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

uhNll pthCINlSc uTuSItu, SUBJECT 10 inc lol-
lowing notifications That in voting for
candidates for President, no one State shall
bc allowed to change its vote until the roll
OF States has been called and every State
has cast It's vote"
the adoption OF the resolution. You move
ITS adoption, Governor.
Gov. Green-l move its adoption.
A Delegate second the motion.
The Chairman-lt is moved and sec
onded that the resolution us read be
adopted.
Mr., Showaltor, Of Missouri Mr.. Chair.
man, rise 10 n point OF order. That the
resolution at this time is out OF order, for
we don't know until the report OF the COM
mittec on credentials who compose the
convention.
Tho Chairman-The point OF order IL
not sustained for this reason, that we meet
here us deliberatiye body, and suppose
for present purposes We can adopt any
rules that we wish. The rules would not
obt'nn, OF course, II they were not adopted
10y the convention after the report OF the
committee on credentials. | will say,
however, that don't see that they can be
made applicable at this time. since the
subject matter TO which they are directed
will not come before this convention until
that time. | suggest, Governor, that
although think the resolutions in order,
1t might be well to let them stand over.
Gov, Green-l think IL has always been
customary TO adopt them.
The Charman-Thc house will then vote
on the question OF their adoption.
The vote was almost unanimous in favor
of the resolution.
MIR. Patterson, OF Colorado-In behalf
OF Colorado Democracy, | crave the indul-
gcnce of this convention 10 present 10 IL
for use by its chairman solid silver gavel.
Mr.. Patterson then held up the gavel,
which created great applause. Contin-
uing, he said. II was wrought from Colo
RADIO mineral and fashioned by Colorado
artisans. II is the modest offering Of the
youngest member OF the Union 10 that
party that placed silver 10 the money plane
from which II was degraded through the
Republican Congress conspiracy of 1873,
aud that has ever since remained its con
sistont champion. MAY the announcement
bo made 10 the civilized world through its
silvcry tones of the second unanimous
nomination Of the peoples choice for
Prcsident-Groyor Cleveland. lGreat APP
! plausc
| The Chairman Gentlemen Of the con
vcntion: II there sno objection. aud |
| assume that there will be none, this pres
ent will be deemed accepted IL Is solid
silver, and M far m n gavel can do II you
will have 10 be ruled 10y silver. lGreat
applause.
Senator German, Of Maryland, passed
mp the following resolution, which was
read 10y the secretary:
Resolved, That the roll Of States aud
! Territories be now called, aud that each
delegation name one member 90 act ~ u
member of committee ON credentials
one member on the committee on pcrma-
ncnt organization, one member ON the
committee on resolutions, aud that all
resolutions Of the Democratic party bc NJ
icrrrd 10 said committee without debate.
The Chairman-Do you move liz adop-
| ton, srnator2
Senator Gorman-Nca, cir.
The Chairman-lt " moved and SOC
ondcd that the resolution as read bc
adopted. Are YOU ready for The question:
fCrics Of question: Al In favor Of the
motion signify 10y saving ave. Those OPP
posed signify by saving no. Ayes car
! red Mr. Secretary, will you please call the
roll Of States alphabetically
Mr.. Rnincs, Of New lork-Mr. Chair.
man: Would Il now be- In order 10 call
| the roll Of the convention for the purpose
Of having the crcdcntialsol delegations de-
| liycrcd 90 the chairman
The Chairman That is the object Of the
resolution presented 60 the convention 10y
senator German, IT Maryland. II covers
that subject Inst the appointment oi the
committee. After that committee IN ap.
| pointed then, Ut course, some means oi
| putting the credentials into IT, hands will
| be- suggested. Tho credentials will be- pre-
| scented, am informed, In the usual order
| To the committee ON credentials. The
! place will be- designated. The secretary
| will call the roll.
The secretary called tho roll oi States,
| and M each State was called the chairman
| 81 the delegation responded with the
\ names oi members Of the committees IT
/ resolutions, permanent organization and
! credentials, ~ decided upon by the yari.
Gus States before the convention met.
TnE COMMITTEES nv STATES.
The following u the organization Of the
delegations ~ reported 10 the convention
/ today
Alabama Chairman, T.. w. Pctius,
secretary. Leopold Strauss national CON.
mittccman, H. g. Scmplc.
Arkansas National committeeman,
| Henry y. Clayton; resolutions. W. l..
Terry, credentials, A. :. Morgan; orgnni.
zalion, u. I. Duyal.
California Chairman, Charles w.
| Schmiti. committee on resolutions, Clay
| W. Taylor. credentials, Joseph CLARK; or.
| gnniniion, Robert Cossner committee
man, VI. y. Tarpcy.
Colombo Chairman, Thomas VI. Paitcr.
son; secretary, I, u. Ryan. resolutions,
! Thomas VI. Patterson, credentials, DR. w
| =. Cockcll, organization. T.. A. Ballard.
committeeman, &. :. Thomas.
Connecticut Chairman, James l.. Pig
/ gott, secretary, Henry A. Bishop, rcsolu.
/ tons, Alfred l.. Burr. credentials, Clinton
! u. Davis, organization, Henry A. Bishop,
committeeman, William N. lnrnum.
Delaware Chairman, T.. X. Cochran.
secretary, W. a. q. ilarlcaslo rsoln-
| tons, W. y. Causcy; credentials, ". n.
| Stevens. organization, &, j. Harrington,
| committeeman, not chosen.
Florida National committeeman Sam
mel Pasco, resolutions, Andrew johnson;
| credentials, John y Dunn; permanent or.
| ganintion, W. 4. Whiitlodgo.
Georgia Chairman, Pope Barron; sec
/ rotary, H. u. Evans. resolutions, T. g..
Dubiginon; credentials, II. u. u. Twigs.
organization, J. L. Sweat, committeeman,
| James Estill
Illinois Chairman. VIM. n. Morrison;
secretary, Francis A. Hoffman, IT,, rsolu.
! tons, N, T.. Worthington; credentials,