The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-05
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~; eo'lVeiitIol as 4nW9fthy TO be 'alhed by
plausel me- lap
The Chair decided that AS far as nossile the ,r1as
of the House Of Representatives wonld ba followed
allowing alternate speeches for and against The r,,]
ing made in response to appeals for recognition
from two deleqates at orce +be CI,a;,. ,,,i. :;
favor of the man who wanted tie speak for the resou
ton
Senator Dolph Of Oregon moved to Law the resolu.
ton on the table.
Mr.. Hawkins said that as his resolution had devel.
oped much opposition he would withdraw it.
Mr.. Ewing, of Pennsylvania made a partial report
from the commit +s, -, 1..:., . a. ~ :,
~, ,o,,,..:.+-.t 10 ''e eneo' 'n@'
'e ooJiltlee hoped to be able to complete 1t abors
this afternoon.
Mr.. Ewing of Pennsvl,,aria o4farad +lo flI,,-;
~, ' ana 0iIeie" tne lo!io"lng'
esolVeu 1hat hereafter III the selection by dis
I the oasls OF representation OF the
several counties parts OF counties or wards be the
de i d" .iat Mneh at that time prevails IN each dis
tle5 respectively for the nomination of Republican
cahdeates Tor members of Congress; and wherever
" tne e1tiiities or subdivisions containing
bl e9s tln 1ne,nt OF ire population OF the district
, So rs ''i"tiy uliVe IN the can ana conduct OF the
'0r' ei'ioii the action thereof shall be valid
Referred
General George r Williams of T,dior. oba;rr,or
&c -, -. - - ' " '' ' ''n
" 'ne committee on permanent organization, reported
that the committee had selected General John b Hen
Cerson of Missouri; for ,,a.,,orar+ obo;.r,o. o,A
-, 0 P ~ ~ ili' or"
" request uhe secretary TO read the hist OF VICE
presidents and secretaries.
Charles w C1ishee of NIicbioon ,,.,s soloc+l 90
-. nv 7 ~ 90
PiIn'iPal secretary Inc report was agreed to.
The Chair appointed Galusha A. Grow of Pennsvl-
vania George p Hoar Of Af,ssoh,s..+ al c..
d ,ru. : " ''' anu oIse
o. "ii'ins' Oh lhdlan8' committee TO conduct the
permanent chairman to the platform.
MD up>snppso>,s e,,,,,l,,
Whom M uoa,, - - !, -,
n beautiful baa, ,,, tis ,.. IL, -. e ~.
Office as ,,a,r,,r.+ al r;,., &c a. -? -
which a,,5 10 s - :, 49,. In T.. !, - =,
addressed the cor,.o,+ 40, - e,,lo,...
Cen+1aroo, &C A. co.4;a.,. wv. -,,,
survey the past history of the party 10 ,eioce as
may because of the good it has done TO correct it's
errors if there be TO discuss if nossibe the
of the present and with patriotie rmness nro
vide for the future Our past history is the Union
preserved. slavery abolished and it's former victims
equally and honorably bv our sides in this convention
the public faith maintained unbounded credit at
home and abroad a currency CONVEX, ,ible ;nto coin
and the pulses of industry fhrohbng with renewed
health and vigor in every saction Tba ,oriict =
| We'll done thou good and faithful servant -
Vermont has her great statesman whose mind is as
clear as the crystal springs of his native state and
whose virtue is as firm as its granite hills Ohio can
come with name whose history is +be history,
! Of the Republican marty itself Illinois can
come with one who never failed in the DISCHARGE of
public duty whether in council chamber or on the
field of battle Maine has am bonorei tavorite whose
| splendid abilities and personal qualities have en-.
deared him to the hearts of bis friends and fb br1
liancy of whose genius challenges the admiration Of
all Connecticut aud Indiana Tno cor,o ,,;+ ,,o-,e