Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-06-08

ten or twelve states and think those
clubs ought to be permitted to have a
seat IN this conveEtios during the de ib-
errtions OF this body. loud cheering)
Understand that eseerdsy, 1000 tickets
we're dlstrioused TO members of the
chamber of commerce of this city. They
ousht To have been distributed TO the
democratic clubs who are here from Chi
csso, from Cincinns'i, and from New
hork' l therefore insist, Mr. Chairman.
70 extend to them the courtesy of this
convention.
The ehsirman-The question is upon
the substitute.
Mr.. Pickett, of Connscticut-I second
the motion.
NJ. W lsop, of Missouri-I am re.
4aested Mr.. President TO say by some
members of 'he national COMMITTEES that
there has already been 1000 tickets dis
trlouted to those uniformed companies,
aud the capacity of the hall is already
taxed TO Its utmost and the resolution Of
the gentleman who has the seat at nv
right Is absolutely im practicable physicai,
iy, for the bui d,ng.
Mr.. Sh"wal er, of Missouri rise TO n
the committee on credentials il msSe,
what right have We to Il seat orto ssy
who else shall have Il seat IN this couysn-
zion.
Mr.. Wilson, of Missouri move that
the CONVENTION now soj puru.
The Chalrman-No, sir; the poipt ~
ordSr made by the septieman from Ms
sourt Is uverruied, because the conv -utiou,
or whatever 1t Is, Is the possession of the
smallest mo ions made Is directed TO the
'NerolSe of that position. The question
Is uPoa the substitute of the gentleman
trorn Arkansas
Gov. Abbott, of New jersey cannot
see any difference between uniformed
democrats and democrats that have come
from all portions of the United States
aud as 10 further dIsrrlhu ion of tickets
they nave alreSdy been made. Ii there is
an AT empt to make the sergeant at.arms
sup: rlor TO the national commrttre,
Will amend TO say that the
whole democracy come into this
ball and be seated. The natioual
committee Is the representative If the
ates of the Union, and we can truet TO
"hrlr Judgment 10 make this hall as wldr
aid a. lofty as possible 10 put all the
democrats that eau get in II.
Mr.. Pu>ey. OF Oh'n-rhere are many
clubs here who expect 80 20 IF ON
the morning train. They are good drmo-
crsIs and do not want to Interfere with
the business interests of this convention.
The resolution coLtemplates that they
shall have the use of this hall only in the
recess of this convention aud hope the
substitute will be voted down
The Chairmau.-I am authorized by
the chairman of the national committee
to say there has been no such extensive
distribution of tickets rs stated by the
gentleman from Ono. The question is
upon substitute. (Cries of question,l
The substitute was adopted.
MOTIONS FOR ADJOURNMENT
The following resolution offered
by Roswell Z. Flower was then read
RcSoired, That when this convention
adjourns it adjourn until tomorrow at
noon.
Gov. Albeit, of n. il move to
amend by making it 10 O'Clock tomor.
row. | want to see the democratic ticket
nominated on tomorrow and not on the
the third day of the convention.
The chalrmnn-tiov Albeit, of n j.
offers an amendment to the resolution of
Mr.. Flower, of n. Y.
Mr.F lower--I accept the amendment
The chairman-The question is upon
the adoption of the resolution that when
the convention takes a recess it will be
until tomrrrow Mt 10 O'Clock a. III.
Mr.. Hanna, of Mass.-I move to amend
thss, making the hour II o'clo ck (Cries
of no, no.)
The chairman The question then is
upon the adoption of the resolution that
when we adjourn 1t be until 10 O'Clock
to morrow.
The resolution was unanimously car
ried.
The chairmau-There is change in
n member of the committee on per
manent organization for New Mexico.
In place of W. b. Chuders is substituted
Rafael Romero.
Parkhurst, of Michigan-I now move
that we adjourn.
AT this suggestion many of the mem
bers began to leave.
Mr.. Flower, of New York. now move
that we adjourn.
The chaIrman-The committee will ar
range that the clubs may visit this hal
(cries of question, question:
Chairman White put the question on
adj ournment until TO morrow morning at
10 O'Clock, and about nine-tenths of the
convention responded in the affirmative,
and the convention was ad journed until
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.