The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-06-17

HE CONVENTION BUILDING
hfNNEAPoLts June I0.-The night session
begun with these words by Chairman McKin-
Icy. THE order Of business Il the prcseniat on
OF cand dates for vice. pres dent Of the United
states. The secretary will call the roll Of
States and Territories
Before the roll-cali began Arthur Brown was
SUBJ tiltcd FOR O.G Salisbury, as me mbcr Of the
national committee from Utah
On motion 81 Baird Of Illinois the vacant
seats ia the galleries were thrown open 10 the
crowds outside having no ticket. They rushed
10, swaTming in every spare foot OF space. The
secrt tary hen proceeded with the call OF the
roll until New York was reached.
STATE Senator OConnor arose and placed in
Nomination he Hon Whiteiaw Reid.
] The Chairtnan-i have the pleasure Of pre-.
senting 10 the convention the Hon Horace Por.
ter, OF New York, who seconded the nonina-
tion Of Mr.. Reid. (App.auseD
Gov. Bulkely also seconded the nomination Of
Mr.. Ileid
/ Mr.. John A. Hutchinson wv va)-Mr. Chair.
man, | ask that the nomination OF Mr.. Reid
be made by seolamation. The motion was
seconded
/ Mr. J. I. Settle, Of Tonnesscc-Mr. Chairman,
| / m nix / had the floor before the gentleman
over at the other end Of the building arose 10
his feet, and in obedience 10 the request Of he
/ dele yation from Tennessee, desire to make a
/ nom nation.
The Chairnan-Tho gentleman from Tennes.
500 IS recognized.
M. Seattle then placed in nomination Hon
| Thos. u, Reed, Of Maine. tApplauseD Gen
Littlehcld, Of Maine, seconded The nomination
Of Mr.. Reed. The name Of Mr.. Reed was with
drawn.
Mr., kcarncy of Iowa. moved that the nom
/ ton OF Nhitclaw Reid be made by acciama
ton. lie moved 10 suspend the rules and make
the nominaiion 10y accamation.
Tho chairman-Ihe gentleman from West
Nirg Bla earlier moved that the rules he suS
pended and that Hon Whitelaw Reid be de-
clartl nominated by reclamation. Are you
ready for the question: (Cries of Question,
question The yeas and nays being taken The
chairman said:
I'm the opinion OF the chair, more than two
Thirds have voted in The Affirmative. and the
! rules arc suspended and the nomination is made
III 70 be uhanifnousi 1Crics Of YES. ycs9.
Those favoring IL will say aye. The motion is
| Hrrcd
| The announcement OF the nomination OF Mr..
/ Reid was the occasion OF demonstration OF en-.
! ihls.asm ON the part Of both delegates and
/ audience.
| Mr. Dcpcw-Mr Charmin, I ofrcr the follow |
/ ing resolution;
! Resolved, That in the organization Of the |
! American Republican College league. an event |
| s-B.iant IN American politics the Young re-
| ruticans OF the colleges and universities Of the
/ lHA'.'N h"'' hAAiAth CONTEMPLATION ana |
| highest concentration, and we welcome them
10 lht ranks of the party in an active pariicipa.
Son u the affairs of sta:e"
The resolution was carried unanimously
Col shepard Of New York; beg leave to
Introduce the following resolutions, ana beg
nat senator Cullum, OF Illinois, viii please
state The sense Of the convention upon their
FIRST resolution:
Tho resolution referred to was read by the
secretary. after Senator CulOm had taken Tho
chair pursuant 10 The request Of Col shepard:
Resolved, That the thanks OF this conycn.
ZION Of the whole republican party, are due ami
t'uIortd 10 Hon. m Mckinney IT,, OF Ohio, |
tr the splendid impartial and courl eous way
10 which he has discharged his duties as the pre-.
siding officer Of the convention Great ap- |
rauscl
We wish Gov Mckinley a prosperous ad.
nin.siraton in Ohio, health ana happiness in
bis peiNatc NE, and increasing usefulness in the
service Of his country" ,ChecrsD
senator Cullom-Gcntlcmau, you have heard |
me resolution just read Al those in favor OF |
its adoption will say aye. The motion was car
r.cd unanimously
senator Cullom-lf the convention will allow r
% the present occupant OF the chair will nut the
motion In another form. Those in favor OF the | :
r,s0 ution read viii rise and stand until you are
.ouuicd Il
The entire delegation stood up and chcercd n
auu FOR Gov. Mckinley.
solutions OF thanks 10 subordinate officers q
90 the convention and 10 the citizens Of Mime. :
anolis were also adopted as were similar reso- q
uuons a. to newspaper correspondents. e
The secretary read the following telegram u
from Oregon: Il
oregon has indorsed republican principles by I,
.rbt thousand majority ard will give Prcs y
l,nt Harrison ten thousand In November Leg
stature republican in both branches.
"H T. MCCORMICK Z,
The unanirnous consgnf an nation ,f H,,,,n |
4 Illinois, Chliruan Mckinley was appointed
hartman Of the c1mmiuse on presidential an. i
ounce ment
Mr. Mage, Of Pennsyl Rnia offered the fol. N
owing resolu ion, which was adopted: |,
"Rcsovod, That the services OF tho retiring | ~
atonal campaign committee OF lsSs onttle the Sc
lt mo'r' TO lhs thanks OF the republican party
I the nation"
The prrsidcnt-Thc secretary will now call | ~
nc roll ofstates TO receive the report from dele. a.
atoms OF the names. OF the members OF the n
1mmli,ce TO notify the nominees for
Resident aud vice president Of the United
tales. O
The secretary announced special meeting of II
atonal and state Republican league officers r,
II saturday morniD. nj 10 O'Clock. :,
The following nrmcs were announced as >,
embors Of the committees 10 notify the numi. q
'ts for president and yicc-prcsident Of the l'
nilod States:
Alabama President, c o. Harris: yice-presi. ID
mt, j. McEWcn. KANSAS President, Louis -
Ithcimer; vice president, r.. &. Morris Cal. i'
rnia-t A. FELTON,, r. T.. Fack Colorado "
osea Townsend, Judd Brush Connecticut
organ c Bulky James y. Patt Delaware NJ
George w. Marshall lsame person. Florida %
j. A. span, j. A. Hall Geurgia-C c. Win. | "a
sh passed. ldaho-F T. Dubois tpasscdi |
inois-James \. Gilbert, l. l. klwood. In | II
aEa-C u, Beilman, w. n Durbin Iowa -
w, Mullan, Y. l. Carney kansas-CaNiu |
pod, q, W. Liltlc Kentucky Passed Louis. So
na-Passed. Manc-Passcd Massachusctts- I'll
illsm Cogswell, Walter clifford Michigan n,
Il. Ferrick T. h.. Lee. Missouri Charles G. | !
~, Joseph =. Black New Iork-Eiott r. ~
epard II II. Warner North Dakota-W &c
Robbins. John A. PcrcNal. Ohio Joseph an
Foraker, William G. Lyon. Pcnusylyauia-- al,
ex. Famham, II. H. Bingham. Rhode Island
samuel Is Cole, Henry a. StcrIs. South
kola--Alex. e. Johnson James A HALEY. ST.
xas--W. 4. Crawford, W Davis. cr
IN the call OF the roll 10 was announced that a.
officers for Maryland Minnesota, Missis-
pi Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire
W Jersey North Carolina, Oregon, Tcnncs- ~
and Kentucky would be handed in writing | "A.
the secretary OF the convention before ad- NJ
rnment a.,
he Chair-Is there any further business be- ~
e the conventions L"
ir. Iorimer- Mr. President / move we now
curn Or
he chairman-Thc gentleman from Illinois a,
YES that this convention do now adjourn, .
, motion Vas carried M animously, aud tho o.
irnlan announced that the w Ws,lon new
GfP adjourned sln9 die e.