ConvOntion adjourned until u'cluck, r. IL.
= THE EVENING sESs1ON
WIS chilled t0 order ut s"clocls by tho Chairman:
Of einb organization. lie desired to haSo liz
opinion nf to nlun,ecrs m that point,
opposed tn tho llssInndMont nt the t}reohbaek
Clubs, and believed that the uthor Convention
wS vi % %sd 1 sst Z, 9 IT, T. H spssfe5b y SEsa ;xa
sposkur believed Tint ot,o. hlif of the Democrats
would sup,,nrt tho i,n,nf,Iaes Or tho urecnn,ck
parly, providing thoy bo mua Of stainless chaF',
Mr. Iloyne, Of Chicago. had no fcnr TINT tho
meNtors of club urEanfzAtlnns would 10 ostr!a-
ess & y, tnG GqnxGt1n In !ls tanxht tho gsFiy
shlesx", a', int It Was so ate te lick @ % su, Z
tho prnppsrd agreement nIruady entered into
bctwcei, tho two Conventions.
postsl terns or eonciliat!on. ind could not IA.
n1ne huw f,Dy una canlh say tint they hhd ltst
anything by nd eljournl1,g frUtn St. Lou!s to Chi
ssS snyhK gn nn ssSt S 1Hs s ne" Wn es Sss
IN st. Louis wotc pntrInt!o lnen. ana tlo' men
who ttad mot horu wcro ttsctt titt'roxt N SRI.
putty with compromise AItt cancellation. to
urged TINT, tho tltprests ut tho two cOl,v1ntions
being idvl'tlcal, thoy should bo combined in
NaKs coxAox CAUSE AGAINST TIE nosD.
HOLDElls. 'tI
Mr.. Thomns. from tho Committee on Confer.
enoe, reported Tint conference nlli! beon nei1 '
Committee urged tho Farwelt fIalt purity to 3oin1
forces with thoni. Tho Committee hal nKreso
"pSn IT. tais WoSs enti.oa to cssr:
Committee further naid tint II tho Farwc ltnl!
would hnvo d voico In ali tho measures to bu
considered, aud besides would bo warmly "e'
Iii. Thomas said thnt tho Committee tad gono
10 Kivo tho Fnrwcll HILL people yaeo IN o tho
tn1f hot IN fayor o. s u % Sons iato @ TUT u conyst'o
ne,l,tyto his fcet. lts don,a,,,lsd iMt ss sslsTs