New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-06-18

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I At 1850 Gen. III henderson raped fol
order, when Bishop Fallows followed
by prayer.
At the conclusion Of the prayer Mr..
Ballard, chairman Of the committee on
+ dentials, reviewed the work Of
the committee preparatory to sub.
uniting the report. Entire ahar-
mOny, he said, had characterized the
action Of the COMMITTEES. The ouestion
was only: lis claimant rightfullY enti-
tied to a seatsin this cOnvelltio Joni He
was pleased to announce that the re.
port was unanimous. 81
The report was then read by j. Frank
Fort, Of New York. q
The report Of the COMMITTEES on Gre
dentials set forth that in cases Of con.
tests sitting members with altornates
were entitled to seats. The VirRtnis
delegation headed by Malone were ad-
mltted by q unanimous vote. twas
moved and seconded that the report be
rece az ana ad0pted carried.
The commit on rules and order o1
/ business annotlnc6d two raposts, the
minority report not yet com
p!eted: ne !. report ,r0vl! !!
dlsp ositlon OF the rep0tee 10yetAl
committees before ball Ting 1Of caIllit
dates, and provides thai Tho a1lla'
mentary rules snail pc euDeyentaall thl
same as govern the house OF repFesen,
tCaIives. Is
Mr. Grow, OF Pennsylvanla, moved
10 amend rule lO, providing Toe thu
oasis OF fepresentaIlon,a ana addressed
the conVentlo 2Il N support OF his motion
20 amend y, " llllam u. q iaTKs, OF aCail'
fornla, SAID ne saw no objection TO the
TN md calls Ills were . made For tho ..,,a..
.tion and fine snhsfif1,te was ainnteS >i IL
viva voca vote Z = = - -. =
Desnltory remarks on the r,and;no
question were made nv Messra sRavne
+ Of PENNSYLVANIA Parks IF Caiifnrnia
and Ih,1rston- of Nebraska.
The l1lle. Al amended provides tha
order of business to be as follows.
i. Report on platform and resol,,.
#tions. o call az States. Pras.
entation of candidates FOR nrasi,
dent. 4. Balloting. S. Presentation
of oanlidate for fvica-nrasidanf =
Rallntinr fs - = t-s1'.' :
M. Renseve,t If New ynrL ooLs
W.. e IsouSe!cI1, u NeM OIK, asks
iOI lIlloIllliltloll3 OH the minority report
put subsequently WlthdraWs the ques'
ton.
Numerous requests were then made
for the reading Of certain rules by var.
ious delegates. their action not attract.
Sanafn1 IIoar nf Noes ats,,.o+4a u
Inc ,.na,,as+ 20 ,'doiac.a4a to-. usooys, g
= Ihe e lequesI OF aueiessale,t nen explain,
3 81 q Inc law passed Dy congress known
& us the civil service law.
Amendments to the rules were then
read for the information Of the conven.
D1 ~, !. .9.;
yhe clerk was constantly interrupted
by delegates rising on points of infOr-
nation. etc. but the report of the COM
mittee IN rnIes and order If business
VIZ T,,n % p'ou % a 4taa
IL : ~ , IepoIC q commlLGe : on resO!u-
Ilons was then read by ~ lillian J. Nc
#Alnley, Jr., OF ONO, and on MT. Nor
row, OF California, moving their adOp-
ton it was done without dissenting
voice.
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