The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-07-17
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MUCH WORK ApCoNfL SHED
CmGAG0, July 1.-the session last evening
WAs called % order az hlfb, Rnd II, II, Henry,
OF Mississippi, immediately presented the
following resolution, which was unanimously
adOptod
besolred, That thlsoonvonton has read with
profound regret nnd Intense admiration the
etatesmanllke ana patriotic letter OF Samuel
j, Tilden, expressing tho OyerpOworlng aud
proyldenta necessity which oOnslrAln him 20
decline u nomination tor tho highest olllce In
the gilt OF the American peOplei second, that
though fraud, force and Violence deprived
Samuel j, 'lilden aud Thomas A, Hendricks
Of tue oloea conferred upon thom by the
Democratic PARTY OF the union IN 1870 they
yet live, ana ever Will, first IN tho hearts OF
tho Democracy OF tho cOultry Oheersji
third that this convention eIprGHa the Ma
tons regret that this same lofty patriotism
and splendid executive ana administrative
ability which oleHnaed ana purified tho city
and Slate governments OF the great Empire
state can not now be turned on h0 Augean
stable OF National fraud and corruption 40
long lnl successfully innugurnt0d and main
t0ined by tho Republican party 40 the NR
tlonal capital fourth, that a cory OF these
resolutions be suitably engroased, and that
tho Chairman OF this convention appoint u
committee whose duty u shall bol In the name
OF the convention, 10 forward or present the
gamo 10 Hon Samuel j, IlIdon aud Hon,
ThomuA A, llondr okA
Tlo resolution was greeted with loud aud
long'0ontlnued applause,
Ht lNlINNll W NO NNMifH Wa Nhlltu lhI tlt
presentation Of Tho nanos OF members OF tho
new National Committee and a committee 10
notify the candidates of their nomination,
with The following results
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Alabama, IL. o. Gemp.o, ArkanaaA a. IL
CorkrlIlj California, N, u larpeyj Conneotl'
cut W. u, harnumi Delaware, lgnHtluA u
Grubbi Florida Samuel lascoi Georgia Pat
rick Walahi Illinois, \. Corning judd ln'
diana, Austin u, lirowni Iowa NJ, NJ Hami
Kauuna A. AZ Hialpt n IiauVN IA Mo.
Henry Louisiana u. y. Joneai Maine, Ed
mund Wilson, Maryland, A. +, German, Mai'
gaohuaotts Fred o, Princes Michigan, hon N,
Dlokenaonl Minnesota, r. II, kolyi Mlasla
pfatheri Nebraska lemog ~ lioydi
Nevada, John II, Dennis, New Hampshire, A.
W. sullowayi North Carolina, Matt ". Ran
eomi OHIO, ", W, Armstrong; Rhode, Island,
Dawsonj Tennessee, Robert T. i.ooneyi
Virginia, John b barbour; Wcst Virginia
LOWS D9keri Miaeonsin, William Y Viasi
William D!ohsong Dakota, n, II, BAYS Idaho
John Haley, Montana, ", ], MoCQrmloki
New Mexico George W, stonoryood Utah.
J, D, Rosobrough, 'hlngton, j, A. kuAni
Wyoming NJ. ". Post,
NOTIFICATION cohnTTE,
Alabama, Daniel u, noatori Arkaneaa, 3. W.
Iordyoel California, Miles scagoal Colorado,
NJ. y, Wlllori ConnootiouL y NJ, WMlerj Del
NWNlot ", ~ MNltlni lloIluhl NJ " Nnlpltll
Georgia, Milton l.. Heesei Illinois, A. u, stew
onaon Indiana, q, ID, Bhnnator, Iowa, l., o.
Mnnloi Kansas, o, q, liurneai Kentucky
Altlln loN, Loulalana, James Joltrloai Maine,
y. II, OagOod, Maryland Dr, George Molai
Michigan, Dan j., Campan MinnGs0tn, Henry
rooh.oU Mississippi, Chnrlca u, llookerj Nils
gOurl, u, II, frnnola, NOhrnska Il. fnhyi
Nevada, Dennis H. MoCnrthyl Now llamp
shrO, John H. Cloutmun, North Carolina, W.
&, Lamb, Rhode Island, Duyd :, linkori
South Carolina, Joseph II, Earle Tonnes ,o0i
", A, QuurlCH, Texas, Joseph u, Dyer, NOr
mont q. l.. Spear, Virginia. Robert liovorlyl
West Virginia, Frank Hereford, Wisconsin,
w. H. Wins, Arizona, q, II, uuryj District Ql
Columbia, Edward u, Wright, Dakota, NJ l.
MoC0rmokj IDAHO, John Haley Montana l.
\, llnuaeri New Mexico, George W, loNj utuh
Mnaford smilh, Washington, N, II, Dutro,
wyoming W, II, Holloway
On recommendation OF tho Committee on
Resolutions the convention decided thai
hereafter tho National Committee Ia selecting
W. chairman need not oonilno Ia ohoioo N
ono OF ltH own members,
A delegate from Arkansas offered n rcaolu
ton looking 10 tho nbroguton OF thl
lwo.thlrda rule IN nominating candidates f0l
President and Nioo'pro.ldonl IN Democratic
conventions hereafter For time
looked ~ II lhoro would bo stub
born light over this point, hut tho opposition
20 the resolution, undor the leadership of NJ
Cochran, OF New York, secured u call Ol
StatOs on motion 20 indefinitely poatp0n,
thO subject lloioro tho roll had proceeded
far II was manifest that the motion would b,
carried by m overwhelming vote and th,
r0ll.onll was dlaponecd with aud tho aubJco
was postponed by nn almost unanimous veto