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LET US HAVE PEACE.

NH* AHANUAlEEt " t0NNEEEl&uTs
The Chair1nan-Thc question sccurs on tho
original resolution,
Mr, urlndMgeo, OF conncouout-Mr. prosl-
don't
Tho confuslou had not coasod.
Con- tIArrrison. Of tndinnA-t bog to call the
attention Of the Borgoant- at-arlns to tho faot
that cur soats arc surrounded by persons, 10
that 1t IL utterly impossible to hoar anything.
The CllnlrIuau-Tho HerEoant- at- Arins will 70.
move all persons tsom the !nclosure for tho Con.
yentlon who arc not d4tegatas.
A !utl OF minute or two occurred.
Tho Chatr1uan-fhD Chalr understands that
somU pcrsous who aEo contestants haYo 1nI
seats azstRuesl thou utler the cutlery, und thoy
wt!t 1G allowed to FcmAin' No oshers Will be ex"
ssrxeant.at-Arns Strong gaye directions to
big asalstants u ulear tho sado aslcs, which were
x: Mr. ~ jfsrsndasoo-Mr. jfs1nd President, desire to
make u inouon. Il tho Chair win keep the
Malshai, stIIl' can mako nysolt hoanl by the
1sa M stso!'x ix{,' 'stopneA giving orieF'. but the
assgs xssu f991nMe ~ esx% p,oaj,,cnt de.,ro IN
mako motion whIuh believe to be In Tho IA.
srsst e ofdSr q ad r. =. pea9e.
uaoptod. and NOTABLY tho delegation from Gun
neetlout, os whieh ian1 4 me1nbcr.. vuted n9 up.
Tut I'll ssS @Cl Cpsa,alttoo % o.. clSdeatas sbout.l 10
g %o s15s e u fss s wei!o 70
be unata Tho lo0r Ut tho Convention
10 s,la&lIn aud e1plaln thuir report; It
tho busiHcaz u tue Convention thAt tho Com.
mttet iii Credentials SHOULD Lo n.slo to conn
tutp tue Convention and mako thGir rup,rt.
WE vOTTn AuAtAsg IT on THAT 0AOuHp.
but now, s.E, do beiovo that 1t WAS a fair uu-
lgntuulinH, II not nn nxrounent, In tho CNnt-
lu.toG un Anits ind Or.ler Of business. that the
Coun.tttee sha1il MT report until Hftar tAa
bosu u0te.l On. lApplausr,1 And say
nothing will be 4alnusl hero II sou at-
teulpt tu crowl isi,yth!nx thn,tlXh. LAP.
rlalau1 huy0 1lsteilsd with tnters,si and- do-
light u tho oha,npluaa uld thu giants who
hava cngagod !a thu preliminary ,4kirAlahes
. b0om,' slg, u enxangpr through this Eulyvn.
uon; w hnye no eAllddato In Connecticut tlat
but W. art wuttnx for tho hour whom tho cloek
aha4 strikV, and tie Coareattop shall Ralpe ltA
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MIR. HENDERSON,.


Tho Chnrmnn-Tho question is on tho motion
Of tho gontle1uau erum Iowa (Mr. Henderson,.
Mr.. Henderson arnae to roply to SenWtoe Lo-
gun, aud was greeted with loud ohcors by tho
glerlcs, who wnnted to 500 tho fun 20 on. Wo
said;
Lam glad, Mr.. Chairman, particularly glad, to
hear tho sontlmenta that have 1usk fnlcn from
tho lips Of tho distinguished gentleman
from Illinois tME. Losanl Loud apptauBol.
nssume. alt, that tho words that hayo
fallen frou, his lips Ia his olosng reMurks will
b0 gratifying to tho oatro country. [App.auso1
Frum no gontlelnan In this Convention wouM
DO moro glad than from him tu hear tho nm
nounoemont TINT thoro must bo no riding rough
shod over tho rights OF the people. LApphslse.l
Mt, Chairman, nm glad to SOC tho coutendln9
ar1nlos In this Convention coming Into unison on
tho grand plano Of tair play, loud applausol
Aud thank my distinguished fellow-citizon for
tho eloquent tribute hu Inns paid to tho rocoRnt-
ton OF tic righ!s Of tho inombara OF this Cou-
Tho gantoinan has as9cd: "wny this hasto9"
I ask tho Rsntlclnhr, why this dclayf (Lo1il
froin tr, Now YofE tsir contiinxi IT'D iaoFrins
W9yoas ss aoy se'anqs u ae direction Of ooay
Nuw. let u look u rhls proposition a0uarey In
tho faoc o. mon. as taopubeAns, who haye c0sno
VIII bo overwhelmingly elvotet. [Appluuso.]
The Chairman OF tho CoInmfttca nude u state.
he1s ~ moFnag wheh sh9x9 sht aore
osio % that 10 was seady e a6iae by tho wlsh ot
wus then to move on With hs work was Mot per-
| Mttted to do 80, becau9o, uPop tho explanation
hss taG eopas nf peys. q Msnep ps3tsaa LIS
a0n to Kys taSn I1nS MYx IA ~
boon roaiy 1T Is O'Clock. Ia notsnady yot- Zap
p'nhastei nat 10 gentleman .eos Il +, the Ntu.h
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SENATOR LOGAN,

he A5kH Fol- TO5TPoNEAEET.
Bonntor Logan foso, snouittcl his chair, md
was troatod to o burst OF applause from his
friends.
Cen. Lognu-A{r. Chairman, do not riso, s!r. 10
mike any capttous opposition to anything thAt
this Convention may decide TO do. But, cir,
will ask tho pcntlomau fror1 Town to consi'ter
tho Importance Of tho report Of tho Committee
on Rules Mt this time. ThlS report on
rulo8 and oryler OF business WIS agrrol by the
Cnm.nlttee that It woull be doterrrsl until utter
tho Coulmitteo Oh Credentials mike thclr re-
port. Thorc arc many things In tue report. sir,
TINT would be appropriate. and so1ne, perhaps.
that might not be. Why this hnsto7 ask.
Thoro ia Il resolution In that report that denies
to mon on this ilour tho right to defend thoir
right to a seat on this ioor unless they coillne
themselves to 1vo minutes. [Applauso.l slr.tf
this Convention Is body Of men which 1t Is
honorable truo, md lust, t,-if 1t Is body vi Ke-
puDllcans that desire TINT victory shall fo1sow
aftor whnt we shall do horc, 10 not ton nasty In
raising tho ar to the bend of your brothron.
lApplause.l Sir. oil that nsk, or my man horo
ought to ask, ns an honorable lecGato IN this
Convention. is fair plny In this md all other
| 1nntters. tApplauso.l Sir. We should havo fair
play for all. We should deliberate aud consider
we'll nil the propositions that aro presented to
US for our consideration. Why, sir, is this tle-
Know s w. Who 9' ara 1T to ' 10 Il tho sittii's mchoss
with tho business OF this Convention
tho delegates are. II you caanot prococd to the
brainess Of this Convention, 50 fur nH lts results
| muy DO concerned, l ask you why must thos0
rules be adopted before the tne,nbers nre r. e
poftca 70 WV Gonxenuo1 ana asnon po t
fuierfonco n ~ ,ae SIZING ,netm1oas snPppus,1
HE @ ~ -. & I ~ at ~ @ .i ~ - u,n ~
eltnoF uoaot eules oF py naiy otne1 pFeHeSS aa''
| CAN lie DErlsEb ny NAN.
hut, inaBmuch aa wo como tpRcthorto consider
those questions fairly and Justly for ali, these
rules arc to bo our guide for THO baiance OF our
paot b. Kept that was nsrced 10 Gy tho n,s,n6ors @
of TINT Committee [nppauso], and tho report Ut
report Of tho Committee on Credentials IL nctol
on. Thoro u no compact sir. Tint has been
tho psrscnt tlf,c that VIII ust 10 honestly and
strictly kept. l;aprlanssl The cnalrmIn u
thAt tn thcir Committee Mr.. Sharpe, from New
York. asked permission to present minority
restsd md not '' otjentcG 70. tint III thts % rcpoFt
should follow tho report OF tho comInittoo on
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/. no knowledge before th!s Convention or any
contest In the stnto Of Illinois tHpFsausol, and
Iii not 10 until tho report OF the Committee on
Credentials ,.,. S..,s,.
I'm t,o,nt not well sufcn; 0ontlcmcn In favor
- Invlnr tho mutlon on tho tabio WI! sny aTc.
rhoro vas a Storm al nyes md noes,
frhc Tpn,bornsy Chnirman-'fho Chair Is una
80 ~ decide, and tho Chnir natruots tho roll Of
~. ~. r.,nvnntiun to 10 cnieA. A. tho Secretary
ea1Is Tho roll of each Btato md Territory tho
cbajrnasu Of tho delegation will announce tho
S6to ID bis delegation for or against tho prop
as+tIon. Tie motion Ia TO lay tho rcaou ton On
~ tabtc, UenAe.ncn III favor Of laying tho
.esontlon on tho tablo will soy nyc a. tho roll ia
Chilled, and those opposed no.
mr;,' Harrison, Of Indtaua-Wlil yuu havo tho
socTotary of tho Convention. whose voice IS
psnn, hers, whom we fall 10 catch tho words Of
the Cba!rrnan, nn,n,o9,.nao tho pnspoao for which
fho roIl u To DO calleul
,ho had lust returned to his scat from confcr.
eaee cSS vi With ConklInR-1 r'ao to q question of
ofase; Tsn Temporary Chatrn,en-Ths gentleman
iii atnfo h[s question OF ot4ier.
ncn' ipgan-Ny .polut OF orslor first fe, that
a oefore Ss e
sent,ais who bave not reported; that Il 4 outof
order proceed to any w bs!1Sss tn eonoMon ne 10.
ssase ssp M 10 rulss vi estabsdee for ths Con;
s9 9S,op s T. mt CATH ReE
: except Tor tho temporary organization. lap
pI4Sse1f pTha Temporary cha,rman-.The Chair "a Of
onn;o1 that 1t ID in order for tho Cohvent1on to
prescribe RYE 'n or 9g 3n{ OF Tn'1n ,st
$ Sss sesssas e. H. viz s
Wy H. W Frye. of MaIpe-A largo numtor OF delo.
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AFTER RECESS.
THE coMM1TTEA on nuLKa'' ASKED FOR THEN


TnR COMMITTEE on lULKa1 ASKED FOR TtlEtR
NErOiT.
Tho Convention rcass0mhlcd at twonty min
utes phst o'cinck, md was called u oraler by
tho Chatrtnnn, Sfr. Hour. Thors was good deal
OF noise and confuslun In Rottlng seatod, as at
tho opening OF tho lnnrnIne sesslon.
The ChnlrmAn-Tho ho,ir th which this Con.
vcnuon took a rccuss has arhfp,l. Gentlemen
will please come to order aAl rgsusnu thoIr
Rekts.
Mr.. Henderson, Of Iowa-Mr. chnirman--
Tho Chatr-Tho Chair will rcoo9hlzo tho gorl.
uofnnn frl,.n Iowa. n.
Mr. nendorson-1 understand ,has tho Conn
n1ittoo On CrsdontIals will not bc ablv to rOp,rt
at this session Ut tho Convention. l thoreforn
move, s[r. hatrntAs,, that tho Committee on
1iules bo now requested to mako thor rpport To
tho Convention, No that we may proccod witt,
business. make tho motion.
Tho Chalrman--lt Is moved by tho gen.lcman
from iowa that tho Committee on lttl!ns bo ro-
puostod now tu mako thgir rBpuy't, ls tho Con-
vontlon rrady for tho question:
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Committee. No other committee has poon an
ns.tncgd ret
Tho Chairmnn-1s 1sntlomen Ia favor ot tho
motion that tho Convention now Inko a ruces4
unttl o'ulock this afternoon, will sny ayo;
RIG aye. vory evidently had it. rhoro wcro
hut faw noes. ,..'
vnnlon stu,d% adjourned nccbrfilngly.
Tho crowd got ZIP and slowty loft thg building.
, 1880-06-04
TIE LOST CAUSE.
TIE FIRST VOTE.

TIE FIRST VOTE.
. WHY coyKLrS0 sEEKs DELAY.
A Tribune reporter talked Will, several Of
tho anti-Grant members Of the Pennsy1vnnia
dclegntlon last evening for the purpose OF
learning how they regarded Senator Conk-
linK's moiions for delay. Two views wero
expressed. One was that his object WAS to
gain TING III order to make new combt,a-
ton in order to beat Blaine, knowing TINT
Grant Is out OF the r1lco and desiring to name
tie candidnte so rs To perpetuata his power
In New York. Cameron and Logan, OF
course, were with him in this, having slmi.
lar aiu. Another view was that ConkltnR
Hoped to wenr ont nnd disgust tho
opposition in tho hope OF breaking them up,
not III the interest OF Grnnt, however, but
for tho purpose Of defeating Dlains~ As to
the vote on tbs substitute, they looked at it
Us indicating more than tho Grant strength
e%rsi. % Tile Tie astion i D' of % tic to- Va Vermont @
SeEat lem so1rnsd vt what ,vo has been bssn
ting with thcnl and talking about Ed
lnun1s, to preclude. tho contingency OF
.I.n S;ide-oys1 s,sf,, e BtHinc 1a % Yhs tweM,
Guiiiozed BY Cameron still atand iirm IN NJ thels
position: - and, !" saLd Mr.. McMntles,
1--WE EXPECT 70 qe,:As,aowS eAsn rwkSrx-Flvn VOTES
This statement which, coming from such q
source, Is reliable, shows TINT two noro hnyo
u tlle Province Of Pennsylvania" Is Gen.
llurlbnt called the Senator from tin Key
stone State; Others Of tl'e dclesatIon ato
anxious TO join those who llad tho manhood
the people Ut their districts, but aro.
afraid q the Cameron influence at home, in
the event M Of their noinlaation m foE o|llce. Il
tloiS. they would have Joined their brethren
nt tho tinle tile ant!-Grnnt manifesto WIS
slsned Oe 4t tho ,tweattyt!lrse w saId they
eonttstAnts:, lf they %. The delegation viii!
Sta,ld y unit aud ,; y Grant an4 the y9te Of
no doubt TINT all tic contrasting dele
get ~ tor tMo-thilas OF tae mem.
XII. pSas ,i;strnt nu .,a "eie emose "
sTr;snt rIsaMs me- w,Id ~ vota t. o~'mst Jss t6e
svssa,, ~ tst ~ I, WE tov -, .', uao
f1ei r. tha si,ats ,he,. m "m nccnntca o' "e'o GU
d. o@ t'k Of tho yose this M ate5
to t1oo Hast.s snu tHuSE aeposseI To- qn9 oI
cr G lianse last ,,ic,t "e'eh''' W u'0 1"''a~
u !. nu.s. ~. 10 .''s. ss,,,. ,'sn. ,a'n,ar , =,
gentleman.
1T showed too mush1, did lt?"
shaved so4 vnry saX fa26ray Efga fr e he Bs I
se psope vdss @ 's'1s Tie psssuIary Is s aatavessSis %
tlle Grant side undur the bolief that possibly
antil i was a ksSw% s jl.sst who COMP osed the
arant can possibly gut al Tho drst ballot, anl
~ s!ioMs nlora ueslues, !oI u!e Icason tIat y
s,1s,M1ss vnin." nu'"oef u Known aa'i'aran'
WIFI if,yy In &,, a.,,ro ~ al, ,,+on
| ~ 49," AsoNA" - es.s
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THE c1IA1nuAH, oovxL1sa, AND uA1a AKAsun1
BwoHps AGAIN.
Tha Presidont-Tho gentleman from Maine
withdraws tho motion. 1t IL now moved by tho
u rpooss until o'clock this afternoon. Ii the
Convention ready for tho question:
Mr, Conkltue-Ar. President.
Tho Chairman-rho gentleman from Nov
York.
Mr.. Cont,!ng-As ono momber Of tho Oonycn-
ton intend to vote for this motion, but my
conscience would not 10 quiot enough
our friends from Malno upon tho Bafe-
Applause and iaughter.] nm not willing, say,
to part with tho soolety OF my honorable trlouds
from Maine from now until o'clock, until nftor
have congratulated th6m on this happy iasuo
out OF all afilotions. [Applnuso and laughtor.1
1t ID an issue which must stir tho patriotism Of
every delegate, that this Convention, IN its ua-
orsau1ed state. rising 10 Its might. has boon
abio 10 accomplish tho momentous, and critical.
aud postontonY hualness which has boen RcooIn-
plishod slno9 my motion was made. tQreat
laughter aad applause.1 -......-- -.
There werq loud cries Of " Halol" N HnloI 70
hut that gontlonaa was apparently very willing
to iutr,1at matters ~ the euro OF bis colleague,
who vaa aS roady aud elective ~ usual,
. :, TIN EkJOINuB1L
Mr.. Fsye-Ms. prealdgut-The delegatea from
Maluo dpslro mo humbly 10 ruturn thanks to tho
distinguished gentIcman from Nov York FOR his
!. kindly oona1atuiauon. tApp'auso and lauTa.
w AS & ;aasy asyssa Z 10 aos y Sc s
congratulate sho deioxatas from, MainS. lchoer.
on 4,sa ssE II newea m F'FeaeSed' 'o!o~ W
III. III o. chslrSa'smTho Convention a 10 In
hsfs e Il e so sessass
SstSIs Taa SIssf-1ne Ssuonsl neppul,eaa Commit:
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TO- ss%Ssaea " re- ssay for 'ss
ouesuonf
ssnhtor Conklins-What 10 the question:
sit,eo on Rules bc now dt,ectca 10 s,ake tho,,
report. to which, tho eout,on,an frnm New York
AZ snarnr, r,nves ~ .,h.tt,,to tnot I'M cor,s
mistec on Credentials bo now directed to make
thoir report.
.ne ~ auehuon ~ oa tno aaop.
non VI % sno suoss'suao ,r, - tao eonxs"ou ready
Mr. Couki,pg-Beforo voting ou Tint uucsuou
aas. ,;a,.. .'.,, y" wnten sa..l.'.
hours ago nation was mado TINT tho conyen.
,notlon,, when submitted tho SECOND tttno, WIS
nuuptGI unanimously What did tho Convene
ton uean. and for what purpose did this
interval occur5 1t WINS to carry out tho
Gonmlttoe on Ruics :. and Order q
Business. Whnt. wis thcr .purpDsc. rs
now admitted by the gentleman from Ohio OR.
GaruGld), anu as c0nctuRlvCf eatA9tisbQu pefUr1+
side INT. sharpe, Of Now forkj7 It was that
Convention shsuid Know Ssas and 1 shonld detarmine
Of whom tho Convention Is composet. 70 prop
r ss hs ana y SS1 ths cenys sSo
Co,nlttes TINT upon It's ocins disclosed no nun: as
temporary ajour,mene. Now Ut course, tho
expectation and tho understanding was
nns ,rn woen co,Te II,u that ~ Tnm,n,rs
nv ~" m rrcacntie;a xn,,i1 sh,r,t ~ ~.
part u Tnat ,hs Gomxcpnn % sa,Jmthat su tho cuS.
HeSr venmon W III ~ nsr W. nc
powS "S I'M told ~ membeps m @ Of Of" the conmIteo
~, ~ otsdstsls ia! RI !ey T. rGsay IsoSrt:
,iuon trea states' Sut ,nnt, nearly oycry ouse
i @ Witch ! eSstess L. ' 9ss,, @ss!s!ica: @ Wy.
ma1tn H. ft, rnnors 4 IL rcniv e nd II II nnt Itt
make ~, much ~ tho rcnost s Il d how rcasly %
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QQF4 uouTWkLL+ OF AAa&A4huaRE1H-
Irise to mako an inquiry. II u th.s,-whothcr
tho Cumulttteo Or tho geutlesnan Oh the iloor
representing tho Committee iuteud 70 mako any
dinesen& propqs!uou touching tho debate upon
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,, GEN, GARMxHLD.

ll1s UNDERSTANDABLE OF tthi. svaixur,
0ou. 0urnaid, Of Ohio, who hsa r5ysd ovor
from tho latt to tho ccatEc aisle, Eut. tAlG his
chair, and whom he WIS Feoognizod:: hV Y vi q
ehsetod. Ae beRnns MIR. Cbalrman-"
The Caatrtnan-Tho Chalf viii state tbs gues'
, 1880-06-04
CHICAGO TR1BUNE FRIDAY, 1ssp--TwE1vE

contested gucatlons concerning scata In this
Convention than is provided for In thu report
which waa published In tho morning papers
OF this city. limiting debate TO- .t1va mIn-
utcs. II that bo The Intention. for
u,.c could not othorwtsn than 70 to naninst tho
consideration Of the report Of tho Committee on
1tules, and, gcntlosnen, wo hro Interested Ia tho
gravo.t question concerning American clttzans
In this country. wicthor tho man elected by tho
people arc to represent tho pcoplos wheihor
That nottu Is to stand as the uuda of tho ItepuL-
lean purity Of this country, or whother hete, and
revnrcd. tint hi is !" nt'ovcrninont Of tho peo-
p's. " tho people, and for tho people," Zap
IT, jnhn D.. whito. Of Kentuoky-wlll the
gentleman yIoll for tnotncut9
Gov. I.outwu1I-Ycs. ....
tho Coainittee fron Kentucky, TINT. he states
c,nphuticully that tho ssnte,ncnt by tho gentle:
saat, frtt, Iowa Is q instrumentation. loud
III. ieh't E. Hamilton. Of Koutuchy-t doa!ro
~ say TINT no Old say sn am Responsible for
Tho ChstrnAn-Tho 3ontlcinan IL out Of ort1or.
Tho gett,o,nan from sassaehusotts has tho
Several delegates rnse In their places and
endeavnrrsd to gaIn tho intention OF tho Chair,
al talking and Etst!c,llnstn4 simultaneously.
tar cht"s f. sna; naaaS1 n1 1en w efxo
stts hns tho tloor a,.J oil persona viii tako the,r
ssnts. The gentleman Will suspend nntIi all
Mr. is@itweil co,tinaed. Wien ofdar fsa1i 6ecn
r.storc!, rs follows;, NJ. President. Il my
W. m IN sw Il i mo mever rs s"c y II aS
public assetnbly 10 report private Conversations.
%s .nass nl{ Mex tnS gart!elss thx ~.
now forcsse ess vii jeciao ny Vote. C. and an thnE
ought TO decide tho Votes OF this Convention, js
10 bo
LIMITED 70 THE rE111op or prvE MINUTES
[l.oui cries ut "Nol"1. either by themselves or
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from N6brusKA la1f. CatnpDol!t OF west vir-
Tinia1 nDvca u lDy tho rt,sOsution on the thblc.
Gentlemen In favor Ut laying tho resolution on
lie tab'e will say aye;----,.. aye;-, ...,uu
Of order Tho Chair announced TINT tho motion
s pe wSs mt r5o
Another dolegato-1a dcbnto IN otdor2
Tic Temporary Chairn'ns;m5,A -, ,notion to lny On
s ss a' II s,1feaes no t o So
'Senator Logau-lt tho Chn!r witi allow ,1ny.
taGIe II ho viii Withdrew Il for ono moment.
Iii. Joy-l will wtthdrnw tho resolution for tho
''Tho Temporary Chnirmau-Tho mover Of tho
resolution wlthdr9ws tho resolution for tho
present. 1t Ia not before tho Convention.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
REPORT or THE COMMITTEE.
Nr, Bowe!l. Of Now Jorsey-1 movo TINT tho
Convention proceed to It's permanent orgnntza-
ton. and that tho Committee on Per1nanont
Organization bo asked to report.
Thoro wero calls for tho question, and It was
pit ...-....-...
have it. mo emo said nay.1 Tho ayes hnvo 1t,
end the Committee ure instructed now to ro-
port .......-. -........
Mr. Ptcsaon, Of Now York-Mr. President.
The Temporary Chairman-Mr. PIersou, Of
New York.
Mr, Picrson-Mr. ChniFunan, tho Committee on
Permanent Organization havc prepared report
to 10 far Us they can The Committee woro
eutlecty unnntmoua n1d entirely harmonious.
lChecrs1 Inn happy u say that thoro Was not
! single question upon whloh TIC Committee did
not agree. The States named their candidates
for Vice. Presidents nnl Hocrctarfcs. They
aaOptnd . resolution that theso mon mnst uu~
questlonably DO mombers OF tho Convont1on,-
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CALLING THE ROLL.

4 "1osAfA& -
Total............ ............7be ats 4ou
CALLING TILE ROLL.
1ruIprNTB or TIE BALEor1N1.
! Upon AlnbamA being called tho Chairman
Of tho delegation, Mr. Dunn, announced %
| nyes. .
Mr. Allon Alexander, Of Alabama, . colored
! deIcgnto-T desIro to votc "No."
| Tho ChaIrman-Dooa tho gentleman from Ain
bama desire TINT bis vote should bc received In
tho negntlvef
| Mr.. .Alezandcr-Ycs, sir,
The Chnisnan-lt will bc 80 rccor11ed.
Mr. Aiexander-I desire to explain. air.
Tho ChalrmAn-No explanation Is in order.
Whom tho Stato Of Illinois was called, Gen.
Logan rose and cast d soltd vote Of q ayes, amid
! tho widest demonstrations Of applause and dis
| approbntion.
4 similar reception greeted Con. Henderson,
OF Iowa. who Gust e votes In tho negative for
that STATE.
on THE srArz Or KENTUCKY nEfNa CALLED.
the Chairman Of tho stnie delegation. Mr. J. D.
White. said: bfr. Chnir1nan, under Instructions
from tbs Convention of tho State Of Kcntuoky.
| Kentucky cnsts "a vutes Ay0.
| A scono OF great dicturbnuce and confusion
| followed
Mr.. fIamIlton-Iprotest against the vote given
/ By tho Chairman OF tho delegation. Thorr arc
I four members Ut the delegation who desire 10
| vote no. [Cncors and hisscs.]
Mr.. Whlts-1 wish to stato-
| Mr.. Hnntlton-You cannot deprive US Of our
yotes tGrcat confusion Il. md M nrouna tho Ken
cetss:,d IN G,,TetImr1 '" %"' e""'' "''"' s"~
III. habSstd, q kentucky, strovo to get tho
Tho Cha,rmau-Tno acntlcmuu from Ken.
,ueky : out Il order; DOGS the ssntlemen ireIn
votn t,mx t rrcorit4i IN lin ntvaiIrr7 sn"% "'
slr. Nnbbard-Thsro arc four stalwasts froin
nTTr99'Txi III 9'hxo,,mon-Tho vo,o NJ tim ocnt,onon
from Kcntueky vii be % reco9,iei III in n ,ho nes,s-
II thst ,Rs, The .s
VIZ e ht i9e ,a xotes 1 Io
gutos were TO vote 10 thcy plcasei rho Chair
an t M nIu mot ,, 0t6na s ,1 na@ VIZ y, aa ~
rotrarff az fla init rule ind hncc inadvertently
/ east tbo yott, Of bis State sfl-pn jnuuvrfenco
which he would have corrocsed the moment hLs
Mr. Hamilton again cudeavoscl to address the
Convention.
The Csa!rnan- gentleman from Kentucky
has not the tloor for any purpose. except to de-
cIure bis vote. II aty .oshcr gentlensan from
be viii be rocnynized.
Tho fo%T arese L. tc
In tho negative. They wurr Mr. E. C.. Hubbard.
lii: wIliaia i1'1t's1.' nrown.' @''' '''' a'
| Mr. HutnIltun aKnfn eudeavorcd TO address tho
Thu Chnlrman-Iho gentleman from Ken
orcr. @ c1eep. Il tho Calling of tho ' ri xny u,hos
questions mny t,o settled hy tho Convention IL
Eieasss wnsn r. TIL. /: sni sfh, y over.
gate 70 nterrapt tho re.ca essept &c ' Wien t m
Individual deiega1 rises md q cAins A. =, that bis
MIN of hls Delegation. aild il viii to fecordca by
| tho Secretary. IApplullHc.l Does Any Othpr
| K1nfItr1rr f0r TINT nIjftbltt1
, 1880-06-04
TIE VOTE.

TUE guHsTlTu1H nADLY nEATHN.
Tho 8ecrotaFy thon callod tho roll, tho result
pelu9-ypA1, alH; nays, 4lJ, IA follows:
, 1880-06-04

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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-19
A Word w it'll My
Customers

Customers.
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patronage, and our relations have
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trust mutually beneficial charac-
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shown me that you were friends
indeed, and | have striven to
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you all some evidence of my ap-
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have decided to offer my entire
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at a sacrifie in order to close out
stock. Hoping to see all my old
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never visited my store, remain
Faithfully Yours,
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