The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

Itluscu, Nnctncf owing 10 the Iact tnat he
did not hear the chairmans request for his
name, or WAS disposed TO not give it, was
not apparent. Finally the chairman made
himself heard by the delegate, and again
asked for the name. When the delegate
said McGinnis, OF Montana, everybody
laughed.
When the laughter had subsidized Mr..
McGinnis said: Mr.. Speaker, on behalf Of
the association OF Territorial delegates am
requested TO offer tho following resolution.
ENLARGING THE HALL.
The Chairmau-Will you please wait
moment till the resolution already passed
up from Iowa is read and disposed Of?
! That is the only thing in order now.
The resolution of Mr.. Pussy was as fol-
! lows
Resolved That during the recess Of
this convention this hall be offered for tho
inspection OF visiting clubs. [Chccrsl"
The Chairman We have put the mos
ton OF MIR. Pussy OF Iowa, Is there any
second, gentlemen.
Mr. Baker, Of ohio-I move to amend
tho action by instructing the scrgeant.at-
arms OF this convention to invite and ind
seats in this convention for every uni
! formed Democratic club which comes
from other States. tApplauslc
The chairman requested that the motion
be passed up.
Mr. Pusoy-Myresolution embodics that
! very thing. II says all visiting clubs.
The Chair dcsirc, gentlemen, 10 have
the amendment hero before We proceed
further, Is that amendment in writing.
Mr. Baker In a moment IL will be.
The amendment was passed up shortly
aiteward.
The Chair Gentlemen OF this conven-
ton, will have TO ask you to take your
seats. There must be order while the pro-
cccdings of this convention are going on,
at least among the delegates. The amend
ment Of MIR. Baker was then read 10y tho
secretary rs follows
That tho screant.at-arms be directed
60 invite and seat In this convention while
in session, uniformed clubs visiting ST.
Louis from other states. Cheers. -
Mr.. Terry, of Arkansas MIR. Chairman,
understand, sir, that this hall is already
filed 10 It's full seating capacity, AMI move
YOU, sir, that the matter bc referred 20 tho
| committee ON arrangements. Cheers
Tho Chairman There Is no such com.
mittcc ~ that belonging To- this convention;
| II should be sent 10 the national commit
| tee.
Mr. Terry move that Il be referred to
the national committee on arrangements.
The committee will reduce motion 10
writing. This Is the motion:
Mr. Bakor-Mr. Chairman.
The Chairman-Wait moment. Mr..
! Baker aud will recognize you. Tho mo-
! ton Is simply u motion To require this
matter % bo sent 10 the national commit
tee. II h motion of reference. The
motion Of Mr. Pussy is to send this rcsou-
! ton or amendment 10 the national com-
mittcc.
Mr. Bakcr-Mr Chairman.
The Chairman MIR Baker, II Ohio.
Mr.. Baker There are, ! understand,
uniformed Democratic clubs here from ten
| or twelve States. Those oi ~ who
/ are delegates arr obliged 90 tho
| people OF 81 louis iur their princely
| hospitality. and think those clubs ought
| Va he permitted to have scat IN this con.
IGNITION during the deliberations oi this
body. Loud chccrsl ] understand that
upon yesterday 1000 tickets were dis
| tributcd 10 the mcmbors OF tho chamber
of commerce Of this city; thcy ought 10
have been distributed ~ the Democratic
/ clubs who arc here from Chicago. from
| Cincinnati, aud from New lurk, Iloud
/ cheers aud good, rnpdl | insist. Mr..
/ Chairman, that We owe II tn these Demo-
| cratic clubs 20 extend 10 them the courtesy
ol this convention.
The Chairman The question e. upon
| the substitute.
Mr. Pickett. Of Conncciicutt-T arise TO
second the motion made hy the gentleman
/ from Wisconsin, because, iihIsmotiou mot
adopted this convention will be- int rlcring
with the arrangements made by the ma
tonal committee II you pass the motion
made by the gentleman now, | trust YOU
/ will give the scrgruntat.arms power
/ A.. fI.. Il Nl.Ha I'LL
| lthcCrH aud laughter.
The Chairman the question Is upon tho
| substitute.
Mr. Wilson. II Missouri IamIcuuestcd,
/ Mr.. President 90 say by some oi tho mem
bcs Of the national committee that there
/ have bycn 2,UOO tickets distributed 20
| those uniformed companies. aud thc ca
pacity 81 this ball Is already taxed On the
| utmost, and tho resolution of the gcntlc-
| man Who ATS NJ my right isahs0lufrlv im-
I practicable, physically, for this building.
! tChccn move the resolution be re-
| irrrcd 10 ihc committee on permanent OF
! gnniziion. Laughter and chrcm
Mr. shoWaltcf Of Missouri I arise
~ the point NJ order that / raised
before, and ! thought Il Wlg good then
aud think ~ now; Il u, that until
the report oi the committee o1 ere.
NruilNlH pa ulllN 70 llllH l"lNF VIA. IlHut
have We 10 q seat and los What authority
can We say That some one else shall have
! scat ~ shall not have r. seat In this Douycn-
| ton. Chrcn | raised that point IL
order awhile ago, ! thought Do was good
before and am convinced Il b s1 now.
Mr. Wilson, Of Missouri I believe
motion a. adjourn h always iu orlyr.
move that this convention do now adjourn.
The Chairman No, sir not now. Tho
| point oi orlcr made by thc gentleman
| from Missouri Is oyCuulcl, because this
convention, Or whatever q Is, i In the pos
session Ol this hall aud the motions made
| are directed to that possession. The uucs-
| ton u upon the substitute OF lAc ggntlc-
| man from Arkansas.
Gov Albeit, oi New Jcr,y-i cannot
see any differences between uniformed
/ Democrats and Democrats that have come
/ irom All portions OF the United states.
| Applause Aud ns a. tho further distri-
! bullion u tickets, they have already been
made. The national committee hns dis
| inbulcd them, and II there Is an attempt
| now to make sergeant az arms superior 10
| the national committee and admit any
/ body that comes In uniformed, ] will
amend the motion by allowing al the De-
mocfacy to come into the hall and DO
] h. a..