The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-08

Alabama, James Gillsst Arkansas.
H. B. Robinson; California. Lieut..
Gov. Mayiield Colorado: Lafayette
Head; Connscsicut, Jere Olney; Del
aware. Albert Cory; Florids. Sher-
man Conant; Georgia. 5. A. DOnell:
Illinois, John Wessvoeth; Indiana,
Fraocis Atkinson; Iowa. j. w.
ThOmpson /; Kan. j. Met. Kentucky,
E H. Hopon; Name. John X.
Bodwell; MARYLAND, II. j. Brown;
Massachusetts,, Nathaniel A. Horton
Michigan, Perry Hannah; Minnesota.
ID. Morrison Mississippi. B. X.
Bruce; Missouri, VIM. j. Jewell;
Nebraska, ID. A. Lewis; Nevada. q.
G. Stevenson; New Hampshire, Joel
Eastman New Jersey. Judson Kill
patrick; New York. Chester A. Ar
thur; North Carolina, -. Star
bruck; Ohio. d. NJ. Hardness;
Oregon, D. p. Tompkins; PennsyL
vanis, Hamilton DistOD; Rhode
Island. Isaac NJ. Potter; .outh Caro-
lima, w. w. Myers; Tennessee. ID.
A. Num-: Texas, w. Holland
Vermont. j. G. Mccullough; Wis
consin. Phile,us Sawyer: West Vir-
ginis, j. L. Hooker; Idaho. Jno. L.
Shuttle; Montana, Robert Fisk;
Utah, Preston Denny; Washington
Territory. Thos. H. Bruetz : Wyom-
ling. w. A. Carter. Also the follow
ing secretaries: Alabama, George
Washington /; Arkansas. L. j. Barnes;
California. d. A. Davis; dorado.
George F. Clark Connecticut, N.
Taylor Baldwin: Delaware, Benja-
min Burton Florida. E. j. Alexan-
der; Georgia, s. A. Daaie' Illinois.
G. NJ. Brinkerhof; Indiana. Roscoe
o. Hawkins; Kansas, H. Hutchin-
son; Kentucky. Logan Mckee:
Maine. w. W. Thomas, Jr. Mary
land, John W. Bets; Massachu-
sets, Charles ". Clifford: Mich
igan, Morgan Bates; Minnesota.
e. F. Kindred; Mississippi.
George w. Gale; Nebraska, v.
Borrower Nevada, j. j. Meiggs;
New Hampshire. DR.. Chss. NJ. Muir
ply New Jersey, NJ. Stiles; New
York. Jno. V. Murray Ohio. H. Z.
Hodge; Pennsylvania, VIM. &.
Moreland ; Rhode Island, Horace A.
.Jenck South Carolina. w. A.
Haynie Tennessee. w. s. Upton
Texas. Geo. n. Oily; Vermont. u.
B. Gross; Wisconsin, George E.
Bryan; West Virginia. L. A. Martin;
Idaho. j. w. Brown; Montana,
Henry n. Blake Utah. V. McSliva;
Washington Territory. Thomas T.
Miner Wyoming. NJ. C. Blown.
Mr.. Person took the chair and
put the question Of adoption Of the
report, and upon its adoption intro
duced<he permanent chairman, Mr..
HOar, who was received with hearty
applause. Mr.. Hoar said:
GENTI.ExEN OF THE CONVENTION
You have manifested in the choice
you have made q disposition toward
economy in the matter Of opening
speeches. Laughter and applause.
One reason occurs to me for the selec.
ton you have made, and that u having
heard one speech from me. for reasons
entirely satisfactory you have no In
cliuatiOn to hear another opening
speech. Laughter and applause. ] The
convention is now permanently Or
gained.
Mr.. Frye moved that the committee
on rules be requested To report.
Mr.. Sharp, Of New York. stated
that the committee had prepared .
majority report, but that be had been
directed to prepare . minority report
from nine states. He trusted he would
Be allowed to prepare that report. but
he had not had time. IL WAS further
more agreed By the committee that
no action should be taken until the
views of the minority we're ready.
Mr.. Frye asked Chairman Garfield
il this was correctly stated. .
Gen. Garfield. upon rising, Vas
warmly sPplauded. bet refused to
take the platform, and in answer to
calls, he said no vote Was taken upon
Gen. Sharpe Suggestion to delay
action upon the majority report
until the minority Was ready. The
committee would not, therefore, re-
port, but would await the pleasure Of
the convention and obey its instruc-
t,ons. Mr.. Frye then Withdrew his
motion. and moved to adjourn until
Eve o'clock.
Mr.. Coukliug said Mr. President.
o. one member Of the convention.
intend to vote for this resolution, but
nv conviction would not permit my
doing 90 until after I congratulate our
friends from Maine upon the same.
loud applause and cheers | am
not willing to say that ] part with the
society Of my amiable friends
from now until Eve o'clock
until after / have congratulated
them upon the happy Issue Of oil our
Affections. Laughter and ap-
plause1. II Is . matter which must
stir the patriotism Of every delegate
! Of this convention. Estate rising in
| it, might has been able to accomplish
the m0mentous, the eriti ri, the pOr-
sentious business which has been &C.
couplished sines ~ motion was made
to take . recess. Coniisued Applause
and laughter and cries Of 'ques-
toni
Mr.. FRYE said: Mr.. President, the
deleUaaion from Maine desires me TO
return thanks to, the distinguished
gentleman from New York for his
kindly congratulations and they desire
to ny further that they
viii b delighted, at the close
Ut this convention. once moro
to SO the gentleme6 rise and con-
/, c>>&ul>A> na IN thu rean1t Of OuP