New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03

s. Clarkson OF Iowa b. f. Simpson. OF kansas Rich
Of Main n William j. Hooper Of Maryland; Charles T.
Goldman. Of assachusets Omar d. CongeT, 81 Mlchl,
Mississippi; Harrison E. Havens. OF Missouri ~ ":
M E. G6oS nd NF Of G"p Robins
Of NewJerscy Beri Tracy OF hew1oTR; George o
Ohio JOHN II. Mitchell, of Oregon John Cessna, Of
Pennsyvaua; John p SanDorn OF Khog9 I5num
Of Tennessee Webster Haragan Of Texas; Jonn W
Stewart. Of Vermont &C. TOmpkns' OF Virginia ~
JBOW en- DISTRICT OF Columbia; Cecil Sh"np'i lHahO;
Henry NJ. Blake Of Montana William BIe.Gch, Oh &c"
Mexico; -, of y. ah; 4. l.. Minor Of Washington
II. s. Holland, Arkansas ID. s. Payne" OF California
Amos steck Of Colorado; H. G. R"nSo4 OF CTnsc "
Florida; A. E. Buzz, of Georcia; H. A. storrs OF i
Of iowa g. w. Perkins OF Kansas A. r. Wood. Of Ken
tucly -. Of LOUISIANA; Lewis Baker OF Mihne; d.
Morrison harris! % Mgry"nd D. NJ BafNEr s Gl S Of
Minnesota Charles W. Clark. OF MissssipM * l; Eah
HC@e of N D. W4 Dayss Of NGasa Of
iIampsnllc; William Waller Phelps, OF NY.
James il ,i,rrIS OF North Carona; Rodney NJ sun y;
son. G.,; y. w. Scott, OF Oregon; g. - KoeSts' ~
II .s.ee; J. &. Tracey, OF Texas; George g. BGheIrt
Of mont James d. Brady, OF N'relnlG Z: u; dnn
bar. OF West Virginia; Joseph Y; QnaIts' OF Wise0n
sln; j. g. Vosburg. of Arizona; G. MGCOY o. pdhO.n'
a. Idaho, Robert E. Fisk. of Montaua; W. L. KyersQn'
OF NewMexicO Presley Denny OF Ut9l; dmPrn"S' IL
Louisiana was not represented on any OF the
above committees, owing to the contests.
SENATOR CoNKLING AROUSED.
After the roll-call had been finished. Mr.. Frye
called attention to the fact that Utah had not been
called and moved that the omission be rectied.
The chairman said Utah would be called if there
was no objection.
Senator Conklng, of New-York rising. re-
ceved with applause, and said there was objection,
holding as he did that the order of the Convention
had been executed when 1t had called the roll rs
prepared by the National Committee There was
contest in Utah as in Louisiana, and so they wore
omitted.
The char rrled that as tho committees roll had
been called a motion to add any Other State or
Territory was in order.
Mir. Five of Name said it was agreed by the
Committee that Utah should be put upon that roll
lcreat applausel and that the Secretary OF the Ma
tional Committee says the Utah omission was made
by mistake. Wild applausel
Mr. Conklng said If this had been mistake 1t
should be corrected
The only special significance Of this cOlloQual
incident was the enthusiastic applause winch
greeted Mr.. Frye from both galleries and floor
On motion of Mr.. Mccormick, of Arizona, 1t was
ordered that there be call Of the States and
Territories for presentation of credentials and Cor
notice of contest, and that all such papers be re-
ferred without statement or CcDatC TO the Commit
tee on Credentials.
On the call of the roll Ala"1ma and Arkansas
gave notice of contest. Mr. Hcnoer'On, OF Iowa,
gave notice Of contest i'll ten districts OF ILLINOIS,
Applause in galleries. Mr.. WarmOth gave notice
vi "a contest III Louisiana. Contests wore also an
nOunced in Pennsylvania and Utah. 1he latter
contest was mentioned by Dir. COnkling, Of New
York, by request.
REMEMBERING THE VETERANS.
Senator Logan moved that instructions be given
to the Committee on Tickets Of Admission to the
Convention TO issue 500 tickets daily to the Veteran
Association Senator Logan SAID that act of Justice
had been done to the veterans by every other Ma.
tional Republican Convention, and why should nO'
it be done now aud herei lApplause.l There were
veteran soldiers supporting each of the Presidential
candidates. so that there particular motive
III his motion. He himself had TO enter the building
this morning without ticket, because lie could not
get a ticket from the National Committee He was
here and he wanted to see the veterans also adj
United; not to make a NOISE or cheer Tor any man.
but to look upon the Convention which had to NOM
mate the nan Tor whom they would have to vote.
Loud cheers.
General Fitzpatrick, Of NeT-Jerscy, seconded the
resolution. and 1t was adopted
Nh COnkIing moved that rs some of the commit
tees already appointed could not report IN time FOR
an evening session tonight. the Convention take
recess until tomorrow morning al IL O'Clock. MI.
Hale of Name, COHcuTrcl IN the uSclchrnrSS oil an
evening session and IN Mr.. COnkllngS motion, " hch
was adopted, a recess taken at s o'clock
until to. InOTrOw at L O'cl OK