The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-02

dent Of the Convention; s. NeaVal. Com
mittee on Permanent Organization: Thee
Wilson, National Executive Committee
Hon. W. ]. Wilkinson will cast the vot
OF the delegation, which stood to-day
Trumbull 0; Davis I.
Missouri-Delegates OF Large Gar
Schurz, Geo. w. Anderson, VIM. Grosye
nor, Charles P. johnson, Joseph Pulitzer
John F. Busch, William Z. Gilmore, W
B. Kearne, Louis Benecke, Joel F. Aspel
\. F. Hughes, John Mcneil. 1st District
Joseph Forbes, ]. r. Alcorn; Sd, E. "
Titmann, Charles F. Meyer Sd, ]. II
Chase, Emery s, Foster; 4th, II. +. Jones
a: 5. Thomas; 9th, John +, Sowden, F
". Ludwig; 9th, J. N. Burns, L. s
slAyen; 7th, John Il. Strong, Sam'l Dunn
Sth, Il. 7. Vrooman, ,Thos, 2. Suffiries; 9th
Murch, g. Doubt. Vice President, Isaiah
Forbes; Committee on Organization
Jos. F. Asper; Credentials, Jas. N. Burns
Platform, Carl Schurz and William NJ
Grosvenor; Secretary Of Delegation, Enos
Clark; Chairman, John Mcneil.
North Carolina Chairman, Daniel r
Goodloe; Secretary, Stephen O. Johnson
Committee on Organization, VIM. 8. Mar,
Platform, Louis Haines, II. ]. Menunger
Hinton R. Hill, John Thompson, Simon
B. Ball and Dorsey Batele. The delegation
will stand, 1t Is said, first vote-Adams, 8;
Greeley, 8 Davis, 1. Second ballot
Adams, 8; Davis, l. Nine additional del.
egates from this State are expected.
Nebraska-At q meeting held this A.
NJ, John W. Mccormack was elected
Chairman; w. P. Roberts, Secretary.
Delegates, John Mccormack and Theo.
Banner; Omaha, Dr.. +. Renner, of Lin.
coin, 81. Weiss, Of Blair, Jno. cCarthy
and w. P. Roberts, Of Nebraska City.
For State Central Committee, Jude Ma.
son, o. W. Weston, DR.. Theo. Banner,
Hon. T. w. Upton was recommended for
the National Executive Committee; for
Vice President of the Convention, John
Mccormack; for Secretary Of the Con.
vention, Theo. Banner; on Permanent
Organization, DR.. F. Renner; on Plat.
form, W. P. Roberts. An informal bal.
lot showed, Trumbull, a; Brown, 1;
Greeley, /. -. -,
Indiana chose State Committee as fol.
lows: 1st district, s. Mallon, Cd, Frank
Forester, Sd, John s. Wilson, 4th, Isaac
Kinney, 9th. Geo. G. BlakelY, 9th, J. F.
Pittman, 9Th, r. P. Davidson, 9th, W. B.
Kline, .11th, Chas, L. Murray, 18th, W.
W. Higgins.
The Vermont delegation consists Of
John London, Msj. ]. A. Salisbury, VIM.
Henstis, ]. P. Ladd, Charles Clement, j.
B. Hollister. Chairman Of the delegation,
lockwood Barret; Secretary, George A.
Ballan. 1t Is claimed that the delegation
will be for Greeley on the first ballot and
Adams on the second. .a-t-. a.s
Tennessee delegates to the Convention !:
Hon. Thos. T. Fowler, Col. r. Kirbie, D.
julius, oche W. Wilcox, Hon. Asa Faulk.
ner, Jno. N. Sperry, W.. J. Kelly, Edward
II. Eost, Col. ]. N. Hewitt, j. W. Pur.
Vance, Col. Gilbert Mayors, Frank Site.
Der, John Fischer, Ferdinand Koch, Jas.
Chamberlain, Mrj. G. P. Thurston, Jno
Kuhn, Col. J. W. Panamore, W. Penning.
ton, Harvey Campbell, John Dulinger;
chairman OF the delegation, Hon. Ed. w
East. The delegation appears not t..
have a strong tendency, but what 1t has
is towards Adams.
The French speaking delegates of all
the States held a meeting this morning
and adopted resolutions to the effect that
the time had come when all the liberal
and progressive citizens should unite,
without regard to past political opinions,
and declaring in favor Of the organization
Of oil good citizens to secure fraternal
feeling, .-.
Col. Henry ". Gray, of the 4th Senate.
rial District Of Philadelphia, has, arrived
and Joined the Pennsylvania delegation.
BE Is active In urging Mr.. Curtin Tor the
Presidency. Tt.g
Louisville delegates to the Convention ::
Let District, Charles PathoR, VIM. Vigens;
sd, ]. N. Dinhammer; W. B. Barrett; Sd,
N. Underwood, Charles HRlsted 4th,
Charles A. Bell, W, B. Phillips; 9th, D.
o. Morgan, s. 81. Armer. Delegates at
Large-Jacob Messenger, Louis Schwartz
J. q. Brougham, L. I. Lullassige Gov
Warmoth Is authority for saying the dele.
cation Is for Greeley. s51 81.
South Carolina delegates: S.aA. Pearee,
Jr., DR.. E. Wheeler, w. K. Greenfelds,
Fl. c. Merrett, Nicholas Shalton, r. E.
Dierff, r. Holloway, George G. Schrews-
berry. --...-.,- .,-.-
The Iowa delegations first choice is
Trumbull, though Greeley has some
friends. .....1.-'-,.,.,'
Florida has four delegates, Jas. B. c.
Drew, chairman, Il. Fl. Hoag, q. H.
Hicks, A. W. Dacosta. u sfla DG
DaKotah Is represented by George f.
Poepper Of Yankton. Davisls the frat
choice and Trumbull the second.
DR.. Evarts is here from Montana.
District Of Columbia has one delegate,
said to be for Davis Tor first choice and
Trumbull for second. .a.r
Iowa-Delegates atlarge: Gen. Fitz.
henry Warren, Hon. Geo. w. Cleveland,
G. q. Rhomberg, ]. B. Stillcox, Col. II.
B. Wiban.
Michigan-Delegation Chairman, G.
W. Wisner; Secretary, @. Deirle; Dele.
gates, Fred. R. Carlisle, Aug. Maxhouse,
Otto Stark, H. @. Hill, D. W. Chapman,
9. A. Darling, W. Mansfield, A. B. Clark,
B. Fraakenbourg, D. Corlett, August
Longway, ]. W. Peirce, J. N. Perry,
Chas. T. Boremsn, Louis Bladen, Peter
Kragmain, II. Jeffers and D. II. Smoother.
It is claimed for Adams first choice and
Trumbull second. .1.,.-s- ...
Arkansss-Judge underwood was SO.
lected Tor Vice President.
Kentucky-At q meeting this morning
CGsius N. Clay was recommended for
chairman Of the Convention. On Com.
mittee Of Permanent Organization Col.
Campbell, credentials and platforms, Col.
Brown, Vice President, and Laban Il.
Moore. '5.s-& ~ taas
Observation-Disclosures to the Con,
yention, Edward Atkinson, of Boston,
Geo. s. Parker, Of Milford, Jno. s. Far.
low, Of Boston, w. F. Bartlett, Of Pits.
field, W. W. Bird, Of East Walepole, w.
Eudicate, Jr, Of Boston, Jas. Edwin
Spear, of Northampton, D, Manning, ol
Worcester, G. II. Foss, Of Boston, a. q.
Stihhing ~ Rnatnn Ganhafn1 RradIn1a