The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-02

| of the committee till after the nomination.
The District of Columbia ana the Territories are
represented on the committee as follows:
Arizona-Hon. Gen. R. c. Mccormick on all
committees
District Of Columbia-Resolutions John F..
Cook; Credentials, s. J. Bowen.
Idaho-Credentials and Permanent Organiza-
ton, George L. Shoupe Resolutions and Rules,
| J. W. Brown.
Montana-Credcntials and Rules H. H. Blake.
Resolutions and Organization X. E. Fiskc.
Observation-Disclosures Porter Warner. Resolu-
| TONS c. 7. McCorr.
New Mexico-Resolutlons and Rules, VIM. Ry-
| nerson. Organization and Credentials William
Breeder.
Wyomlng-Resolutions and Organization, W.
A. Carter. Rules and Credentials, NJ. E. Brown.
Utah was not called, and motion to call her
created debate.
The call Of States occup ed 45 minutes, and was
not concluded until 2:20 o'clock.
THE FIRST LITTLE BREEZE.
Gov. Mccormick shouted that he had offered a
resolution and demanded that it be read The
member from Utah said his Territory had not
been called and Mr.. Hoar said he would call 1t if
/ there was no objection. Mr. Conkling sp-ang to
iiio tCCg uuu ooiu. lhClS 10 OuJCCtiuus lap
plause.] The Chair stated that he would not
hold that 1t was out of order to call the Territory.
Conkl ng asked If it was in order tor him to
move to amend by adding Lou sana. Hoar: "un
Idoubtedly." Conkling added that he did not
appeal, but 1t was the agreement that everybody
was to stand by the roll. Frye stated that it was
agreed that Utah should be put on the roll sgd
said she was left off by mistake. Hoar ruled that
TkaL she hn oln
mick's resolution was read.
1t asked that FOIL of the States be called for the
presentation Of credentials and for notices of con.
tests, all to be referred to the committee without
debate. Adopted without dissent The roll call
showed that the credentials OF most the delegation
were in the hands of the State members OF the
committee and the Chairman said that would be
considered in compliance with the resolution.
The Alabama delegation reported three con-
tested seats one in the Fourth and two in the
Seventh Congressional District.
Notice was given Of the contest OF the Cook Coun
| ty delegates, Illinois.
| Ex-Governor Yarmouth announced the creden.
tias for Louisiana and one of the delegates sked
the privilege of sending in with the regular pa.
pers the papers of the contesting delegation II
was granted.
/
snonse and Conkling said the credentials were in
| the hands of the State Committeeman.
The Chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation
announced contests in the Sixth and Ninth Dis
tricts, and sent in the contesting along with the
regular papers
When Utah was called Mr.. Conkling said that
being requested by the Republicans Of Utah Il
present the credentials Of contesting deleg gatioa
he did 80. They were received.
General Logan, from the Illinois delegation
then offered a resolution instructng that the
Chairman of the Committee on Tickets be in
structed to present daily to the Chairman OF thu
Veteran Convention 800 tickets to be distributed
among the members and delegates 10 that con
vention.
| ADJOURNED TILL TOMORROW.
The Conventional at So'clock adjourned until
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock to allow tht
Committees time to prepare their reports.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Resolutions adjourned Il
meet at s .. m. at the Club Rooms of the Pacific
Coast delegation, at the She man House.
| BELvA BLOWS IiER HORN.
Mrs Belva Lockwood is now addres ing the
Isemmittee in behalf Of woman's rights plank