, 1880-06-06
THE EVENING SESSION.
NOMINATIONS.

THE EVENING SESSION.
NOMINATIONS.
SOME MINOR PRELIM1NAnY BUSINESS
It WAS fully twenty minutes past when the
Convention was called to order, and several
minutes slipped by while the members were
getting seated and the great body Of President
makers was again assuming shape
The Chair-The Con yention will ustcn to some
announcements which will be made BY the
Secretary
That officer accordingly announced that the
Goodrich boat for Grand Haven would be held
until midnight Tho announcement was greeted
with Il ripple Of laughter, in view Of the possi-
biliry involved that if the boat was waiting for
the Convention to adjourn, it might have long
job Of waiting on hand. The laugh and the in
coming of some Of tie later deleputes put a stop
to tho announcements for few moments.
When the Convention WAS again in order, the
Secretary read the following interesting COM
munication:
CHICAGO. June 1ssa-Io the Ho,sorah1s Prsstesnt
asses!sions ND IL hesa q r. szs j;
atn ~ xhe hs ss
the HSe hanae e. aa he taa
grown on the Mount vernon estate, to which WASH
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their rights under the nag OF our country lApplause
u 1 Sr ss q sae eG1 Il tie
history of our party. Very truly s09Jsss 9zass ROOT
4 burst Of applause greeted the announce
ment Of the writer's name
The Chairman-Complatnt has been made to
the Chair that persons not authorized obtain ad-
mission to the space allotted to the Convention,
and OCCUPY the seats OF the delegates. The
Chair respectfully requests the members OF each
delegation at once to make known to the Ser
geant-at-Arms the presence Of any intruder,
and he will forthwith be removed The Con-
vention will be in order. The Convention IS
ready for business.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, CoM1nTTEE.
Mr. Hale, Of Maine-I move that the roll OF
States be called, that the announcement may oe
made Of the members Of the National Commit
tee, as selected by the States and Territories and
the District Of Columbia.
Tho Chairman-The gentleman from Maine
moves that the roll Of States be called, that an
nouncement Of the members OF the National
Committee from each State may be received.
The Secretary will read the rule adopted, 80 tar
as it relates to tho cali Of the roll
Tho Secretary read as follows:
Rule H. A Republican National Committee shall be
TePory nd tie District o oabs
In this Convention The roll shall bo called nnd 1he
trict Columbia shall name. tnrouxh rs ChaiEman'a
person to act is member OF such committee.
The motion was put and carried unanimously.
Alabama was called, and the Chairman, George
Turner reported the name Of George Turner.
L. E. Parsons, Jr., Of the same State-Before
his mime is entered upon the roll as member
of the National Committee from the State OF
Alabama, I would state that there nave been
three men in the Alabama delegation unseated,
who acted when Mr.. Strobach was named, and
three others hare since been put In, and that
there Is also one member Of the delegation Wco
was absent ut the time he was named- would
ask that no action be taken, or tnat MS name pe
not entered upon the roll. until further action
can be taken by the delegation Of the members
who have been declared elected and entitled to
seats on this noor.
Mr. Turner, of Alabama-Nineteen members
of the Alabama delegation, sir, met, and with
substantial uuunimity selected the gentleman
that have named to be the member OF the Ma
tional Executive Committee from Alabama NO
meeting has been held or called for since that
meeting by the members OF the deleRauon 1or
the purpose Of changing this name, and insist
undcr the motion which has been carried here
that tho name Of Mr.. Strobach be recorded from
Alabama
The Chnirman-Under the rule adopted by the
Convention the report of the Chairman must be
accepted rs conclusive for this purpose. II any
point is made it must be brougnt 10 me aIfEa FL
Clerk will proceed with the roll call
The roll was called, with the following resu1t:
AIabama-PauI Strt'bach.
ArkA1ls,ls-S. w. Dorsey
Cnlifurniu-HOrnce Davis.
Ctlor,ido-John l.. Routt.
Couuecticut-Marshall Jewell.
Delaware-Chris Fcbiger.
Fiurida-WiIin1n ". Hicks.
Gcprgia-Jnmes D. DcveauI-
llIinuis-JNhn a. Logan.
Indiun:-John c. New.
Iowu-JDhn $, Runnels.
Ka,lsus-John \. Martin
Kcntucky-W. 0. bradley.
Louisan,-Henry &. Warmoth-
Mune-WiliiAm z. Frye.
Muryland-Jamcs A. Gary.
Observation-Disclosures 81. FORBES.
N1cnsgan-James II. Stone.
Minnesor:l-E. u. Sabin.
Mis5issppi-Gcorge G. Mckee.
Nebraska-james II. Dawes
| Nevada-John W. Mackey.
NV NV 5sSssg2dsorsc sn;gshd,3sw + ( GHsaa!:F &sssg
North Curonu-W. P. Cauady.
| Ohio-W. g. Cooper.
Pennsylvania-J: Don Cameron.
Khode island-William 4. Pierce.
| South Carolina-Sun1el Lee
Tenncssee-William Rule
| !ermont-Gcorge ". Hooker.
| Virginin-Samuel l.. Jones.
| West Virginia-J0hn W. Mason-
Ar1zOnu-R. Z. Nctor1ulcA-
DAkOtl---.
district of CoIumbta--.
Iuaho-GcorXe L. Shoup.
Moutaua-Aie1 Fl. Beatue:
| New Nexlco-Stephen B. Elklu"
| Utah-C. ". Bennett
Washington-Thomas 7. Miner.
| :WyoIuing-James L. Cary.
| when Inkota WIS called Mr.. Porter Warner
| notninuted Seth Bullock
&. l. Mccoy tof DakotaEME Chairman, thave
heen instructed by the Territorial Republican
Convention OF Dakota to present the name OF
the Hon. Newton Edmunds Us member OF he
| National Conmirtee., In compliance with this
| insrr11ctlon present his name.
The Chairman-The Secretary will call Dakota
| agNin- u
Mcttoy sent to the Secretary Il paper to be read.
Tho Chuirman-The Chair will cause the com
muuication TO be read for the information Of the
| Convention. ....
/ The Secretary then read the paper, as follows:
| Al the Territorial Republican Convention, held At
Fargo on May e is4 t. vas !eso,yed that saa dele
aept The uame Of Nevtq4 EduQnda for member d