The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
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Iowa-Geo. d. Perkins.
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LIGHTHOUSES
ThE STATES LEFr OUT AND CONTESTS.
Mr.. Frye, Of Maine.-Mr. Chairman.
notice In the call. that the Territory Of
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u'Ah was otn'''eu' An0w VI NJ feaS"n
Tor i9 omission, and therefore l move
that the Territory be called, as OF course
unless some objection be made.
Mr.. Conkling,o OF New York, emphatically
there Is objection, Mr., President, Tire.
mendous applause.
The Chair.-Mr. Frye OF Maine, moves
that the Territory Of Utah be called, what
| Is the objection?
Mr.. Conkling.-Mr. President, I rise To
a question OF order.
The Cbair.-The gentleman will state
the question of order.
MI. Conklfnp,-It IA this. The Nation.
al Committee through lis proper organ,
prepared and presented a roll on which
"a am informed. the State Of Ionsiana
for one, was omitted. "a hlssl The Ter.
ritory OF Utah, because Of a con,eet, WAS
omitted, The RESOLUTION under which
the Convention has acted, was based on
that roll. II has been calInd and / Eubmit
that il IA not In order. after the execution
oI that reSolntion to move thHt either
Utah or TomsiSnia, or anv o,her StSte or
'Territory now Ia placed nnon the roII. 1
have M yight Nj PreSident IN snask oI
tha merits Int wheneyer ma motion In
Sesnert eS @ 10 iTtah Ia in order I hev n he
baard nnon tbe merits ~ that c1rtrovsr.
Ev fYsIis and annlanseI
Tbe Chsir-The GhHir Il NJ onin;on that
tho roII raIe,ye5 n In The raSoint;ar n MAJ
has heen adnIited hv The Convsr,ion Il
tbe I solI Nil nrsnS,sI ~ he NStiouai G6m' 20
mittee and that tfie otder oi the Conyen.
Hon embraced Ia that resolution has been
eyecnted. Tine CHAIR can't hold a. n mat
teT Of order hat II ia ont I of order 1 4 .'' 10
move now 10 cali another Territory or
State. loud applause /
Chair wbothor L Is in 10 order I Tor ma M S TO
move to amend the motion by adding, as
well, the State OF Louisiana
Tie Chair-Undoubtelly.
Mr., Conkling-I do moi make that mo.
tlon, nor do | appeal from the declsion OF
the Chair, l beg TO say that IKE many
delegates around me, we understood the
meaning OF the resolution Of the gentle.
man from Maine, that the Convention
and all concerned were TO stand TO and
abide by the agreed on roll.
Mr.. Frye, Of Maine-Being member
Of the National Committee, and having
taken part In all the proceedings OF that
Committee since We h6yo been In session
In this Convention, ] desire to say to the
Convention and to the gentleman from
New York, that 1t was agreed by the Com.
roll; lGreat applause. ] desire to say
further that the Secretary ot that Com
mite, standing right by me here, says he
LETT out Utah by mistake. lGreat ap-
plause.l
Now, sir, take 1t that a Convention Of
Republicans are willing To- fectify q
mistake made by tue Secretary, tgreat
applause.
Mr. Conklingl regret that the
honorable Senator, the honorable gentle
man from Maine, who Is SO able to make
us all hear, should have made a motion
utterly misleading. II what he now saysis
true, and l do not doubt that It is.
wss Sa .t missSFs n m,kns s1sH m tbe roI Ig,e he
wopId have heard no objection rom me,
CapplauSe) aud, Mr.. President, in that
eyent tho Gonyepdon would have beard
no mouon IRON ninm, n.I,, aesaAss Mt ulat s1
waa neceSt .D0a,;a, 70 9sia ~ ~ ana aus
consent ~ tnis Ia.ua oonvynaJan wa VA " Sn ~
error had peen commineu, niIs.e, auu ,.h ,ehsetyoouy
wouIa oe Ior 1ne tees'H'@''0ti VI 'nA' e'i0s'