The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-10

from the Tennesseeans. in imitation OF the
dience. Not favorite son had received az well "I
come up to half past o'clock.
platform and, said in q hoSrsc voice; A ine
inbo Sn cement He PAUSED drametieay, and
nS 81 soses "owsd Two S
s stnXs M SneT vas On his feet
IN ne say turned "s spSsHh Witch WI a'd was it
gritnlntions OF the Convention be extended to
Col. Thompson.
sn, a1sSn of privilege no. high privilege
our number a delegate who has been a deiesai" 70
VII" hs, va s H FIR sS@ty PS rrsi
served With disnson in al" he Ganse T"T ~h an" is
i 4 8. sd Tor ri ss" f.T "s
issa America cia,s that Tor Col; Dick 1hompson Of
sn gins hs Intervening period every G2nS Ss a."
of the kopuhican party.
- Mr. Griffin OF Indiana seconded the notion
The Chairman called for tho ayes. and without
mentioning tho noes declared the motion car
COT Thompson rose. while the Convention
chisercd Mr.. Dcnew went e. ,c quickly down the
o Mr.: ,Th"mns IN. snid It mqde him young again
~ for he was. stimulated by an unduuntcd
Republican spirit and by the belief that TINT
years to come ie lad learned his Repu niH
cnniSm from revolutionary ancestry. They had
M M% to aof KIN Ss r %a st = he
people. They were hero. he said. to lay the
foundation Tor another triumph, He would
hot inter n% asGn'son Of Political dncs
to i, rromise them he you'll meet them here Pr
teen IrcsiIenlal campaigns. His iirs t vote '
sat Ms Rc hopca GSS the
dictate ,h., bill which bears your honored
A this, roint IL, electric lights, went out
"rs ismro hardly Observation-Disclosures In the biaek
ness which was barely relieved by tho glow
| Lights hlazrd M again in IL minute and Mr..
II ,m M Finished his remarks with "eMogy
The GhairmaI, saii that If there was no oh.
| lection he would rcrognia" tho Chairman OF
thH Committee on Rules to present. q now reso.
veterans should be admitted to the hal ana
Mr. cater of rSnnsyvnnia WaH reeosnIzed
and sent TO the desk communication from
Titnsviic which. by unanimous consent. was
read. 1t stated:
our citizen; earnestly request us to have you to notify
snhe rins from ,o"l and fire at ni city and Tusvle.
iS S,s.!,"n a! there j. danger MAJ The fa
Attention "f in ssy PUBIC
-. The letter was received without action. Then
the , Chairman an u, the regular order of
on Credentials. Chairman Corrsweli took thS
platform and stated that he was not prepared
Wish n h ynl po gu. r tne n0nvehti2h
understood that the minority was Ieady to
Mr. Wallace OF New York said he had par
tial rcl,ort from the minority. which he sent to
th Er rAG IKE 1 aesG. q, 1aobo ,s,od coma
tiHns which brought an explanation from tho
Mhen as fnriosty was satisfied
in. re"nntion Of n verbal renort from; tLa W
i mittnc. 10 9hlectlnn was heard. and MIR.
DUN sheet. began to announce the action ,' of
the committee. Mr. CogEswcll dictated to tho
ttIinT Mws ana the reporters his report as
The Committee on Credentials considered tn. ,,, .,
umconte.ied delegates. ana has heard tweny.ionr dt
esei t suSt@d by the N"ions the on .
Iera md be as the list Of duly
/. to-. IN E.,S sn,n He matte,
mit,ss nnis for The sitting ncmssfs. recon-:
Tas same ieTort made il the Thrd Alabama and
ave n" an As your 70 e eSee oT
a%S II 6 n::,,
contests the committee hnd in favor OF the sitting
that M M. oasUn and ns
As TO the contest in the Sixth Kentucky Il recom.
WHISTLE he given seats ''A''n'"' ana
A. to the contest IN Louisiana as TO delegates at
large. your committee find in favor Of the sitting
oets. cha ,o,,. l., ,,. r,, ,,, ,,.,.-
ne mH sr ,ne ns aisret the
Lewis ana recomne ends tint thev be seated 'oo'n anu
As to the contest in the second Louisiana district,
your committee nnGs for the sitting members. Tho
same nndns in ID. Fourth Louisiana district In tho
nMtn @ mun h 'e mus or Messrs
tni ,h." ,. mc ne anu recommends
In the the Fourth district of Maryland the committee
that the contestants Messrs Strubb and
Cummings. be seated .,.-
en-, In he T0ntes, IN on the deeEatea at large
,n ,h ne r % Az mos the ON,
be seated with the right Of hair Vote each As to
the seventh Mississippi district. the IND for
he ~ south tar"nn OF delGTHtes at large
fne S"h.,ee mus III inN0T q We sitlnR members
tne .ns IN ,ne hs Ho Sar%na district
iestant seated in the place OF Mr. Williamson the
sitting member. "
IN ne sixth North Carolina district the committee
H"T aHa ss s tho i s ,nn
right Of t@othrds OF Vote each w 'e"'eu win the
In the State Of Texas. in the sixth district and in all
the contests the committee finds IN favor Of the sitting
e as Per IN. hs district Of Columbia the committee