The daily gazette., 1882-05-11
FOURTH EDITii
AsPelMTEo FROM Yrsr.., !,
THE HARRISBURG Govt, - lsSl 3
opening Preliminary. "
Gaihering-Appointmo"',,.'he ~, The RepuS
ana other Caucus Detail. VI Conn

acknowledgements. ", The RepuL
and Other Caucus Deia'', '' Of Conn
Associated Press ,llsp,,r, S'
,nl, ln,,hhmnISnrRe, ,ha.l Pa, Nav ia ia 'og Ti S,'al
li'g tnere appears to he nv This
sla.e s.e as given out last nich, Nv change
.actloh .l.,'l,I over It's arranremou, , The d
teiially subsidized. A Sv'nent go,nt has na
o.IgJles o'cIan ,, was called to order nrau rausu
pe,ock Poa this morning by Senap,olm NJ /
Beaver county, and C6arloa" lo"a!9r Kid
Sytus ;.nt ST. 4, Fox of Reading, Vualr@an s,.l,
nrst work done was the an,,.i n%yFelag.
committee Of five on ord, aPpohlnsl
ofVulgnl IWssi, before the convention 'uSAe'
Whilethis committee, T,i w5;.i
Messrs. Rutan Of Beaver ""I,a P conaa
delphia, McGee of Pit,si,uhn nuhn Of
Delaware and Steel of , Cra,s,,.li lipt
the chairman Of the cu,lcns ,a",Onl ,oD1l VI,
tion that all delegates in,an,le n,lle q
nominations in the convnn,ig ."ulng %
names of their candidates to h,'g'l ~ hand
the caucus. This was pul IT IN .'', IT, se'N !
motion, but created so mncI nm, =, 4, ,Ie 10y
that u was allowed TO drnn us'a'sl
Inc committee Of five then ro,..
temporary organization as frs5 y PO',eI
hlght was agreed to. Ii was u Up
have appointed a commlttqe 81 ar'al 4
credentials, committee of on. " =
Senatorial district ON resoln,io". IOal
further decided that all raso,mn, 1'1, ana
III the convention must be rs,o. JS'
Committee on Resolutions wi,bon' %
The order of nominations wipg 0'
lows: First, Governor .eco,l g"i T
Judge third, Lieutenant. (ny@.,, u, y
Secretary Of Internal Affair. "5 4,
gressman-at-large. Tie arr.,.' a
the nominations shows that tho'. !.
the control OF the machinery or n,
ton were not willing to ,akc ,r.
trading or dickering on the Snnn,%.
ship as this office was sandwicbs1 %
those OF Governor and I.ieulrp,n, a
At the adjournment of tbe ,snI
delegates proceeded To the 0,s,'
where the convention was called n !
lilo O'Clock. The seats SET apar \
gates were all filed up and The No.
is usually set apart for officers If 4
yention and newspaper CORRESPOND
densely crowded with on-looker N
galleries were only partly filled NJ
roll had been called delegate vlo
look particularly delicate arose ml'
the chair to request all person, 4,
smoking cigars to cease such lbdpI
Without the tormality of request 4
chair the smoking at once ceased
A communication from Col, Onv'
mittee reporting the result Of tie n,
ference at the Continental Hotel sDJ
consideration for the resolution,
adopted, was read. Without m
the resolutions the papers were pt
the Committee on Resolutions, On
of Senator Rutan, Judge Kirkpatds
porary chairman, then assumed h
and on doing SO referred to the Vi,
march the Republican party bad ms
the time of its organization down
present, taking high moral ground d
fresh question that arise, fighting ths
of slavery and nationalism succest
giving the country not a mere I'd
but great powerful united nation.
After adding reference to The '
the party had secured in its contest
est government, the speaker said thll
record proves the party to be Que
principles, a party that could a
judged for the future by its past,
Kirkpatrick said he was proud Of
ilicts that sprung up in the party,
they bespeak health and grand b
dence of thought. Out Of The coI
Chicago was evolved that proud
James A. Garfield, under whO,c Ism
party marched TO one of its grcatetH
and the speaker said that out 0ima
flicts IN this State there wOudaP
man whose soldicrly and civ. roN
brilliant one.
The secretaries selected IN nthedutu
! elected and committee Of nllt
tials provided for on a moti@d
McCreary of Erie. The committee
nounced was as follows: McCME
Wallace Of Lawrence, Mcllyan o.
ington, McGee of Allegheny a
Warren, Leeds of Philadelphia, rG
Philadelphia, Hirsh of Adams and
of Chester.
Committees on resolutions ana p
organization, each consisting Ol
from each Senatorial district was
pointed and it was agreed that to !
mittee ON Resolutions all resolu'l
papers presented should berelcTIei
debate.
A motion to take recess Ol ~
for the purpose of constituting 'n'
tion was voted down and thai
proceeded with. Contestants wen
TO appear before the committee ~ y,
tials ut p. M. in the SENATE b
room, and u recess until @'oV
ordered.
THE CONVENTION ASSEMBLE
! Associated Press dispatch to lleu
HARRISBURG, May 10, 2W p
convention is now about reas'el'lu y.
"a prospect of getting through u
enable delegates to take the drlal'
ing trains. The only change III
ton since the adjournment Is ~ "
Thayer of Philadelphia is to De iT
Rawle for the Supreme Judgesll'P
Ex-Judge Brewster. 4
A caucus of the PhiladelphI ~
was called to meet immedlauls
adjournment, but 1t did not sei
until 2 O'Clock, then II was ag'eya ~
Brewster and unite the anli-h'"''
) on Judge Thayer. ...,,.,
On the question of the 'c''u'a, ,,',
Internal Affairs, the delegates w., S1
vote according to their own ello'Iy y
: the bulk of them will 20 lot y
latter's nomination is almost a' y
Beaver. os III
The delegates will also vote as a !. Y
on Congressman-at-large' D",,~ e,ro'
ton for the Office is also Il iO'F
clusion. a IN n
HARRIsBURG, May 10, S,lV r. ,.D
Credentials Committee has HO' w
to this hour.
BEAVER NOMINATED
HARRrspuRG, May lo4 IP5.,n, ?, n,
has just been nominated lo[ uu---