Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVEN.
TION.

THE National Democratic Convention
met in Cincinnati on the 22d, pursuant to the
call Of the National Democratic Committee.
At l2: AZ p. m. Mr.. Barnum the Chairman Of
the Committee, called the Convention TO
order and called upon Rev. q. NJ. wendte of
Cincinnati, to invoke the blessing of God
upon its deliberations. At the CON
clusion Of the invocation Mr.. Barnum
announced that he hal been instructed
to nominate Hon. George Hoadley, of
Cincinnati, as Temporary Chairman. This
nomination being approved, a committee,
consisting OF William L. Scott and ]. d. Nc
Emery, was appointed to conduct Mr.. Hoad-
ley to the platform. The Temporary Chair
man was greeted with applause, and, on as
suming the gavel, delivered a spirited ad-
dress Temporary Secretaries we're named
and the temporary organization declared
complete.
Nj. Biedler, Of New York, moved that the
rules of the last Convention be adopted as
the rules of this until otherwise ordered.
Carried.
Mr.. Martin, Of Delaware, moved a call Of
States for the appointment Of members OF
the Committees Oh Permanent Organization,
Credentials and Resolutions. The resolution
was adopted, and the various Committees
were announced as follows;
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Alabama, William Il. Clark; Arkansas, DR..
Davidson; California, Thomas +. Thompson;
Colorado, John +. Humphreys; Connecticut,
Owen B. King; Delaware, Il. S. Martin; Flor
ida, p. q. Linear; Illinois, Charles Dunham
Indiana, Joseph f. McDonald; Iowa, E. d.
FEM: Kansas. George c. Rogers; Kentucky.
William Lindsey; Louisiana, William Nc
Cranie; Maine, r. g. Brown; Maryland, Will
mot mot Johnson; Massachusetts,, John 2; Swiney;
4. H.. Taylor; Missouri 9. Campbell;
SSebraska Sehr,,s {. j. Sterling Morton; w Nevada,
New Jersey, Rufus Blodgett; New York, John
Fox; North Carolina, J. S. Henderson,; Ohio
w. =. Hayne; Oregon, J; b. Hogan; Pennsyl
yania, James p. Riley; Rhode Island John O.
Dempsey South Carolina, F. w: Dawson;
Tennessee, w. II. Carroll; Texas, Thomas NJ
Jack; Vermont, D. N. Reddington; Virginia,
William Terry; West Virginia, b. F. Harlow;
Wisconsin, E. p. Finch.
CREDENTIALS.
Alabama, Joseph II. Johnson; Arkansas,
James NJ. Hudson; California, W. II. Frost;
Wheeler; Delaware, A. b. ,binson; Florida,
f. NJ. l.. Enge; Illinois, Perry II. Smith; In
diana, William E. Niblaclt; Iowa, Thomas j
J. w Hay: Louisiana, f: Mealey; Name, A
u. Wall; Maryland, S. V. Bowman; Massa-
e.hnsetts, John K. Tarbox; Michigan, !. E E
steele; Nebraska, j. w. Pollock; Nevada
Mat Canavan; New Hampshire, Hosea
w. Parker; New Jersey, Lawrence Phell; New
| York, S. NJ. Weed; North Carolina, John
| Howard Ohio X. S. Shields; Oregon, A. Neut
| ner; Pennsylvania, w. II. Snowden; Rhode
| Island, w. ii. Foster; South Carolina, T. Devil
| Tennessee, r. NJ. Jones; Texas B. II. Baasett
| Vermont, j. II. Williams; Virginia, William
L. Royal; West Virginia, w. L. Wilson; Wis
consin, Joseph Rankin.
| RESOLUTIONS.
Alabama, W. II. Barnes; Arkansas, NJ. 7. En-
cry; California, E. II. MattoX; Colorado, c. S
| Thomas; Connecticut, David A. Wells; Della
ware, George ii. Blk; Florida, Eben Il. How
| ell; Illinois, Melville w. Fuller;' Indiana JohT
| II. Cotfroth; Iowa, John p. Irish; Kansas, Johr
| X. Goodwin; Kentucky, Henry Watterson
| Louisiana, L. A. Burke; Maine, A. NJ. Nichols
| Maryland, c. j. NJ. Gwynn; Massachusetts
| Charles Levi Woodbury.; Michigan, DIR
| Foster Pratt; Minnesota, L. Barksdale
| Missouri, Joseph Pulcher; Nebraska
| George L. Miller; Nevada, A. G. Ellis
| New Hampshire, Harvey Bingham; New Jer
sey, c. NJ. Lurick; New York, Rufus w. Peck
ham; North Cal olina, A. NJ. Wardwell; Ohio
! vania, L. c. Cassidy; Rhode Island, n. Haus
| lipe: South Carolina, I. G. Barker; Tennessee
John A. Mckinney: Texas, John Ireland; Yer
| mont, g. S. Waterman; Virginia, James Bar
! bour; West Virginia, j. II. Goode; Wisconsin
Thomas A. Hudd.
On motion of Mr. Wells, of Connecticut
resolution was adopted referring all resolu
lions In relation to the platform to the Com
mittee on Resolutions, without debate.
The Convention then adjourned to meet OF
Ihe morning of the 23d at ten O'clock