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the Repubes9 Saonal Committee; Fl: l. thsFsfo5e
purposes aforesaid. necp,re fro,a !; ne1ea, tsspa;,
Mfr. warner-Mr. Chairman
Tha chairmanEThe Territory Of Dakota will
executed. no person oeng nracaeG ~ 3th
sts. the ali. We Wi VIII ee:e 6a:k to Dakota afteswe
have called tho other territories.
PASSED OVER
The Chairman-The delegates from the stato
OF Texas and the District Of Columbia ask unan-
| imous consent to present the names from that
| later period. is there any objection? Tho
! Chair hears none, From the Territory OF Dn-
kota two names are presented Neither being
presented by the delegation, according 70 stn0
rule, It bcing not agreed.
question q the member Of the National Com
nittee from Dakota be referred to the new
National Committee. with power to designate
who shall fill the place.
The Charman-lr IS moved By the gentleman
| from Michigan that the members OF the Ma
tional Committee just appointed be anth9rizeo %
tory Of DaEot,- The gentleman from New York.
Senator Conkltng-fst that in oruers NOT unaee
The Chairman-The gentleman from New
York objects The Chair is OF opinion thaI tne
motion is in order. It IS Il method of ming
! pleted US far US possible under the RUE.
| The motion was put to the Convention and de~
| clared R,eIa Rdopeea. =, u,,naao4a-ur pres,dan+
wish to ofeFa resolution relating to the National
eSH'.astgG The Gbnirman-The gentleman from Mime
sofa moves the following resolution 1t Will be
The Secretary read the resolution, as follows:
any member Of the Nation1I Central Committes, The
State Central Committee Of the proper State or Tar
NJ. ns,,'to 1,aa zao1.,oa ,nantmoo.,v
Inc 5t'soluuoa "as oec1f0o
Mr. Hale. Of Maine-Mr. President, move
that the roll Of Suites DO called n alfaoet1Gn a.
order, and that whenever nuY state shall %
! reached from which nomination is To be made
| for d candidate for President, that the nomlna-
ton be made under the rules aoopteo oy tn's
The Chnirman-The gentleman from Maane
| moves ,,,
Senator Logan "oulo AAe ~ "&17 al iAs-
QuEy'
The Chait1nan-Ihe Cna1r Will s1ate the quea.
| ton first. The gentleman from Maine moves
| that the roll or States oe now called aliaoeuc-
ally, ana tnAa nonnaeoFs ha f ~ h3oh oni0o
escl alis 9s<tto - 49, ~ a,oaIT 10
| the Convention
| Een Io1nn-I did not hear the rule. At the
time the rules were read at the Clerks desk
ending nominat lions. whether there were more
than 91,e secoadIng speech allowed or not. Will
ce5k leT US icy x read tbe rule on
| rho snhiect IF haliotinr for nominartous for
| President
| ~ 1,.,,, n ~, +a,,a,v,,
| Inc oecre'afy ies'a au4o =, as ,s lono"s 49,
s s1sas 1na Ve
by leave Of tie Convention except that The delegate
presenting the name Of candidate small be allowed
date.
| Gen. LoGan-Read the other portion OF tno
| rule.
The Chairman-The question is on the motion
Of the gentleman from Matne: to nr+ thar,
| arc quite number OF gentlemen mere VINO
desire information whether Or not under thas
| nomination. That was the inquiry that made:
The Chairman-The Chair does not Understand
that there IS any provision for secondns NOM
! lnation under the rule as adopted.
| Gcn Lo8an-Ine1 90 unueFstauu lnat uHGe1
tnat rue .aera ~ OILY tue b ~
4ae, ; to ~ t ~ thot | &c ,ui nnda-
| - 0ea4o ~ so1 - " ~ " ~
s'anu ~ .,.o, - o,,o<ua<, +o-
Ine tnalsma mlnuTs ale ~ anomed saaia3o. aoa
re presenting Of name I'll dnere1s No pfo'1S'oo
Gen. Garteid-Ar: prgsldent' @ IN tne @scosaio"
| III tne eonitn'ttce on t1uAes
ALL TIE PREcEDENIs OF RECENT POLITICAL
| CONVENTIONS
Of tho Republican party were examined, and
this is the rule that has prevailed: Under the
Practice II the time for nomination. the ten
minutes was not exhausted, other speakers
| might exhaust the ten minutes: but, by the
leave Of tho Convention, frequently an extern
sion OF the time was granted, and I presume
will always be, for the rule provides for 1t II
such leave is asked: and have no doubt, in case
the question arises. the Chair will ask the unani-
| ~A%AA~ 49, ~~1~ -"
| called for.
Gen. Logan-I make no objection to the rulc,
but merely inquire What it was Tho other IN
quiry is as to the rule restricting nominations
| from the States. ....
Gen. Gartield-The rule Is that when the State
| Is reached from which the candidate comes, any
| delegate may present his name.
Mr. Hale, OF Maine-Mr. President. that thers
may be no confusion, if the gentleman from
Ohio will give me his attention for moment u
will regulate this matter; As undefstana, ms
rule as 1t was interpreted 1our years a8n, IL aP-
plies to the person who moves the nomlnauons
and not to the Candidate For instahce; "nsn s -.
State Is reached from which nomlnaiion y tu
be made, not from where the cand1oate nves, o1I y
where the nomination Is 10 oe mades taab II II
| then TO De made.
ABOUT tnat. Inc rule l'sen LUZ eua1r WILL oouos"
mho rhoi-mon-1t saens nrnner that this rnat-
tar s5onld he undcrstood by the Convention be-
tore the proceedings begin. SO that nobody
Mlsns ~ ~ ~ ranvo1+inn na-nit
Cna,r " 4, no,,nat1on Il so,id he verV In
convcnient Il the person who makes the nominn-
don comes from State found later On the Toll
than the person secondlng me np'nauon pr ,sas+ ro-