The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-06

mittee. II you pass the motion made BY the
gentleman now, trust you will give the SER
eeant-at-arms power TO increase the capacity OF
this hall. Cheers and laughter
The Chairman-The question u upon the sub
stitute.
Mr. Wilson. Of Missouri am requested. Mr..
President, TO say, by some of the members or
tho national committee. that there have already
been 1000 tickets distributed TO those uniformed
companies, and the capacity OF this hall 10 Al
ready taxed to the utmost and the resolution
Of the gentleman who has = seat at my r.sht Is
absolutely limpracticable. physically. for this
building. Cheers trust the resolution will
ganization- Laughter and cheers
Mr.. Showalter, of Missouri arise to the
point of order raised before-and thought it
was good then and think so now. 1t is. that
until the report Of the committee on credentials
is made TO this body. what right have we to .
seat and by what authority can We say that
somebody else shall have a seat or shall not
have q in this conventionf Cheers i
realized that point of order . while ago;
thought it was good before. and am convinced
it is so now.
Mr. Wilson. Of Missouri believe that . mo-
ton to adjourn is always in order. move that
this convention do now adjourn.
The Chairman-No, sir, not nov. The point
IF order made by the gentleman from Missouri
ever it is. is in the possession of this hall and
the motions made are directed to the exercise OF
that possession. The question 10 upon the sub
stitute Of the gentleman from Arkansas.
Govouor Albeit. of New Jsrssy-I cannot
see any difference between uniformed Demo-
Gratis and Democrats that have come from all
portions of the country. [Applaussl. And as to
the further distribution of sickets, they have
already been made The national committee
has distributed them, and If there 10 an attempt
now to make the sergesut-at-arms superior to
the national committee and admit anybody that
comes in uniform. will amend and say that
the whole Democracy como into this ball and be
seated. (Applausel. There 10 only one orderly
way of proceeding with reference to this mat
ter. and that is the way that every national
convention has done toto leave that matter to
the national committee to settle. They are rep
resentatives of the States of this Union 90 far as
the Democracy is concerned and We can trust
TO their Judgment to make this hall a. wide and
as lofty as possible to pat all the Democrats
here that can get in it. lApplausel.
Mr.. Pusey. Of Iowa-There are many clubs
here who would expect to 60 of on the morning
trains They are good Democrats. and they
don't want to interfere with the business inter
ests of this convention. My resolution, Mr.
Chairman, coptemplates that they shall have
the use Of this hall only in recess Of this conven-
ton, and do hope that the substitute will De
voted down.
The Chairman-I am authorized by the chair
man of the national committee to say that there
has been no such extensive distribution OF
tickets as stated by the gentleman from Ohio.
The question is upon the substitute Are you
ready for the question: lCries OF Question,
"Questiou."l The substitute is that the matte,
be referred to the national committee. Are you
ready for the question: [Cries of Question. y
The Chairman-All in favor of the substitute
will say aye The substitute was adopted.
The following resolution, offered by Roswell
p. Flower. of Tammany Hall, New York, was
then read by the secretary:
Resolved, That when this convention adjourns. II
adjourns until tomorrow at noon.
Governor Albeit, of New Jersey-I move te
amend by making it 10 o'clock. want to see
and not on the third day of this convention.
The Chairman-Governor Albeit. of New
Jersey, offers an amendment to the motion OF
Mr.. Flower. OF New York.
Ne. Flower-I accept the amendment
The Charman-The question 10 upon the
adoption Of the resolution that when this con
vention takes recess it will be until tomorrow
at 10 A. NJ.
Mr. Hanna, of Massachusetts-I move to
amend by making the hour ii o'clock [Cries OF
The Chairman-Ths question, then, 10 upon
the adoption Of the resolution that when we
adjourn we adjourn till the hour of 10 A. M. Are
you ready for the question: (Cries Of ''Ques
tion." Question:.
The resolution was unanimously carried.
The Chairman-There is a change in the
member Of the committee on permanent organi
cation for New Mexico. In place Of w. b
Childers is substituted Rafael Romero.
Mr.. Parkhurst, Of Michigan now move
that We adjourn
At this suggestion many of the members be
gan to leave.
The Chairman-Gentlemen,s sit down. can
not talk against you all.
Mr.. Flower, Of New YORK; now move thai
we adjourn.
The Chairman-The committee will arrang,
50 that clubs may visit this hall. ICres o.
Question" QUESTION
Chairman White put the question on adjourn
ment till tomorrow till 10 A. NJ, and abou
nine-tsnths of the convention responded in tn,
Affirmative. The other tenth came up equally
as loud. but not quite voluminous in the neg
alive. and the convention Was declared ad
| journed till 10 A. NJ tomorrow.