, 1880-02-26
MT sneak in order except by unanimous con-

Senator fo1steI insieteu Iuas 49, ~ eho,,1d
| ha ~ 1ha ,. mi of the Convention.
~ ''1o ,voonro,n,s MOTION.
MT. Wood1ola, OF t+ NeM tHrhi tr;rhi ~ cav w}1nf-
eYerynoay ma1g ;n ti 11;s iS Cooyenton the minor
ity to nave tne iluhSst e - a,Stt attomnted which
and nothing TO oe Gone q n,'hiipon atthnu victnrv
would interfere s VIII fGIoat nSpatI annIanse.
| Ill NE" 4oAh noNt io-' - L
| sENAlos Moo 49, ~ d;ecnce these
insisted tnat tne PiypGat .inaF nf Jaianates was
When The Committee on Contested Seats mad
fmade its report
Z KINGS COUNTY.
The roll-call again proceeded until the
Second District Of Kings was called. JoSeph pa
aseG pates whose names were read got on the list,
toiav ed ' for tI tie % Second District Of Kings
Cnnnfy.
tiaIs 20 Of the he delegates on the list and these
names lad bcen put on the roll after the
credentials had been passed upon by the
State Committee and by its order:
Jacob Worth sad u was Ut Hls asltest 80, ~
the State Comnltlee l,iat ILL. sne inaod fi,are
Rearlng on tlie Ieti ,,sJ ,.si a,iance that the
Convention which nomnatea tne ;ot rne,iar1v
was not regularly calleu ), d1 nos onniomsa
held. ICries OF "Shame, nlsses, A!paisuee:1t{ oo1{
Mr. Keeves saltt lu.st uao - III tha Con.
auano,i1ea ta nrInr ili'.; a'a ~ ~ ~ '''
Gen. Woodioro TOSS " p9ite ~ ~ i, rnT,'
The matter shouio % 5ele,aSa ar u anrd enT the
list Of the SeGretary q4esuonea, as na',t nF bs "
the olaef OF tne nl'te ,, GnninsteI Seats
fore the Committee OF contested oe<lo'
WELL TAKEN.
James johnson, Of Brooklyn, rose, and,
euriShng his cane de denounced aav;5a Hat
he Killed the Republican nominees last fall
and worked With the Democrats. At this
nnint .1acEson was interrupted with Kisses
and cries Of "Shame." Hc continued to
sneak, nevertheless, amid great confusion.
iien Raw. Of Brooklyn, insisted that all
delegates elected from Kings should be
called by the Secretary.
The Chair-f the delesates a9 4o' PLY Ple
serve order, we snau po con1peue" ~ e1e>'
them.
After et mues ec @ erder sG " was
stored and the roll-call proceeueo'
ONEIDA COUNTY.
When Oneida County was called, ex7Sena-
tor T,owrey presented the credentials of the
contest;ng ~ delegation. saving the credentials
Lod honr so;ven hv the oiiy Couyention-t the
1sir E;rst f 0neida District-rcgularly held to
t rnse zeia'.,tas Jne ~ fha State Gnnyention. lie
Ind tried to present them to the State Com
1nittee, but was told that ne must present
them at the organlzatlon q lne u, Lont,5
and the names upon AIr. Lowrey's creden-
| tials be substituted for those now on lle
roll.
Tha chair decided the motion out Of order,
| ,,d o-Jaraa tha contrasting naners referred
~ t1tf fba Commitfee on Credentlais. when ap-
~ eno HoA41"4''e~ W.
pqMln4tf4a. on c,,r1- nresented the credentials Of
| tho con+estinr deIcratinn from the Second
n;e+r;ct is ~ 6me;ia Which were also referred
- r. r1,1,;tten Wren the roIl-cali was
,toI ~ nT tut NT E;oretar movai t1,at fhe rfeht
coHplelet'; vi. oto"Si 5 l.o ~ ~. ~ho ro1i IN
to vote Of persons placed on tne lo!i III III
Albany, Kings; ana Olle!gA SQunt,es M pe ans
pended until the report from the Commlttee
OIL Contested Seats.
Nr. Wright moved to lay the motion on
the table. Carried.
THE CHAIRMAN,
Staphen B. French, Of New York, nomi-
mated for temporary Chairman Charles E.
Smith, Of Albany. The nomination was re-
As Nlr. Smith vas conducted to the chair he
was received with great applause. His allu-
sion in his speech to Grant at Appomattox
| Cnnrt-lionse was received with great ap-
pportTait pf1t " vas mnfurled in front Of the stage
| fflther noints in the speech were also enthusi-
astically. .appauded.
| Temporary Secretaries we're then appointed.
rEcor 1rrrox1
,r 80" atTaro1 +ho fo,1o,,;nr.
Gen. n. Al. tnrlls o1iereu lne lo!,o"ms.
| Resorcd, That the deleSates OF me IN sesernl u
Convention the nnmes Of ~6 t%o IS t se
t!a lGcteu ~ aIh;can ronvenffn to he held in
ch;co1n nne 1Sso in accordance with the cali
FOR s,1ch Convention, and according to the usage
heretofore practiced in Republican Conventions
in this State
Gen. Arthur offered the following as sub
stitute:
r2rso1r>d Tint the delegates from each Con-
cnssionnl District be requested to report for the
action Of the Convention the names Of two dele
gates ana 1mo s ~ " one fT9m each
,na, mistric4 u ha onnni,tc tr tho Chnr to re-
nnrt for the action Of the Convention the names
Of four delegates at large and four alternates to
the National Convention.
Mr.. Forster said he would
11KE tn rrSDErsrASD THE DIFFERENCE
ha+...ao,, +ha e,,h.+;tnto and original raeo1,,-
r la lac r;'.bf1v f the snbst
t.,+ ;e that Il Ria actinn i,s the t1istricf eIe
tt;nns ~ 10" ~ t tie naior; of tha Gonvnn
t;a., soticfaotor, ~ fha;r no1yar If eolartn1
t, t, ,.e,, no, h t,an ~ from thane
r. 1h tot :: ~ Fioa 1,rnoen he .rnnd 1ite tn
| hassn fla nnnt1nma,1 tiSovn # I1e heljeved
nno III Iiv E;ct has tie r;@ht tn name its avn
Jnin Iaiat.atos INV d;etr;ct nf Wnstchestar has
eoIoataJ a,,,n;mons1v William q Rohertsnn
! s1.ieT and :Tames ~ ~ Wnsted r. renresenf ia at
Ch;corn We b1lieve von mean WHAT Won