The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-21


saya this is a substantial failure TO
comply with the terms of the resolu-
ton under which the COMMITTEES of
credentials were instructed to consider
the claims OF the Contestants who
frankly pledge themselves to accent
snd abide by the decision of the con
vention. Therefore, the Farwell hall
delegation has no right to be heard
before the committee, and the
Palmer house delegation having com
piled with the terms of the resolution,
and having credentials should be ad
mitted. General Hurlbut and others
sign the third report and demand the
admission OF toe FarWel Hail delega-
ton.
Alter reading those reports a mo-
ton WAS made to adopt number one,
and al amendment 10 substitute
uumber three. It was decided to
give the representative of Farwell
Hall delegation the opening and
closing speech, and allowing each
thirty minutes. Kirk Harris, Of Chi
cago, presented tha CAGE for the Far.
well He'll delegates, and Emory
StOrls, OF Cbicsgo, that of the Palmer
House delegates. Both addresses
were loudly cheered By edherents on
each side. When the hour expired,
Gen. Hurlburt, OF Boone, moved that
tue delegates from the three sena-
ltorisl districts which the Grant men
| did not contest be allowed to vote on
this question, but tine chair ruled the
motion out of order. The roll of
committees had been called on the
motion TO adopt number three, which
recommended the seating Of the en-
tire FsrWsll Hall delegation, result
ling-Ayes 282, noes $40. The roll
was called on the adoption Of the
first report, which seats thirLy-six
from Palmer House and fifty six
from Farwell. The call resulted
ayes 81, noes 26l. The temporary
Organization was then made perma-
nent. The convention adjourned TIL
1 s O'Clock.
Chicago, 19.-Tri6une' special;
The Nebraska state republican con
vention met at Columbus and was
called to order, att this evening, by
ii. w. DaiDes, chairman Of the state
central committee. O. W. CollenI
was made temporary chairman.
Com mittees were appointed, as usual
There is an anti-Grant ,maioritY IL
the convention and the probabilities
favor Blaine.
| Omaha, 20.-Tbe Nebraska repub-
lican state convention met at Column
bus last night, at z o'clock, and hsc
an all night session and adjourned s.
$50 this morning. There was l0nl
contest over three counties The dele
gates elected are Dawes, Mitchell
| CTounse, Persinger. Gaslin and Lewis
all solid for Blaine.
st Paul, 19.-The Dakols repub
, publican convention was held 3
Fargo t1-day. Chase O. II. McCol
and Porter Warner ara delegates Il
the Chicago convention. They art
, for Window, if he has any chance
otherwise for Blaine.
The democratic state convention
met VIM. III. Campbell, temporary
chairman. msde a long speech. Com
mitlses we're appointed and the con
yent;On adjourned till . 80.
Trenton, 20.-The democratic STATE
Convection met to-day, I. II. Leese
temporary chairman. The custom
airy committees we're appointed anC
the convention iock recess. Z. II
Loese Ra7 made permanent chair
man. Following arc the delegates a
large: Orestes Clealland. John Stock
ton, Il. 3. Smith and Il II. Zulick
, Adjourned.
saiem, Ala, 20--The republioar
slate convention assembled to-day
I wiih Geo. Turner. a Grant man
temporary chairman. Largo majorit,
OF the delegates lavor Gr.nt. Recess