St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-10
led. The order Of the convention is at its own

ruled The order of the convention is at its own
disposal
Mr.. Clunie, of California; move as a substi-
tGte of the motion that the resolution be referred
to committee on platform and resolutions,
loud cries of no and the motion was seconded
by several delegates
Mr.. McGilvray. of Colorado desire to offer a
substitute that the further consideration of the
resolution be temporarily postponed. Cries of
MOI.
Mr. Mansur, of Missouri rise to a motion
that | believe is always in order. We have
reached point in the consideration of this con-
Vention, at which think we had better deliber-
ate. have never known of any national con-
vention, or heard of one, where men were placed
in nomination before they understood the plat
form upon which they should be placed, and
now, sir, since the committee on resolutions
have been granted until TO morrow to report, l
move, sir, that we adjourn until II O'Clock to-
morrow Motion seconded, and loud cries of no.
Menzie, Indiana-Upon the motion of the gen
tleman from Missouri, c'l roll of the states.
Mr.. Clunie-I second the demand for call OF
the roll.
The Chairman-The motion is that we adjourn
1ntil II o'clock tomorrow. No debate is in
order Shall call of states be ordered? All in
favor of that motion say aye, and all opposed, no.
The noes have it. The question is now upon
the motion to adjourn until II o clock tomorrow.
All in favor of that motion say aye, all opposed
will say A large proportion of the delegates
voted in the negative. The motion is lost.
The secretary proceeded to read more rules
that were sent up, when Mr.. Leonard, of West
Virginia rose to point of order that the ques-
ton is on the resolution offered by the gentle
man from Pennsylvania
The Chairman-The gentlemans point of order
is right. The question is upon the resolutions
of toe gentleman from Penns ylyania.
Mr.. Menzie, of Indiana-I rise to a
parliamentary inquiry. A roll of the states
has been demanded If it is not matter
of right that is not to be voted down by
Il viva voce vote of the conven-
ton. There was demand for call of states
upon a motion to adjourn. That was a matter
of right, not to be voted down by a viva voce
vote. The chair overruled the point of order.
Mr.. McGilvray, of Colorado desire permits
sion to Withdraw my motion to temporarily post
pone for the purpose of Offering a motion to lay
upon the table
The Chair-The gentleman from Colorado asks
permission to withdraw his motion to tempOrar-
lily postpone the motion of the gentleman from
Pennsylvania to proceed to nomination of Candi-
dates Unless objection is made leave is given.
Mr.. McGilyary, of Colorado move you now,
sir, that the melton the gentleman from Penn
sylyania be laid on the table.
Mr.. Clunie, Of California second the motion
and call for a roll of the states The only way
you can get contest vote il to give us call of
states
The Chair-The question is upon the motion
of the gentleman from Colorado to lay the mo-
ton Of the gentleman from Pennsylvania on the
table. The motion is not debatable and a call
Of states is asked for and ordered Applause.
The clerk proceeded to call the roll of states with
The following result: