, 1880-06-11
mombess participated. tho resolution ns a1nond'

eli WIS hcfcate,l.
CUnyention with n lst Of tho delegates belong
Ing 10 Tie farwsti- Hall Conventions, the Chair
X delegation from tho other Convention. rep
s;t eeissa VIII rhe chs!,aan se
MARKED thas th9 Wiscons!n delegation came ,n nc
National urrcnlAck Convention. fUpronrIous
Demonstrations Of tlcl!ght.1 ,..--- -.
t,oni s q @ ths NaIona % s Grcr,lmck NJ Labor party
shall 10 constituted by delegates elected and
sS .S from every eG'nty wthnt n, The o
shall he party Of The people, by tho people. and
" Amidst 1S % Ftest Excitement tho resolution was
Mr. Samuel crector moved that tho thanks ot
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'i rcseition tthanktngMr Hugo prcyer for h!e
abe 's S1!@rss n behalf I'll the ofoenoaek h'c'cas'
noturuiu9 thanks for the distinguished honor,
he remarked that
Ills HEART WENT OUT
TO nll present engaged in tho Hront work. Tie
had becn offered posltIon In TIC DcMocrat!c l!
N Pnsy e r. &c @ pr sne W.
ngltnst tho poor tnail. The .grcit question now
sSSe ths pulls ono s rsns ha
fully for!s ns urged the two Convention. IL 70
unite and work harIn9ntos,sy & r. behait Of hs shs
not aiscr once. nat aiteF honor, but rather
mon * thIs Nation. iio re!slssi e know @ thss
his father chIne 10 this country not rs q Ntor
!nnn, hut rather with competency; ie h!d I
hir1solf boon 10 eootl financial eosl1tton UT VT
glorious cause 1T which NJ! were battling.
a member urged that tho Convention Bhould
go r. once over M p shs other noay. 900, In ,bo
way for Tho entrance of tho Farwell IiaIl party
seyorni nemDers-Let's go ut ouoo, and scc
RsyaSas Rrsssn,ed ,s 1.-The TIE conyen; M
81! have reunion, moro equality before tho law
Tho Chair wanted TO know where the tlag was.
Couchshcll said that tho tla9 was locked up In
Tho motion accepting tho dag was permitted
| TO laugutsh.
eT1cx TO p,LLAyE-
| Mr.. Charles @. Dcattle offered tho following
Htsutfea. Tint tho delegates present s ia ,h!s 4,
hnnor sss patt Y Ste
dent Of tho Unitod States, and Tint they stick ta
said candidates rs long as there Is any chance for
wi Without debate. tho resolution, amidst htsses
| and Rroans, was dofcAted.
Al this point tho Chairman announced that q
| Committee frum tho other Convention nhu aF-
Ess .as Seassy|vs
Mers SStsnR 9or sscas Princlpe. IL tic past
he urged. tho two ORGANIZATIONS had beer been
cudcatoring 70 find weak slats IN tho other
to concL1tate on d co.nnon platforn. Hc thoil
spoke Mt length upon the policy OF the GrcSts
party On the sn,cSt Of tnaSes nn W
agreed. Mr. Dowces argued thnt all men hav1
right for discussion inside ot the party. ioi
Through such discussion partioa could p'' and
in reply 70 question as to whether the Con:
vention would recognize CLUB osK.nszhaons, thf
speaker said that the Expostlon a. pe0pe wonle w
principles OF tho great 0rctuback pnrty. IL
conclusion. he WIS ErAtifts1 70 sny that ~ hau
homer new to fae ~
{Great applause and excitement Ihe Gonscn.
don aguin arose to its feot, and began tnEking IL
Nr. Ncattte said TINT he hnd been suspicion!
Of Mr. Devices, and Ind believed him not u true
man, but Tint ho would now publicly rcsreoi
Nj. Eoyt hse, Ind bis susplclons, and deslrct
10 say Tint Il tho principles enuncnteti BY Mr.
Devices represented tho sentiment Of the othel
eld os nct II ito tSRt loo
Mr. Dewees said tllAt he fully represented tht
sentiment Of tho othoE Convention.
mat,, for faithfully dIscnarains bis duties. wa
t8 hRa xB RKofssassb sasb!e IL aS' sS'as
RrcAt excitement The Convention then
MAacnRp TO THE EXPOSITION BUILDING,
whers they we're furnished with sents. Alto
av rscusnon snna from tno % conset,son the chaT
| tnnu Of thu FArNcli Convention Gull cd upon hi
party TO rcasscnblo IN Farwell Iinll. wheroupoE
| tho entire representation retlFou.