, 1880-06-11

<AGEaH!HsJ AA3t uAft EFt$f4fl9A w LII "Eia Ivy
hlInkts tti CUR urrnpr nIul tu&l4h to Tho latt1u.
1shi 1otl'E our duly wst mn eeo tho lnnner u
tho land. tts,utf n1}pliuHs, during which blr.
Marsl'hl' GRACEFULLY ssat ,iown.l
TtkUMuuLL.
I6GfG were npronr!Ous calls for Trutubull,
whose sonso u nropriety shrnnk from comply.
fr6ta Sam ha1shsl ,,1i 10 bnsii,es. at,d thc *.
Oh IL 81 s %hch he a 1 f"ss ssJ
! "tn quito k,re yo.i 10 not caro- tg hear from
Ya h"xs hSre f1 stk
bolevo d practicai work. rho lsep'i6iicai' no,a-
spat'ica psrty WI % nust ruiz IT. on no;s ynur II own
Scmoe!aey h. lIsteMd loo much 70 Id atiyerss. ~
Tory. Lonk to y.,'nx.lycs! You havo q harl
aKht to nl.ko. Your adyersa rics nre shscwd and
III thoir Convention III Chicago i saw the
pictures Of urcscy and Chnsc. ND Seward hung
& up cS'larsS;un's'y: msn Mhn they iiaa af''se.l
slx,!ls aud plumber Tholr Ticket il hcasIcsi viii
Clvl-Servtce rrform And brought up IN tho rcnr
f9aid oi iM vis viii o,'ofaS1y sa W
c'tat M for Tisde1 Tho liciurninY nonrds who
f4lscly n!Alo 1iayes President hase ruceived
partc natlt btr. 1faycs adhesion u what he calls
Civl-scFy!cu rcfornL Will not detatn you
IN ~ RsFs iat wo ssys pen
y Of good men who eau win. Wa wnnt A nlnn
to lrad us to y!ctoiy. Put forth your efforts
w!,ish hit. VA siil, snjoy iho fruts Of victory.
T1fg appt1s IN SIGHT
WINS received with tho widest enthusiasm, DUR
seat ut tho right Ut tho Chair,nnn.
ifa.la lIeastlng mad eight otherafwerc dcs!g-
t,s nt,toa " 20 tho customary scFtbbltns for tho
At Ills junoturo tho FIrst- District gang came
intD tho hall In II body, their facos tNatnfug With
iooks of yeso1ay % Ths cry W., ' 1avo you
scen IIox!c7 ftuf1nh for II0rtc ind 1tsfortn!"
Josh Allen presented q mutton to tho effect
TINT tho district Delegates to tho National Con-
once. Tho motion WIS carrieti with howl.
The different districts thoroupon roporte tho
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
and Permanent Un.as1lzAtlon. Thorg being no
cDneestel ucle2Autus, IT. Is UNNECESSARY to I'm.
!nDrtA;tze tho n,esnocfs Vt tho Committee, who
After i wransio for nbout 1ve minutes It WIS
resolved Ia rcpurt tho Committee OF Platform.
took recess.
ON REAssEMn1lHo,
tho varlous committees, which woro In session
which to nuke their reports. After q short
lint tho congreas'onai districts report the dolo-
col,eurrnd In, alll tho Following list was thoro-
upon reported by Tho Cnalr1nen Of tho delega-
DELr0ArEs TO CINCINNATI.
-. First Dtstr!ct-John i: Ho1to md Henry F.
shcndnn; nitorlates, II. q. hcDonuld aud
vi. Tniffd-peTty II. Smith and F. L. Chase; pltor-
# IL r. ,iaE,ngon q Kane Il F.
Fifth. ". Potter OF HtephtuBQu, J, n,
stoweIl d carre!i: :;altsrs,atss, tpson swinsier
Of s4sn.les sHFs a II na MshR 9 9f sa9S uora
Of Rock lslulll: ater1sates, r. p. Duffy Of Loe,
Charlcs Shie.lH OF Putnam.
Wsish u Kent!sill aiternates, u. ". Schulz Of
VIII, 7. Meliinleyof L. Sale. -.
Eiyhth-u. q Harrington Of Iroquots, D. Hui
hses It Id T. offqFss 6 a O.
Of Of F1I2,; a1txe y ems y Hensoo q Kne3 =.
III Tunth@5. n Vs*art Of warren, 4 Moa1s'
gofnety Of Schl8letsar altcrnates, +. L..:AaA,
wi So f: ~ l@ef 81 pf
Wlko Of rlkosnatetuGtes, L. E. WoodstcAntf
.Twsifth-H. ii: Vandervcr u Christian. II:
vannlng q MorgAn :gg ai,d John Frank Of Casg;
Luthor. peurborn of hiason; aitcrnntes, pr.
Kirk or Loean. J. 9: Ewing of Mclean.
" Fpsss Gsx !" cSes \ ny 1 esagS Wan 'ss vos
hoes Of Pint and s. D. Stephenson Of Doug
laA:
8. i. Whitehead of Clark; aitort,ates, i. ".
i,huehlh MhelahArdt Of Enlnghatn and II. F. Day OF
= sixtecn.h-Jacob Fouok and ". 8. Foreman.
Observation-Disclosures Doyie Of Madison, Sey-
mour Wilcox OF Macoupin; alternates, Il. +.
o'EEpy Eshteenth@W h H. aroon and William X. Muir
,I K!nstosntn11 Y. n Grsns of White 9. 2 lob;
PLEA Fon 00Qpr.
Frank. Cunningham, IT Chicago, rose to his
fest aad, in Ivy v1lco husky Wlth smotton ta con,-
aexss "a ''sssa Ea' $'ss sxs;
6. A'a uo,idy % bo I subsiituted. @ IT, cox t county
maI,siur In whlc4 It's representatives ehecrod and
saass Ps W. psfex yS S'isi "shus
Mr. 0oady. who declined to suffer tho huu'lIa-
purity. and for tits he wSuid 10 bis Iavgi beat.
VIII this xcw. ho took pleasure III offering tho /
"ResosI<tl, That We recognize In IIoratio Soy
1nour man whoHo areat ability, long experience,
fur tho Highest otiiee ln The Uoyortiutnl. With
! rn. hol4 on tho hoArts II tho 1,,asses, bsl9lK.
)nE Aa hO dQQ6 u I'D sfctl0ll. OAl 10 tho Whule
country, atlhernY to su clique or f4ttlon Ut par.
ty, he stands Aboye tho turmoil ct personal
rivalry und nntag0nistn md FREQ froiu
hostility. No Da.uocrat can on.
itort him. it Is. .ia oir opinion, easier for
I'LL tho vanlents OF the purity to uHite upon him
HI tho llomiuee than uf1y uslu esb. Whig We DO
nut INSTRUCT VIC earnestly rtkiiit9t Our lGlcXutGs
to take such action III thoy nlAy doem AlfIaabt0
t0 preaent tho n11ue OF lIurAtlO Seymour betOro
lh0 National nutnocratc Convention for the
Dilico Of President Of the United Htatc8,''
4 FLEA FOR YAyonlr BONY.
John d. nownan, Of Ut. Clair, a strong sup
porter Ut utll Morrison, atrt,t:hed hlY long form
1]nft, uslnH q chair III Il pedestal. and moved to
refer IT, the Committee Oil Resolutions.
a sAort- hnlrel tulegAto triot to ubtain the at-
natton ot tho Chair. His luo9- power was groat~
r. thar IJ SUCCESS.
Judge Durr, Ut urs.pn. watlted to know II =
motion u refer wAA dehntablu, and, when lii
formed In tho Affirmative, stItod TINT hu did nut
ND could not question tho fanla and patriotism Of
h0 Now furk 8tntestaA!l, AHd. while progressing
II this 1omeWhnt lt,dotertnEnate lnAniiur, VIVA
:allpd to oEl0r by Jim lIerrll1Ktou, Ut knuo, who
:..isod the point OF order that. tho Convention
sas not discussing tho personal ehnractcr Of any
Tcsf1ontla1 candidate. but tho Caa1F decided
'ho pthar WY,
Jud3U Durf. continuing, insistad that II wa1
mlolitlo Ut this tnncturu to axprcas any opin~
4u nffarDAtiYaty u 2tl4tA0 or SUPPORT any pAf+