The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-29

,x.x...s 4, na< r,eascd an Ai'-w'se Provt-
a.n,e since The last National Republican Con-
s..,,c, Al remove nom the scenes OF earth
,,..r ~ Americas most distinguished soma
whose names have been associates Win nor
h,stors during more than quarter q cen
sury. and whose distinguished mi'1aFy sers-
,ccs exalted private virtues ria NOME .n"seS-
,s,s nav. shed glory upon her name; and
wurRrAs. ID Is becoming and proper that
ND Natton. while humbly bowling 70 the as
,.nsation~ 81 Initiate Wisdom. should IN <ucn
~ testify lts sense o. the worth and exalted
enaractcr n the illustrious dead ~ tributes o.
respect 70 their memories. and chcnsh,nk 'no
recollection OF their virtues, tnere'otn y y
r<soir~L Nv the National Republican Con-
,.,,,on Az meeting assembled that 4 dcpiores
~ losS Of Generals u =. Grant John =. 70.
san ana Chester A. Arthur. who 80 OFTEN ieu
onr armies 20 victory. ana 81 HON is"seoe
rc,klinr the fearless statesman nna citizen o.
New Work lapplausc) as . calamity poth 70 thc
sause OF Republican principles ana the in'eF-
csis OF the Nation.
Hon. ". o. Bradley. Of kentucky was called
for and entertained the convention WIN
r,ncinc Spcech. AZ the close Of which y was an.
~, oces mar the credentials committee would
rencrs in twenty minutes shout then arose
az Governor Foraker Of Ohio. who addressed
,he convention. prcdictin success IN Woven.
her ana detailing the qualities 20 be possessed
~ the nominee. lie concluded ~ follows:
with such = man We can eaten W tne NOT.
Gus refrain that comes from oregon, ana carry
Il sweeping the whole country with magnin'
cent triumph. Wewill knock Grover Cleveland
ana the Old bandana into inocuous desuctuac'
lGreat applausel.
Congressman Hepburn on behalf Of the com
mttce on credentials, then submitted tne toi'
lowing report:
The committee on credentials report In favor
Of seating the delegates placed on the roll oy
the n "a onal committee, except IN cases OF con
tests. OF the nineteen cases OF contest tne
| committee recommends the seating o. aeie'
gates rs follows.
Third Georgia District-B. A. Dudley and n
| A. Taylor.
Tenth Georgia Dissrict-R. w. Wright, Jesse
| wimberiid. p. II. Krebs and Q. y Ganoer. Will
1 half vote each.
fifth Louisiana Distr;ct-David young aud
| George Gall.
third south Carolina Dstrict-Jsmes r.
| Torrock ana +. l. Hicks
| Seventh Tennessee District-A- ~ hugnes
| Third Maryland District-Wm- - AHey nv
Third Massachusetts District-F. L Stevens
D,strsct Of Columbia-Andrew Gleason and
| p H Carson
The report also favored the admission Of thu
Wise delegates from Virginia ana the lou
Malone deiegatesat-lArge.
/ A minority report was also presented whicl
dissents from the majority report IN favor Q
the admission Of the Wise delegates from IN
second. Flfth. Sixth seventh. Eighth an
| Tet.th districts. Who IL 10 claimed. were eiecte
| by pretended conventions never called ~ -
state committee The report also favors IN
admission Of the Malone delegates from IN
Second. Fifth. Sixth. Seventh Eighth an
Tenth districts-
The majority report vas adopted. except =
much thereof as relates 70 the Virginia col
| tests
long discussion ensued on the rest OF IN
Virginia contest and the majority report .
originally presented was adopted and made ~
phcable 10 all the Virginia districts
The convention IN n. az ff:E p m. %
iourned until Thursday morning - te
o'clock
THIRD DAT.
CHICAGO. June si--Chairman Estec kept b
promise. made yesterday. and Ut 1923 a a
called the convention 10 order.
Rev Thomas >. Green. pastor OF - An
drew's Episcopal Church. invoked the Drin
blessing. and when he had concluded the dell
gates began 70 pour in through every door az
in i've minutes The only empty seats were
the New York Virginia and Rhode Island e
lions.
The roll was then called for members OF Il