The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-06-24

on RESOLUTIONS, Rufus W; .Pickin; Committee on
The chair-The Secretary win call the next
NJ !. Haskins. of, New York-Mr. Chairman
rcr,es Of ''sit down. sit DOWN.
The chair.The ssrgeant-at-srms will preserve
hr:t be heard; loud aPpfaase:i
.-s Mr. da Massln oPus him o oas| aa n6' .d I Tans. .64ds of
The Chair-Nsrth Carolina will be called next.
North carolina-oreanization, ]. s. Henderson.
G-Saentials, John Howard Platform, a, N, War
Credentials, s. Shields; Resolutions. t. J. Kin
gantzaaon. f. B. Hogan; Resolutions, John Meyer.
Observation-Disclosures, James p. Riley;
Resolutions. Louis c. Cassidy; Credentials, W. h.
Rhode Island-Permanent Organization. John J.
Dempsey Resolutions n. Van Slike; Credentials,
South Carolina-credentials, G. Dibble; Organize
ton, F. W. Dawson; Resolutions. I. G. Barker.
Tennessee-Permsnent ORGANIZATION. VIM. III.
Carroll; Credentials, I. NJ. Jones: Resolutions, john
Toxas-Permanent Organization. Thos. M.Jack;
Resolutions, John Ireland; Credentials, B. h
l. Vermont-organization, D. W. Reddington; Reso-
lntions, George s. Waterman; Credentials, j. 81.
virginia-Credentials, VIM. L. Royal; Organize
ton. VIM: Terry; Resolutions, James Barbour.
dentials, ". L. Wilson; Resolutions, ]. H. Good.
Observation-Disclosures, Earl p. Finch; Resolu-
LIONS, HOS. H. huQu, CreQenIlals, Joseph hanklu.
Time for Adjournment.
The Chair-Gentlemen of the Convention, I have
been requested to announce that committee rooms
ing Of the three committees Just selected, and they
are requested to meet for the purpose of organiza-
to transact. Immediately after the ndjournment of
this Convention. The gentleman from New York
hf Mr a Wesa, Of NEW New Y Tni poSSpV chsir r any I Fs nnder.
stand that the Committees on Credentials. &c,
that were to have been passed up have already
been passed to the Secretary, and the committees
are all appointed. 1t seems to me that there is
nothing TO do but to adjourn. L move that we ad-
Mr. Avery. of Massachusetts, move that when
the Convention adjorrns it adjourn to meet to-
Mr.. Martin. of Delaware move to amend the
motion by substituting 9 O'Clock Pm.
communication for Democratic Editors. :
Mr.. Hill, of Ohio-Mr. Chairman, 1 offer the fol-
The Chairmaa-I it an amendment to the
amendment
Mr.. Rill-It is not.
The Chairnan-Won.t you read it,
The Chairman-Tnat takes everything to the
Mr.. Hill read his resolution as follows:
Resolved That recognizing the great services rem
dered by the Dsmocratic press n ali state ana Nation
By ipstruessd to Issue press tickets to all persons who
J make personal application for the same.
The Chairman-Tho resolution is not germane;
tne G ths aeo,nss IL o o1 81 tho orc Csa nxs n oI hors w
recognize the resolution Immediately upon the
II disposal. OF the Hattor IN hanQ.
Mr.. Martini withdraw my amendment.
, The motion that when the Convention adjourns
1t adjourn to meet at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
Mr.. Hill now offer my resolution.
The Chairnan-The question is upon the adop.
: ohio. of the resolution proposed by Mr.. Hll' Of
Mr.. MI am just informed by Mr.. Priest tina,
: they are prepared to issue tickets to gentle
{ hall.
ADelegate-withdraw your resolution.
Mr.. HHi-No; 1 wautmy resolution passed, be
g cause it will make it doubly sure. f,
. an application from the delegations from tho Ter
ritories.
Q The Chair-Itis not germane TO the matter ii
I hand. Wait until this resolution has been passed
I upon. - .
offered by the gentleman from Ohio be referred te
the. National Executive for action
The motion to refer was declared lost by thu
Chair: =.
"The nays have 1t, and the reference is lost. Tit
d question recurs upon the adoption OF the resolu
A delegate from Misslssippi-I move to lay tn
resolution on she table.
MIR. Scott. Of Pennsylvania would state, fol
the information Of this Convention, that the Ma
now assigned to the press of the United States SO
I sir. Il any ny i further oonoessien is made to the pros
It has got to be made by driving the public fror
o Nj. HiIl-There are vacant seats enough in thi
IN hall at this hour to accommodate every man II
and confusion.l I AK the Convention to adopt m
Id resolution or let the committee act on it,
n The Chairmau-The question IL upon the adol
he The resolution was lost.
II. Territorial Representation.
~ The Chairmau-The delegate from Kentucky, M
to ME-. Watterson-Mr. Chairman, I hold in my har
-; les. asking for recognition and seats in this Co
II. Cy=snt,on; which desire to have referred fer n, to u |,
". request of the Convention that it be favorably co
90 The chairman-It is so referred, unless there
III. Pulitzer. of Missouri-No, no, no. I pr
The Chairman-what, protest against a TT
nj Mr.. Pulitzer-Not against a reference, b
+. against the balance of the motion. =.
Mr.. watterson-I move that it be referred wit
M ont expression Of the Convention, since there is
7. The Chairmsn-so referred unless there be c
of Mr.: jacobs, of New York; move that the &C
" This motion was Withdrawn temporarily, a
of the Chair announced the meetings of the comm
the The Chairpan-The motion to adjourn is VII
drawn. The delegate from Connecticut. Mr. Da'
T. A. Wells. has the floor.
ms As To the Platform.
F. The following resolution was offered by Mr.. Da'
c. A. Wells, of Connecticut: Z.
Resolved, That a committee of ono delegate from q
ms as p poinseS q 10 . 1e setsff Fsso Iy e@s IN GSi rsfatiSn to sn shs platte
of the Democratic party, to be rcferred to said conn
T. tee without debate. 80 3
A The Chairman-so much of this as provides
a committee has already been acted upon, ant
BAR; out OF orGer. ~
c. Mr.. Wells-I will strike that part ont 2
Tho Chairmau-The delegate from Connect
Stu offers the following resolution: THAT all rest
tions in relation to the platform OF the Democrt
party be referred to the on Resolutio
TENT without debate"
Mel General Preston, of Kentucky-I move you {
the Convention now adjourn.
ion. The Chairman-Let us dispose of this resolut
len Mr., Preston-I withdraw the motion.
olu- Tho Chairnan-It is moved and seconded {
the resolution offered by the delegate from {
~necticut be adopted.
ON The resolution was adopted.
l. Mr.. Jacobs-I now renew my motion to adjoi
ion, The motion to adjourn to 10 An. tomorrow
dem carried, and the. Con vention was declared ado,
ons, ed until 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
liam s.coxn D.v.s p~pocppDINcs
Hay; SIoOND DAAS IhoSHHoA>"S'
Hey; Inc convention was oaheo TO oroer NJ ~
NIT Judge Hoadly in the chair. When the de1eg
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