The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-05

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not b.c.n.s hs d,a ,ot sx,ast y, 80,
port The nomine. ~ thi. cony.ntion tor
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sn.ech for the nominea 81 ,hs la.t
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fMrcorm,ckl m.aa ona hnnarsa fGrs,t
applause and cheers1 lie opposed ,ha
re.olution on,v ha, ,,,sa n dscl.rss ,h.,
men are unf,t IN s,t IN the convention 1,
they dIffer from the other memher. N
it
Young of Tennessee fcolorsS, ann
ported the resolution. He wanted 70
know wby. II those who vote mo meant
To ioin the democratic marty thev
should he here belning 10 choo.a ,hs
nsminee of the republIcan nsSrtv
Garfield. Of Ohio. feared the eonven.
tion was about committing n grsat ar
ror and hefore thev shonld act he da-
sired 10 state the case Every man Of
the three dissentieuts declared their
expectation 10 support the nominee.
but tbey voted no because thew tbougbt
this was not the time 10 adopt sueb
resolutions. Are they To be disfran-
chised for that reasonp fApplause and
cries of no. mol That Is the question.
We are responsible for our action To
our constituents and not 10 this CON-
yention. fGreat applause. There never
was and never will be n convention
which did or can hind INV vote I'm nd
vance on any question. II this resolu-
ton was adopted the convention must
purge itself at the close of every vote
and determine how many shall 20 out.
At the close he urged Conkling to with
draw his resolution.
Pixley, OF California, moved to lay
the resolution on the table. (Applause. }
ConkIing demanded the call OF the
roll. (Hfsses long and furious.)
The call Of the roll was ordered.
Conkling inquired Of the chair
whether the three gentlemen from West
Virginia did saw they vould vote for the
nom,nee of this convant;on
The chair said II was NOT hrs province
TO answer the question
Conklinr said he would not press his
resolntIon n bis question was answered
in the Affirmative. and finally he with
drew the resolution. as he said there
seemed 10 be some doubt. fApplause
and hissesl
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Chicago. June THE Pacific coast
delegation have affected n marked i'm.
nrovernert ~ tba Chinese r,.rp 4, tho
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sonal ,nterv;ew. with other members ~
the comm,ttae .narcst,c.,,v .rnror,ed
INV Havmond ana HE o,har .,.nc,.,ss
has secured the n,edoe ~ The comm,t'
tee that the re.oiution sh,I, he renorted
In Tho ,o,,ow,nc soru s.1,ha ,r,hor;,v
90 reer,.ta ,nn,or,,ion ,na ;n,orcorr..
h.,,ve., ,ha Irn;,ad c,.,.. a~a ,ora,an
nat;on. r..ts v,,h corcress and ;ts
,r.,ty n,at;ro rowor Tha ranr,,,o,r
n,rtv rac,rdinc ,ha ,nrastr;cta, ,,nrn;-
grafton of Chinese ms an evil of great
magnitude. invoke the exercise of that
power to restrain and limit that immi-
grafton by the enactment of such lust.
humane and reasonable provisions as
will produce that result.n The Pacific
coast delegates are much elated by the