The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-27

Only delegates Snail pc MloWeu on u
floor OF the Convention, except by vote
No debate shall be in order on any subjec
not included in the call for the Convention
DR.. 0'Reilly moved the previous question
on the adoption OF the rules. h. i I'
Finerty, OF Chicago, said Il the object o
this motion Has 10 cut off debate, he wa
opposed to IL. - y ~
Several angry protests were made at once
A Chicago man said the delegates woult
not stand being gagged. The previous
question could not be moved on resolu
ton by man who offered that resolution
Powers, OF Chicago, rose to a point o
order, and said: "That man. pointing Z
Dr. o Reilly, "has no right to be here. w
should adopt the rules OF every Parliamen
tafy con yention, We will not be gagged
Hemoved to lay the motion on the table
His motion was lost on rising vote.
The previous question was then put amt
declared to be carried.
The rules were declared adopted.
,Mr.=M Mooney moved that all delegates
regularly admitted 10 the Land Leagu,
Convention yesterday be admitted to thii
floor. Carried.
Mr.. Feeley, Of New York, nominated
VIM. S. Roach, OF Troy, for Secretary; Mr.
Brown, OF St. Louis, ]. J. Hynes, of Buffalo
aud Vim. Gleason, Of Cleveland, were also
nominated, Other suggestions being made
an angry colloqay ensued. The chair re
marked that 1t was not necessary for every
body TO be Secretary. The four gentlemen
named were then declared elected.
Mr.. Blake, OF New York, moved that q
Committee on Credentials Of one from
each State and Territory be chosen. Car.
ried. I!;i, fEt 1aE Eh 45.G
AZ recess Of ten minutes was taken to
allow these committeeman to be chosen. !
At 1880 the Convention was again called
to ordera Father Dorney's paying Of fifty
cents for an unclaimed telegram brought
forth the remark that it might be for No.
l, g and was the cause OF much mirth.
The roll call for Committeeman on Cred
entails answered TO as follows Colorado,
P..V. Breen; Arkansas, Thomas Finch;
Connecticut, John 7. Power Delaware,
VIM. Converse; Florida, I. II. 0'Donovan;
Illinois, Henry F. Sheridan; Iowa, 7. +.
Martin; Kentucky, N. Venton; Louisiana,
PSW. Mulqueeuy; Maryland, P. ]. Camp:
bell; Michigan, VIM. J. Dawson; Massa.
chusetts, Thomas Flatley; Minnesota, P. j.
Hallran; Missouri, Jeremiah Sheahan;
Maine, John A. Gallagher; New Hamp.
shire, Joseph Bnrns; New Jersey, Charles
Donohne; New York, Judge John Rooney;
Nebraska, VIM. J. McMahan; Ohio, John
Hagerty; Pennsylvania, Cornelius Haw.
kins; Rhode Island, J. +. Mulvey; South
Carolina, NJ. F, Kennedy; Tennessee, Rev.
Thomas Mofieti; Vermont, DR.. Mullen;
Virginia, Patrick McGoverp; Wisconsin,
Thomas F. Somers; District OF Columbia,
James Plant; Canada, Edward Reynolds.
Father Cronin moved that Revs. NJ. Slat-
terly and John Caller, Of Australia, be ac.
corded the privileges Of the floor. Carried.
Esther Slatterly said be was now on his
way TO Ireland, and was the first priest id
Australia to come out on the Land League
platform. There was great sympathy with
Ireland all through Australia, its people
being Irish to the hearts core.
Father Caller made few remarks.
On the motion to adjourn for dinner,
the New Jersey delegation seeming afraid
that they could not get back into the hall,
as they bad given up their credentials,
Father Dorney offered 10 be o stepfather
to that delegation, and declared the Con.
ivention adjourned till half.pastfour o'clock.