The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24
Especial to the IxTEILIaExcxR
Tl1E DkMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.

CiNlfNNATI, Juue 22.-At O meeting
of the New York delegation today the
name vi Pratt was Withdrawn. The
Brooklyn men asked till 3 o'clock "a
Snnounce their preference. The meet.
ing adjourned without any action.
ll:5O M.-The Convention is as.
sembling. The hall is crowded.
Weather clear and warm.
1910 P.N-Couventiou called TO or.
der. Judge Hoadlsy Of Cincinnati. ID
temporary Chsirman.
Judge Hoadley's reference to the
third term question, shows that The
news aper reports that Crafts name
might be considered by this Convention
were entirely without foundation.
Judge H0adley's remarks received
loud cheers when he said he would bs
neither friend or foe of any candidate
III his ratings. He said the Democracy
WAS eternal. and would not be affected
BY the success or failure OF the nomines
Ut the Convention. His reference to
the nomination Of Tilden was received
with great appliance. delegates rising 70
their feet and cheering and waving
their hats aud handkerohssfs.
He predicted success for tho nominee
81 this Convention.
The roll Of States 10 being called for
tbs appointment Of the necessary CON-
,nitts~s. sc. The rules of the last Dem.
Ucratic Convention were adopted.
When New York was reached, John
Kelly arOss, aud wss received with both
chsers and hissss. The Chsirman de.
cIipsd 70 recognise him, % being out Of
order. Great confusion. Il 10 said
Kelly arose to protest against the
SELECTION OF member Ut committees
from New York. He failed 70 make
himself heard.
l:lt F.N.-A discussion il taking
place - to extra sests for the press.
l:o0 P.M.--Wsttsrson, Of Kentucky.
presented requsst OF the Territories
tor recognition in the Convention.
CINCINNATI. June 23..-1O A.M.-The
Convention assembled. A Randall ban.
nsr WAS carried into tho hall and Va,
ioldly cdeeved.
Ex. Governor Stevenson, of Ken tucky
has bsen selected - permanent Chair
mah.
Foe Oommittss on Credentials will
report against the Tsmmany sdmi.sion
standing % 10 on the question
Ths Massachusetts, delegates have eel
tied the question Of tbs coutest ia thai
State among themselves. There 10 /
prospsut Of the business Of the Conven.
tson going aloag rapidly. today.
The National Women's Suffrage So
cisty has presented : petition sskine
drss. the rights Of individuals; and sec
ond. the protection Of thoss fighss.
1880 P.A.--Conventiou called 20 or
der. Report Of the Conamittss on Per
msnsns Organization just rscsived au,
ordered read.
Action b. the Coavsntion on the ,dop
ton Of the report Of the Commitsss o,
Organix~tion was postponed until cite
the reading Of the report Of the CON
mittse on Credentials.
The report OF the Committee on Gre
dentiAla u now being read.
The COMMITTEES on Credentials rcpor
against the Contestants in Nsssachu
cSsese0&A 49, - 8v0W8yANMUI8 800 u
VAmmany delegates in New Yort
treat cheering.
A minority report was submisted b,
Carroll. Of KANSAS, fAvoriug the admis
SION OF the sonlsseauts frun New Yori
and that thoy be allowed 10 csss 2
votes. the regular dsIsgatss caasing I
Cheers end misses. the latter predomi
mating.
The roll Of States is bsiag called o.
the question Of majority report OF th
C0mmittss. on Credentials.
The roll Of States on the adoption .
the majority report Of the Commists
ON CREDENTIALS resulted in fave. u ~,
ting The question.
Ons boar vas given 10 debate on th
report of the Com mittes ou Credsnsisls
~ minutes - be given to the contest
ants.
Mr. Kelly. of New York. was cAllS.
tor, - present. the oAss Of the contest