The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-18

cc-vsatioz- TIE fun roll Of delegates and
sitsrnates as adopted 5y This COMMITTEES -
herewith submitted
Immediately upon ths conclusion ct tte
report. Chairman Thurzson said: y rec
ogrlze Mr.. Hepburn sor 60 purpose o.
sao-nsttsrg th@ minority regtrt-" Cheers.
yelIs and fizsezg
Mr.. Hepburn cha-ges. IRA. re national
committee had Tot properly investigated
al TIE contests. and rat MARY delegates
rad not been given 4 hearing. He cor
tinGsd: There has been 10 tnysS1sgaSio1
n any of these cases except SIX from me
STATE % Delaware ard four from Texas
ant more than 80 eDzo1iears-1e,egates
as they claim. With their credentials. With
their cases. are growing now 20 BE- heard
IN order that the matters Involved may 5s
property s<rzsxhtsn@9 cut tCaeerS an
crses Ct '7Eoe8. g86cJ We deem = 20
be 4 most dangerous 7recs4ent 20 permit
the rational committee TO pass a1a1 JEGg-
n1ent on The election and Qualities ton os
members OF = EaTioEaI convention Iap-
plzzse and cr-ss % ssrsgttTf9 4 danger
Gus exercise Of power oGghz not 10 be
submitted 70 any body OF men. bat should
b retzS1sd n this convention CAppl2Css1
We therefore recommend that the delega-
ton from the state OF Delaware healed by
,. Edward AGsieks Elth their alternates
be ssets1 Esppsausel: that the delegation
Cuney with their alteFnates be seated TAP
plausef. ard that the ether cases IN which
q hearing has up TO this time been denied
be committed 20 the committee on creaen-
tails. with Instructions 10 perform its au-
ties and 20 hear and act OF ths cases"
GAppizuse.1
The CEsairuan-The chair recognizes the
chairman O. the committee.
Mr. For-. OF New Jersey-Ar. President.
row move. IN the uaue OF my state. the
previous question. that the report OF the
COMMITTEES or credentials be put to q final
vote under ths rules OF the house OF rep
reseztatives.
The motion WAS seconded By Doyle. OF
Georgia, also BY Grossenor. Of Ohio.
Hepburn made a parliamentary inquiry
Does that exclude TO motion OF the III
Zorisy 10 substitute the names Of ths dele
gates frGSC- Ire TWO Etatess
ChAlrma1-Ths chair 1iIl STATE that I.
the previous question Is ordered the vote
WI be taken upon each separate p-oposi-
ton contained in tbs two reports. IL
demand Is made for q separation &C the
question II no damand De made for ths
separation % the question. vote viii
first De taken On the minority report, and
then on the majority report. and under
the rules of this convention there are TWEEN
~ minutes Ga This motion assigned 20
each side. and the chairman presenting
the y 2torsty report and the g@nfkEEl4l
presenting the minority report are II
charge % that time. and can occ1py IL
either by themselves Or by thoss they
choose TO designate
Mr. Ma68 % Narwland-Mr. Chairman.
ws request separation exclusively as %
Delaware, u that be IN order. We want
a SEPARATE vote and recommendation as 20
Delaware
Tie chairman Inquired whether the no
1i3u @as secon5e5. AMI Pennsylvania and
California seconded The motion % Mr..
Agd1, amid great cheers.
The Charm aa-W hen The final vote Is
taken. the vote as 20 Delaware will De
taken separately The question now = Up
o. ordering tire previous question. and the
chair recognizes the chairman OF The com
mlErss as n7x entitled % proceed. The
chair wflI state. however. that The preiirn-
mary question IS up5n ordering the pre-
ws0as question. II L IS ordered. ths pre-
sentzti0a % each side Will then proceed
Mr. LittIsHsid-Ta= delegation from
Name demands a r9a call
The Chasrrnan-A roll call Is demanded
By The delegation fran Maine.
A Telegate-Seconasd by Maryland
The Chaarrnan-The ron call Is seconded
BY Maryland.
ten tehesrsl.
TIE Chairman-The rou cal. being prop
e~ly daxnanse6, IS ordered TIE secretary
w!li call The roll - the states. and the
chairman u each dslsgaa wfl announce
The v1ss These fzvoriEg TIE previous
question viii say aye. and those opposing