Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1880-06-12
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

AHE Republican National Convention
met In the International Exposition buidin
m Chicago on the ID, in accordance with Oh
call q shc National Republican Committee
Inc Convention was expected to assembl
NJ nish noon, but such was the delay @
snc delegates and notablcs In putting In a
appearance, aided by incomplete arrange
"ehts Tor the distribution OF tickets OF I'D
mission. that II was fully one o'clock bcfor
inc vast asscinblsgc was ready for business
AZ hre minutes after one Senator Dol
cameron, The Chairman OF the Reeubical
National Committee, called the Conyen,io,
70 order. Prayer was offered by Rev. A. E
kiitresigc, sitter which Mr.. Cameron ,lireetcs
thc Secretary u read the call for the Assem-
phng OF the Convention. and then delivcrc,
nnn address, counseling harmony and Oh,
cd. - '' ~ NC S's''
Al the conclusion Of his remarks Mr. Cam
ercn announced that he had been instructed
thc National Committee TO place In nom
rAsoh ms Temporary Chairman the Hon
ueorge +. Hoar. of Massachusetts. Thi,
nomination the Convention approved by q
unanimous AYE" Mr. Hoar was received
Win great applause, and thanked the Con.
'eh'ion for their confidence, and iud..
Gated and emphasized the issues which
uistlnsuihh the great parties Of the
Mr.. H,af .sid that, by direction Ok the
National Committee, he nomi mated Co.oncl
y. ~ Roberts, of Illinois, snd c. L. Mctiee.
oil Pennsylvania, us Temporary Secretaries :
Charles W. Chsbee, Of Michigan, and James
b. Bradwell, 81 Missouri. as Reading Clerks,
aud Eugene Davis, OF New York, as Stenog.
rapher These nominations were confirmed
MI haie, OF Maine. offered a resolution d.
fcc1ng tie roll OF States and Territories 10
be called. and that the Chairman Of each dele
r CATION announce the names of she persons
e'ccted To serve on the Committees on Per,fa-
ncnto Organization, Rules and Order OF Bus.
ncss, Credentials and Resolutions This
resolution was adopted and the following
members OF the various Committees we're
named:
fi nhoaina, Isaac hcyman: Arkansas. Powell
layton; California, Creole Raymond: Colo
Iaao, Scorge r Clark: Connecticut, Samuel
Honda. Jnep.h Z. Lee; Georgia, Edwin
BeiGlhai Illinois. Green Ii. Raum; Indiana Is.
h. Hfgsfnbottom; Iowa. }. $. Clarkson: Kan.
io Mi:.sapp son T. H. Iis; kI Msssl L
fIarrison u. Havcsls; Nebraska, n. r. Per.
ss.ngsr: Nevada. ". %. Foley. New Hampshire,
EoSbhs: New a5 Yaf i ,sr Jerse;. GILLIAN
North Carolina. George ". Price;
Name, a. 4 stToui: Maryland. ". j. Hooper:
Massachusttfs. Charles X. Goldman: Michigan,
omar ID. Conger; Minnesota, u. NJ Sabin:
ONO, warner N. LsteiDan; Oregon John n.
Mfcbeil: PENNSYLVANIA, John Cessna: Rhn de
y Taft: Tennessee. j. ". Thornbnry; Texas.
webster flaBtngan: Vermont John ", stew
an; Virginia {: G. Tompklns: West Virginia,
=. \. Hhgnn; Wisconsin. Edward Sandcrson;
Arlzona Richard &. Mccormick: Dakota Por-
TOR "hrner: District OF Columbia ssayies j.
tpwe. Idaho. George ). shoup. Montana
Henry BAKE; Hew Mexico, ". L. Rymcr-
son; wyoming, N. e. Brown.
VYsOII-rrpxs
hihbama- Wiliiam Youngblood: Arkansas,
:. u. Holland; California u. :. Payne: Colo
ihlo, Amas Sleek; Connecticut. Henry e.
robinson: bciuware, Lev! e. Clarke: Florida,
l. =. Humphreys; Georgia, A. l.. Buck: IIli-
Z. rs, Emery A. storrs: Indiana, George W.
S Ie, igwa- George u; Perkins e was ksnsss
Lewis BARKER: Maryland }. Morrison Harris:
massachusetts, J. n. I;asser: Michigan,
Go Geo. 4; rarr; Minnesoin D. SINCLAIR: Missis-
Nebraska, }. W. Dawes: Nevada, +. ID. Ed
wards: New Hampshire Charles Holman:
New Jer,ey. William Walter Pnclps: .ew
YORK Edwards Pierrcpont; North Carolina.
James ~ Harris, ohio. Kodney NJ. stimson:
oregon. u. W. Scott; Pennsylvania. W. u.
l"drcrs: Rhode Island. Charles II. Handy:
south Carolina. ID. u. Mccall: Tennessee.
HoraccH. Harrison; Texas. J. G. Tracy: Yer
mont. >: g. Benedict; Virginia. J.iIncs ID.
Brady' West virsinia. c. d. Hubbard; Wis
consin. John V. Quarlcs: Arizona, :. s. Vos-
burg; Dakota, c: 7. McCoy: District OF Co
lumbia- John r. Cook: idaho. Jonas W.
Brown: Montana, Robert T.. FISK: wyoming,
". A. Carrier.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Alabama. Benjamin :. Turner: Arkansas,
%. 4. snyder. California. John Mansiield: Coz
orado. John A-'Eiiett: Connecticut, John ".
Douglass; Delaware. Christian febiger, Flori-
da. V. J. shipInan: Georgia. Madison Davis:
Illinois, X. IL. Whiting: Indiana. Jacob -.
Todd; Iowa, John N. sharp; Kansas. 5. $.
Maine. l.. q: Downs: Maryland Charles r.
wc-tcDtI; Massachusetts, W. :. H. Hop
kin.; Michigan, Z. {. Watkins: Mime 4
i iii: Missouri. e Luther s'7sS,ip' sav ans:
Nebraska. II. l.. Bicri,owcr; Nevada. f. I
Strother; New Hampshire. samuel W. Hale; I
Henry X. Pearson; North Carolina. General /
Rufus Barringcr: Ohio. Alphonso Hart: Ore
ron. o. Z. IoInpktn: Pennsyl,ania Colonel |
Gooding: south Carolina, W. J. Whipper:
Tennessee. W. {. Gate: Texas. W. II. Hakes;
Vermont. Henry c. Beidcn: Virginia. II. Clay
sin. William f. Carter; Idaho. George :.
Shuup; Montana, Robert T.. FISK; New Mex-
leo. Villas brcden: Washington, Thomas Il.
Miner; " yoninR. w. A. Carter.
RrLH:s AND oR4EE or BUSINESS.
Alabama, J. II. 1honlasson: Arkansas. J. II.
Johuson; California, +. A. DAVIS; Colorado.
NJ. VI. Mcyrnc: Connecticut David Chadwick:
delaware BcnJainin burton; Florida James
Dean: Georgia. X. ID. Lock; Illinois, A. ".
Neicalf; Indiana, byron w. Lincoln: Iowa.
$. NJ. Clark; Kansas, George n. Ease; Ken
W.
ers: Maryland. W. j. Horton: Nsssaehu-
sets, Robert ~. Morse. Jr.: Michigan. J. ii.
handler; Minnesota f. +; Drake: Mississip
Nebraska. j. l.. Mitchell: Nevada. W. W. Bish-
Up. New Hampshire, lanes 6. sturgis. New
Jersey, Clement II. sinnickson: New York.
Blocker; ONO, James A. Garfield: Oregon,
ID. g. Ireland: PENNSYLVANIA. ". H. Arm
strong: Rhode Island, Thomas W. Chase;
south Carolina. Charles ". Wilder: Tennessee.
Y hay
mont, John g. Mende: Virginia, W. X. Wat
kins; West Virginia, A. c, Moore; Wisconsin.
A. }. Turner; Montana Henry n. Blake: Wash
inrton. Thomas II. Brent; Wyoming, NJ. c.
Brown.
Mr. FRYE, or Maine, asked why Utah had
been omitted from the roll, and moved that
i be called. Mr.. Conkling, Of New York.
objected uniess Louisiana should be also
,ailed. Considerable discussion followed,
when Mr.. Frye stated that the Secretary OF
he National Committee said that Utah was
omitted by mistake, whercupon Mr.. Conk-
ing Withdrew his objection, and Mr.. Frye's
notion 10 call Utah prevailed. The Utah del
cation then nominated Pressly Denny as :
member of the Committee on Resolutions
.ud v. NJ silver rs member Of the Commit
zee on Credentials, and declined TO nominate
members of the Committees on Perma- .
rent Organization and Rules and Order of !.
business
Mr.. Mccormick offered resolution for {
all of states and Territories for credentials {
nd notices OF contest. The resolution was !
dopted, and the credentials handed to the {
Committee Oh Credentials. Notices of con-
est were given by Alabama, Illinois, Penn 1
ylvania, Louisiana and Utah.
Mr.. Logan, Of Illinois, offered a resolution I
iyin. seats as spectators to the members OF !
he Veteran Association, which the Conyen- T
ion adopted by unanimous vote. !
MIR. Conkling, of New York, said that, as I
he Convention had been depleted by tine o
ithdrawal of the members belonging TO the c
arious Commit ces, II would be only Just and 4
ouricous to them to adjourn, and therefore n
Iovrd that the Convention adjourn to meet "
eleven O'Clock on the morning of the Sd @
his motion was seconded bv Mr.. Hale, OF s.
Iaine and adopted by the Convention, and =
lie Convention adjourned.
Second Dsy's Pr0ceedlngs. "
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