The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-06-11

CHAIRMAN of the committee on credentials.
states 70 the convention that he is not prepared
with a written report at this time, but will pro
coed with verbal report. If there be no obiec-
ton he viii proceed. The chair does not hear
any objection.
THE MAJORITY REPORT
Gen. CoggsHel Mass Mr. President. the
committee on credentials has considered the
list OF the uncontested delegates and has heard
parties in t,venty-four different contested cases
II recommends that the uucontested list sub
nitted by the national committee to the TEN
porary organization be accepted as the list
OF duly accredited delegates ana alternates ex-
cept in The cases TO lie hereafter mentioned
IN the mater OF contest in the Eighth Alabama
district, yoGr committee finds Tor the sitting
members and recommend that they retain
Their seats TIE same report is made as to the
contest in the Third Alabama district The
same report j. submitted in regard to the
Fourth Alabama district As TO the contest for
delegates at large from Alabama. your commit
zee recommends that the contestants. Messrs.
Noble. Smith Dorsett and McEwen, be given
seats In TIE Fifth Alabama contests. your
committee fiGGs in favor OF the sitting members
and recommend that they retain their seats
'Ae committee recommend that the contest
ants, Messrs Huston and Matthew, be seated.
- TO the contest in the State OF Kentucky,
your committee recommend that the contest
All ;, Aessrs. Matthews and Winstell, be given
As 10 the contest in Louisiana. as TO dele
gates at large your comuni tee fin. in favor OF
ne sitting members. As TO the contest in the
fiTst Louisiana district the committee find Tor
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recommend that they be seated.
A. 20 the contest III the second Louisiana dis
tflet' Your committee find for The sitting mem
br1s- me salur finding IN the Fourth Louisi-
ana district. Il the sixth Louisiana district
Your committee find for Messrs. Donate and
I5reat. the contestants, and recommend that
IN tie Fourth district OF Maryland the COM
mite recommend that the contestants, N-ssrs.
SGppT ana Cummings, be seated.
In TIE contest IN Mississippi OF the delegates
at large The committee recommend, does the
national committee, that the regular delegates
ana me contestants both Be seated, with the
rights ~ nan a Vote each.
As 70 the Seventh Mississippi district the
committee finds Tor the sitting members. As to
the contest Ia South Carolina on delegates at
iafSr me committee find III favor OF the sitting
lhtllbers. IN the contest i'll the Fourth North
ttrolla district the committee recommend
that Mr.. Nichols. tie contestant, be seated III
pace o. NJ. Williamson. the sitting member.
In the sixth North Carolina contest the com
Inlttee fna III favor OF the sitting member. In
the seventh North carolina district the com
m!tfee recommend that Nessrs. Walser. Bailey
anu MOTT be seated. with the right two
1hiTlS Of q vote each In the state of Texas, i'll
Inc elNtA district, and in all the contests. the
members In the District of Columbia
the commit lee find i'll favor OF The sitting
iheHhvr> N the Territory oil titan the
committee reconmeuI that The sitting members
and The contestants MeSsrs. Goodwin aud
Alien Na.ill+ lie seated, with the right OF one
nan 4 NOte t@ct4. The member OF Tie committee
Mr. salisbury ~ Utah, desires that ! should
note ms dissent 70 the action ofthe committee
III tins last case
am authorized TO report for the commit tee,
mat y the convention snail decide that the
indian Territory or Alaska i entitled to seats
~ tllls conversion that X Will he able a. any
time % report upon those who purport to be
delegates from those respective territories All
o. whicA Is respectfully Submitted tor a majority
q the CoLlE4.;'~r. ty Its chairman.
tbs MINORITY REPORT.
The secretary read tie minority report as
follows:
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cry, - tAe otl4et 81 me collector OF internal
eNti'''T; a, - Q go noon OF me IN Jay OF
April. 1877, thits sen : the time and place an
nouhced " sad Ao>eley TO members as the
tire ana IhEGr - e'.H committee meeting. The
majority "a tie committee, 4 quorum being
present, according ~ atlIGaElte C1 members OF
said committee. tLe committee consisted OF
twenty members a'ttr waiting Il reasonable
tlar- from an noun ana fifteen minutes to an
hour ana a han a request was made OF the
chaifmaE' VINO Na> i! another room on the
s4lit ht'ot 81 'AS tinted Ntetes gov
trhment baI.GlAg, ~ can tie committee to or
Ger. ms i.4}5est Vas MAGE several times.
Eina.Iy AT about $50 q CiCcE Chairman Nose
icy was lG's.H calf" IL aud requested to call tie
committee "a oider. II majority being present,
When he stld he "oN-G ttcioErH the committee
% meet al . p m Objection being made as to
his right 70 adjourn the committee a roll call
beng demanded by Richard ". Austin, who
!eid ms brother ;, = I. austin, proxy as Il mem
Der ot sad committee. the chairman replied
'haI Il Was li> private room and ne wanted Il,
t.Ad that iEe 'olLhHt'ee Mould adjourn until .
= ~ ~ ABOVE stated bS nm. lhereupon on
no'loH me committee was called TO order by
tie secretary q quorum ana a majority being
fte>elt ACCORDING 70 ne ihHIdaNlts OF ihenbers