The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-06

passed for the present; Illinois
David T. Little; Ildisna. John T.
New; Iowa, Jas. S. Clsrksou; b an
sas. Col. John A. Martin; Ken ucSy
liz Mole; Louisiana, passed FOL
the present; Maine, j. Mauchestel
Hoydeu; Maryland, j. A. Gary
Massachuse it's, w. w. Grape
Michigan, John B Sanborn; Min
nesota, passed for the present; Mis-
sisfippi. J. r. Lvnch (cheer-); ME-
souri,, Robert T. VanhorD Neb
rasks, Hon. Church Howe; Nevada
Thomas Wren; New Hang
shire, passed for the pres
emit; New Jersey, Garrett A
Hobart; New York, john ID. Law
son; North Carolina, j.. w. Hum
phrey Ohio, Colonel a. L. Conger
Oregon, John T. Apperson; Penn
sylvania, B. F. Jones; Rhode Island,
II. A. Jenckes South Carolina, j Ohm
B. Johnston; Tennessee, 8 assed for
the present Texas, G. G. Benckley ;
Virginia, f. 8. Blair; Vermont,
George w. Hookers; West Virginia,
John W. Mason; Wisconsin, Ed
ward Sanderson; Arizona, c..
Churchill; Dakota, Judge Bennett ;
District of Colu m6ia. passed for the
present; Idaho, Sherman F. Coffin ;
Montana, James F. Mill; New Mex
leo, passed for tie present; y tab.
Charles w. Bennett; Washington
Territory, w. D. Miner; Wyoming,
Jo.eph f. Carey.
EVENING SESSION.
Chicago, 5 Chairman Henderson
called the convention and the vast
audience to order at 1886 p. No., and
said: Gentlemen of the convention,
under the rules adopted, the order
of business now is the presentation
of candidates for the presidency.
butcher, of New York: Mr..
Chairman, I ask unanimous consent
to offer the following resolution;
ReSoIC9d, that the committee on
seats be directed to issue 500 tickets
Of admission to veteran soldiers and
sailors to be triouted through the
chalrmen of the several state dele
cations.
Mr.. Howe, of Nebraska: L second
the motion of the gentleman from
New York.
The chair, This motion requires
unanimous consent. (Cries of ques-
tion.)
The question being put it was de
clared carried by the chair. Then
there were numerous cries of "Di-
vision, division"
Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsylvania: Mr..
Chair nan, arise to ask what is
the business before the convention ?
According 10 the order of business
adopted by the convention, before
we Iroceed to nominate candidates
fos President, the respective States
should be called to report members
of the national COMMITTEES. (Lsugh-
ter. That business ia yet unfin-
ished. several States not yet having
therefore move that
the States which have not yet re,
ported their members of the q a.
tional committee be now called, and
that till the reports shall have been
made from the several States, that
the secretary report the members Of
the com mittee from the respective
States, in order that We may know
that the committee is correctly
mads up.
The chair: The secretary will call
the States.
The secretary proceeded with the
call Of States, Alabama, Arkansas,
California, Colorado. Connecticut,
Delaware, Georgia, all ask to be
passed. Georgia nomiua ed F f
Putney, Illinois, Indiana, IOWA.
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, and Nil
chigan ss6ed to be passed. Minne>
sots, M j. Norton; upon the Gail of |
The rest of the Sia' e. and Terrlt ries,
and the District of C1lumbia they |
were asked to be pas.et.
Mr.B*yne of Pennsyl' lia--Inow
ask for l3ave to move hat names be !
reported to the convention so that |
the conventio may know who are
members.
Cries of "No, nos" from all over
tbs hall.
Mr.. Bayne-I made that motion.
What was the disposition made o.
the motion which I made? 1 made
the motion, sir.
The Chair-That motion ia only
in order by unanimous consent. The
will now call the roll of
States, and when the name Of a
State having a candidate to present
Is called, the party selected TO make
the presentation will come forward
and speak.
The secretary then proce eded to
"a all Of the states, calling Ala
Oama, Arkansas, California and
Kentucky, and when the name of
the latter State was called Mr..
of Connecticut, srose anu
took the stand amid loud applause.
The Chair-Mr. Bra1dage, of Con
1scticut.
Mr.. Brandage then spoke as fol-
ows: Mr.. President and gentlemen
IF the convention; we are here to
select a chief magistrate for thirty
eight States and ffty-fiye millions
Of people. If we choose wisely the
selection of June will be elected in
November, and in March we will
in lineal and continuous
suocasSiOn the seventh Renuh, |