Telegram-herald., 1886-08-19

A UsuaI. They Get the Best End Of the
Bargain.

As Usual. They Get the Best End Of the
Bargsin.
Al 1910 Chairman Fuller call ed the com
venuou 10 order + s. Hsnsley. for The
Committee on Credentials, arose 70 read
their report H. G. Hodge 81 Jackson
county, moved 20 omit the nanes OF Dele
gates, simply giving the representation by
numbers A delegate moved 70 amend by
reading the names. The chairman being
unable 70 decide The question Of the adop-
tion OF the amendment a division was
called for. bat before the result was an
n0unced the amendment was Withdrawn.
This being parliamentary. another vole
was taken and resulted in lhe adoption 0f
the amendment and the list was read
There were TWO delegations present from
Saginaw County one headed by Benjamin
Coleiu and the other by Sheriff Jesse
Qgacsenbush. The Qaaokenbush doeea-
ton was reported by the majority Of tAe
committee as Tie only legitimate deiesa-
ti0n. ~ J. Fish submitted minority re-
port recognizing the Colvin delegation.
NJ ses W. Field movci the adoption of tle
majority report. J. D Hogan moved as an
amendment The Adoption of tle minority
report Benjamin Caivin explained h.s go
stion saying that TWO years aro Ae hal
lived up t0 hls agreement uut o. oppose
fusion ou fhe state t.ckrt. II firnFu nus
be- would abide b. the decision OF che cen-
veuuon AND remain 81 always straight
DrceuDl ECKER
Moses ". fiei5. of Wavne. was called to
the Chsir and IS ID Fsler a1r0catel har-
m0uy and suggested t1at the vote Be dive
iied. each side taae bali ana taen b1sa go
home ana abide by the result Cd! tlC c1nyCn-
u1n. N = tiss Interrupted tle speaker
by sayiuc thar the committee has nothing
to ID with C0.vns previous rec1rd. tae
only question for the convention was.
which delegation was regularly eaosen
Dan - Hara, OF caginaE County gave
their side Of the contest prelac.us 20 with
the remark that he was uot going l3 occHpY
the time 0f ihe convention nv telling y l8t
he had done for the party or done against
it. Il am ready fo bury the ha-Clr. with
NJ Cpvin provided The latter would sign
contract NOS to cau another convention
before he lefi t0I home
james Mead of in-ham moved a.
substitute that both delegations oe admitted
WITH a half vote each.
J. II Holman. of Pontiac. said 'l be-
lieve tntt Nr. Co.vin au bis delegation are
the regularly elected ones aud they sh1u
be rec sgllzei aud She other ones reiIsei.'
II - Hoyt of Saginaw county, eas
called f5r ani explained lis position ile
previous question was ga and Che suas3-
tuis ot J. Mead was carried
Congressman C3m-tpck. ok Gov b'g1ie
and ex Congressman laple were invited to
seats oa the platform and Moses N Field
and j Il. - liman were appointed 90 slt
on them. TX GOV Bsgo.e was lhe only one
% be found
The Committee on Permanent 0rean' 'zs-
4 ton reported fhe selection of Cen N b.
( Ilnes as permanent chairm tn ana fne
temporary secretaries ~ pernane1t 'so
I tie ioN0Nlrg order oi u4ane-- Rep rDr
T of commuiec on credentials order ol 1lsi-
ness. resolutions. election 0f STATE cammif-
F Gee and 1minaIen of candi iales i5r STATE
offices
Geo. ". p lnaes was escorted 70 the
I chair hy K-1oFcrnor kerof anl Noses N
/ FIeid He acknuWlai-el tle honor cone
+ ferrei on Dim and sad thai bs Eaa.d en-
+ desvar Sd uer'orm fae dlues eth iesf or
{ favor A military man was never sno en
I to fafer and he no1 hraveT Wre-te
with me al important Querfors which
mizat come before f1e convention. The
saeerh was short hu hai fhe f-1a green
( hscs ring about b. and was iaa5F ap
T piau ie3.
I J1hn e. blanchard fir fba C1pmities en
Resq.ulaus a-kef for Further time f1 report
+ and movei fhual res f1toas be referred
/ to th-m wfhru' debae. narret
90. % g. Hodge moved hsf recess of
F ten m nure. a- fassn ief he purpose a' se-
4 'ee.iae cs-ur-siianfs A member m mlrei
asa sabsifu.e sn sfisarame1t unHi fre
oc.a-s. The elhsfrloa Tss I1sf aed tie
. motion .arrnf tf.e ores dents