The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

UrRanlLaiOnb HlDDln CAmppelli heooIu'
tionS, Joseph PulCher.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ]. W. Pollack;
Organization, ]. Sterling Martin; Reaolu.
tons, George L. Miller.
Nevada = Committee on Credentials,
Mat Canovan, Organization, Geo. Stoney
Resolutions, A. U. Ellis.
New Hampshire-Commitiee on Gre.
dentialS, Hon, Hosea W. Parker; 0rgani-
Zation, J. W. Dies; Resolutions, Hon.
Harvey Bingham.
New JeFsey-Committee on Credentials,
Lawrence Phell; Organization, Rufus
Blodgett; Resolutions, @. Meyer Zurick.
When New York was reached in the
call, and upon the Clerks commencing to
onnounce the names sent up TO the desk,
John Kelly arose amid shower Of hisses,
mingled yells and cries OF "sit down."
The Chair-The SerHeantat-Arms will
preserve order. The chair cannot recog.
niZs any one but delegate.
New York-Committee on 0rgan'Eltio",
John Fox; Resolutions, Rufus W. Peck
ham; Credentials, s. NJ. Weed.
The Chalr-The Secretary will call the
next State.
MIR. Haskins, Of New York-Mr. Chair.
man-[Cries Of "Sit down, sit downi"l
The Chair-The Sergeant-at.Arms will
preserve order. Gentlemen claiming TO
be delegates must be heard first. Loud
applause
bir. Haskins-Mr. Chairman, l wan
Cries OF 'Eit DOWN. "Put him out!" and
gFRs'' TSs SRlif-korsh Shuft Carolina will be
called next. [Applause
North Carolina-COmlnittee on Organ.
iEaliOn, ]. S. Henderson; Credentials,
John Howard; Platform, A. NJ. Wardwell.
Ohio Committee on Organization, ".
E. Hayne; Credentials, Il. s. Shields;
Resolutions, 7. ]. Kenney.
0regon-Committe on Credentials, A.
Noeltner; Organization, F. u, Hogan ;
Resolutions, John Meyer.
Pennsylyania-Commi,te on 0rganiza.
ton, James ?. Riley; Resolutions, Louis
@. Cassidy: Credentials, W. II. SowdOr
Rhode lsland-Commitlee on Organiza'
ton, John A. Dorsey; Resolutions, N.
Hansllke; Credentials, ". NJ. Festou.
South Carolina-Committee on Creden'
tialS, T. Devil Resolutions, +. ". Daw.
SOM Organization, 7. q. BArker
Tennessee-Commitlee on OHaniEation,
". II. Carroll; Credentials, I. N. Jones
Resolutions, John A. Mckinney.
TeXas-Committee on Organization, I.
NJ. Jack; Resolutions, John Ireland; Ore.
dentials, u. Il. BASsett.
VeTmont-Committee on Organization,
D. NJ. ReddingtOn; Resolutions, q. 3.
Waterman; Credentials, l. II. Williams.
Virginia Committee on Credentials
". l.. Royal; Organization, Wm. Terry
Resolutions, ]. Barbour.
West VirgiDia-lias been given before.
wisconsin, Committee on Organization,
Earl P. Finch; on Resolutions, Thomas K
Hudd; on Credentials, James Rankin.
The ChAir-Gentlemen Of the conven.
tion: | have been requested to announce
that cOmmittee.rooms are prepared In the
rear OF this hall for the meeting OF the
three committees Just elected, and they
are requested to meet for the purpose oi
organization aud such other business as
they may choose 10 transact Immediately
alter the adjournment OF this convention.
When New York was called, John Kelly,
who sat just hack ot the railing which WAS
behind the New York delegation, rose aud
attempted to get q hearing, but the chair.
mAu said he could only recognize dele
gates,
Mr.. Kelly then took his seat, and Mr.,
HasEins, also Of the TamuIany delegation,
ross and made short speech, which,
owing to the great confusion aud excite.
ment which prevailed In the vicinity, could
not be heard at the stand. The Chair Wig.
orOusIy hammered the desk aud directed
the SergeantRt-Arua 10 preserve order
Mr. Hasklns, after finishing his speech,
which was made In q loud voice and yshe
ment manner, sat down amid cheers from
his friends and manifestations OF alsap.
proval from all paris oi the house.
The roll was finished without further
incident. The Chairman requested these
three committees 10 repair to their rooms
in the rear OF the hall at once.
Mr.. Weed, ot New York, moved that
when the convention adjourn Il be to 10
o'clock tomorrow,
Mr., Martin, oi Delaware, moved to
nakeit Q O'Clock this evening, bat subse,
quently Withdrew his motion and Mr,
Needs resolution was adopted as Qrigi.
nally offered,
MI. Hin, Of Ohio, offered resolution
recognizing the great service OF the Dem.
oCraIic press 10 the party, and declaring
that application Of members Of the pres
made In person for seats should be honor.
I'd.
4 motion to refer to the Committee on
Resolutions was voted down.
A Mississippi delegated moved 10 table
it. Lost,
A..;er AZ some discussion the resolution was
voted on squarrlY and WAS lost, =.
Mr.. WattOrson-Mr. Chairman, mold
in nv hand an application from the dele
yates Of Territories, asking for recognition
and seats 10 this convention, which de
sire 10 have referred TO the Committee on
Permanent Organization with the request
OF the convention that II be iavOrably con.
sidercd.
The Cbair-Itis SO referred unless there
Is objection.
Mr. Pulitzer, OF Missouri-No, no, l
protest.
The ohair-what, protest against a
reteTenceT
MI. Pulitzer-Sot against reference, but
against the balance Of the motion.
Mr.. Watterson-l move that 1t be re'er.
red without the expression OF the COnVen.
ton, since there Is objection.
The Chair-lt Is so referred, unless there
be objection.
MrJacoby, Of New York; move that
the Convention do now adjourn,
The motion was withdrawn temporarily,
and the Chair announced the meeting Of
the committees.
The ChAir-The motion 10 adjourn Is
withdrawn. The delegate from Connect.
cut, Mr.. David Wells, has the floor.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Wells:
ReSOled, That committee Of one dele.
gate from each State, 10 be selected by the
delegation thereof, be appointed to report
resolutions relative 10 The platform Of
the Democratic party, and bo referred 10
said committee without debate.
The OhRirman-So much OF this as pro.
vdes for the COMMITTEES has already been
acted upon and Is out Of order.
Mr.. Wells-l will strike that part out.
ThG Chait--The delegate from Connect.
lieut. offers the following resolution: That
all resolutions In relation to the platform
ui the Democratic party be referred 10 the
Committee On Resolutions without debate,
Gen. Preston, Oi KentuCky-I move the
convention do now adjourn,
The Chair-Let " dispose Of this resO.
luton,
Ar. ereston-I withdraw the motion.
The Chair-It Is moved and seconded
that the resolution offered by the delegate
rom Connecticut be adopted. The resO.
luton was adopted,
Mr.. lacohs-l now renew my motion
10 sdlourn.
The motion to adjourn TIL 10 a. NJ. to
morrow was carried, aud the convention
was declared adjourned until 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning,
LOOKING OyER rIIE FIELD.
The Situation Yesterday MorninE-MOre
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