The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-06-28

men. do not intend to detain you with these
,bes.4 sse You that as IN Illustration o
rrjme, lime ) Why Won have two otbe, son
gates hrie from another Republican district
Wlo did not even pretend hold convention
themselves Az eleosi4s hn ~, III I'm
face of regularly Constituted convention
lully attended ahd unanimously acting. Now
nitt 80 IN l,,f,ssh u, feSpect OF TINS com
by IL member of ne national copopsif+ S tSat
t 49, rom ne III 81 cistr1ct aud the
festeo rnank Cod W WE nave ss,e o a aI nor con
kickers in T. csc districts, Tapplause and Iaugh.
len u" mnswumps aud no Republicans VINO
thai 1'ahnne shnIH ~ a,sIi0cfnts SUCCEED nan
here were four delegates admitted on IN Is ro1
ana ana the four delegates with whom am asso-
ADVISED 1baf fa a !" Cn9 roll aa now am
a resoij.tiom that these, delegates shonId EYER.
else the power and the privilege ON this hoor
vi i,t. n me upon the COM
advised and nv peopIe ask, me 10 sew. serye
npon this committee on credentials mighthqve
snsgeseea that OF = certain course, but even
gates coming here from !. boiting convention of
o. on, o. 'o' even mere ana so situated, no man
in nv own Sc TAnn,gns,. Rnt "'I sn V"t1
that ii does not render me ineligible to sill upon
me cases OF those district delegates am, in
~ ii0' III 'i'
AS FALSE AS YOU ARE FOUL"
Mr.. Wise of Virgiuia -..Bn, von arc
in the case of nv district for cI,sra,,
you with thu frauds Inv which Voc
cI,o.+a,i n,,t Of ~ tt ,, was
Mir NJ hone III * as false &c vo,, .-o
foni ,, rGn,'I ~ - ~ ~ y" ''i
L'Si'Fi az - 10 "i ouSi!
MT. W lSt,-l VIII put the proper stan y
tilNII1 HAT at IN, nronpr tune - TGraa1
cnnfneion tbnr ,,a,..;I,d fo,. ,,,,,L.', '''
o"i't "oi"'i 'h'b P'FVdlito l''' Il motHeHI
Mar. NahOHe again attempted to speak
hut ynt ; n farther 1h.n ~ ell than o,.n
,I>f7,, ,, .l,n ~ 80 ;+o,,n,,,,+l .
tltlleH' Wltn ne was Interrupted ny d
loud and universal cry of "WiSo'N
Roth ront1opoon ,Uora bcoonoiror avcitnd
- = "
wien Wf. Npauiui!g, 81 Mich'2ah. rose W
a question Of 0ruar liz believed than tia
dapicinn of tho f,hair ..a,nitti,,r Mnhona as
w " w VI, Dii'''i "'iii'Ni'9 ~ ' ~,
IL memoir OF thf committee on credentials
was correct, and he called attention to the
foot thut no n,,na.J hd L.an t.lo, from
49, Nv "FP> '.' '''" ~ u 'iA' a. i
tHe declSlOh py regularly constituted
delegate The whole discussion WAS there
fora 49, ~ o,aar A. T,+.o,.,,o.+I of
iElo wa VI o'uti. fll' bubtei "oiIb' VI
Ohio said the dispute between the two
gentlemen from Virginia Turned lpOn The
rirht of Mr. Mobone 10 y1ota ,,,,on his own
CIV " W.. NieAii"'N W WV u}'oii no o"H
case. II was Impossible tor MIR. Malone
to do that undpr The regular order of buSi
Zoos ar o,,,.so IN, ,7.,,,Ia No ,,,olraad
i.N''' " 1919. NC "'"'' '' -,
from the committee on credentials while
his case WAS nuder consideration This
- i, :. ~ :
WAS ii hepuoiicab coHyehViotl' anu IT. onopIu
conduct its business in order. H. there
fore moved tn rafar the whole mattar + n
49,, - 1870 ,5 - .,,;t
where ~ pIoptily Heiolgt"-' he colhhhlt-
tee on credentials.
The Chair said that he had already de
o,c-ol ,b.,t ~. 3;soneoinn of tba UirT;ni,
oiHSu 'iid' tHt Hi0ouoH''i VI WY ~ CIV ia
contested case was out OF order at this
time
NJ WniI;,o+ 81 nnoru1oaa ,,,onoa
M w nm WI VI "l"i iai'', hlofVo
tna6 heltnef OF me conteSNfg deIegau0nS
he piyan rpur-Spptatiot on tha cnmmittne
ON oroda,,t vi '0
o'i (, ~ ~ ,s1.4
SENATOR ioaf, ol MASSACHUSETTS. OPP
posed the motion and pointed out the
danror which rnirb+ racnl+ from setting
lsel "iloli III iGho iVoUiU ii"in 'o'.ii's
SUCH precedent. A notice or contest
might in that event prevent A great Stat q
lil,o Nou yrn,,, fron, ror+io;noti,c i'm tho
my -" 1 VI i'"'i t"' Wy sii'- ~ 'i''
framing or TIE proceedings OF the conVen-
tion He moved TO Law the motion on the
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'"'lS "''" WHO ni'''o'' y" go S'eN'' w NV
applause.
THIRD DAY
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After some preliminary business. IL was
that the con- m IT tee on resOlu-
t;one NO., rn,1,, : - ra,,o.t Mi NoEir1ay
tioiio was ief'of w ~ Foi u i.@J w ~
marched 10 the stage amldSI Il ledfIul
storm of applause, and read in clear
~ o,,d ,ocopo,+ ,,oioo +Jo folou,
'' i'oS co. oi'N iff'''.Hp 'ViGN "''" ''i'""
ing, which was accepted Wlth0uta dissent
ing voice and bV a rising vote amidst great
ontbrcioen, and u.viur of b,noars and
nv ''i"1'i ftiN "''Ni"s7 Va o''Aiieie """
napdkefctlelS.
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