The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-06-11


tary, Austin Harris;. .vice-presldent j. X.
Boda; credentials, A. Marshall Haynes; reso-
lutions, A. p. Wisewell: rules, Il. IL. Drum
mond; organization, ID. II. Crockett; member
telle.
president, r. +, Beck; credentials, John Gal
breth; organization. Thomas hichardson;
resolutions, Congressman b5s11; rules and
order, w. II. Allen; member OF the National
committee, James Hill.
Nevada Chairman. c. g. Stephenson; secre-
tary, Q. $. Young; vice president $: L. Lee;
organization, J. A. Palmer; credentials, M. ID.
Foley; resolutions, j. ii. Rand; rules, Q. s.
Young; member OF the National committee,
NJ. d. Foley.
Chairman, r. G. Horr; secretary,
Seth @. Mofiit; credentials, E. @. Nichols; per.
manent organization, s. Il. Reed; rules and
order of business, George w. Bell; .resolu.
tions, w. A. Underworld vice president,
George W. Webber; National committee,
John p. Sanborn.
New Hampshire = vise president, Charles
II. .Sawyer; secretary, Frank ID. Currier;
credentials, Joseph B. Clark; rules and order
of business, Henry B. Atherton; resolutions,
Frank ID. Currier;. permanent organizations,
George II. Stowell.
Alabama-Chairman, Colonel George Turn.
err; vice president, Paul Strobach; secretary,
G. w. washington; assistant secretary, Jesse
@. Duke; credentials, Isaac Heymey; rules
and order of business, ii. A. Larson; resolu-
tions, Q. Q. Sheets; permanent organization,
6. W. Braxdall; member OF the National
committee, William Young.
West Virginia-Chairmhn b. b. Dovener;
vice president, T.. l.. Butrick; secretary, Il.
Perry Jacobs; credentials, B. B. Dovener; per-
manent organization, j. ID. Thompson; rules
and order of business, w. M. .. Dawson;
'IonIsIonnS Thurman w p. Kellogo. secre.
tary and assistant secretary 10 convention.
Clifford Morgan; on credentials, George Drury;
Dennis: rules. w. II. Merohant; National COM
mittoe. w, p. Keilorr.
,t. po,roo 90 HT,ssoobrso.ts ofrorod ,ho
MI e'cei VI h"ooaenu9ctVS' oicIeu Siio
following resOiutlon' Whlcil was REFERRED 10
the Committee on Resolutions:
Rcsolrei. THAT the subject Of the revised ap-
nortionment of delegates 10 future National
Conventions, and OF the revised apportion-
mont of members of the National Committee
Inc referred TO the committee on rules and
time before the ballot for President.
A rrMprRAYcE MEMORIAL.
Mr.. Donan, of Iowa, offered the following
memorial; A.. po,,,,,,oo,
10 t. 1ne n"'ion"i 'o'l'cH''oho Vi 'Ho i'op"'i''""
We, The members of the women's Christian
herein present by the signatures of ouI
officers while beheylng that inc personal
ros,ra,,od naSss V an ",,nooI to the m.
teilcct through argument, to the heart
through sympathy, and TO the, conscience
through the motives M OF rellgi9m' Dei,ev9 t Innl @
troliod V bv ~ ~ nrnhIbtorv law We 6eIIovo that
the tenchinrs of science, experience and
the Golden Rule combine TO testify against
dhG taY arS a. ~ H., bnn SOno ng al,no ,vh,oS
are the the eitadels of patriotism. purIty and
happiness, have no enemy so relentless
as the American saloon; therfore, as cltl,
zens 9t tho united sites, IrrespeioIiV9 oi seS y,
bcort the protection Of our home, We dc
hereby respectfully and earnestly petition
you to advocate and adopt sncn meas
urSs tn ~ " tSc nrc TGSS U '"S cxmnraton
factnre and sale of alcoholic beverages may
become an integral part of the National Con
stitution ana that yo1E HI, cannldates shall DC 9y
tinnaI W, nrohibitoyy constitutionoI amend
ment."
Referred to the committee on rules.
Mr.. Bayne, of Pennsylvapia--At the sug
gestion Of different gentlemen, / renew my
motion that we take a recess until to
morrow morning, at eleven o'clock.
sECOND DAl.
CHICAGO, June Alt was something
after eleven O'Clock when the convention
was called to order. Prayer was offered by
Rev. DIR. John ii. Barnes, Of the First Pres
byterian Church, in the course OF which HI
changes which the Nation bad undergone
as indicated by the presence OF him who
now so worthily presided over the conYen
ton; and he asked blessing on the rae
aud the commonwealth and cause whlcf
that gentleman represented. lie prayed tina
when the convention had dissolved itwoult
have presented TO the suffrage OF the Natloi
for the highest office In the peoples gift,
candidate who In personal character, in de
votlon to duty, In loyalty to American In
stituti0ns, In courage and experience ant
wisdom, should w0rthlly succeed to tn
chair Of Washington, and thus help th'
nation 10 become not only more prosper
Gus, and just and peaceful, but also to b'
an inspiration and blessing TO the strug
Cling peoples Of mankind.
James A. Gary, OF Maryland, presented
memorial and asked that II be read. 1t wa
from the President and Secretary OF thu
State Temperance Alliance of that Stat
cmbodying the resolutions passed by tina
body May O, last, appealing to the c0nyen
tions of the Republican and Democrats
parties TO embody clause u
their platforms distinctly recognizing
prohibition and to nominate car
dldates in accord Herewith, and sayin
that II neither recognized this principle tn
memorialists would vote for neither an
that II one OF them did so then the ballot
of the alliance would be cast for the cand
date Of that party.
Mr. Masqay of Del offered n rnaOlutiOf