New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-23

Soon thereafter your committee decided take up
from that state. WhereuDon Gilbert E. Roe. who
had submitted 10 the national committee an elab-
ert NJ IA Toilette. John NJ Stout and W D Con-
mittee and submitted COMMUNICATION rom tae
contestinE deesation represented in part oy him
your committee
Your committee resentine the false irnputation
which said communication placed uDOn the entire
national committee and committee by IT'S
inlpea lament Of the good faith OF both OF said
Committees and upon tHe national convention OF
the Republican party here assembled BY rs as
sumption that said contestins delegation could not
secure fair and impartial hearing and deter
mination according 70 the truth and right OF the
veution. proceeded. Notwithstanding the withdrawal
grounds therein stated in Justice to itself and 20
this convention. after notice 70 both sides 70 ap
e case 10 "'esUN''s ''or0u-''' 's '"''S u 7''U
A subcommittee was appointed and the case In
last night and to-day ard the work or that sub
committee was most conscientious. iabortOus and
The fun committee Yesterday and to-day tnvesti-
proofs documents and briefs OF both sides avail
s ea e h OF bo s bsfoTs S 5son4 Is Commit
tee; and your committee also heard oral arsu-
thar the facts might be fully ascertaned end iIst
decision reached in said case and. having fully con-
their anai Judgment and their unanimous decision
that the convention which elected said John {
Spooner. Joseph Y Quarles Joseph W Babcock
ard Emil Bensch delesates-at -large to this con-
ventiou from the STATE OF Wisconsin together with
their aIteruates the regular convention OF the
Republican party in Wisconsin. and TINT the dele
gates elected hv II. with their alteTuates. the
regularly elected 5eIegatesa tlarEe from the State
OF Wisconsin TO the Republican National COnven-
ton. and as such are entitled 20 the seats they
hold IN this convention.
The report OF the subcommittee, which also
unanimously approved by your COMMITTEES. Is ap-
pended 10 and made a part OF this report.
The reports on the other contests were as fol-
lows:
In the contests in the WITH District OF Alabama
respecting the delegates and their alLernates, in
the contests respecting the delegates and alter
mates from the State OF Delaware. in the I'D Dis
trct OF Georgia the lid District OF Mississippi tha
Ist District OF South Carolina, the XXXIIId Dis
trict OF New-YOrk. the I'D District OF Virgi ca.
delegates-a J-large ana alternates from Texas The
Id and With districts of Texas in the XXIst Dis
OF Ohio. this committee recommends that the action
OF the national COMMITTEES in making temporary
roll shall be the action OF the convention
In the matter respecting the delegates-at-args
and delegates from each OF the seven Congress
districts OF Louisiana. your committee recommends
the coutestees with their alternates, be admitted
seats in this convention. and that in each OF the
seven districts OF Louisiana the delegates OF the
contestants and contesteeS, with their respective
alteruates. ne also admitted seats IN the con-
venton, and that each delegate when seated shall
therefore. recommends that the aforementioned
delegates from Louisiana. with their afternates.
be placed the permanent roll OF the convention
In the With District Of Missouri your committee
recommends that the delegates. Joseph H Harris
and Wallace Love. and the alteruates. Joseph Fon-
tron and W Il Waggoner. be placed On the perma-
nent roll Of this convention