The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

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CHICAGO. TIA sune
AZ 1873 Chairman IfHeli fappeh 'he
Convention " order aud called Oh Rev
Ian, N ua,,ows oi tha Tlf,t prusby.
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WI as''''' N"s. .,-..s-. ~. sl.s..ai
lho 'oh'ehdoh 'ee"k
gentleman, and order u iHstshs'5 sessnu'
Tke prayer aid especial ptfese IN 49, Nv.
sirsbillty Of ODDS blessinH an L{nQ1 any
lie race he rcpresentss ou4 - pl9F<o .sss
The nominee OF The Coasent'sa es'wa We
. Christian man. The peay2 - sh"''
and 10 the point.
A number of resol ut'euf eea memo!iais
,.ts presented ana reen 1eo Nieffeo W
~ NJ Iu1I1teo " TeeQf utl4-1s
.w~el {0hn n Wiili41ne, 0f Indiana,
s4a 81 ths ComnlIttee - PerInanent
Orr II On, reported that tkr commit
tec had seleCteu UennrAl John u. Hen
dcrson. of Missouri, Tor permanent chair
man and would request thu Secretary TO
read The list of vice-ffesidents aud Sec
retarles.
CHARLES w. hi dee, Of Michigan, was
selected as principal Secretary. The re.
port was agreed to.
Grow, Hoar aud Williams, OF Indiana.
were appointed committee TO conduct
| General Henderson " tho platform. lie
smoke In low tone aud could not be
heard but a few feet distant. lie said the
nast history of the party was, the Union
nreseryed, slavery abolished and It's old
Victims ON the door OF the convention
financial strength maintained aud III,
pulse Of industry throbbiug. These wer,
some OF the fruits of Republican work. Th'
emhsrrassme,t Of the Republican part,
was not In the want, but in the plentl
tude Of material for Presidential timber
New York had true aud tried canol
date. lCheers'I serIho"', Jus nn,c
ms..S WV, ,.,os ~ s,s,orv ia LASTING The Re
nubllcan party Of Illinois, Que who neye
failed 10 discharge his public duty In th
Councils OF the Nation, or on the neld Q
battle. Maine had man who was en-
dcarod 10 the hearts OF his friends an
whose brllliancy challenges the admlr'
, tlon OF the world.
The scene when these words wore u
tered was striking. Half the convenuo
and nearly all the galleries rose 70 the
I feet aud cheered aud waved their han'
kerchlefs, hats, etc. Silence was
stored, only for the same scene 10 be r
peatcd. A third time was it enacte
avn 1850 :, - .,,,,a ,,o,. ,be h,
2 - & '"' ~ uS", ,hn most strltinr A,
. 49,. h..,,, ,o,r,n'i,atIon vet seen in the co
!. yentIon. A reference 10 Geperal Shs
IS man was warmly received, ana Inc spos
n or coHcludcd. -. -.
!, Recess was tncn usn .as. ~.
.e O'Clock p. M, ~ no eou'"''S -
ready TO report. kr~<@s~ssFs
/, rygsISo sEssfox.
"a choiruan uendersou called the Go
~ ,,,'.' ~ 49, =, : ,as a m and ma
!. Venuoh " o'ue. " ~ -
!. inc Ioiio"''s a""'N'ss
The Committee on CredentlAs nave
honor 10 notify the CONVENTION lha''
Important business Was vOe"Py,ns
time Of the committee, ihe eominl.'
i will not be able 10 report W sne Non''
Ak lion this evening.
,u Mr.. Curtis OF New York; hold In
Il. hand a petition Of the American Pei
at Union which | ask to have referred
lis the Committee on Resolutions.
er Tue Chair; II will be So referred:
tn The Convention then Adjourned uh
re. morrow morning at ten o'clock.
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IN. .nea.o. n,' Ia, ,,.ns., 49,
I'm Az ioioo u W. ShA''"."
81. arose and dropped the gaEei' ano Ca
by the Convention order.
ny R,.v Dr Fellows. OF Chicago, ,
,rs .sIsd ,o lead iu PRAYER, and iu ten n
ca utes he reviewed the country from
ter time of the revolution, and thanked
en- lord for ali he had done for the Rep
The lican party during every decade.
my andss bjs nraycr by asking that the pa
iug - ."a.ad i,on The results OF error, ~
ace w s''Su 49,. 'N
anh lkuothnce.
Def Mr.. Ballard, OF vermont, presenter
one | ....., "a ,ha ,sofnnIttea on Cfcdentl
ON Npt - .ton,ad
ton Wnlch was hoVpsss ..,,
Marks oil Caiiiofhis, ahnos"S..
IN the Committee on Rules had two rep
md snI stsd that DOtn DC given near
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ihf u'aIV''y -, p',-.,li y, c.,y W
! Attorney-ocnerai hh-ssh,o, w"
idl. moved that the minority report of
a., Non..se 80 =. -
w ready anu helfu spVh. -,
in- The committee on appofuonmsn
the futurc conventions reports that
her. state shall be entitled TO four dcleg'
urn -. ,or each Represeutatlyc Ia
ter. snv .l.c,.d In such State at the
M. s sc.,',.rs..lanai election.
-, pte.euns ss..a a.a m. Dlstri,
am r,I,u,bia shaH be entitled 10 two
-. sr,s,.-I ...h f,ony,cs.ion,l
gates. ih'oi .ss .,, -, s.I,,,,.,.
. ulct shaii pe sh's'sa - 80 -,
will -.,..-. ,.bteh vas unamims
hs IePofS "'sSA
aftJ adopted.
nent TIE ffATfohns
adu. The .sepubcans OF the United rtate
tns s,,'SIane, Sn 10 tbs princlples upon which
that haye triumphed In sir succe.eivs Prvsid
n. ss, nle ,n ths @ attainment Of so many rrsu
~. I.slslation anil administration, by WINK
nrh, lspubllcan psrsy has. anes sas.nt n.,,n,.on W.
.i lone ~ nnsa .a,e,,,.I M ssfca,isr,l oi M
"e clv., w. s.,,,'.,.i,sass,s ~ Inc is-t though
non si.,es"s n'sr,sta..s OF our ciiirnns The u
.ya q nlEne.. ~ ks. ssiur.i ~ strrnstn hy
a., ncsn parv pa .I,,'.s ssa,' a. he aemsnds
ahn isi's,, IN 1ss,s.i,sn ami euusiIfy
the peop'.; W ,',,,, 4 Sstion- assurinE thc
but mn ,s,,sn. III MI s.'r he sis,ailoa u lar
,very =, hon@st e,irrney. for purity ~ lcsisl
ness and TOT inttflp sss........,s - .adt =,