New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-08

and applause). nevertheless. sit here To-
day rejoicing that past history shows that from
our birth until now, our character has been such
that 1t is guarantee OF the maGnii-
icent future which 10 have. AppauscJ
1t is true have done great things. but 1t Is equally
tIrie that have no right to ret upon them Our
past is glorious but our future ought TO be more So
II IS true that have gwen TO this country
wonderful reciprocal prosperity II Is true that
wealth has been poured into the laps OF all OFT
people by the great system which we believe in and
which We have carried out, but say to you to-day
that there IS a nohler futnee, even than securing
prosperity to q country before the Republican party
tAppause And that future Is to give every citizen
OF the United States liberty Of thought and action.
Cheers and applause Wealth and prosperity are noble,
but human liberty is magnificent. Great appiaise)
or course the speech Of the Republican leader
of the National House Of Representatives was
well received. His illusions to the sensitiveness
of the Democratic party particularly excited the
convention, and uproarious applause punctuated
nearly every sentence Of his eloquent speech
OTHER TEMPORARY OFFICERS.
The following officers were then announced as
having been selected by the National Committee
Observation-Disclosures W. Johnson Minnesota Carson
Lake, New York; George Lee, California; Joseph l:
F. '? NJ. Anprt oho A.icr carS, Massachusetts
Assistant secretaries Theodore simmons, Colorado;
tIct of Columbia Charles Hopkins, ohio; W. Monroe,
Maryland Charles 5. Morris Kentucky: J. W. Dim
mick, Aabama James Blaine Walker, Montana; 7. V.
NcAlllser, Mississippi: otto Cramm. Wyoming.
Reading clerl1s-Charles F. Haney, Minnesota James
Charles Curtis, Wisconsin Charles Partridge. Illinois
0ffcial stenOgIaphers- Theodore G. Rose, Ncw-lork;
James F. Burke, pennsylvania
These temporary officers were selected by ac-
clamation, and it ordered that until he per-
mancnt organization should be effected the con
vention should be governed by the rules OF the
last preceding Republican convention.
Ex-senator Scwcll, of New-Iersey presented the
Resolved That the roll Of the states and Territories
be read and that the chairman OF each delegation an
the Of the persons selected 10 serve on
the committee : follows
Permanent Organization, Rules and Order OF Busi-
ness Credentials and Resolutions
RoLLCALL OF THE STATES.
The resolution was adopted, and the rolcall
of states began. member Of the Alabama dele
cation said that the contest IN Alabama had Just
hecn settled and he asked that the State be passed
until the delegates could hold a conference. This
was agreed 10, and then each State IL it was
called announced through its Chairman the MEN,
bers II had chosen for fervice committees.
When the name of Kansas called. and ex-
Senator ingalls, made his report as Chairman oil
that delegation, Inc was heartily applaudcd A
demonstration equally flattcring greeted Major
William Warner. Past CoInman dcrin- Chief of the
.. H.,
Missouri delegations and Governor Mckinley, when
he submitted the report Of Ohio Tie announce
mcnt Of Ex-Governor Forakcr's name as Ohio's
member of the Committee on Resolutions also re-
ccivcd approval Senator Quay. OF Pennsylvania:
ex-senator Malone of Virginia, and ex-senator
Spooner of Wisconsin, were also received with en-
thusiasm.
Indian Territory not called in the roll, al-
though its delegates were present and In their
seats claiming the right to represent that Ierri-
tory j. l. Hammer, n member Of this delegation,
arose aud stated that he understood the question
OF their right 10 representation would De iuiy
considered by the Committee OH Credentials, ana
determined by the convention. later on AZ
Stunning that until the regularity Of credentials
was passed upon, the delegates representing lbo'-
900 Republicans, had right TO seats on the hoor
and participation in the proceedings, he wou"
present a list OF the various members which his
delegation had selected.
The Charman-The National Committee recon-
mended that the representatives from the lnilan
Territory he admitted 10 seats without votes
Until that recommendation is changed the chair
man will have 10 declare the gentlemen not III
order until after the report Of the Committee on
Permanent ORGANIZATION and Credentials.
Just before adjournment Chairman Fassett said ::
The chairman desires To announce 30 the c"nven.
and to these tlcnen who have besn appointed
members Of the various committees that lhhtPaey
upOn the All I,irnmcnt Of the session these gentlemen
ARE asked In the committee rooms winch nav"
been prepared In the OF thu stage Each room
ha, been appropriately marked and II you Will meet
there Immediately upon the aloIn',9m ION o, i ,a snas
for the purpoSS OF organization you VIII 'a''n'a'e
the work OF tho convention -, -,
The Chair wishes further to say that be mas Dceh
asked 81 present to the convention memorial from
The Federal suffrage Association He b'Es % leave
memorial at the PERMANENT meetings of the convention
when 1t will referred to the Committee "a Resolu
lions or II introduced 1t will be referred without
delay or reading.
Mr. William Murrcll, alternate delegate from
Ncw,Jerscy, addressed the chair at this juncturc
and said
am the alternate -nrgc from NewIcrscy, MurrTl
desire IN order 10 prevent confusion hereafter, 10
get ne Chairs ruling on . point was elected III
nj large That patriotic and distinguished venerable
Republican Is not here unfortunately. There Is an
otlcr Republican from NewJer>cy. equally as good a
Republican am. who Is now sltung IN nie scat OF
Mr.. Blair, attempting to represent him.
The Chairman-Thc Chair must rule that TINS as
cussion is not now In order. IL Is matter To bnng
| before the Committee on Credentials. -
Mr.. notwithstanding to The rules. as the r)H Is
made up. ! am Oh the roll as an alternate ana
ask the chairman, Am entitled to the hoorl II not
| / will withdraw.
The Chairnan-out Of order at present n.nnsht"r2
The Chair refers the gentleman To the committee on
| Credentials He has standing In the permanent
organization until that committee reports Tor him or
against him.
| On motion Of Senator Spooner. the convention
| now adjourned until IL o'clock tomorrow morning
JEALOUSY CAUSED A FATAL Battle.
Deming. ~ NJ, June News has reached this