, 1880-06-23
TIE COMMITTEE WORK.
@sMsrMe


1sesn1ntlons hat from 0 to nearly Il ofcltHk
listening to tho vlcws Of in.ifrilliMi rnonders rs
to tho general scope Of tho platform. Mcni,-
ttmc tho fc,nnlo sntfrhgists wcr1 granted
henring. The Ch!nesu question was dis
clsscdt and ~ rcnm Of paper, moro or
losa, covcrc,l with "p!nnks," wus dumped ota tho
tnblo. a member rro1r,ANt to rcaflrn tho rrsO-
h.uonsof 1s,s, whoronpou several members prt-
posed rs m amendment TINT nAt tho nrtY plat.
fnrnts OF tho past bc rcail1rnct, nutl go tho rrs-
lutions ot 1876 wprp lnuHhed ont Of ctA,rt.
At midnight II subcommittee Of tno wits
appointed with Instructions u drift platform
c1nbotlying tho substance or tho best views OK
pressed by the n,cintors uf tho Committee ut
lnrgc. Tho Sub Committee IA still IN session
ttnler instructions to report tomorrow
morning at o'clock. In shc bum
die Of resolutions submitted IS
one from David a. Volts, Of IN e1tromc har1'-
money character. which tho SubCoinn,ittcct1nrr
not report, antl tho fill Committee dure mt
anpt IT 1t wcsu reported. Tho ChtncS question
created n hot debate. Ono 1clcgntc wanted tho
Committee In rerort n resolution
Hxclt,I1So r1,oM THESE slti,tEs ALI. RACES
cxcept tho ruco thut discovered AnlcrIcsl. lie
was uullf1od urd his resolution will he Rhorst of
all points when 1t appears on tho Committees
report. ..--..-.--
THE COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS
wore III et.ssion trntn y oc}ock until midnight.
n,1l ttoIr report III likely ~ cluse t,ura or less
'nf n row III tho Convention tt,-lnorrow; Tho
Mnssnchu4atts t7n,ttst i,nsl bccl a.n!cably rot;
tjr4l i,y the ,,MtIes themselves un tho tlslS nt
giving uneh side one-hnlr at tho ticloNstson. ulltl
Thu Ta,r,,.,nl,y light wiz then taken up, and
tn, Committee 1i tho benefit Ut my n,nt'lnt of
s'sit saT' H. "' Wee ier ,!afs tnfss s? 'esSs: S'
ono 1t. tho Committee, sst inrth ,r,,,,1 5i,o
i1sassntss Es!fer 'ae, s"a all & t;n Nsy aae s
1 siGi II %hnf ncs 1t as% s ss n' n
satr Tor gil i,r sns worth. .After tho wind snrk
~ comn't,tt. ,., seHt ,so,gr Ssyrryf'oy ont. ",.
ct1,lct, tu t,iseusa tho oase. , It wns tno
inst 10 hurt MI. iseily'a ferlnl; With too HfcAt
!sa1io. W nc 4, o,',!tw ,In ,Si sS so enty r. d.
tic result ,xllsRs a,na kMIwn beforehand. Tho
N" t" i@ArS"''sas. @ tt toSa. @ iielaw.s,S. did NOW
Jersey voting tn tho 1,cnt.svo. u sI1lte likely
nt tsSe r tfn @ to r,s II sary s
bc nlt exceedingly lively and interesting ono.
RldN1i1CAt7r DELAY.
Spteta. Dktuteh to !ao Chieaeo Tribune.
stnc occurred III tho Uomntttec n. il.a1l'ltions.
II met orignnsly IN tho sM*ie.t ttall rss,tn rs
sis.lctl for Its taeiitcrntn bit s','icndcrt,l tho
ho rooms ar tho Kcntt'elt! deS9'.ten bat iln.-
r's,s S s II tic lows sicterMtion. ThcrS tic ss.
nllrnnt cpfatt1e ncctrres!. y u!t'ihi":r lntIvEsl
tlt, account nf tho extensive frHt. tho Cltl-
moratng, whcro,Ipnn Henry WMtterso,i. Chn!r
nn. s,!sHht 70 sti'i tho l,assKc u to Mt,si.'n y
re,narkmg that thvrp o. a'nie N % a te
'.n nlgss.r III tho fcncn.'' antt nccn,llnRly pro-
tine s'7 within s 'if of tho maotins d the G"n.
yrittinn ut which tito Committee would hO rt,-
un!rca to report.
IT IS sEEpLEss To SAY
that tho RcnttomMn from Illinois, who Is an ex
purir..s9d pnt'cinM t!id shse%l nserygr % " -. S1
no W. y, nts shSt Sf n n fW is' t9 a r. q to
9s t.tso III "a Seeyru sT IN antisey s,nne
essury and peculiarly absurd delay. Iun wor!l.
r. t,2'xht, M ny h, ~ fss ns y, o @ ,,y.'a y m1 @
s eSsr *s,1ei t %paa G h' scr II iso ~ iie }holrht
he s:.w him send!ny dispatches t'"CnIrnhak.,.."
sH fer I'D ,'os sa i't ,'' W. osyalj s'!jnS
w,,s itt enrrcd but il substitute or amendment
.taking tho hour o o'clock this evening Wis
I,En,lAxEHr oanAS!zArIoS.
IL she 1rt,trrn .issoeiatftt I'rfes.
cdSc!SS1r o. nn 1o sh Committee tSIa Gn
GOV: !: ". siesci!: q Kets!seiy, fer 'er.na-
mend tho retention of tho tcfNrns1lry orlsunlzu-
ttpn III fur M tho rrltIn!ning nthccts nra coH-
ceTMe c9a FuF'her "coo1 u tao eo''''s''"e WIZ 's
'rm" Yurther r,nort TINT they hnvo
,,,. tim.s,l Ia ,,nMnrtuf Il, r,i,t;nm ~ sSo
m.;r r,nt ~ rt' nm.i ~ In t1itnr,rs ~ r ny
Envc hcnr,t fhn nr,u,tncnts Of tha Observation-Disclosures
nutl respectfully recommend tho following resU-
luton:
=" Keaarcd, Tint tho two delegates from, tho
District n Golu!no!n and two te!cEatcs l,uln
venttoi,. una hive tho right 10 participate IL d.
euIoycsi by Iuicg1Itcs fruin tho Stutcs, excepting
Only the right tn vote"
THE co4MirrEE ON nssoLtrrfoNs
.o,o IL. rs+ tnr1,nt n,rnttrr ~ ot,,,,, .tts nr.
ncln ms ist @ 1oss Hs tF st.i ~ ~ .iH ,uH si
., ',nI., n,t,. ~ ~, i,.nrr ~ thn Il, Wm t,n
,s,r. rt,nsiti,rwl. iook n rctass until sn'cfoek
tllia eyuliirg.
rho EOI4Iiifttcc did not rt4 fsen ,e Until Into
III tho uvtn!ng, and then Org n!z n t,y clccting
tne Hon. Henry wattersn, G nir,l1n and John
Attcnlai,ec. Miss busan Ii. Al, tho =. Mn. Merri-
we.hcr. aaa other reEs.;se".tiycs of the
to present their c1u0 und to 1nnilo
nj, argument uf considerable length.
Tho representatives Of thu different Stutua thcu
ul,icr resolution submitted tho resolutions
which they t1estrcsl to hc ff,cnr1Nnr,trl In tho
plntform, un!l one or llurc Wcra submitted from