The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-07-17

tng resuit Oh tne Voge.
..st -es. aso u hIlDer 1kn co. Sa xoses
nlanse' e"'' Nv n.y. l'A' "p
The ChairlThe question now recurs upon
the adont;on of the or;o;nai rasoIntion tba
amenGment heino Declared lnst The
Clerk rv;II nrocaaS tn cali tha roii of atetas
as before.
Mr.. Harrington, of Missoiiri-f rnovAtbat
tba call of the roI} ha d;.nensad nth
Mot;on seconded and unan;mouslv
.dontad 'eu Ano 'ousiy
vote m, ths, t.L.r an Mr. sm.Iav,,
resolution. which carried.
The following committees were then
elected. On G,edsntiais On Pern,anent
oresn;.at;on. and ~ on Piatform and Rsao.
lutions $3.50, ~
The Convention than .diourned unti, II
a. m. tosmorrn,v.
second Day
CHICAGO, July g.%The convention was |
opened with pravef by the Right Rev. |
Bishop McLareIi; of the diocese of Chicago. |
Mr.. Jenkins, Of Wisconsin, sent up d |
Communication from the Committee on |
Resolutions, saying that the work of the |
committee would not be completed until |
tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Cummings, of Massachusetts,, offered |
a RESOLUTION instructinr the COMMITTEES on |
Resolutions to give a bearing to the Com |
mittee of Irish National League in favor of
excluding aliens from acquiring real estate
in America.
pasol,,t;an. ,.,. H.. ofPar., ,,,a ,.f.r.
n aes4tuons ;. Tere sis4 omsie% ~ sna ,,,ara =,
ths n,atfor,,, es~a;nst tha er,niop ,,,srt nf
~ Ir;.t -. tt e,,ft,at,.syt - +hs
lIo iaopl .ol sas u
srsd dao,ar;asr = tha ;ota pestard. ~,
anu GlS,s Sag,.iarlns snas .ne voso eS..u"y ~
olauy ainenuiileny Sas ~ suS S.s1S;I us rcI
We insenoeu " aRpiy onay y4.t " oSa.es muAtu ~
nau .nss.u uS.eo snen tePieseis0l'ee w
V0Ts Tss ss raai.. unit. =, cr.da,.,.,. ,.,ort.d
as Ioliows: In mAssacnusesos, MicIn con.esS
np3lPeH;. Ia ;.t .n0 ftas f,sn ;s,
t. Olss.lc.. your cunuiissee, ai... a .ui. III
vessisa.ion Il tIe aaGSs, r Wsmy
Is - M snas 'ue pes, I Gnr.ls
r r MC heI, a. -. anu eeVi -
p. DioiocK, DC aom.s'ea so 'uIs
titled to one-half vote. Your COM
mittee unanimouslyrecommsndthat the del.
gates from the several IerritorleS em-
braced IN the call OF the National Demo.
cratlc Convention ana .ne Dlserlco OF
CoiunDia De aomitoeo 70 tne noor ., euis
convention, parIlcipatlng IN its oeloera-
| tions, and that they be entltled TO vote upon
al qusssions. a no'i9h e9 amsnu, eAcluo-
| ing oeiegates from 1ne !elrI0orIes iFoni M
Young was voted oo"h anu 1ne repor' was
| adoptea.
| neSoiueous were onereu anu IeLeIreu
ior sne tts. ~, VI Ne;a1 W n.;e Ieseae
G, .oosn5 Sl: x - 49,
S Sommlttee seiecS its Chairnan n.u iro9 tne
n; a, q sh.1, ,,ot =. rastr;,tad aa 4, ;ts
cIins sh1S AZ ny ~ ~, 20 st, - ., I've
y, ~, ~ s. esrsinst the
: 1sSc So. - Po.y -. e1y ~ .y!.tS,s 1.si u
o,Ir.a,.n,;s,s - raf, * tI,a r;,;i sr
| 1;ce hv rnat;ng Pnstmasteye elective;
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aaSnsv ',s.a,,,atio W.. .a5,,ot;o' ~ tor;ff
| ,yo,;S;;oer that IN casa of the daarh IF &c n.
| d;dates for tPras;dent ard V;ca Pres;dent
the Chairman shall cali together the con.
c1 AZ g.. A.
repeal of all legislation which, under the
| Republican rule, had tended to pauperize
labor; for a constitutional amendment
making the Presidential term of office six
years, and to limit the disposal of public
lands to actual settlers in quantities not
more than 100 acres each.
yvpx.yrvr op..N,z.r,or.
o'oANi
The report OF the Committee on ferma
nent organlzag1on was linen maoe, Ine
name ol ". p piSa,,. Ter I;st nf VIE
Preseltea as s,, ~ Steta1 IA Ua o,,
1 Iest1enes e. Aoto ..s .o sS.;ts.t,' r,J ~.
eIai eL Soe.atss.iae .od ciarhs Of ,be ta,ono
sne oecre.arnes anu =. oont;nuad nnde, n,
rary organi1a.lo,ii ue oon'i'iueu unuei VIZ
nt.o .s,nort - 60 ~, !. n;,,ouslv .dontod anf
~ 1,ii.;o, - Ind;ano ,r;th svo otha
tra,.tia.,,a,, ,.,are anno;ntej a comm;ttee =,
escort Mr.. Villas to the chair, who made
neat speech.
A RESOLUTION TO call the roll of State
for nomination was offered.
A delegate from Missouri moved an ad
;ournment till II q. M, tomorrow, as tn
| Committee on Platform had until to-mor
row to make it's report. The motion to ad
journ was lost.
A motion was made to lay on the tabl
| the resolution to go into nominations now
A vote was taken bv States and resulted i
the neeative.
rgo,,, p.v.,n xou,n.rvn
fhon Ann NoniN Ai1D'
The call OF States Tor nominatlo
Tor PRESIDENT and V1ce-fresldent wa
then commenced. When bne Scat
OF Delaware was called- tnere was 4. a
immediate outbreak OF cheers: AFTER Tn
outbreak had suoslded Mr.. george Gray
OF delaware, came 10 tne PiabLo!m ana an az
dressed the cohseneloh, Lioia,ha'imS M inoua
r. Bayard In teiilng speech. Inc nom
!. nabioh was secohoeo ny ueneiaA Onas'
4 hooker
IT.. nall of S+otas ,,rocaadad opd xvbe
It Ing can y. SoaeIs @ ptG1eeueui To,, amu
Il INDIANA was reacnea non. ihonas
N denrlcks arose ana IN ienStny ana eie
quept address presented the name {
Joseph E. Mcdonald.
q John c. Black, of Illinois, took the pla
Il ~. ~ u .e,..;ar;o,s .f NJ, SobonaId
It 'ne "oaoA % ~.
e ALLEN G. THURMAN NOMINATED.
It At its conclusion Spencer, of Californf,
II said; "When California was called it wa
d stataa that She had a candidate to nresen
d Ar that moment the gentleman who was
d 1850 az Ouat :4 a.,.S;aate ~ he 80 ta1,rora,;i
% presehb i1s cahuiuooe "e9 o.ihPoi a. ny o.
4e sent, owing to sickness. he Is now presen
We would ask the privilege of allowin
r. California to name its candidate"
q The Chair-Hearing no objection tt
4 | nrivileee will he granted. California
ppons;derad as coIlad
Is Sa. -. T,s. ,,.,a+o, h,-,o a.
Mr; Spehcsl-IMIe M oTlssa'Isy u1ve ~
10 coco tnaG tne non. oohh w: Dreckil
p rldge shall present the name Oh ies cal
u didate.
The Chair-Gentlemen of the Convention
g. Hon. John w. Breckenridge, q son of Il
=, Iasr Demncrat;c V;ce-Pres;dent who w,
y, 70 nt ~, L,instiv dsnrived of his office vii, a,
- y oo s J Gya,.;1, ~ " .t. S ra,,resantat;
i oress tHe Cohsenu,oti ~ ir as ehe iePi oson'"i'
d. OF the State OIL Cantornla.
D. Mr.. Brecklnrld2e was received wit
n hearty applause, and nominated Allen
y Thurman in the following speech:
,: 49, So ~ CE,,r, 49,, ~,
cca, Mn, ,nr a ~ IN inoSrarta,,oa caEforn
= Gos os a.sS IN +b2s mnmoorotic conuant;n