The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-07-18
publicans, and accept their platform and
nominees? This great rising movement

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nominees? This great rising n0vemen
answers that question in the affirmative
ami sHeeess must follow
Tie following were appointed a
COMMITTEE on PLATFORM.
Alabama-Charles l.. Scott.
AFkanS;ls-lIeneral James +. Bacon.
STANDARDIZATION y. Given.
ticnt-A fired +. Burr.
Delaware-Thomas +. Bavard
Elorida-Chandler I'll. Smith.
GeoTgia-Isaac W. Avery.
IHinoiS-AarOn shaw.
Intermediary W. Harrington.
Iowa-Charles Mason.
Kansas-John Martin.
kentucky-Robert Mallory.
Louisiana. NJ. Sandidgc.
baine-H. T. Hubbard.
Observation-Disclosures Blair.
MasSachuSetts-O. stephen.
Michigan-l. NJ. Train.
Minnesota-C. IL. Besery.
Mississippi-Ethel BarksdaIe.
INSTRUMENTATION Hyde.
Nehraska-E W. Thomas.
Nevada-Gecrge ID. Perry.
New pshire-Harry Bingham.
New 1Ork-William CasserIy.
North Carolina-Thomas l.. Clingman.
Ohio-J. F. Mckinney.
Oregon James X. kelhy.
Pennsy Ivania-Daniel j. Randall.
Rhode Island--N. n. Van Nack.
South Caroliha--M. Il. O'Connor.
Tennessee John H. Savage.
TeXas-George w. Smith.
Vermont--IIomer Wheaton.
Nirginia--John b. Baldwin.
West Virgnia--IIenry Brennor.
WiscOnSin--EdwaFd ). Bragg.
On motion of delegate from Connecticut
the convention then proceeded to call the
roll of States alphabetically for the purpose
of naming members of the
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following is list of the mem bers of
the committee as thus announced
Alabama-ThOmas A. Walker, Jackson
VILE
Arkansas-R. 5. CockrelI, Pine Bluff.
California-F. G. McCoppin, San Francis
onnecticut-William II. Barnum, Lime
Rock.
Delaware-Charles Beaster. Odessa.
Florida-Charles Z. Dyke. Tallahassee.
Georgia.. r. Wright. Augusta.
Illinois-Cyrus III. Mccormick, Chicago
Indiana-Thomas Bowling, Terre Hante
Iowa-M. NJ. Hall, Dubuque,
kansas-Isaac Eaton. Leavenworth.
Kentucky-H. d. McHenry, Hartford.
Louisiana-H. d. Ogden. New Orleans.
Naine-T. ID. NJ. SWEET, Portland.
Maryland-A. Leo Knott, Baltimore.
MassachuscttS--F. o. Primer, Boston.
Michigan--WilIiam A. Moore. Detroit
Minnesoto--W. Lochren, Minneapolis
Mississippi-J. ii. Sharp. Columbus.
Missouri-Jehn G. Priest, St. Louis.
NebraSka-G. J.. Miller Omaha.
Nevada-ThOmas II. Williams, Virginia
City.
New Hampshire-W. III. V. EberIy.
New Jersey-T. f. Randolph, Morris
town.
New York-A Sehell. New York
North Carolina, NJ. w. Ransom, Weldon.
Ohio. j +. johnson. Columbus.
Oregon--R. j. Ladd, Portland
Pennsy lvania-James ID. Barr Pittsburg.
Rhode Standardization Bradford. Provi-
dence.
South Carolina-Thomas G.. Simmons,
harleston.
Tennessee-William B. Bate Nashville
TeX4s-F. 5. Stockdale, Indianola.
Vermont-H. B. Smith, Milton.
Nirginia-John Gooda, Norfolk.
West Virginia-J. B. Hodge, Martins
burg
WiscOnsin--George III. Paul, Milwaukee.
When New York was called, Governor
rose and said that Mr.. belmont
had presented to the New York delegation,
a letter. declining re-appointment on the
Executive Committee, and the
delegation, with entire unanimity present
the name of Augustus Schell.
The mention of BelmOnt's name was
received with cheers, and the announce
ment of his declining with a general ex-
of regret, Nearly ali the names
mentioned were received with great APP
plause-
The Pennsylvania nomination of James
Z. Barr. of the Pittsburg Post, and IllinOis's
of Cyrus Mccormick, called forth
rounds of cheers.
The convention then adjourned till ten
o'clock tomorrow morning.