, 1880-05-20
ench side VIVA ns much t|5na 10 give III ntlsRco'
or courRc II tho c,.sc co'l not be aottlcd In Tint
tlno moro wOstt.l bu granted.

rtxcDr.w THEN nrNEwEp
his nhtoct,t II tho reception Of tho credentials
Of tho regulars.
Chow, If tho Fifteenth, moved that 1t bu tho
Bet,so Ut tho Committee TINT no credentials bo
received Until tho parties hot complied with the
conditions uf tho resolution.
I(nwcs snltl he had sern pastcd u1NH tho trees
tho resolution rrfcrrct' by Llnenln. .Tcrhnrs tho
Convention Ind al.p passed II; but his deteRl.-
tlon did not know what 1t wns. Tho delegation |
were mt admitted to tho stntc Convention, AZ !
thnt they could tcRrn tA action. AS f,r hin,-
ac,E. ,,c WIS totally lgnorhnt nf tho rcal
ohhracter Of tho resolution. Tho 'lceFi- |
tEnn might mt be III n position tn appear |
nt NIL. lic liatl:no authority to plolgo my INC |
u anythng. Or to til or not to dn anything.
Therefore he hopc.l tho motion would not ba |
notcd upon Until ho hail scen tho resul utiun. III
Orlor IL acg whAt c0ulll bo ,lonc. " |
King wnntch tU shy TINT tiloro hhtl lecn no |
meeting Of his delegation since the resolution
w1a passcu.
rho Chur said tho Committee would tako no
eugnl7at,Ge of that.
t;rnhn,n. ot tho Ninetecnth believed tho
resolution ws.s right In principle, and thut tho
Cot,vuntIou had II right to pnss 1t.
.KTltt. IiE nEtlEvKD
nnthny should bo i1one until II copy Of tho rcso-
luton wis tl,tltlucl. 4 tluxutory tnk followed,
frnm which It appeared TINT a n,njorIty NJ tho
Committee WIS 0pposcl to tlotnE anything ,,ntlt
thoy Es,t tho resolution nnd knew what It called
fur. At this pnlrt Il cupy nf It wits brought In,
and, after tho Sccrctary, ucartlslcy, rcad 1t,
Chew roncwrd his motion.
Emory, Of tho Ninth, said tho resolution did
nut refer to tho Committee, ind fle WIS not
bound by 1t. lie was appointed to E'enr tho
contest, nnd tltd not caro- whether ono Of tho
leteGntions nbitlcd by tho decisions or not.
llo was going tn tsocthc for thoso who woro
rightly entitled 70 pcNts: n they wantcd to ~
Ent0 the Convention md plc,Xc themselves nttcr
thoy h.url tho report OF tho Committee, thoy
,Woodnrl sail tho resolution ha!l M mp.
G,sb + thS SceSa1rs Gomtts" tt fp tt 4
c,l1 nuke no tcst III q tho .vuiidity or tho
clniu,*. Surprising tho Committee found tho
rxars eni!s to thor scats would I s'?stsit
pledge themselves to
ApllEnE TO RESOLUTION
passrtl by Convention III whleh thcy Ind no
linrtu,t understood 1t us M expression thnt
tlo conyent'on woul,l not consider I'M ,,y e''sc
1 5 IL, .aeis aepy ws y sho 5Ss Gsanttse pc4s
Othor committeeman commended that they
N Sew a', eo'iteii,led I'd Tint tho Committee was pnrt
ut tho Convention. and THAT tho resolution re-
u,,rcd tho delegation 10 mike pc'lHo 10 nL'.o
uy ~ t!ecs!o,, Iao sooner the hatter was a's-
p> ,i,esri.ey. q tio sixth, urFea that a'! tho
e h to rSey % ws LII f. s sss t sG 20 WIZ VIE
pledges. rhoy exntni,lc, tho credentials upon
their merits. rntl not utnn prnsntscs. Tho Com
Convention. when tho lattyr ,was about 70 net
wus tho time to require pledges. Tho tlelegA-
W urnt. af M tho scvent S srs,icd that t @ tic co,,-
it,cg E e. nt es1E ~ @ tl9 srenensas @ sae s
thenisivcs t,n I to @ abide @ by vi It's deciaion. ~ p'''
| ,Grnhntn sud that IL tho Coiam!ttec 1Id rot
abido by iis Instructions ha,l better ~ buck.
There could be tlO objection to tho resolution.
| MEN OUGHT TO HAVE RESPECT
for tho action of tho Convention. Unless tho
partlcs were, willing tn nbldo BY Its dcclslon
Chew rcnuwt,tl hls motion. but u,ot'Isic!l i Mt
| tho suggestion Of LiMolont 50 That It reaa TINT
thS con,lstss shn net .nesIgc tl. y @ nTeletaI ,
sIoofe, q ths Fourteenth, referring IF TO tho
wiz il tilsaxiVenhia t.sk to sotto tho trouble;
~as' ss9e III y yor s'fs'' rE !sSf't's e at$ .
tsute, case whun ono. tf tho parties
e IL s sa &c sss y liz ssx az ut
lln wa1tca tho largcst liberty exercised on both
Scartlsley said II tho sorows wcrs, put on thcro
| WINS iii uppnMl to II higher court. Tho Commit.
| toe SHOULD nut nut opprcsstyuly and nllnw tho
sta @aea So " nttep st Il co"
sSay t1, Il ~ .lssr ,nsn who nsScd tint 'hoy i'S
Mnon wa,,dorpd ilway from tho subject an.l
spoke III favor OF
SETTLING THE DISPUTE
cnow notllilod bis resolution as..ln and o,1orod
- I.ss'ircs'. rhnt tho Committee on Credentials
s!eEn ,c S fhSy yy ,nc %ys e." sosa WIZ tu
guirIns thu stld contestants ms IL condition pro-
oc.leMt to abido by tho decision of tho convc'l-
uon."
,tp md nako pledge. whethor II wis proposed
70 Immediately lut tho others III: should tlio