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gia' chairman, and A. Walton, OF Oregon,
secretary.
John Kelly and his men were with the
committee, but were requested TO withdraw.
a delegate from Arkansas objected 20
smith Nj. Weed, Of New York, sitting as a
member inasmuch us his own seat was con-
tested.
The chairman ruled tho objection out Of
order, as there was no notice Of contest before
the committee.
A long time was spent In fixing the length
of time FOR argument 1t was finally resolved
TO give each side an hour and half to pro-
sent the case
The committee then adjourned to meet at
I o'clock tonight.
The vote on the motion 10 give each side
in the New York contest only an hour and a
half to present the case in tho committee was a
tie; but the vote was not considered TO have
any significance.
THE NEW YORK pELRoATIoN FOR PAYNE.
The New York delegation held a meeting
this evening and took ballot, which re-
suited as follows Payne, $751;. Tlden, IL;
English, 10. Bayard, O. Hancock, |; Randall,
|. The delegation then, according
to instructions, directed the chair
man 10 cast the seventy votes of New
York In the convention for Payne, he having
amajority oftho total vote, and to do 50 until
further instructed by the delegation.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION AGREED ON.
The committee on permanent organization
this evening, by unanimous consent, agreed
to report to the convention tho name of Hon.
j. w. Stevenson, of Kentucky, rs permanent
president, and the following list Of vice-pres-
idents and secretaries Secretary for Ala
bama q Q Langdon; vice-president j $
Ferguson; secretary for Arkansas, O A
Gault; vice-president, j p Coffin; secretary
for California, w G Hendricks; vico-presi-
dent, ) b Metcalf; secretary for Colorado,
Alva Adams; vice-president John b Stone;
secretary for Connecticut, Curtis Bacon;
vice-president, Samuel Simpsons secretary
for Delaware, James Williams; vice.president,
A Robinson; secretary for Florida, William
Judges; vice-president, j b Marshall; secre-
tary for Georgia, II A Alexander; vice.preai-
dent, Mark A Hardin; secretary for Illinois,
II w Vandiyer; vice president, q A Day;
secretary for Indiana, James Il Slack; vice.
president Rufus Magoe; secretary for Iowa,
Samuel Is Evans; vce-presldent, Snoffer;
secretary for Kansas, M b Van Bennett vice.
president, j b Chapman; secretary for Ken
tucky, Henry Burnett; vice-presldont, T q
Stodart; secretary tor Louisiana, j ID Jetirys;
vice-presdent, Martin MoNamara; secretary
for Maine, Darius Alden; vice-president,
John X Rodman; secretary for Maryland,
Philip FThomas; vice.presidont, Morris A
Thomas; secretary for Massachusetts, Jonas
ii French; vice.president, John M. Thayer;
secretary for Michigan, Charles ii Richmond;
vice-president, "A j Shakespeare; secretary
for Minnesota, l. l. Baxter; vice-president L
A Evans; secretary for Mississippi,W s Feter-
stone; vice. president, II Patty; secretary for
Missouri, b Il Dalton vice-president, N g
Dryden; secretary for Nebraska, II y Maloney;
vice-president, james North; secretary and
vice-president for Nevada, not named; secro-
tary for New Hampshire, Frank Jones; vice
president, Charles A Busel; secretary for
New Jersey, Hezekiah Smith; vice-presi-
dent, James S. Coleman; secretary and vice.
president for New York, not named; secre-
tary for North Carolina, w T Dartch; vice.
president, Il M Furman; secretary for Ohio,
L McSweeny; vice.president, Q I LOWS;
secretary for Oregon, Nv Wilson; vico-presi-
dent, A Nottener; secretary for Pennsylvania.
ID II Ermentoutb; vice-president, not named;
secretary for Rhode Island, Thos s Carney !;
vice-president, John Walters secretary for
South Carolina, M q Butler; vioe-president.
J X Abney; secretary for Tennessee w
Childress vice-president, O l. Ridley secre-
tary for Texas, Joel w Robinson vlce-presi-
dent, Is B Paddock; secretary for Vermont,
Mathew II Bowman; vice-president, H w
McGottrick; secretary for Virginia. j w
Daniels; vice-president r w Hunter; secre-
tary for West Virginia, O. +. Snyder vice
president, III Q Simms; secretary for Wis
consin, q Gregory, vice-president, ] M
Smith. The secretary Of the committee then
recommended that the secretaries, reading
clerks and rgeants.at~arms, of the tempo
rary organization be retired.
TERRITORIAL DELEGATES.
The report concludes as follows: The
committee further report that they have duly
considered the memorial In relation to rep
resentation of the District of Columbia and
of territories, and have heard the arguments
of tho memorialists, and respectfully recon-
mend the following resolution
Resolved, That two delegates from the
District of Columbia and two delegates from
each of the territories be admitted TO the con-
vention and have the right to par
tcipate in debate and every other
right and privilege enjoyed by delegates
from the states.
THURMAN's FRIENDS.
The meeting called by Thurmns's friends
from various parts of Ohio was held at Me-
lodeon hall tonight The Thurman club, Of
Columbus, took the initiative in the call, and
were supported by Thurman's admirers
from all quarters. An immense crowd at
tended the meeting. The Ohio delegates had
been invited TO be present, but only
General Stedman came. After speeches
freely deDouncing tho apathy Of the Ohio
delegates towards Thurman, by Major Frank
Mckinney, Judge Oliver, Judge Hunter,
General Warner and others, calls were made
for the delegates to explain. General Steed-
man appeared and excused himself on the
ground Of disability, and the most biting ami
madversions of the speakers were the most
spplauded, and with great enthusiasm the
following resolution was passed.
Resolved, That the candidacy of any citi-
zen Of Ohio, other than Allen G.. Thurman,
for the nomination for president in advance
of the presentation of his name, is repudiated
by the Democracy of Ohio and denounced as
untrue to the expressed will Of tho Democ-
racy in their state convention assembled.
The meeting adjourned to meet again to-
morrow.
| THE OHIO DELEGATION
had long and stormy session tonight in
consequence of bitter denunciation following
their action of last night, by which it was
charged that they had betrayed Thurman.
A resolution was offered directing
the secretary to prepare record of