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Mr.. Martin, Of Delaware, offered
resolution that the roll of States be
called for committees on permanent
organization, on credentials and on
resolutions. Adopted.
The roll was called accordingly, and
the committees were named as follows:
Permanent observation-disclosures, VIM.
K. Clarke; Arkansas, d. r. Davidson; Cali
fornia, Thomas L. Thompson; Colorado, John
+. Humphreys; Connecticut. o. b. King;
Delaware, L. L. Martin; Florida, L. Q.
Lanier; Georgia, John s. Stewart; Illinois,
Charles Dunham; Indiana, Joseph K. Nc
Donald; Iowa, 4. d. Finn; Kansas, George
c. Rogers; Kentucky VIM. Lindsay; Louis
lana, G. w. McGnnie; Maine, Simon s.
Brown; Maryland, Wilmot johnson; Massa-
chuset;s john p Sweeny; Minnesota, j. q.
Pierce; Mississippi, r. Fl. Taylor; Missouri,
G. Campbell; N,braska, j. Sterling Martin;
Nevada George Storey; New Hampshire,
Irving W. Dreen; New Jersey, RUFUS Blodg-
EFT; New York, John Fox; North Caro- ina,
John S. Henderson; Ohio, VIM K. Haynes;
Oregon, f. p. Hogan; Pennsylvania, JAS. b.
Riley; Rhode Island j. j. Dempsey; South
Carolina, f. w. Dawson; Tennessee, w. II.
Carroll; Texas, Thomas NJ Jack; Vermont,
d. W. ReddiDgton; Virginia, VIM. Terry;
West Virginia, b. A. Harlowe; Wisconsin,
Earl P. Fitch.
When New York was called in the
above list of States, John Kelly rose
back OF the delegates and asked to be
heard. Then followed great confusion,
cheers and Kisses and cries of " Put him
out!"
The chairman refused TO recognize
Mr.. Kelly, and said the roll-call must
proceed.
John d. Haskin also attempted to be
heard but was cried down, the chair
man refusing to hear him, and the roll
call proceeded.
Committee on Resolutions: Alabama, Will
liam H. Barnes; Arkansas, Ben. G. Emery;
California, Caleb II. Mattox; Colorado, G F.
Conner; Connecticut, David A. Wells; Del
aware, George II. Bates; Florida, G. e.
Young; Georgia. Evan p Hornells; Illinois,
Melville W. Fullerton; Indiana, John r.
Coaroth; Iowa, John P. ltish; Kansas, j. X.
Goodin; Kentucky, Henry Wattelson; Loui-
sana, K. A. Burke; Maine, A. W. Mitchell;
Maryland, Charles j. M. Gwinn; Mnssachu-
sets, Charles l.. Woodbury.; Michigan, f.
Pratt; Minnesota, w. w. McNnir; Missis-
ger; Nebraska, George L. Miller; Nevada,
A. g. Ellis; New Hampshire, Harry Bing-
ham; New Jersey, C. NJ. Zulick; New York,
r. w. Peckham; North Carolina. A. NJ.
waddell; Ohio, Thomas j. Kinney; Oregon,
John Myers; Pennsylvania, L. G. Cassidy;
Rhode Island, Nicholas Vanslyck; South
Carolinn, p. .. G. Barker. Tennessee, John
A. Mckinney; Texas, John Ireland; Ver-
mont, George S. Waterman; Virginia, James
Barbour; West Virginia, j. II. Goode; Wis
consn, Thomas X. Hudd.
Committee on Observation-Disclosures Joseph
NJ. johnson; Arkansas, j. M. Hudson; Cali
fornia, w. p. Frost; Colombo, G. Bilars;
Connecticut, Ralph Wheeler; Delaware, A.
P Robinson; Florida, E. M. L. Engle; Geor-
gia, P. NJ. B. Young; Illinois, Perry III. Smith;
Indiana, William +. Niblack; Iowa, Thomas
j. Potter; Kansas, Edward Carroll; Ken
tucky, j. W. Hayes; Louisiana, p. Mealy;
Maine, Arthur Sewall; Maryland, S. Meteor
Botman; Massachusetts, John X. Tarbox;
Michigan, j. L. Mesmore Minnesota, IL. X.
Wells; Mississippi, Warren Conan; Missouri,
w. D. Steele; Nebraska, John w. Pollock;
Nevada, Matt Canovan; New Hampshire,
Hoza w. Parker; New Jersey, l.. L. Fell;
New York, Smith NJ. Weed; North Carolina,
George Howard; Ohio r. S. Shields; Oregon,
A. Votner; Pennsylv mia, William III. Sow
den; Rhode Island, William +. Teston; South
Car olina, S. Dibble; Tennessee, +. Nj. Jones;
Texas, b. II. Bassett; Vermont, j. II. Will
Hams; Virginia, William L. Royal; West
Virginia, William l.. Wilson; Wisconsin,
Joseph Rankin.
Mr.. Avery, OF Mas achusetts, moved
that when the convention adjourn 1t
be to ten o'clock tomorrow morning.
Adopted.
Mr.. Watterson, of Kentucky presented
an application on behalf OF the dele
gates from the Territories, asking recog-
milton in the convention, which was re-
ferred, without discussion, to the COM
mittee on permanent organization.
David A. Wells, of Connecticut, Of
fered the usual resolution referring to
the committee on resolutions without
debate all resolutions regarding the
platform. Adopted.
The convention then, on motion OF
Mr.. Preston, of Kentucky, at five min.
utes after two o'clock adjourned until
ten o'clock to -morrow morning.