The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11
LIVELY DISCUSSIONS.
Addresses in Favor of Both Majority and
Minority Reports

Chauncey !. Fil'ey OF Missouri am CELEBRATED
Mr.. Chairman, by the delegates, on behalf of the
Republican organization and the Republican
party OF the State OF Alabama to ask this CON
venton to substitute for the majority report
the report OF the minority, and to seat the dele
gates therein recommended l do not propose
10 enter into the controversies OF the Alabama
Republicans. l do propose. however, on the
part OF the ma ority of the Republican party i'll
the state OF Alabama 10 protest against the
dlsorgah!zation OF the state and con.
eressional committees III the State OF
Alabama. Mr.. Chairman. the state convention
was duly called on the 10th day Of March by
me state committee, TO convene in the city of
Montgomery on the 18th day OF April. The
oEissloii-unlntentlonal however stated to be.
BY the chairman and Others OF the committee
that no place OF meeting was designated in the
c;tii IN the city OF Montgomery. At the 10th
day OF March meeting also, the state committee
was ordered toconyeue on day prior the
meeting OF the convention, the 2Tth day OF
tpFll. at 'he once OF the collector OF Internal
revenue. the chairman OF the committee, K. a.
Moseley, Jr.. and did meet at that office AT =
m, on the 2lth OF April: That * the majority
OF the committee met there, : sworn TO. and as
represented roma copy OF the minutes OF the
state committee. tweIve or thirteen members
meeting there They waited patiently Tor mali
an hour. and sent word in
the chairman OF the committee. who was
tuiid.ng III consultation with leading Repub-
cans and Others to have him come in aud cor
vene TIE committee call it to order and let i
proceed 10 the business Tor which 1t was con.
Nrned He, however. came into the room and
looked about and said that there would be 10
meeting OF the committee i'll his Office. At about
lilo request Vas again sent IN that he come
III and cal! the committee to order, and he re-
piled that was his private office and he would
adjourn the comU-ittee 70 meet IN the grand
Jury room at . T. m And again at half past
one O'Clock a request was made. and he came in
again ana said that no meeting could be held in
that office Then Mr.. Austin, who held q proxy
OF his brother demanded that he call the com
mittee to order and have the roll called which
lie declined 20 do audleft the room. Thereupon
the secretary OF the committee, H. \. Wilson,
DID call the committee 70 order and proceeded
with roll call, Twelve thirteen of the twenty
members o. the committee answering thereof.
Not only a quorum but a majority.
Then d motion was made, statement made
that the committee. or the meeting should not
be held there. \ motion was made to adjourn
10 the Merchants hotel TO meet at ) p. m,
which motion WAS carried without dissenting
vote At 3 2. M the committee assembled at
the Merchants hotel and proceeded TO name the
temporary officers for the next day Tor the con
ventiou and also to name a committee. Mr..
Wilson, the secretary OF the committee. and one
other TO proceed to the state Capi'ol and ar
range tue seats in the hall for the delegates for
the next days conventions: and they proceeded
10 the hall and were denied admission as stated
III the report. finding the nall in the possession
ot Two deputy United states n.arshas aud two
deputy collectors OF internal revenue. and they
were denied admission an, possession of the
nan Then they went back 20 the committee
ana proceeded to secure the court house, at
which. on the succeeding day, the majority of
delegates e.ected To the state convention met
and e.ec-ed delegates at large, which l. on be
hall OF the minority OF the committee. move
gov. ST be substituted and delegated to seats
III this convention.
The Charman-Recoguitiou viii be al.ernated.
! recognize the gentleman from Delaware, Mr.
Massey, 70 speak III oppost!on-a member OF
the committee.
Mr.. Massey lDelaware)-For more than two
days. a diligently and carefully as the commit
tee on credentials was able to perform its duty
il has done IL | have nSt.ne / sir with much
interest and close attention TO the honorable
gentleman who spoke for Missouri. and as
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one side OF this question as We heard II hesora
the committee IL i proper to say sir-I sav
with the greatest fraukuess-+har in almost an
these cases and none more markedly than this
was thor, :. co,,f,ei9t, I,f ,,1a,trs ~. ,l,,fFa,
Ing Testimony from which -0IIr .,,,,,I,t 90
10 the best al its ahrlity has
evolved . ma ori,lt,n o,d ,S,or,,s;I,,
stistar+ary ID NAT n.mrIfJ n az
brlieyr, IL hi rouv.ntion .,5 ~ ,,,rII
Every siur,a nrCno.i.io, emhoJ;aI IN ~. -
rative q the Gentleman from Missouri nresented
IN the speech inst concluGed was before your
committee. and ever single uron0sitfon as sinh
mitted IL him wa, the subject OF contest and
coutroyert3ue proof So mar vithnnt taEing
W the time 81 ne convention. without tre.pass-
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iorItv vote that conclusion when i, believed
TO he honest ius. CONSCIENTIOUS and snnft ahIa
In To lfrr ri Iii tho tarts IA + .,a ~ 60
vention 20 sustain ITS report
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Mr. knight Cf t,aIiforuia-Nr Chairman and
Gentlemen az his Convention. am In f.vor of
the minority report in This Aianama ease am.
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