Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-02

faith that every man within the borders OF the
republic might dwell secure in a happy home.
might cast his equal vote and have 1t counted,
ana might send his children at the public
charge 10 free school. Until these things
came 10 pass the mission OF the republican party
was not accomplished nor its conflict with
lts ancient adversary ended. lApplausel
THE FOLLOWING WE'RE
appointed temporary secretares:-John III. Rob
erts. OF Illinois; c. l. Magee. OF Pennsylvania:
also. Chas W. Clisoy, OF Alabama. and 7. c.
Broadwel, OF Missouri, as reading clerks and
Eugene Davis, OF New York as official stenog-
rapher. Mr.. Hale, OF Maine. TO expedite busi-
ness. moved resolution that the roll OF st&es
ana territories be called and the chairman OF
each delegation shall name It's members
OF the committees In the following order:
ON permanent organization. on rules and order
OF business, on credentials, and on resolutions.
ADOPTED Without objection.
The roll was accordingly called and the CON-
mittees named.
ohios presentation OF James A. CARRIED as
one OF the committeeman, was greeted with
considerable applause.
UTAH BRING EXCLUDED
10 the rou or states and territories, Mr.. Frye
asked that II be included.
Mr. Conklfng, of New York, rising, was re-
cetyed with applause, and said there was OBJ
lection. holding as he did, that the order OF the
convention had been executed as prepared 10y
the national committee. There was a contest
In Utah, as In Louisiana, and so they were
omitted.
The chair ruled that as the committees roll
u, a
territory was In order.
Mr.. Frye said it was agreed by the commit
tee that tab should be put upon that roll
tGreat APplausel and that the secretary OF the
national committee says the Utah omission was
made by mistake. wild applause
MT. Conkling said IL this had been a mistake
IL should be corrected.
Mr.. Mccormick OF Arizona moved a call of
the roll OF states and territories for presentation
OF credentials and for notice OF contests and that
all such papers be referred, without statement
or debate, 10 the committee on credentials
Adopted.
Notice of Contests.
on the call OF the roll, Alabama and Arkansas
gave notice OF contest Mr.. Henderson, or Iowa,
gave notice OF contest I'm ten districts OF Illinois
Applause I'm the galleries. Mr.. warmoth
notified OF a contest In Louisiana. Contests
were also notified In Pennsylvania and Utah.
the latter by Mr. Conkling, OF New York. by
request
Tickets TO the War Veterans.
Mr.. Logan. OF Illinois, moved that instruc-
lions be given TO committee on tickets OF ad-
mission 10 the convention 10 issue SOC tickets
daily 10 the Veteran Association. That Justice
had been done 10 the veterans by every other
national republican convention, and why
shouldn't IL be done now and here? [Applause.l
There Were veteran soldiers supporting each OF
the presidential candidates. so that there was
no particular motive In his motion. He him.
self had TO enter the building this morning
without a ticket, because he couldn't get
one from the national committee. lie was
here, and he wanted TO see the veterans
also admitted not TO make noise or TO cheer
for any man, but to look upon the convention
which had 10 nominate the man FOR whom they
would have TO vote loud cheers
Mr. COnkIiug Moves and Carries an
Adjournment.
Mr.. Conkling moved that the convention ad-
journ TIL II o'clock tomorrow. Mr.. Hale OF
Me-, opposed, but the motion was carried.