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the course of former Conventions, he hoped Gen.
Saunders would offer resolution couched like
hat adopted in 1882 in reference to the rules for
Governing this Convention.


Gen. SAUNDERS said he would waive pressing
his motion I'LL The Committee reported on the
Delegates certificates.


The names of the several States were then cal
ed over and the following were named as the
Committee on credentials


Haire .Amrsa stetson, SCqro,ina. 10 aasger
y Hamp so{p Hubbard. efSTsG' sssns y + ..o3 SSi3g
i!gzs rS1,sou; i.niie B. Iiuat iflss II; J. WaEet
X Island Olaey i3silou. J5ilsicaa. Gilbert LEONARD.
ma lgsa yer,i.ii K. smith Kertaelg II. Johnson
p: Pm John Bredin 0siS ..T W Barley
lgrvicnd. BEN. c Howard jadaaa Jesse d Brsh'.
DelGnare. JARVIS N sutton. HL,rols lanes Dunlap
.SCaroitaaJohn Hill. Michigan Robert = Wilson.


Benz. t. BUTLER then moved that committee
Of ore be appointed from each State to prepare
rules ior this Convention.


Some one again moved TO adjourn, and Mr.
BUTLER said they ought to organize IN some way
before they adjourned.


Mr.. Henry moved that the States be called and
that the Delegates credentials be handed IN to the
Chair.


Mr.. SMITH of \. Y. expressed great surprise at
this after the Committee had been appointed. Let
them examine all the credentials.


The CHAIRMAN said he thought Mr.. HENRY
was quite right in calling on the Committee to
report now by handing IN the list OF Delegates.


Mr.. BRgplS, OF Pa. said he though, they were
al wrong. (Laughterl


Mr.. HuxT of Vermont thought SC TOO. Laugh
teri Did the resolution authorize the appointment
., nm Committee ~ 26 Committees Iaurh-
teri If the resolution was in order then, there
werc alrcady 25 COMMITTEES without doubt
Much laughtcr) Was this what was meant?


a.; uorklNs OF Va. again moved that they ad-
iourn and get better room; this was crowded 10
.utfocation badly lighted, and altogether very
improper place; and might be unsafe. NJ.
HrsARD Of ~ II. said he offered the same Tcso-
luton in 1882, and he thought Mr.. Henry and
The Chair did not understand the matter


Mr.. KErrLEwELL said the room was too small,
and they had better adjourn TIL O'Clock. SO
without doing any thing else the Convention ad-
lourned til 4 O'Clock.


P.S Hait.past Si1.-BENJ. F. BUTLER has
iust offered an amendment to Gen. SaundeFs's
motion, 50 as 10 allow d mere majority Of Ike De-
iegqtes to make the nomination TINS, think,
will not prevail. Ii it docs, seventy Delegates
will leave the Convention.


CAss and BUCHANAN Stock is rising FAST VAN
BrsEy IS poiny down.