The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-04

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u not debatable. The Chair will gay with
all striGtness that no point ol order can be
made, the Convention having begun to
divide.
Mr.. Logan-lithe gentleman will allow
me, l desire to ask the gentleman who
made the motion TO lay this resolution on
the table 10 withdraw Il for one moment.
Mr. Joy-I will withdraw the motion
for the present
The ChAIr-The mover OF the resolution
wlthdraws 1t II Is not before the Con.
MI. Joy-The motion Ia Withdrawn.
Mr.. sewell, N. I'LL move the Conyen.
tion proceed TO permanent organization,
and the Committee on Permanent 0rgani'
zation be asked 10 report.
The Chair-Mr. Sewell, OF New Jersey,
moves that the Committee on Permanent
Organization be instructed now 70 repert.
Is the Convention ready for the question:
Gentlemen In favor OF the motion will say
aye. Those opposed no. The ayes seem
to have It. The ayes have Il. That Com.
mittee are instructed now 70 report.
REPoRr or COMMITTEE on PERMANENT oRGASI.
ZGTioN.
Mr.. Persons, Of New York, from the
Committee on Permanent Organization,
said: "The Committee on Permanent Or.
ganization are prepared to report as far IS
they can. The committee were entirely
unanimous and entirely harmonious,
[Ches Of "Good."l l am happy to say
there was not single question upon
which the committee did not agree. The
States named their candidates for Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. They adopt
ed a resolution that these men must inev-
itably be members Of the Convention
delegates 10 the Convention. The State
OF Illinois Is In conflict In contest, and
delegate from that State, member oil
the committee, gave US the names. There
was then Rn informal discussion"
Mr.. Butterworth, ot 0hiO-It is request
cd by several oi the delegates that the gen.
tleman lake his place on the stand, 90 he
can be heard more readily by the C0nven.
tion.
Mr. Piersou came TO the ChaIrman's
desk on the platform and proceeded as
Chairman OF the Committee on Permanent
Organization: ~ beg 10 say we are pre-
pared TO report the action OF the commit.
lee, but we haYe this embarrassment. The
committee agreed unanimously, not only
upon the question which ] state. but upon
every question betore i. They. place In
their report the names for Vice President
and Secretary, one from each StBie and
territory, as reported by the member Of
the committee representing that State and
territory. The State OF Illinois was known
to bs 10 conflict aud the committee are
unable 10 say whether the names upon
our report are names that will turn out TO
be members Of the Convention or not,
and with this statement am prepared 10
make the report Il the Convention,
declare It shall be made. Voices, report,
report The Clerk will read the report Of
the committee.
The Chair-The Committee on Perma.
neut Organization report as follows;
The Secretary reading "The Com
mlItee on Permanent Organization have
attended to the duty assigned them and
beg leave TO report that the temporary
be the permanent organization, with the
addition Of Mr.. Buchanan, OF Mississippi,
as additional Secretary, and the following
list OF Vice Presidents and Assistant Secre-
taries, one from each State and Territory.
, vIcEPREsiDESrs.
The following list Of Vice.Presidents
was read by the Secretary Of the Conven.
tion:
4labama-James Gillett.
4rkansas-H. 3. Robinson.
4risona-R, C. Mccormick.
oalilornia-LIoutG Gov. Mansfield.
Colorado-Laiayette Head.
Conuecticut-Je 0lney.
Delaware-Albert Cairy.
Florida-Sherman Conant
GeorgiA-S. Adonnell.
IllinoiS-John Wentworth.
IndiAnA-Francis Atkinson.
Iowa.. W. Thompson.
Kahsas-Simon Wit3.:
Kentucky-E. II. H6pson.
Mgine-John R. Bodwell.
Maryland-H. ]. Brown.
Massachusetts Nathaniel A. Horton.
Michigan-Rerry Hannah.
Minnesota ~. Morrison.
MIssIssippi-H. X. bruce,
Mlssouri-Wm. ]. Terrell.
Nebraska-D. A. Lewis.
NeYAda-C. p. Stevenson.
New uGmpshire-Joel Eastman.
New Jersey-Judson Fitzpatrick.
New York-Chester A. Arthur.
North CarolinR-D. II. Starbuck.
0hlo-Q. N. Harkuepa,
OreRonEQ, r. Tompkfla.
Observation-Disclosures Dtsston.
Rhode Island-Isaac N. Potter,
South Caroliha--w. F. Myers.
Tennessee-D. A, Mum.
TeEas-W. Il. Hollsnd,
Vefmont-J. G. Mccullough.
Wisconsin-P. Sawyer.
West Yirginia-J. T. Hoke.
IdaAo-John i. Shuto,
Mott4na-Robt. L. Eiak.
Utah-PTesSley Denny.
Washington Territory = Thomas H.
Drueta.
Wyomlng-W. A. Carter
| sEcRErARIEs.
Also the following list OF Secretaries:
Alabama-George Washington.
ArkanSAs-L. ]. Barnes.
ArfEona-John s. Yos6urg.
Calitornia-D. A. Davis.
Colorado-George F. CLARK.
Connecticut-N. Taylor Baldwin,
1elAware-Benjamin BVrten.
Rlorida-E.J. alexander.
0eorgia-S. A. Daniels.
Illinols-G. R, n. Brinkerhof.
Iudiana-Roscoe O. Hawkins
Iowa-P. W. Lewellen.
Kansas-P. HutchiSon.
KOutseky-LogAg Mckee.
Naine-W. W.'Thomas, ".
Maryland-John w. Bett.
Observation-Disclosures W. Clifford.
Michigan-Morgan Bates.
Ninnlsota--tl. +. Rindied,
MissIssIppi-deorge Goe.
Nebraska-Y. BleIbower.