National Republican., 1880-06-23

sentation OF his name. is rcpudated by the de-
mocracy OF Ohio, and denounced as being untrue
TO the expressed will of the democracy i'll their
state convention assembled.
The meeting adjourned to meet again to-
morrow evening.
THE NEW YORK CONTEST.
The committee OIL credentials reassemblcd
at the Grand hotel at 1880 p. m. and entered
upon tho consideration Of the New York con-
test. The hour aud a-half allowed for the
presentation of the case Of the Tammany hall
contestants was occupied by Judge George
Comstock, hmasa J. Parker, Mr.. Mack of Al
bany, George Miller and John Kelly. The
anti.Tainmany case WIS presented by Gov
ernor Walker, George NJ. Bcbee, Lester b.
Faulkner, Rufus Peckhnm, John r. Fellows
and j. Thomas Springs All Tammapy asked
was that its representatives be allowed equal
representation in the convention with the sit
ting delegates, and this was asked in tho name
Of harmony in tie party in New York, stating
that were it refused IL would endanger tho
national ticket in that state, and tho demo.
cratic party was not In q position to lose one
chance.
Tho sitting delegates replied that the adj
mission of Tammany would lose as many votes
for the democracy as Tammany could bring
IL.
At IL o'clock the committee closed its doors
and went into secret consideration of the case.
whether, if his delegation was admitted, he
would pledge himself to support the nominee
Of the convention, whoever lie might be- say
ing that his vote on the contest would be in-
fluenccd by Mr.. Kclly's answer. Kelly re-
piled that. speaking freely and frankly for
himself alone, he would sny that If admitted
to the convention, and Samuel j. Tlldcn was
nominated, he would and could not support
him, but that ifany other man was nominated
he would work his best for the nominees cleo
tiOn. Judge Comstock replied to the same
question, that he would support the nominee
of the convention unless he was murderer,
Il thief or feon.
Patrick Cowan Of Saratoga, n Tammany con.
tCs!ant, stated that he would feel i'll honor
bound, if admitted to participate in the con-
vontion, to support its nominee.
TAMMANY EXCLUDED.
At 1915 o'clock the committee on credcn
tinls bv II vote of 81 to 4 Arkansas, Colorado,
New Jersey aud Delaware voting no) voted
in favor Of allowing the sitting delegates
from New York to retain their seats.
The committee on resolutions did not re-
assemble until late in the evening, and then
| organized by the election of Hon. Henry Wat
terson MS chairman and John L. Irish of Iowa
as secretary.
| OF THE WOMAN EUFFRAGTsTs
| there was full attendance. Mis- Susan
b. Anthony, Mrs. Merrweathcr and other
representatives of the Woman's Suffrage us.
ISOLATION were allowed to present their case
and to make arguments Of considerable length.
| The representatives of the different states
| then submitted the resolutions, which they
desired to be incorporated in the platform, and
one or more were submitted from most of tho
states. They were all referred to a sub-com-
mitted of nine appointed by tho chair aud
consisting of the following persons: Waiter
son, chairman, Wells of Connecticut, Barksdsle
of Mississippi, Myers of Oregon, Fuller of Illi-
nois Ireland Of Texas Irish of Iowa, Cassaday
of Pennsylvania, aud Howell of Georgia. The
committee then adjourned until tomorrow
morning, aud the subcommittee went to work