The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-17

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Iowa. .......... 3GRhode Island. :. 0
Kansas. ......- l5lSouth Carolina. ~
Kentuoky...... 70 6lTennessee 49,. II
lsouisiana...... :. l6lTexas.. ........ II ~
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Maryland. =. 10 Virginia. ....... Is
Mass chusetts u West Virginia. Q 3
MtchfRAn....... II ~ Wtsoensin... IL
Mississip,i' Is $50 lOs
Tho original resolution Of Mr.. smalley was
then adorted.
A. X Delaney, Of Wisconsin, offered tho fol-
lowing:
Resoired. That committee Of ono delegate
from each State. to be selected by the delegation
PermsneDs orssnaston that the roll Of States
be called. and the Chat man Of each del Cation
announce the nome OF the delegate selected for
The Charman-It is the duty of the Commit
tee on Credentials first to determine who are
dclees tes, and then follow tho Committees on
Permanent ORGANIZATION and on Platform.
ID. r. Francis, of Nilsson 1, offered the follow
ina resolution as substitute for the resolution
last offered. and moved It's adoption:
Resoired, That a Committee on Credentials
and Committee on Permanent Organ zati0n be
nov appointed, the Secretary ca Ing the roll by
States, and the Charmen of the delegations an-
nonncing the members OF those committees
from the respective States
The Charm an-The question recurs on the
resolution offered by Mr.. francis, of Missouri;
those In favor o. thus resolution VIII say aye.
The resolution Is adopted.
A Delegate move that IL would facilitate the
business OF the O. INVENTION and save enc roll
call for the roll to be called upon the resolutions
ut once.
The Chairman-I was going to announce that
when the roll is called the Chairman OF the dele
cations Will mention tho committeeman on Gre
dentials nd then the committeeman on perma-
nent organization next.
Mr.. Hay, of Pennsylvania-I AJAX that the roll
call be- suspended. so that the resolution which
sent up may be road
The chail man-The roll-call viii be sus-
| pended.
The Secretary then read the resolution as fol-
| lows:
Resoiped, That committee of one delegate
| from each State. to BE- selected by the delega-
ton thereof, be appointed to rel ort res buttons,
and that all reso utions in relation to the lat
form of the Democratic party DO referred to
such committee without debate
The Chairman-That is offered as an amend
ment Those In favor say aye 1t ~ carried.
AZ the resolution IL now for the appointment OF
the three committees, the .airmen or the dit.
send mp the list In writing To the Secretary
| desk, the names first or the Committee on Gre
dentials. then OF the Committee on Permanent
| Organization, an lastly OF the Committee on
Platform and II Resolutions.
Delegate-To expedite business would also
move at the same time the roll Is called dele
! gate from each State be named as Vice Presi-
dent.
The Chairman-That Is tho province Of the
Committee Permanent Organization, and
then it is for the convention to confirm their
action.
The Secretary then called the roll with the fol-
lowing result:
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
| Ala H c. Thompson Miss James 7. FAINT
Arkansas C. Nj. Teylor Missouri. I'D NJ. barber
California. NJ Schmidt Neb aska. W. II: Munger
Colorado. ). Z. Ltehen Nevada. j.; p. Moore
Delaware. j. W. Causey n. J: &c. +. Randolph
Florida. c; H. Smith \. York Solomon scheu
Illinois A j. O'Connor Ohio. r. J. Shields
Indiana. G. 4. McNutt Oregon -. II. l. Potter
Iowa. NJ Harris Penn. r $ Patterson
ksnsSsv jSs s R RfTy + q Snsas ss
Louisiana -. p Meley Tennessee John Slack
MANI. j; z Raws Texas ,stias , Hare
Mass. ....J.w. Corcoran yirginia. g J; Graham
Michigan C. 2. Black w. Va. w. Mollohan
Minnesota. G. N. Baxter Wis.......J NJ. Morrow
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
| Ala Joseph Il. yudson Miss. r. o. Reynolds
Arkansas, j. G. Iappan Missouri Robt. P bailey
| Cal Warren b. English Nebraska. Tobias Castor
Colo ado, :, j. b Grant Nevada; T.. p hardesty
Del James L. waioott n j.. James Smith, Jr
0eorria w. T.McArthur n; Carolina, NJ; II. .inks
! Illinois. W. A. j. Sparks Ohio. go. Durbin Ward
InaianaJason b. Brown Oregon. f. =: Hogan
Iowa......N. b. Hyntte Penn Robt 7. Allen
Kansas. :. w. C. Jones r. Island. John Waters
! KY. Hon ser w oodiS. c.. ID. S Henderson
La. NV. II. WiseTcnn $. A. Champion
Maine .Payson Tucker Texas. wv. II. Burgess
Mary and Jas. Biercks vi; ID. Hanrahan
| Mass u. w. Cummings Va. Benz. II. Nash
Mich. Orland w.Pow RS w Va. CIV. Thompson
Mimi. Robt. A. Smith Wis. "A X. Delaney
COMMITTEE ON RBSoLUTIoNs
Alabama il. T. Walker Mississippi w. A. Percy
Arkansas. .B. 4. Du Val Missouri w. H Phelps
California r. J. Clunie Nebraska. j. 8. Morton
Colorado. M d. Grow Nevada. ID. Z. McC artsy
Connecticut "A. T.. Bar NJ IL. ....... H. - nghan
Delaware. co H. Bates N j =. j r. Mcpherson
Florida p. p. Bishop New York. A ). Hewitt
Georgia. f.. p. Hewen N. Carolina. j. S. Carr
I Illinois w X. Morrison Obi Geo. L. Converse
Indiana. e. " Menzies Oregon ......A Il. Wait
owa .......J. w. Good tenn-ylvania, M Hay
Kansas. -. I. p. Fenlon Rhode Isl d.. X. Schmidt
Kentucky. II. Watterson Sth Cara. L.F. Neomans
Louisiana ..E. A BurS Tennessee. A 7. Mcneil
Maine. ID. II. Hastings Texa' ID. g. Giddnxs
Massach'ts B. + Butler Virginia y. w McKcnny
Michigan IT. Il. Tuncy w. Virginia. II. O Davis
Minnesota. ~. c. Wise Wisconsin. j q. Jenkins
Deli gate from Missouri would suggest
that the Chair announce the time OF the meet
ing OF these fferent committees.
The Chair-1he Chair has control Of that:
the c. mmittees W Il c,ntrol their own act on.
II. Il. Frances, OF Missouri move that when
the convention adjCurns IL adjourn to IL o'clock
to- morrow morning
That motion being put the Chairman an
The Cheirman-l wish TO cay that the differ
ent committees Will jmm diately after the adj
journment of the convention meet for the pur-
pose OF Informal organiy at on and determining
where their headquarters shall be, upon the
platform
Senator voorhees,, OF Indiana-I have reso-
luton WDfcn i u 10 DC TelcrTeu 10 OOillInlI-
tee on Credeut AZ.
The Chair MANTLE Secretary will read IL.
The Sc reta y--ReSOlred, That the Territories
II the United States AMI the Di trict of Column
bia having bee admitted TO participate in the
liberia ions OF the National Democratic Con-
ventiOn, they be accorded full membership in
this body and entitled to all the privileges OF
delegates
The Chairman-It goes to tho Committee ON
Resolutions under the rules
The convention then adjourned for the day.
Second Day.
The session was opened at II - a. m, with
prayer by Bishop McLaren, OF tae Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. Jenkins. of Wisconsin, submitted q COM
municatio nom the Commi tee ON RESOLUTIONS,
saying that they would not be ready To report
until Thur-day morning, and asking leave "a
81 dur nc the e~e ons 1T tho convention held
Wednesday. The request was grated
At this juncture a Hood Of resolutions was
turned loose upon the convention. many OF them
being in relation to tariff re .orIn. With two or
three exceptions g. ey W ere read and referred "a
the Committee Re-o utions wit out debate.
Mr.. Hubcns, OF Illinois, oIcryd reso ution
declaring the Democratic parry upalterably OPP
posed to oil -umptuary law. and determined To