The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-03

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NJ one OF the comm't.e.
with considerable applause.
coYKLISo oyERhuLhp' s,,,os
u,ah being excluded 10 the rSu !, ~ % be in.
and Territories, Mr.. Frye asAeu :" " " "
cluded. 49,, York. on rising,
was received with applause ' as Ia did.
8. There was objection, ho,u'ns, ,, 81, had
that the order OF the Cons s bv the
been executed as prepa'eu w.s con.
National Committee. Inero ,";ano and
.e'' ,h ~ were omitted. The Chair rulea
81 ~ '"s Tho committees roll had been ca,eu,
,na n ., 10 add any State or Ierrl,oIy
.ne u, ,no ordsr FRYE said 1t was agreed w
, ~a' o ., that Utah should DC Put
,non that roll rgreat applause]. ana ,ila. a.nc
S 9pv" of tbe National COMMITTEE sag
H., m. JT,ab omission was maze py io,s'
,asev rWild applause] COOKING saiu
ct, This mad been mistake IL spouiu pc
corrected"
Mccormick (Arzona) moved a call OF tne
c,ates and Territories for the presehtntIo"
- credentials ard for notice OF contests,
and thai aIl such papers be referred Without
| statement OF utOitN W
Credentials. Adopted. a
m tho call of the roll Alabama ana AT
kansas gave notice Of contest. MT. IIen.
dorson. ~ Iowa, gave notice OF coiltst
IN ron districts OF Illinois. lAppiallse III
the rollorieS.l Mr. Yarmouth no'lneu
contest i'm Louisiana. Contests were aiso
notified in PENNSYLVANIA and Utah, the 'at-
fer Inv Conkliug, Of New York, by request
TICKETS FOR VETERANS.
Mr.. Logan moved that instructions ne
Given 10 the Committee on 1lckets Oh Au-
mission to issue 500 tickets daiiy 10 tnc
Veteran Association. lie sald that !us,loc
had been done TO the veterans by every other
National Republican Convention, and why
shouldn,t il be done now and mere! Jap
yionsc There were veteran soldiers sup
norting each OF the presidential candidates,
al that there was no particular motive
| in his motion. He himself had 10
enter the building this morning without
ticket bechnse he couldn't get one from
the National Committee. He was here, ana
no wanted to see the veterans also admitted
| moi 70 make noise or TO cheer for any man,
| but 10 look upon the Convention when had
| TO nominate the man for whom they "ou'u
have TO vote. Loud cheers.J
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, OF New jersey, secon ded
the resolution with all bis heart.
The resolution was adopted.
RECESS BY COMMON CONSENT.
Mr.. Conkling moved that as some OF the
committee. already appointed could not re-
| port IN time for an evening session to'hlen''
the Convention take recess I'LL lo-ihoIio"
morning at IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Hale concurred in the uselessneSs OF
an evening session and in Mr.. Conkllng's
motion. which was adopted; so recess
wa, taken at 7. NJ. until IL y. NJ. TO-
| morrow.
COMMITTEE Or CREDENTIALS-AN1IGRA GRANT
VICTORY.
CHICAGO, June 2.-The COMMITTEE on
Credentia, organized and adjourned untll
5P. NJ. The Grant men moved mat u. {.
Tracy, Of New York, be made chairman, Out
on motion Of Mr.. Chandler. OF Maine. the
name OF Mr.. Cohger, ii Michigan, was SUD-
stltuted by a vote Of 80 10 ii. MI. Fesseh-
den, OF Massachusetts,, was appointed sec
rotary.
The committee anticipate a stormy all
night session.
| DECIDING The CONTESTED DELEGATIONS
| CHICAGO, June 2.-The Committee on
Credentials convened tonight, and after
transactng some preliminary business IL
was decided to take uplhe contests III Alpha
be,icaI order. Under this rule Alabama
was the first case called.
| The credentials OF James +. Rapier, I'M
der the hand OF the chairman and secretary
OF the Fourth congressional dlstrlcl, were
presented, and, after bearing argument pro
and con, the committee by vote OF 81 ayes
TO II noes g not voting decided that kaplcr
was entitled to his seat. The vote In this
case shows the complexion OF the commit
tee.
The CoMMIrrEE on RULES AND ORDER OF
| BUSINESS.
The Committee on Rules and Order OF
Business organized, with James A. Garfield
as chairman, and Thomas W. Chase, OF
Rhode Island, as secretary.
After subcommittee consisting OF the
chairman and Messrs. l.. Powers OF Maine,
II. NJ. Noise, Jr., of Massachusetts, +. +.
Drake OF Minnesota, III. {. Carter OF MIS-
sissippi, General George II. Sharp OF New
York, and 4. J. Turner OF Wisconsin, had
been appointed to draft rules and regula-
tons TO be submitted to the committee to-
morrow at 9 O'Clock. the committee adj
journed until that time.
THE COMMITTEE on RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions organized
with Edward Pierrepont, Of New York, as
chairman. and z. d. Edwards, OF Nevada
secretary. After hearing delegates from the
National Woman'S Suffrage Convention IN
favor OF resolution in the national plat
form iavoring woman'S suffrage, the com
mittee took a recess until evening.
BOB INGERsOLL AS "PRoXr."
1t is reported tonight that Colonel Bot
Ingersol will appear on the floor OF The
Convention tomorrow as proxy. lnger
soil tonight declined to state whether thi'
would be so or not, but admitted that he
had been offered Il proxy.
The work Of the Committees.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, June 1.-The contest in the
Seventh congressional district OF Alabama
for which Willard Warner and william
II. Smith, anti-Grant men, elected by
the District Convention, claimed seats now
occupied by A. Bingham and A. A. Mosely
Jr., elected by the State Convention, anC
instructed for Grant, next came up
, After hearing statements by which it ap
peared that Bingham and Mosely had beer
seated in place OF Warner and Smith, on tn
latter's refusing to take pledge to obey Stat
instructions, a discussion ensued, in which
Mr. Chandler, General Tracy, and other
joined.
General Tracy asked if the committee wa
prepared to usurp the right Of the Nationa
! Convention to undo action Of State COnyen
tons in selection OF delegates.
Mr.. Chandler replied that he had no hest
, talion in stating that in voting in this cas-