The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-10
M Martin. of Delaware. offered a

Mr.. Martin, Of Delaware. offered a
resolution that the roll Of States be
called for committees on permanent
organization, on credentials and on
resolutions. Adopted.
The roll was called accordingly. ana
the committees were named as follows:
Permauent Observation-Disclosures, Wm'
f. Clarke; Arkansas, ID. r. Davidson; Cah-
tornis, Thomas l.. Thompson; Colorado, JONI
r. Humphreys; Connecticut o. b. King;
Delaware, +. l.. Martin; Florida, y. y.
Lanier; Georgia, John 5. Stewart; Illinois,
Charles Durham; Indiana, Joseph +. NO.
Donald; Iowa, +. D. Finn; kansas, George
C. Rogers; Kentucky, Vim. Lindsay; LOUIS
lima, G. W. Mechanic; Maine, Simon ).
Brown; Maryland, Wilmo. johnson; Massa'
chuset;s, john p. Sweeny; Minnesota, J. =.
| Pierce; Mississippi, II. H. Taylor; Missouri,
G. Campbell; Nebraska, J. Sterling Martin;
Nevada, George Storey; New Hampshire
Irving ". Drecn; New jersey. Rufus blclg'
cit: New York, John Fox; North Carolina,
John S. Henderson,; Ohio, VIM. +. Haynes;
Oregon, +. p. Hogan; Pennsylvania, Jas. b.
Riley; Rhode Island, J. J. Dampsey; south
Carolina, F. w. Dawson; tennessee, w. II.
Carroll; Texas, Thomas N. Jack; Vermont
d. ". Rsdtlinston; Virginia, VIM. Terry;
West Virginia, B. A. Har.owe; "~cons'n'
Earl p. Fitch.
When New York was called in the
above list of States, John Kelly rose
hack of the delegates and asked to be
heard. Then followed great confusion,
cheers and Misses and cries of"Put him
out"
The chairman refused to recognize
Mr.. Kelly, and said the roll'caIl must
john D. Haskin also attempted to be
! heard but was cried down, the chair
man refusing to hear him, and the roll.
.. call proceeded. 49,,
Committes on Rssoluiions: Alabama, vii.
} liam H. Barnes; Arkansas, Ben. G. Emery;
; Cslilornia, Caleb H. Mattox; Colorado, G +.
Common: Connecticut, David A. Wells; Del.
svare. George H. Bates; Florida, c. c.
Youne: Georgia, Evan p. Hornells; Illinois,
+. Nelyille W. Fullerton; Indiana, John r.
I Co6roth: Iowa, John r. Irish; Kansas, J. r.
Goodiu: Kentucky, Henry Watterson; Loui.
!. siana, 4. A. Burke; Maine. A. w. Mitchell;
Naryiand. Charles ]. n. Gwnn; Massachu-
. setts. Charles L. Woodbury.; Michigan, F.
. Pr,at: Minnesota, W. W. McN.ir; Missis.
: sippi. f.. Barksaale; Missouri, Joseph Pal;t'
\ .er. Nebraska, George L. Miller; Nevada,
y A. c. Ellis; New Hampshire, Harry Bling
!. nam: New Jersey, C. n. Zulck; New York,
!" RI IL, Psckham; North Carolina. 4. n
Vaddell: Ohio. Thomas J. Kinney; Oregon
u iohn Myers: Pennsylvania, L. q. Cassidy
y Rhode Island. Nicholas Vanslyck; Sonti
y Carolina. p. .. G. Barker. Tennessee, Johi
y A. Mckinney; Texas, John Ireland; Yer
y mont. George 8. Waterman; Virginia, jaime
" Barbour: West Virginia, J. II. GOode; Wis
!. !. consiu. Thomas Il. Hudd.
70 1,ommitiee on observation-disclosures JOsep
=" n. johnson; Arkansas, }. NJ. Hudson; GU!
W 1orn;a, W. r. Frost; Colorado. c. Billars
1. Connecticut, Ralph Wheeler; Delaware, a
III III p Robinson; Florida, +. NJ. L. Engle; Geo.
~ eis. P. NJ. g. Young; Illinois, Perry H. Snii' Il
y, Indiana, William +. Niblack; Iowa, Thon':
~ ]. Potter; Kansas, Edward Carroll; Ke'
lucky, ]. ". Hayes: Louisiana, r. Mealy
y: !. Maine, Arthur Sewall; Maryland, 5. Nict'
M Botman; Massachusetts, John n. Iarbo!
,cs Michigan, J. L. Mesmorc; Minnesota, h.
va Wells; Mississippi, Wsrren Conan; Nilsson,
~, w. d. Steele; Nebraska, John W. Polioc'
~; l"' Nevada, Matt Canovan; New Hampshi,
''' Hoza W. Parker; New Jersey, L. I. te
~, New York, Smith N. Weed; North Caroin
~" George Howard; OHIO Il. S. Shields; Gregg
o ..r A. Voltner; Pennsylv mis-, William H. 50
~" ,len; Rhode Island, William +. Teston; Sou
LIZ. aos CNolina, 8. Dibble: Tennessee, F. u. Jone
I.s. Texas, il. IL. Bassett; Vermont, ]. H. "
.;ss iisns; Virginia, William L. Royal; W
s ..s' virginia, William L. Wilson; Visions
i've Joseph Rankin.
;bls Mr.. Avery, Of Mas achusetts, NOV
I q that when the convention adjourn
iza- be to ten o'clock tomorrow morni'
'rty Adopted.
ior' an application on behalf OF tho dc
pEo. rates from the Territories, asking rec
~, .h,; nition In the convention, which was
~ .hs ierred, without discussion, to the CO
the mittee on permanent organisation.
mar. David A. Wells, Of Connecticut,
,ers. fered the usual resolution referring
z 10 the committee on resolutions with
Ibor, debate all resolutions regarding
WIN platform. Adopted.
high The convention then, on motion
LAP. M. Preston, Of Kentucky. at i've q
utes after two O'Clock adjourned q
nser ten o'clock tomorrow morning.