The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11


native of Kentucky, born in 1904, but removed 1
to Indiana in 1919. In 1888 be entered the State |
LEGISLATURE, serving several years. After serving
upon the bench ana in the Constitutional Con |
vention of 1860, in 1854 he was elected Speaker
OF the State House of Representatives. From
1851 to 1861 he served as Representative in Con-
gtess. ~ III.t.. .'Hl All |
The DELEGATES from this State, termed the
Democratic" are as tollOws:-
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
a, G. Dodge, George II. Parker,
A. B Larmer, 81 Eliwood
Is. Richarus, Edward johnson,
3, ii, FaiIall, LYcurgus Palmer,
DISTRICT DELEoATEs.
l. Henry Clay Dean, T. W. CIaggett,
IA. Ii. 1rimDle, Charlie. Mason.
2. !. d. Preston, j n. Wallace,
9 Dunbar, f Putnam.
3. William NJ lis, Pa Richardson,
l.. l. Answorth, o Z ROzele.
4. Jarus Neal, Geor8p Gillasple,
John White, j Il Murphy
8. James D. lest, NJ ID, Nc ienry,
8. ID f. Ellsworth, n E BoSrdman,
= II. Letsom, j. A Hail.
The State Central Committee of the National
Onion Party" have made the following appoint
ments;-
DELEGATES AT LARGE
Gen. Thos Benton Jr., Col. 8. g. vauada,
Gen. Piiz Henry Warren, james y. Gamble
Major E S%fa 1SCmas B. unit CO Col S. ". si sO@@eis
CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRICT.
DR. J. G DewoL vi lam B Hammond
Col. Lauren ewey, Col, O.. Il. MacIav
seq. LuIler, Capt; william E. Taylor,
7 +. uill w O. StOuberry,
Lr vii lam 4. chase, j. r. cIFifath,
Col. B. F. Saniord,
DODGE, the only prom ineut man in the drst list,
was the Territorial delegate to Congress from
Iowa from lS41 to 1S47. From 1913 to 1856 he
was member OF the United States Senate. He
was then appointed Minister to Spain by Pre-
sdent Pierce He vas member OF the Chicago
Convention OF 1864.
DEAN is a clergyman, who is distinguished for
| the yiIulence OF his political harangues.
BENTON, a son of "old Tom Benton" went
into the war al officer o! the I'd Regiment of
| Iowa Volunteers, of which he sub-equeD ly be-
| came Colonel. He was then promoted to
| blipader-generalshIp and did credtabie service
| in that capacity.
WARREN, at the outbreak of the war, was a
major in the regular army. He was the rPputed
author of the violent attacks upon the incapacity
Of General Mcclellan, which appeared in the
New York Tribune Just previous to the latter's
4 ren oval. Mr.. Lincoln subsequently traced
| these letters 10 their author, and rewarded him
| with bligadler-general's commission in tne
volunteers. His subsequent Career, up to the
| time when he is SAID to have made such dscre-
litable blunders on the field of Five Forks, ;" Is
| too familiar to the public to merit repetition.
Kansas.
| No returns have as yet been received from this
! State.
Kentucky.
DELEGATES AT LARGE.
| James Guthrie Lazarus W. Powell.
| DISTRICT DELEGATES
| Aaron HaSding, II. A graves.
8. G A Ca.dSell, Robert Robe t, Ma ay. lory.
| GUT ZEE has been a prominent politician for
| years. AM filled various puolc positions. He
| was at one time Governor Of the State, aud was
President P erce's Secretary OF the Treasury. In
| 1865 he became member of the United States
Senate.
POWELL was born in Henderson county, Ken.
| lucky, III 1912, and was adm ted to the bar ia
| 1885. In 1886 he became member OF the State
| legislature; was Pres dental elector In 1874 {;
and Governor from 1851 10 1856. In 1859 he en-.
| tered the United States Senate, and although he
remained steadily In his seat he received the
| credit during the war of being an active sympa-
| thlzer with the Rebellion.
HARDING was elected to the State Legislature
| IN lS4U ana III 1851 heDrSSentatlV6 IN Con.
gress, to which he was re-elec red in 1868 AMI in
1865. He belongs to the Kentucky school o.
| pontIcs, but has not made as bad a record as
haye many of his present and late colleagues.
| CALDWELL was q member of the 10 Wer House
OF Congress from lSi3 to 1915, and again iron
| lS49 10 1861.
MALLORY was born in Mad son county, Vir-
| gnia, Ill 1915, removing to Keatucky in 1889.
In 1859 he was elected Representative in Con
| gress holding his seat for six years The record
there made sho wed that his heart, if not mis-
sword, was with the attempt to secure the inde-
| pendenCe of the late COniederacy.
| Louisiana.
Two sets OF delegates have Oeen appointed to
| represent this Sta.e The appointments of the
Stale Democratic Executive Committee are as
| lo.lcWs:-
| DRLEGATEs AT LARGE.
Alexander MouiOn, II. Hunt,
| John R~Y, John King,
l ctaru Taylor, Voorhees,
George Williamson, W. B Egan.
ID, >. Cage,
DISTRICT DELEGATES,
1 Carr A