Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

IL va 1uNoAu1cL l-1t INC totA-N4tsA1r "
| Credentials would report IA twenty min
| utes. aud : great sh0at arose for Foraker.
| A formal motion that he &c invited 10
| speak vas carried by acelsmALion, and hs
| received an ovation when he appeared. Tan
IA hzads upon the stage
| speech by Foraker.
II the course OF his remarks Governor
| Foraker said. that while be could not pre-
| dict Who would be nominated tor President.
| he would dshne some Of bis qualities. In
the hrst place he will De gentleman. Great
and proloaxs APPLAUSE The man we
| nominate will be . man who will cherish
| patriotic resolutions. aud the names OF Grant.
sherman and Sheridan will 90 dear 20 him.
1 Applause. | might 20 on aaa indicate 10
you rn4ny other qualities that he Will pos
ssss I might point out TO you the character
OF the man he venld Be in other respects,
| tonching hiEa as man and as an indi-
vidasl. touching him As to records. and all
| those matters Bat let us simply cay that
hs will not only be . man who viii cherish
| patriotic recoliections but he will have
| record that will be without spot or esemish-
In conclusion, Governor Foraker said:
with such a man We can catch the giori-
Gus refrain that comes fIotn Oregon and
carry il. sweeping the whole country with
amaxnifcsnt triumph We will knock
4 OfJNrI Atcfri1nA 4A4 sA' SAA 1e%-NA~-e 49, -
inoouoos disuetade.' Great applause.
| Congressman Hepburn then reported rs
follows. The report Of the COMMITTEES on
| Credentials reports IN favor OF the seating
/ OF delegates placed on the roll by the Ma
| tional COMMITTEES except in the cases OF con-
test In nineteen cases OF contest the COM
rittse recommend the seating of delegates
ss follows Third Georgia cistrict-B. A.
Dudley, ". j. Taylor; Tenth Georgia dis
trict-R. K. Wright. Jesse Wimberly. p. II.
| Craig. .. I. Gonder, with half . vote each;
Fifth Louisiana District-David Yo1ng,
John Gill; Third South Carolina district
John l. Talbot +. L. Hixs. Seventh
Tennssses District--A- NJ. Hughes. Third
MARYLAND District-wm. +. Airey. Wm.
IF. 5. Stevens, John Borne. District OF
Columbia-Andreu Gleason. z. II. Car
son.
Then followed q long report on the Vir-
ginlz eases which. however, has been already
anticipgted in these dispatches There was
| great applause when the speaker stated that
| the Malone delegation-at-larKe had been
seated, bat the convention nearly went wild
when Hepburn went on 70 say that Wise
also had been seated. Then Russell, OF
| North Carolina, read the minority re-
port. II disssnted from the opinion Of the
majority which seated the Wise district
delegates, except the Third district.
All that part OF the report
was unsnimously adopted on a division OF
the question, and the Malone delegates-at-
large were quickly seated by unanimous
| vote.
The question then recurred on the dis
trict delegates from Virginia, and discus
sion, participated in by various delegates.
ensued. Stevenson. OF Minnesota, moved
| that the Malone delegates from the Tenth
L a. -. II NJ. OK
spoke IN opposition and maintained that
. the majority report Of the Credential Com
| mittee should be sustained. Meanwhile the
| hum Of conversation began and there were
many evidences that the convention was
ready for an early settlement OF the ques-
. ton At issue. Again Mr.. Russell. Of North
| Csrolins, secured the floor and made We
, | hemsnt speech against the seating of Wise ;
, | delegation, the Ninth district even with
half vote. SIR. Fuller OF Missouri. asked
several questions as to the method of pro
| cedure in Virginia, TO which Mr.. Russell re
piled with emphasis. While the chair raped
! | vigorously for order there was . short bat
: | pointed solloauy. which set the convention
IN roar. General Bingham. OF Pennsyl-
: vanis, spoke At length IN defense Of The
| majority report OF the COMMITTEES and made
strong plea IN favor of its adoption
| Delegats Rector, of Texas. spoke in IA vor
} | Of the adoption OF the majority report. He
= | was followed By George opslding, Of Mon
! roe. Mich. who favored the admission o
the Malone delegation from the Ninth
: district snd who said that this delega-
> ton was elected just as district delegations
| were elected In Michigan and IN Ohio. and
that they were entitled TO recognition from
the con vsution. Notwithstanding Mr.. Rus
= sells assertion that the contsstants' conven
. ton in the Ninth district vas held in =
: greg SHOP. He thought that the question
D could be settled without going oil into col
{ latersls. and IN the spirit Of love and con
: csssion he bad seconded the resolution &
. give the rival delegations half a vote each
: Delegate Hess. Of Missouri. in behalf o
that delegation. moved the previous quss
lion. and Senator HOsr, on behalf oi
Massachusetts,. seconded Is, and Nebrssk,
, | sad Nevada supported IL. On the vote 70
i the amendment 70 admit the Mshoniis
= / from the Ninth District it was carried or
8 a rising vote being demanded. Il vas again
! carried bv over two-thirds vote, aud the
result vas received with cheers
) Gu motion for tie adoption Of the report
] ! admitting the Wise delegates from tbs
s other Districts. Mr. Reed, OF Pennsylvania
8 called for sepsrste votes upon each district
? | and it was <rautSd. but Just here Mr. fes
: sanden. ,af Connecficut. moved 20 reconsider
{ fas vefe iust taken. as several delegates bad
! misunderstood what they vsrs V0tins
! | aa0ut
3 neiezats Butfsrworth. Of Ohio. moved 4
/ isy this on The table. Tie question "a
called and the vote vas 80 close that ta'
. chair vas ananie 90 decide, 81 last diyis
e ION On the question - lsY upoe th.
= table The motion % reconsider the vote ad
! mitinx the Wood Mahonel delegation il
}. the Ninth dstrict Vas secured. sTss 2f2
: usvs. Ia and is vas ssbled accordingly
Nos the question Of adopting the rsDor
: ef he comnit5ee sestiax the Wise delexate
3 N the Secp0d district Vas reached. and thl
:. convention vas sirsost In = second in e.
. uprosr A dozen Nonld- be delegates tough
4 fsr rec1snizsnce. snd each tried 80 shcu
, the tcudsst Deiexsts ssge. of Csiifsrnls
+ ~ ii.l1 3. rs.. moved an sdioor1Taenf anti
: ~ = m. sat e Vas voted down hT an over
= vhslmiax sbont q Ne and fnsily vn1
vas rssched upsn thsausstion - stmiftia,
: he ~ - delegates IN tae Seca1d district
; snd Il was everra suinelT ear-5eI
q Ne5raska snd FsnnsviVseis der s1si@x
Ia call e Sfates for ths prrpc~
r ~ nSftinz he States On recsr3
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T'e'ezsfes aew shout he 9cor ard sxchsnRe
= 1 gon6dencss It wes recsg1izsd ~ tssf d
, eher1nsn strength snd aias-serths 81 IL
: vsst sssenaiy kspE tslir. When Ohis
z -. eslts1 a rse1esf sss maze tasf r
; clfo tesexstion - psssed. Ns~ Xszl
q / ret47 - a EsTrr q saziteisr thp vs.,
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