The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-06-28

"hNE'Ah MAhoNE gard to his position as
member of the Committee on Credentials, he
had consented to act in that capacity on the re-
quest OF has fellow-delegates after the National
Committee had decided to recognize them No
man who knew him would suspect that he
would vote on his own case but he submitted
that that would no: render him ineligible to
Sit upon the c3ses Ct the other delegates from
Virginia. In that result he was not involved.
Mr.. Wise, OF Virginia-You are in my dis
trict for charge you with the frauds by which
was cheated out OF my seat.
Mr.. Mahone-It Is false as you are foul.
General cries OF order
Mr.. Wise-I win put the proper stamp upon
that at the proper time. lGreat confusion pre-
Mr.. Malone again attempted to speak, but
got no further than "well. then, gentlemen"
when he was interrupted by loud and universal
Great excitement prevailed in the conven.
tion at this time Delegates from every quar-
an effort to gain recognition from the chair.
Chairman Thurston explained that the dis
cussion was out OF order entirely, and was
only permitted by general consent. MIR. But
terworth, ofsOhio, said that under every rule
Of parliamentary law Mr.. Malone would
be excluded from the committee while the case
was under consideration. and this being so he
could not see why there should be any contro-
versy over the matter. The discussion NJ this
the convention could not investigate and reach
wise conclusion until it had heard from the
Committee on Credentials.
After some debate resolution offered by
George r. Davis. OF Illinois, calling the roll OF
States for the presentation OF credentials and
notices OF contest. was agreed upon, and the
roll was called. but without any result. At $3.50
o clock the convention adjourned until IL o o'clock
to-day.
The following is the Committee on Platform
and Resolutions rs selected by the various del
egations:
Ark'n's j. x. Williams N Hre Mt Batcheider
California. M NJ EsteelN. Jy. .GenJ. w .Griggs
Colorado. w. A. HamilllN. York. Fink Hiscock
Connectt..N. D. SperrylN. Ca'na.y c. 1. Harris
Delaware. C. $. Treat tIOhio. VIM. Mckinley
GeorgiaC. c. WimbishlOregon. Rufus Vallery
Illinois. &C. Il. Farwelll Penn o. H w Oliver,Jr.
Indiana. 4. w. Halford Ride Isrd. .A.L.Saylcs
Iowa. Geo. ID. Perkins S. Crlina. G. f. Herriott
Kansas, Albert Or ffin Tenn 49,. L. c. Houck
Kentucky. L. Mckee Texas. =. R. b. Rentfro
La: H: G; Warmoth VT. Frank Plumley
ne Benz. @ T. i. eiHH. Mies Va: :Thos: B. s~aaa
Mich. Gen. G. spaid;ns % Das. b &c. Hans 81 borough rough
MINI -. c. +. Edwards Idaho -. Willis Sweet
NJ j. X. Lynch Montana. G. 0. Eaton
Mo Mai. VIM Warner w ash w. j. Thompson
Eeb. Patrick Egan Wyoming F. E. Warren
The following is u list of the members Of the
National Committee chosen at the delegation
caucuses yesterday:
Ala WIN. Young gbloodI Nevada. ...E. Williams
Cal M. H. De YoungIN. Jersey C J. Hobart
Colo. .... W. A HamiillN Car w. p Connody
Conn Saml Fessendcr Ohio -. "A L. Conger
Georgia. r. F. Putney Oregon. j. Bourne, Jr
nasna nos r. News Island ss
Iowa. ii. S. ClarksonIS. Caro-. e. w. Brayton
w c. Goodloel Vermont G. w. Hooker
La. p. B. S. Pinchback Va. Sen. Riddleberger
Maine. ID. NJ. Haynel West Va, N. b. Scott
Mass. Henry L. HYDE Dakota -. A. c. Melette
Mich John p Sanborn Idaho. :. George Shoup
MINI ..... II. q. Evans Montana. C. s. Warren
Miss. ....... James Hill. Wash T H. Kavanaugh
Missouri =. G. ]. Filley Wyoming. -. NJ. Carey
Nsb. w. Robertsonl