The record-union., 1892-06-11
WHOLE NO. 15,so5.

OF the convention 10 decline to cast their
Votas for Thomas b. Reed, until they
couIG be assured that the gentlemen have
authority to present his name to the con-
vention, as General Littlefeld said it was
the opinion of the Maine delegation that
Thomas B. Reed would decline the nom
lnadon if rendered him.
hearney of Iowa moved to suspend the
rules and make the nomination of White
law Reid for Nice-President by accla-
nation.
The Chair: ''Those favoring it say aye"
The motion was carried.
Inc announcement OF the nomination
OF Ne!d occasioned demonstration on the
part OF both delegates and audience.
Inc next order OF business was the re-
port OF States of members OF the commit
tees TO notify the President and Vice
President of their nomination, and the
Secretary called the roll The following
names were announced as members of
the committees to notify the nominees,
the first being for Presidents: Alabama,
{. o. Harris, J. NJ. McEuen; Arkansas,
Louis AItheimer, e. c. Morris; California
Z. \. FELTON,, Il. L. jack; Colorado, Ho-
sea Townsend, Jud Brush; Connecticut,
Morgan G. Bulkley, James p Platt; Del
aware, George w. w. Marshall: Florida,
j. a. Spann, j. \. Hall; Georgia, c. c.
Wimbush; Idaho, +. T. Dubois; Illinois,
j. II. Gilbert. I. L. Ellwood; Indiana, C..
Holman, w. Durbin; Iowa, CIV Mullan,
}. l.. Carney; kansas-Calvin Hood, O.
w. Little; kentucky-passed Louisiana
passed; Maine-passed; Massachusetts
William Cogswell, Walter Clifford;
MIchlgan-M. p. Ferrick, +. E. Lee;
Missouri-Charles G. Bell. Joseph f.
Black; New York-Elliott f. Shepard,
II. II. Warner; North Dakota-W. II.
Robins, John a. Percival Ohio-Joseph
B. Foraker, William G. Lyon; PennsyI-
vania-AleXander Farnham, II. II. Bing-
ham; Rhode Island-Samuel l. Colt,
Henry y. Sterns; South Dakota-Alex-
ander c. Johnson, James A. Bailey;
TeXas-W. +. Crawford, w. E. Davis.
The Secretary announced that the new
National Committee would meet imme-
diately after the adjournment OF the con-
vention.
Mr.. Depew offered the following reso-
luton:
ResoJoed That the organization of the
American Republican College League is an
event significant OF Alneric n politics. The
young Republicans OF the colleges and uni
versities of the Nation merit our congratu-
lations ana highest commentator, and we
welcome them 10 the ranks OF the party il
active participation in the affairs of State
The resolution was carried unani-
mousIy.
Colonel Shepard Of New York; beg
leave to introduce the following resolu-
tions, and beg that Senator CulIom of
Illinois viii please state the sense of the
convention upon the resolutions.
ReSoJccd, That the thanks. of this conven-
ton and of the whole Republican party is
due and rendered to Hon. William Mckinley
Jr., OF ONO Tor tie splendid, impartial auG
courteous way in wAich he discharged ms
duties as Presiding O5Hceg Of this convention
[Gfe2t applause. We wish Governor Nc
hinleg prosperous administration in Ohio,
health ana happiness in private liie and IN
crya5iaE usefulness IN the service of his couu-
try. LCEecrs.i
lh9 asgl&li0u was unanimously
-atalTed aTsn >enat6re "a, leIl sainandine
.siIg Foee OF the entire convention
stood up and cheerod agaiu for Mckinley
4 resolution WAS also adopted convey
ing the thanks Of the convention to Chas.
". Johnson and Colonel c. f. Meek,
Sergeants-at-arms, and to all other otii-
GERS OF the convention, for the manner in
which they discharged their duties.
y resolution was also adopted convey
ing the hearty thanks Of the convention
TO the patriotic citizens Of Minneapolis
for the liberality of their entertainment.
Both resolutions We're unanimously
adopted. The whole convention rose anl
greeted their passage with cheers.
BY unanimous consent, on motion Of
Cannon Of Illinois, Chairman NIcKinley
was appointed Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Presidential Announcement.
Mr.. Magee Of Pennsylvania offered The
following resolution, which was adopted:
ReSo5red, That the services Of the retiring
National Campaign Committee of 1855 enUl-
ties !Eo members to the thanks OF the RepuB-
ican party of the nation.
The Secretary announced a special
meeting Of the National ana State Repub-
lican League officers for tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Chairman-Is there any further
business before the convention?
Mr.. Lorimer-Mr. President, 1 move
we now adjourn.
Iae aairman-The gentleman from
Illinois moves that this convention do
now a3Ioarn.
Tie motion was carried unanimously,
and the Chairman announced that the
convention now stands adjourned sine
die.
After the adjournment of the conven-
ton the CoIamittee on Notification as
sembled at the desk of Chairman McKin-
ley and completed their organization.