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, 1880-08-02
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, 1880-08-02

THE Republicans Of tho Fifteenth Illinois
District will prebnt,lY nvntl themselves Of tho
tlist1u'ou atn0ng ttlo Dhmoernoy OF that scction.
and put forward b caudlate OF their own. Il
meeting 0f prntuine,lt Republicans OF Tho dis
tript will be held at E.Ifuehum tho 9TH inst.
, 1880-08-02

JoltN l'op1SE, a walter, was burned 10
tlcAih utTcrso Iiautu. Ind. yestorlny morning.
liz bud 3r}Ilu to nlccp In restaurant. which
cnuFht tire, and wns not awakened until etcHpo
wAa put at tho question.
, 1880-08-02

]. f. OAKEs, II youth Of 10, fatally stabbed
his 'compauiou, II. J. Ramey, ogcd IL, ut Dam
vile, Va, Baturlny night
, 1880-08-02

Mrs. j. E. BloW's, Wits Ut tho Secretary Of
the Illinois Young Mcn's Christian Association,
died yesterday ut DRyton.,
, 1880-08-02

3. ". uoFFMAN, ex-Auditor Of Cincinnati,
was arrested In that city Saturday night on the
charge Of having msapproprtated, while Audit
OF, two u 600 1ity bonds.
, 1880-08-02

MR A. HENRY tias been appointed Public
Adninlstrator Ut Ciny County, vlco Mr.. john II.
Tunnor, who has resigned to nlaku the raco fur
6t4to Senator in his district.
, 1880-08-02

CoNonEssMAN, CANNON will nidrcss tho
Republicans Of tho Fourteenth llllno!s Dlstrict
al Decatur tho Eth of AuK,lst. Tho tncQtng OIL
TINT occasion promises tn ht yrry largu.
, 1880-08-02

sAMuEL OEonuE: Ju.. said to be tho
youngest bank President In tho Unitod States.
died at pittsburg. Ia., yesterday. Ho was 81
%HsrH hlh.
, 1880-08-02

a FIRE iii the stOreliollse ut the Atlantic
Dock Company, Of brooklyn. yesterday, oausod
= loss Of Sl0,000 :
, 1880-08-02

THE attempt Of the Paris ant'1of'tlcs rs, -
diapose OF tho sewuge Of that city by me 'r,'s IA
t.oq Of lands hos been 50 far succsssfa 'lu' ,ts
experiment u 70 " very much e1tenoe1
, 1880-08-02

GEN. WEAVER, who must bo taken ns an
Impartial witness, for he bas actc1 with tho
Deu,oorMts In CnnRross, and owes his election
thcroto to non,ocrntio votes, says tlat half tho
truth lus not bcen told about tho
bullslozing and frauds prnct!col by tho
Confederate Democracy In tho South. 4 week
baforu be spoke Mt Montgomery a Republican
mccting WIS broken up tl,orc by tho Democrats,
and Duaiucr,ltlc speaker lloastetl ttat II tho
Republicans outyotcd Tho Democrats the latter
would n,unt thutn nut. Tho election Of fian-
cock, he said, would Intensity tho sonthern
Dutnoor,toy's intolerance and hatscl Of Kcpub-
llcaro.
, 1880-08-02

BEN JOHNSON, SIN Of ex-loy. Johuson. Of
Kentucky. was shot dead at political fnoeting
held at nutltown, nlllitt County, In that >statc,
Saturday night.
, 1880-08-02

Gen. R,tacr's ntt.on IN brnnk'nB uI, tho Snuth
Cars'llla Legislature during thu previous month,
md tnys that If t3an. fs,lRcr Ind askcd for lila
ttlnncocks, n'ivtc",. I'm w.uild hnvc cot,lisclctl
hin tot III Interfere. :.
, 1880-08-02

Dn. TAHxEl. hAd frequent vomiting fits
yesterday. and wns In worry feeble condition.
The phytlcian1 say tho ooats nf Ills stomach are
intamod. AMI hs co!lapze uluy be expected Ut
any uDmpnt.
, 1880-08-02

1t Ia stated that Ayoob KAan' did not fol-
low up his sictury over tho llrt,lsh BY pursuing
tta1a and that Con, lIurtnwa and Il larRo tAsly
of hls ttoo.s succeeded iu in9k.n8 good tncir ns.
rupe to Cau1ahAr.
, 1880-08-02

MAJ. JoI1N Z. SsstrsoN, General Manager
Of tho Vnudaf!a ltoatl, IL hDp0lrsly III.
, 1880-08-02

G1loUNn was broken fur the erection OF q
new Episcopal churh ut the cornar Of La 6ullo
lad Elm stEcets Yesterday by tho ltuy. Dir.
Aitohis- Ths building Il To cost bctwocn ~.
Q00 aud $56,pQQ
, 1880-08-02

A BRAZILIAN bailk Is reported to have
btep robbed Of $l1s,0Q0.
, 1880-08-02

nue. under Trosidont Ltncoln. Tho deceased
gentleman wRs grod citizen, md his dnnth will
la rogrnstod ly Il lnrHo olrGle 0f frlonds.
, 1880-08-02

Tun Rsnubltcalls Ut 'lippecanoo County,
1ndlaaz nominated strong county tlctr,ssatur.
day. and expect to elect Il, and to give thu 10.
publican Btato Gsd Nadonal tickets Ialge!3-ltl.
creased majority.
, 1880-08-02

GEN. HANCOCK has decllned the Invitation
TO attend tho Hpldicrs' llsnnin1t to be hold ut
Springfield Aug. H.. -. aH1 u. Gen. Qartluld
has also been invited, attl Ii expected to nttond.
, 1880-08-02

Co1o,sApo's population, according to the
otbojal CENSUS reports, II tlel, u, Increasc OF
165,20' since lB70. Lake Ctu,aty. which contains
Lendvlt!o, had &.3 pen,ple in lsiQ. 1t now has
Ye gAs rrnr|n
, 1880-08-02

Mr, GLADSTONE + caught cold after leaving
the Houae Ut Cuu,mous lrlany hight, and Is now
suffering from congestion IT tho lott lung. lie
II quite ILL., but hta speedy recovery Ia anticipated
, 1880-08-02

M1k WILLIAM +. REYNOLDS, wealthy re-
tired merchant Of Lafayette, Ind, died at his
residence ln that city Saturday utght from
sotten!ng OF the brain, brought on by q fnll.
Tho dcccasod gentlctnnn, who wns IN his Goth
yenr, Was q native Of Ohio, lIc commenced
business In LafAyetto in 1xN, and IN IBID, In con-
junction with another gentleman, openutl there
tho ilrst wholosulu groc1ry atpr1 In tho Wnhush
Valley. by close Intention 10 bllsuess, auIl
through bis keen foresight. ho nnpIllly amasscd
considerable wealth, He waA ut QUO ttno l'reai-
dent Of tho indianapolis 4 Lafayette ltaisontl
Company, and afterwards President nf the Nuw
AtbAhy & Chlcngo, which ho succeeded IN rcs-
outug ,frnm tho verge Of bankruptcy. Ills
estate, which " to b. divided hetweon hla TWO
daughters, Is satd III ls worth fe,0OoQ0o.
, 1880-08-02

INDIAN contractors, It Is we'll known, aro
not without guile, hut tlloy du mt get credit tot
all tho cunning they possess. Tho sasne IN
gunutty usod to t!ofrntd tho Governmental
honestly ex0rcIsctl. would mako many of tuen
rtci. AT Fort Yates, tho Agent drilled holes
into the Iron Weights used for weighing catt'o
bought by tho Government, md filled tho spaccs
with cork. At Grow .Agcncya contractor hHa
bis -four put up I'll double bugs. Tho outside
baK was branded by the Inspector, taken Of Ia
his absence, md thon tho sume tlour otctcdso
him and branded In tho second bug. Tho ccn'
tractor thus bRtl M cxtril supply OF empty bagr
nlrcady branded, to be used for any dshoncss
purposes he might wish tn put thctn to. At tia
same Agency tho 1nepcctor found tbnt Ia tbs
barrels Of so-called mess pork, tho hoat!s, shou-
dass, backboncs, mud talls Of tho hogs wsso
packed. viii. tue trimmings from tho bones. 1t
Is cheering Sign Of the present efficiency Of
tho Indian Department thnt these frauds wcfo
detected and reported. nut Perpetrated. Tta
inspectors arc nc c!Rss honest men, and few 4
any frauds now escape their vigilance
, 1880-08-02


Why tho population OF St, Loula should hnya
i,lcrciscd tinty !b.uN or about per cent. In tho
last dot,te, whflu that at Ch!tago 10 reported to
ll,.ve Increased .h}.Nn, or B3 pcr cent Althollgt,
Tho tnrmur oty has largcly c1to'tslcd. IL dwoli.
;inR nroa. aud pretentk tndlcutlons OF unusual
prosperity. and the lHttcr ulty has heon swept by
i .iestEuatIse ,oonlagratton, in the psrtad, IL
question which tho cens!ls throws no Hight HpUH.
TmE TRIBUNE sympathl.os vita the gsjof.
etrjokon rnpulutlon Ut Et. Louis. 1t IL har1
case, and really mich harder than anybody up
bpFo supposed. This Ia the, ftsat authentic nst-
mission that the population of st. I.opts docs
not now exceed 828,o00. Tho city thps takes
rank below Boston and Baltimore, and ranks as
tho seventh city IN tho unlon, instead Of the
fourth. Now TOR tho reasons. Tho first reason
Is that 1t, Louis staEcd tho seturns some $4,000
or moro ton years ago. Tho seeoud rHaaon Ia
tint she Ii tho metropolis OF poor, slow.9pinR
country, while Chicago 10 the headquarters nt u
rich and rupldly+grow!ng country. The third
retsun Ia that lake commerce pxoels river COM
lngrcU. And tho fourth reason Is that Chicago
nus the enterprise, pluck, anl audaaIty to
kucp tho trado she hus and gct murn, and 20
Astraus wltla. pwAk0 lcstl ind woulon from all
| parts ct tAo country, who wish to live in go
ahead city and share !ta prosperity.
, 1880-08-02

NAsnY explains why a1l tho Brigadier* mil
nourbons support Hancock, II Union Gencral.to
unanimously. In his capacity Of nelnocrate
exrootant, willing to 10 rcconoIled II be eau
have bis own why, Mr. Nnsty relnurks to tic st.
scmb!cd Democracy Of tho Carriers Mt Dascons'
:. DOCS 1t mnkc my difference u the Cornc!swho
the tlggcr. is that Is put up7 Not ut MI. Ct
Hancock Is tho way, walk yein It. Dnesnny OH!
suppote that Iinncnch. wich ia 10 be elected. Ct
he IL elected Mt ALL bY the Bpl!d South, Ia n.Roin
hack ontu tho Solid snnth afscr his c!erkkhans
a-Soiu to ttlrr, and rc,,ti tho hnrtl which tceds
h!mY Arc w. 60 stuopd ez to s'pnstG TINT tha
Convenshun ditln't know whut they WIZ about.
lev!n but one thing T. do. do ~, s'lprose& & taeT
eomo Nnrthorn States, md would It hos lla
poEtsy to put Hr Dclgndcor in gruy 10 hss M
arc still wcck7 Wo kin forF!yc,a Eedcrcl utn..
crel w.cn for Tho, sake OF teln Ircsiient, y
willin to indn n4 !, President NIL t!mt be lid ~
soljer. Wit ho tlfd ez n snljrr Is paEt-:.xat BE-
VII do o. President e yos to ent, w s,nss ney
Ct hG goes back nin hi*.e! TINT is 'ls own bsu1s'
, 1880-08-02

'AtIUSEafENT9s

Hnverly's Thenfre.
Dearborn street. corner nf Monrns. Enlargement
Of a, ii. Pntmers tJnIun-equare Theatre Company
.~Trareb Ftnts."
, 1880-08-02

lHH 1"S.Dl'a"n''s"ll'Vl Itle 1l9Ua tHFH l'res.
oyter1aR taufcn' took TOR the text " his eorn'of
Yesterday ea annouhee1nent made u I1s ii'1h"
uaE euhuAy. da1y 10 tnat tho SCUM Fnfk Gnn-
missloners haa Resolved 70 9t'e tree Sunday
eoheerts foF the entertainment ot the working
poopse or tne Guy Hat ooalo hot o.3oy the nGtl-
cnts whfch tho rnfke'"eso 1Htehloa " coh'eF IN
thoth ahslhE tne ttnor 4A "ass VI tha week.
III 1ofas"n he'u thAt Ele Ewing OF those nun
oetts IL aeaevfaton OF INC ehpnatn' "h!ea
10 west on 10 shuw, W. qNo|ntsohs from 'l'q
saclea scriptures. u was ln1otldea 70 Keep no'y'
30 cs,aaemnea tho action of sae bohth fpFIk
Eon'nlssIoaera IN ptoHlhlg those ooho1Fts III
S!oa11ns tAa na1hatn- lA nuea4!e1 11f. an CUT:
rage On lue laxpnfnFs. MM Au uRettso 'setliist
, 1880-08-02

TIE New York Nation sarcastlcplly re-
marks: "To venture, to suggest to our cs-
tc1u,ctl contemporaries who mAy ho in want Of
subjects Ut campaign inv estigation tho Milligan
caso. reported In tho fourth volume Of Waiacc's
Supreme Court Reports. bIllllgan wasa Traitor
who wis tried by military commission during
tho War, but within tho limits Of tho State of
Indtann, and sentonced to be hanged. That he
wae bad man and richly deserved hanging
thorc can be lttto doubt, hut there was q 1uca-
lion whcthor uinn could be legally sentoneed
ty mjlitnry commission within Jurisdiction
In which thero were civil courts sitting for trIal
of crt1los and felOniGs Of all kinds. Tho
n,nttcr waa brought boforo tho su-
promo Court at Waahington, and many
nblo counsel appeared and mado argu-
inents, an,nng othora Gen. Garfield. In favor Of
Milifgan. The caso attructcd much attention at
tho tre, n,ll the decision, which wns TINT llabeas
corpus ulg.it 10 lasus, ,was generally regarded rs
trsu1npi1tor civil liberty. II brought 10 AT ond
all trials iW military commissions. and from thut
tinle 1>ctunsber, lsaal to this no Democrat has
boon hung IN the United staics soxccptaftcrt trial
ueooruK to nil tho f1rtna at law and verdict
bya Jury. ThowIdo-sprcad crininaItty prevail.
il,g utl,t,lR the Uenocrnts n'nsu tho decision Of
Tho utmost consequence to tho.n, and 1t Is alhKu-
iar tN reflect tint, wtllu 1t WIS through Gcn.
lluncock that Mrs. 8urratt was hung. 1t waa
partly through tho eilorta OF Gen. Garfield TINT
tho practice 1T hanging Democrats hy mcnns Of
nitlitnry commissions WIS brought to an cnd!".
, 1880-06-06

province of the Convention to allow these ger
tiemen To come into the Convention, and, per.
haps BY their votes determine lts results, and by
which should be accredited to State like III.
nols, upon the question before the Convention.
only DESIRE ~ Mr' Chairman to know.
determine in this Convention the nouriiee-
for President Of the United States Now, sir. T
desire to ask the gentleman from Titan (Mr.
bennett, whether he is q representative Of
which-of what class OF citizens in Utah Terri
tory; whether it is the Brigham Young sci Or
not; and then 1 will know how to vote. ZAP
Congressman Houk, of Tennessee desire h,
ask question. The question propose to ask Is
this. loud yells, apparently to drown the
voice of the speaker, to get to vote The Rebels
used to try to keep ne from speaking down
South when was talking for the Union cause.
[Loud applause and luughter.1
As understand this question, there are two
sets of delegates. one having been appointed bv
the Executive Committee for the Territory Of
the action Of that Committee, that was about 70
cease to exist, when 1t met and passed resola-
tion resolving that it was not dead. but that it
should have revived political animation and
continue to exist for another term Without anv
action Of the people
Tho Chairman tinterrupting-The time has
expired for the discussion Of this case.
A1r. Houk-I want an answer to this. [Con-
trade tns"; op t my rule M sit dS~n.1 A ~ 'a-
orlor. {Kapping loudly.l
NJ. Houk-I was Just going to conclude my
question. ~
Tho Chatrman-Is there consent that the gem
tlo1nan from Tennessee should proceed? Loud
Mr. Honk {stiu !perslsting in speaking, In
spite of a storm Of Opposftion}-Ny understand
ing is that having brenthed this additional life
into the Committee, they appointed delegates In
their second existence. [Great confusinn.] And
tho people called a convention, and sent dele
g,1tcs there, and the people have right to be-
heard with the representation.
Mr.. Cassoday. Of Wisconsin, ask Tor vot6
The Chnlrman-Thc question IS upon the sub
sttution OF the minority report for the majority
report Gentlemen in favor OF the minority re-
vote ave; those opposed will vote no.
Alr. Houk-Piease state the question 50 we
may understand It.
The Chnirman-The question will be reported
by tho Clerk. Read the resolution, Mr.. Clerk
The Secretary-The question Is on the adop-
ton OF the following resolutiOn:
Resolved, That the minority report Of the Commit
tee on Credentials be substituted for the majority
report In the Utah contest; and that The couressaut
be- entitled to seats In this Convention IN the paoe af
the sitting members
The Chairrnan-The Clerk will call the roll.
Which the Clerk proceeded to do.
Senator Kellogg, of LOuisnna-Mr. Chairman,
wish to have the State of Louisiana called
again in order that the vote may be changed
The observation-disclosures
Senator kellogg-Six votes AYE" ten yote4
tn0.''
The result Of the vote was announced BY the
Secretary rs follows: Total vote. s3S; yeas.
42G; nays. 313; not voting, Is.
, 1880-06-06

ing to propose them As substitutes for the per
sons that may hAve been selected or m,gni; ne
Opportunity OPP was cut oil. Now, Mr. Presi-
as1t it Is sa5e of efae fhe prncpo
TINT has been SO decisiveiy sustained by tn,s
Convention from the outset Of its nct.on uP2n 3,,
this report. do not believe. Nr Chairman; ~
to overruie and control votes by means Of the
State Conventions otherwise 10 other ioc7ltes;;
ICheers The Republican party OF me- ne - Uus Viz
after in the glo,io,ns, ,, STATE tai forfv o.
New York where the oyerwheimimg gna2orion mn5urin
John Keily-has been able to over overrntse as rar' tno
glorious Republican commun1nes nos.n 9ssnt to see
the the tactics Of Tamnnany Hall kept up and main 4
tained in tho Republican party anywaerG; lap
It was upon that principle. Mr.. Chairman, tnas
i 5.oted Tor this report It was to secure tair
Representation to these two districts, tnAt n"he w
heard in the Convention TINT was contfoinng .1 1,
them, or assuming TO control theH, ueudeu eus ~
the harsh application of the previous ti =; III
Sir. Chairman, do not know but TINS rs Is an ~
that it may be proper or necessary for mo o 70
say in behalf Of the contestants. II IS their
whole case It Is merely m aeGmR5 70 in thls
Contention according to the rule upon Wnlcn
It is constitutcd in tho call made for It BY The th9
National Executive IDuL1lLecc- l@4PpAo0e~s @A-@"
Mr. Conser-Mr. Chairman, now call for
vote on the question.
The Chairman-The question Is On the adep-
ton Of the report Is the Convention ready LOT
The motion was put to the house, the ayes ap-
parcntiy having the majority.
Senator pluulb-I ask that the roll Do calieo. ,
The Chairnun-The roll will pc called. AZ AL
those III favor of the adoption of the report OF
thc minority OF the Committee SO Tar as II ro-
Intes to tho State of Kansas will vote aye when
the roll is called. through the several Chalrmen
of the delegations. All opposed VIII vote no.
Mr.. Turner, OF AlabumA--l ask that Alaoa"a
be passed. ,oeo.o ~.
Secretary had announced the result
Mr.. Gary, Of 3iarylAnd-Mr. Chairman
The Chairman-For what purpose does tne
gentleman from Maryland rise! o.o.s,,,, T.,
Mr. Gary-There WAS some mlsappre1ehs ~ =
regard to the question on the vote. Marylanu
wishes to change her vote to II nycs anu noes
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas-Mr. Chalrman--,
The Chairman-F0r what purpose does lne
gentleman from Kansas rise?
Senator Plumb-I ask that hansas be calico
again. ,,,,
The Chairman-kansas will be called again.
The Secretary called the State OF Kansas.
Senator Plumb-knnsas votes votes NO..
The Chairmnn-Tne Chair In Informed by the
reading clerks that no one of the secretaries OF
the Convention is present upon the PLATFORM.
Those geutlcmen will be kind enough TO nave az
feast one Of their number instantly upon inc
platform, because the record OF the proceedings
Of this Convention rest for its verltieahon upon
the responsibility Of the Secretary
lows: Total vote, 6dA-ayes, 4t6; noes, 164; not
f11lowEt
, 1880-06-06
UTAH.
TIE CONTESTANTS ADMITTED.

The Chairman-The next case ts the case OF
Utah.
Mr.. Conger lot Michigan)-1 move to limit de-
bate on that case to fifteen minutes on each
side.
The Chairman-The gentleman from Michigan
moves that debate in regard to the case Of Utah
be limited to fifteen minutes on each SIDE
The motion, having been put, was declared by
Mr.. Conger-Be1ore going to that case
Nj. Harrison tof Tennesseel-1 rise to ques-
tiou Of privilege,
, 1880-06-06
COMMITTEE ON RULES.

CONSIDERATION OF THEIR REPORT.
Mr.. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts-Nr. Pred-
dent this morning presented a resolution nav
ing reference to the constitution Of the nett
National Convention, and the President Was
kind enough to say that, after tho disposition Of
the report Of the Committee On Credentials,
should be recognized for the purpose OF asking
the attention of the Convention to that reso!tt..
ton. The original understanding was that the
Committee on Rules should be next heard.
think it will be more. appropriate fof
me- to offer the substance oI ny resoiunon nnts,i
or as 1t Is t1nderstood It will be reported oy lns
Committee on Rules Therefore waive the
4at tn15 Wien the REPORT Of ri the
Tee on Rules is under consideration viii move
my resolution, or the substance Of it, and tne
Co1vention can 5hen iet upon r. 1;se tn notut o,
order. Il is that the report of the Committee on
Rules having been laid on the table pending tha
Committee on Credentials is now 4 the e. only busl-
ness before this Convention. call Tor II.
The Chairman-The Chair sustalns the point
Of order IT. The report Of tho committee on t.u4e ua
Gen. Garfield, Of Ohio-Mr. Chairman desare
to inquire OF the gentleman representing tno
minority how much time' il any, nc desires iof
Gen. Sharpe, of New York-slr. Chairman,
desire to hear what motion the gentleman y 1tom sa
Convention. @ % and ne viii be entirely satisfied with
the motion that shall make after propose 70
hear what he hns decided upon. ..,,ou+
that the report Of the Committee on Rules b
adopted, and, upon that subject, il any nmenG a.
nle1lt is to be offered. hope it will be offered 80
that discussion NAV bo bad. ..,
The Chalrman-The gentleman from Ohio
moves the adoption Of tho report
Mr. Garfeld-Erst thn the fep9T. re- poea .. Ing
The Cha1rman-1t Is not in the memory o. tse tse
Chair at this moment; Was the report OF tna
mtnori Y OF the Committee o1lereo: rec a ,o,dnnoo
the table. % to BE- called ID with The majority re-
bort. Dor .t'D'e' - 20 ~E'''>>' = ''''4 ~ 49,.
The Chairman-The Chairman viii @ then a1igSs ~ Ss
ree ahs 9f
The Clerk read the report, which Is as foloWs:
The % Mafs sne 0eF
s1s
Rus III Il Ths ie. of the House Of
n5s applicable and not Inconsistent With tho
IT. When the prsy2Sns 9osssa sf o@
State ana Re Ees3naed BY tm9 q 81 e.
aha % e. ane.son she 6cn y be noceeded With
Disposed q 70 he raes of Hou'
VI 1H 4n % u, ~ hnfra tho Convention
the States shsl be called a g.. q 9se
ne1t thS h ane rs u m Creden.
vi sha = sspo:sd tas S2sS Se 4s
port Of he commttse co. On Resolutions shall be d. II
p9om!nation Of candidates for President anu
ffsstaenfr ns, .,,,.. =, -. da1.eates OF any
S'ss;ss s q e. as :ssis;stg saa
his s Sn Te@s 1ha o1sar n1 Ssratnteea % s.atnS
Rule VII In making the nomination fo5 af ths
en1 @ W n No & esg Anil appess nss
any csnnidafe si.a'i hive receiyed majority Of ne
, 1880-06-06

The ChMiTmnn-Thc reSOlut1Ou Is HuUpteu Iu8
question now recurs on the adoption Of the re-
The question having been put 1t was declared
to be carried.
Nr. Congcr-That closes the report Of tho
Committee on Credentials.
, 1880-06-06

The Chairman-The minority report Is substi-
tutcd for the report Of the majority. The ques-
ton now comes on the question Of the amended
report
The question having been put, the Chairman
declared 1t adopted.
, 1880-06-06

the Cha{rman-The CONVENTION ad0pts 50
much Of the majority report as relates to the
State Of Kansas
, 1880-06-06

as read By the CLERK. was Us 1u1lo"s.
The minority from the Committee on Rules and a3F o
DER of Business eo9slstns Gt shs e4aississDg
and rs.pestny y ne 5ns
fs7k in the same language held By this RUE ata of
Kepu blican Conventions. under when W. and
all delegates have beon heretofore p1oss
which Il as follows: z....' 4ha vota Of
IN the record Of the votes By States " SSonmbis
ench Stnte Territory nnd the District 0i toem ti.N
shall announced by the Chairman; 4aa ~ n Co
yotss of snX s.9ts TefrtoET t 2s 5ag &