The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-18
TIE CONVENTION BUILDING.

States and Territories"
Before the roll.call began Arthur Brown was
substituted for O.C Salisbury, as member OF the
national committee from Utah
On motion of Baird, OF Illinois, the vacant
seats in the galleries were thrown open TO the
crowds outside having no tickets. They rushed
in, swarming in every spare foot OF space. The
secretary then proceeded with the call OF the
roll until New York was reached.
State Senator O'Connor arose and placed in
nomination the Hon. Whitelaw Reid.
The ChairmanI have the pleasure of pre-
senting to the convention the Hon Horace Por-
ter, OF New York. who seconded the nomina-
tion Of Mr.. Reid. tApplause)
Gov BullIely also seconded the nomination OF
Mr.. Reid
Mr.. John A. Hutchinson (W Va.)-Mr. Chair
man, 1 ask that the nomination OF Mr.. Reid
be made by acclnmntion. The motion was
seconded
Mr.. j. 7. Settle, of Tenr essee--Mr Chairman,
/ think l had the floor before the gentleman
over at the other end OF the building arose to
his feet, and in obedience to the request OF the
delegation from Tennessee, desire to make u
nomination.
The Chairmnn--The gentleman from Tennes.
see is recognized.
Mr.. Seattle then placed in nomination Hon.
Thos. b. Reed, of Maine. (Applause.) Gen.
Littleheld, OF Maine, seconded the nomination
of Mr.. Reed. The name OF MI. Reed was with.
drawn.
Mr.. Kearney, of Iowa, moved that the nom
| ination of Whiteaw Reid be made by acclama.
ton. He moved 10 suspend the rules and make
| the nomination by accamation.
The charman-The gentleman from West
Virginia earlier moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that Hon. Whiteaw Reid be de.
clared nominated by reclamation. Are you
ready for the question: (Cries Of "Question,
Question.'O The yeas and nays being taken, the
chairman said:
tTt1f nritn NJ t10 nIofr f1nt ttrr
thirds have voted in the Affirmative and the
rules are suspended and,thc nomna tion is made
Shall it be unanimous? Cries of yes, yesD
Those favoring it will say aye. The motion is
carried"
The announcement OF the nomination Of Mr.
Reid was the occasion of demonstration of en-
thusiasm on the part OF both delegates and
audience
Mr.. Depew-Mr. Chairman, 1 offer the follow.
| ing resolution:
! "Resolved, That in the organization OF the
American Republican College league an event
| significant in American politics, the young re.
pubicans of the colleges and universities of the
| nAion have merted our congratulation and
| highest commcndation, and we welcome them
10 the ranks of the party in an active participa.
tion in the affairs of state"
| The resolution was carried unanimously.
| Col. Shepard, of New York; beg leave to
introduce the following resolutions, and beg
| that Senator Cullum, OF Illinois, will please
| state the sense Of the convention upon their
| first resolution:
| The resolution referred to was read by the
| secretary after Senator Cullom had taken the
| chair, pursuant to the request of Col. ShepaId:
"Resolved, That the thanks of this conven-
| tion of the whole republican party, are due and
| rendered TO Hon. N Mckinley, jr., of Ohio,
| for the splendid, impartial and courteous way
in which he has discharged his duties as the pre-.
siding officer of the convention. Great ap'
plause)
"Wc wish Gov. Mckinley prosperous ad.
minisration in Ohio health and happiness in
his peivate life, and increasing usefulness in the
service of his country" (Cheers)
Senator Cullom- entlcman, you have heard
the resolution just read. All those in favor OF
ried unanimously.
Senator Cullom-If the convention will allow
it the present occupant of the chair will put the
motion in another form. Those in favor OF the
resolution read will rise and stand until you are
| counted
again for Gov. Mckinley.
Resolutions of thanks to subordinate officers
OF the convention and to the citizens of Mime
apolis were also adopted as were similar reso-
lutions as TO newspaper correspondents
The secretary read the following telegram
from Oregon:
"Oregon has indorsed republican principles by
eight thousand majority, and will give Presi-
dent Harrison ten thousand in November Leg
islature republican in both branches.
"E. T. MCCORMICK"
The unanimous consent, on motion of Cannon
of Illinois, Chairman Mckinley was appointed
chairman of the committee on presidential an
nouncement
Mr. Magee, of Pennsylvania, offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved That the services of the retiring
! nationui campaign committee of 1888 entitle the
members TO the thanks of the republican party
of the nation"
The president--The secretary will now call
the roll OF states to receive the report from dele
| cations of the names of the members OF the
committee to notify the nominees fol
president and vice president Of the United
! States.
The secretary announced special meeting OF
National and State Republican league officers
for Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
| The following names were announced as
members of the committees TO notify the nomi
nees for president and vicc-president of the
United States:
Alabama-President G. o. Harris vice-presi
dent, j, McEwen. Arkansas-President, Louis
Altheimer; Vice-president, Il. c. Morris. Cali
fornia-C. A. FELTON,, r. f. FaclS. Colorado
Hosea Townsend, Judd Brush. Connecticut
| Morgan @. BullSley, James p. Platt. Delaware
George w. Marshall (same person). Florida
| j. A. Span, j. A. Hal. Georgia-C q. VIM
bush (passed) Idaho-F 4. Dubois (passed)
Illinois-James N. Gilbert, 1. L. Ellwood. In
diana-C. p. Heilmhn, w. n. Durbin Iowa
| G. w. Mullan, j. L, Carney. Kansas Calvin
| Hood, o. w. Little. Kentucky-Passed. Louis
iana-Passod. Maine--Pnssed. Massachusett It's
William Cogswel, Walter Clifford Michigan
M. p. Ferrick +, T.. Lee. Missouri Charles O.
Bell, Joseph Il. Black. New Yorll-Elliott f.
Shepard, IL. II. Warner North Dakota-W
II. Robbins, John A. Percival. Ohio Joseph
B. Foraker, William @. Lyon. Pennsylvania
Alex, Farnham, II. II. Bingham. Rhode Island
Samuel b, Cole, Henry A. Sterns. South
Dakota-Alex. G. johnson. James A. HALEY
Texas-W. r. Crawford, w. e. Davis.
On the call of the roll 1t was announced that
the officers for Maryland, Minnesota, Missis-
| sippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire
| New Jersey, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennes
see and Kentucky would be handed in writing
to the secretary OF the convention before ad
journment
The Chair-Is there any further business be-
fore the convention9
| Mr.. Lorimer-Mr. President, move we now
adjourn
The chairman-The gentleman from Illinois
moves that this convention do now adjourn
The motion was carried unanimously, and the
chairman announced that the cohVeptigp new
stands adjourned sine die.