The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-18

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tongue on the great Issues OF the dar-
but such platform that the wayfaring
man, though fool, might read and ua-
derstsnd.
Governor Hubbard concluded &C l;i5
with pIca for calmncSs and Cancellation
10 councils and 10 action, and resumed
Ex-Nayor Prince, Of Boston presented
the list Of temporary officers, which
WAS adopted. - follows:
Temporary Chairman. r. u. Hubbard.
q Texas.
Temporary Secretary. Hon. +. o.
Prince. Of Massachusetts
Assistant Secretaries. Il. II. Merritt. of
Illinois: George w. Guthrie. Of Penn
sylvania; G. u. Johnston. 81 Iowa: K.
M. Bashford. OF Wisconsin. II. j. Iynde.
Of Tennessee. ana Michel u. Barrett. u
New Jersey.
General Smalley. OF Vermont. set the
ball rolling with a. apparently harmless
resolution: that the rules Of previous
Conventions Be adopted, with the excep-
tion that IL voting for candidates Tor
President and Vice President 10 state
be allowed 70 change its vote until che
roll q Al the States had been called.
Inc motion was seconded from Az parts
- tne mouse, ana the Chairman ABOUT %
ruT n Through WITH HUsn,
when stentorian "Nr. Chairman" COM
ing from the section occupied BY the New
York delegation. caused II, 050 pairs Of
eyes 20 turn In that direction. II was
and his object was 70 submit q rcSo. ution
permitting The vote or state 10 De chal-
Ienged and poll or individual delegates
taken. Amid the storm Of cheers and
Kisses and counter cheers which greeted
the amendment, John X. Fellows
sprang upon his feet, and In . nery
speech, II the course q which ne dened
AZ the states assembled 20 strip from
New York me crown q her sovereignty.
opposed tnc amendment MeuxieS, q
Indiana tried % promote harmony Win
~ amcnument 70 tne amendment that tno
states ~ allowed ~ cnanSc their to'es
Dut tne convention was ~ no MOOD 70
mus cary gct r'u q me matter ana
senator 6raay again Obtained the noor
me made AZ earnest appear ior inoepen-
oence, coupled Win warm ucnuuciation
a machine methods. Ne VA ire-
quenty
INTERRUPTED ~ MISSES,
and at one time the chairman was COM
PEELED 10 demand thar the rules Of conr-
tcsy be observed. The discussion wxs
continued by several delegates, but with
out notcworthy Incident, until John Kelly
arose. Then the hall shook with applause,
aud II was several mo,nepts before quiet
could be restored. His opening sentence
demonstrated that his voice was Incapable
or being heard. and the galleries set up
yen Of .Platform!" The Tamnany chief
tain. however. preferred 70 stay where he
was and ii I long address, InsudIoIe %
two-thIrds Of those present, questioned
che right Of The majority
70 pfxp or GAG THE NrxomTY.
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