Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

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CINCINNATI. June $50 A. x.-Ths
convention 10 now assembling. RAN
dall's banner was loudly ehssrsd a Il
was carried into the hall.
Ex .Govsrnor Stevenson Of Kentucky
has been selected - permanent chair.
man. The Committee on Credentials
viii report against the admission Of the
Tammsny dslssats-s2 to s. The
Massachusetts, delegation have settled
their question Of contest among them.
selves.
The National womsn's Suffrage Asso-
citation will present . petition asking
Arst for the national rights Of individ.
uals. and second, equality Of those
rights.
II o'clock A. M.-Ths convention was
called to order at 1880. The report Of
the Committee on Permanent Organize
ton was received. read and laid on the
table until after the reading Of the report
Of the Committee on Credentials.
The Conmittss on Credentials report
against the contestants In Massachusetts,
and Pennsylvania. and against the Tam
many delegates from New York. Great
cheering whom the announcement was
made.
A minority report from the Committee
on Credentials was submitted by Carroll.
Of Kansas, favoring the admission Of the
contestants from New York. and recon-
msnding that they be allowed to cast
twenty votes, leaving atty votes for the
regular delegates. The report was re-
csived with cheers and Kisses. the latter
predominating.
The roll Of States was called on the
question Of receiving the majority re-
port Of the Committse on Credentials.
One hour was given TO debate the report
Of the Committee on Credentials and
forty minutes to the contestants.
Mr.. Kelly Of New York was called for
to present. the case Of the contestants
from that State. The proposition was
received with cheers and Misses. Nj.
Kelly not being in the hall, Mr.. George
W. Miller Of Albany appeared in behalf
OF the contestants.
u o'clock MIR. Miller in his pres
sntation Of the case OF the contestants
asked the cool elaboration Of the con-
vsntion on the question involved a.
necessary TO the success Of the Demoo.
rscy in the coming struggle. and said
that the contestants represented 10000
votes Outside Of the city Of New York.
he also spoke In laudstion Of Mr..
Kelly. he referred TO Bsyard. and said
they would support any man who 70.
oeivsd the nomination Of the convsn.
ton. Great cheering.
Judge Parker then addressed the con.
vsntion. urging the adoption Of the
minority report Of the Committee on
Credentials.
Governor Hubbard, Of Texas. next
addressed the convention In favor Of the
minority report. In his speech . refer.
snos to Mr.. Tldsn was received with
loud cheers, which were taken up BY the
galleries and repeated when the names
Of Hendricks and Bayard were men.
toned. Governor Hubbard said that
the South was solid at last, and he
thanked God for Il. Hs said the con.
vention could not afford to ignore the
minority In New York. u New York
would b the battle ground In November.
and that the $4,000 minority there
might prove the salvation and success Of
the party.
Mr.. Fellows Of New York in his
address on behalf Of the majority
report said the question 10 whether
New York had the right to arrange with
regard to her representation. or whether
Il should b arranged BY her sister
States. BE then went into the history
Of the contention in New York. He
closed with an appeal to the different
States to do New York justice.
Rufus Psckham, Of Albany closed in
behalf Of the majority report.
On calling the roll Of States on the
adoption Of the minority report Il was
found that Alabama was not ready to
vote. A great deal Of osnvassins going
on among delegates.
$50 p. x.-Ths vote On the adoption
Of the minority report Of the Committee
on Credentials favoring the admission
Of the contestants from New York was
rejected by . vote Of 451 against the
report. 20 for. New York not voting.
The majority report was then adopted.
Contestants from New York we're allowed
to occupy sssts on the floor.
Upon the report Of the Committee on
Permanent Organization Governor Stew.
enson Of Kentucky took the chair and
received with prolonged cheers.
The report recommends the admission Of
delegates from the Territories and the
T..as Il