The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-07-10

v;ra;oa W Hunter
Vast V;rpinia ,..........H II. G. SimuO
WISCONSIN ............J.M n. Smith
The commute recommended that the
secretaries, reatins clerks aud sergeant-
alarms Of the temporary 0rganlza1lon
b. retained. and that two dc egates %
admi,tct! from each Territory anu tue
District Of Columbia.
When the report had been reaa, III:
Young, Of Georgia, q qoesacs@ ~ =.
privilege, demanded to be permitted 70
present the reportof the committees On
The chair said the report on perma'
nent organization WAS before the house,
and asked the conventions will.
|. Mr.. Martin moved that bis report De
adopted. and on that asked the previous
question, which lle subsequently with
drew. s =.
Mr.. Jefrries, Of Louisian, moved TO
postpone further proceedings on tne e;
port on permanent oreani:at'on ua.! I
the convention had received ana acsea
on the committee on credentials report
MI Young, Of Georgia, rs chairman.
presented the report OF the commltsee
on credentials. :. -.
deleQntions from Massachusetts. Iney
sdmit both delegations by agreement oe'
tween the two-thc united delegation %
csst the vote of the State. They also
reported in favor Of the sitting delegates
from the Twenty. sixth district OF fenn'
In the case of New York the tommtt-
tee had carefully weighed the whole
violence. and, with singular unanimtty,
had voted to allow the sitting members
tn retain their seats. (Great applause.)
There were no other contestsnts any
where. and the committee report the
mi list cf delegates entitled to seats.
Mr.. Carroll, cf Kansas, presented q
minority report. It was proposed 70
: have tho reading clerk read IT, nvt Tue
chair said the gentleman from kans !.
should have his own way ABOUT u
. 1Anplause.) Mr.. Carroll proceeded II
: raad his report, interrupted with oolc.
terous cries of Louder" Louder
. !" let the clerk read it."
& jndse Hoadley called for order, and
..id Tia sentle man from Kansas coult
!. he heard by the entire house Il orde1
was preserved. and It was his r1ert e
4 be heard, and he should be heard. Jap
4 Mr.. Carroll proceeded to argue tina
n y, the position Of the Tammany men 2
:. this Zine Is precisely analogous to To
Exhibition Of the New York contestant
a n i0sR. when the contestants We're %
"a m;tte,i to half the seats OF New 1or
e - tie convention. which action unite
- thn Marty and led them to victory. !
- conclusion the report presented resoll
n ton dividing the vote by ~ 70. ". ~
IL latter % tue Tamn,any Aal! oFeanls
be ton. .,...a !
y. Carroll. Of Kansas; Hill. of Nsx Je
nv: BarelIs, OF Colorado, and Dsvi'
=. " Youne demanded the previo'
Ia ouestion. stating that the cmnm;tsee q,
an soent all night On this work ana, %
lIeved, hid done 1t Well. ,.
r. The previous question ~ ,, c y,
slv ordered, and the roll ~ callee: =!
n. hama, Sayes % noes; Arkanese; Osye
- C.I;iornia. Z ayes s noesi ColosaGo,
lhs oves 6noes; Connecticut, lSayes: Oe
~ Gsre. & AYES: Flofids, J ayeo 20
;,h Csor,ia. II syes s n0es; Illinois,
80. svea - noes; Indiana, % syes; ~
II. 10 ayes ) noes; Kansa., - , no.; -
On: tccky' , =. - sves: MARYLAND,
80: 1ieseaohusetto, u ayes 10 10
Tichiean. II ayes noes; Ninneoo
"a rnes: Mississippi, 10 ayes 70
Missouri. 80 ayes u No.: M MMH.ss,
syes; Nevada ayes; NsW nA -