The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-02

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Wilkinson, Theodore Heilsher. W. L. Ames was
elected Ss,sgsts but Sec.,nsd On sccoens o. II
Convention; s. Mayall, Committee on Permanent
4 Organization; Theodore Wilson, National Execu-
vote or the Delegation, which stood to-day:-
Trumbun, o; Davis !. a 8tsrbhsmt alaas'
at large are can scanrs, George v. Anderson, WI.
sM W. Gasgss !oSsP
5oSn scSe district Forbes
Second district L. W. Tittmann, Charles +. Meyer
H. +. :: Jones, a. L. Tnoms; Fifth John y y.
Lawder, i. w. Ludwig; sixth, J. N. Burns L. q.
sSSs = ssn 4 r n9ng sss RS
Francis Muench, Charles Dandt. Vice President,
Isaiah Forbes. Committee on organization, Joel +.
Carl CARS schurs wam " arosvenor Secretary q
delegation, Enos Clark. Chairman, John AcNeill
FChairman, Daniel r. Goodloe; Secretary, Stephen
g. Johnston; Committee on Organization William
COMMITTEES On Platform Lewis n ESins
SON, simon b. Worn and Dorsey Battle The dclega-
ton win stand, II is said, at first vote, Adams, 8,
Greeley, 81; Davis, I. Second ballot Adams, s;
Davis, / Nine additional delegates from this state
are expected. 1900. 4. .....s 0.... .s....ts.
At meeting held this morning John Mccormick
was elected Chairman, w. p. Roberts Secretary.
DeIegates-John Mccormick, Theodore Banner, Of
q Ss ennal e 81 .ss
City. State Central C0mLaittee-Judge Mason, 0. W..
DR. ss a. me- the MGp W
mittee; Vice President Of the Convention. John
Mccormick; Secretary OF the Convention, Theodore
Platform, w. P. Roberts, An Informal ballot showed
AZ follows s-rrumbul, 4; Brown, i; Greeley, /.
Indiana chose state s11 Executive Committee as
folio First district NJ C. Alien; Second Frank
Forester; Third, John s. Wilson; Fourth, Isaac
ss Seventh, ksh + T. ss%s
Ninth, W. 3. Kind; Tenth, Charles L Murray;
-~F THU vERHONT DELEGATION.
consists OF John Loudon, Major j. A. Salisbury, VIM.
y. Hustes w Ladd Charles Clement, J. B. Hollis
ter The delegation has named for Vice President,
Ballard. II is claimed that the delegation win be
for Greeley on the first ballot and for Adams on the
" ruR MICHIGAN DELEGATION NJ
consists ot-Chairman, Chauneey W; Wisner;
man, Q. ". Darling, NJ. Mansfield. A. B. Clark, B.
Pierce, +. NJ Perry, Charles i. Bremen, Lewis
Radon, Peter Grayman, M. Jeffcrs J. II. Snther.
The delegation il claimed for Adams first, for
Trumbun second. sa.s II. 4sse.,f- .4f .,T+ oaa.
At meeting Of the Arkansas delegation Judge
Underwood was selected for Vice President. s8-..
III THE KENTUCKY DELEGATION ,n.F ngt
held meeting this morning at which Cassius M.
Clay was recommended for chairman Of the Con-
Colonel Campbell; on Credentials, Colonel Rankin
on Platform, Colonel Brown; Vice President T..
GORE; National Executive Committee, L. Dem
bills sH 6ta'.s szf5f 48 .sI fs'n
The following are t.sa 'haa ata fra
THE MASSACHUSETTS, DELEGATES
to the Convention Edward Atkinson, OF Boston
George $. Parker, OF Milford; John y. Farlow, Of
Boston w. 4. Bartlett, OF Pitts6eld; T. w. Bird, OF
Edwin Spear, Of Northampton; D. Manning, Of
Worcester; G. H. Loss, OF Boston; A. II. Stebbins,
Of Boston; g. Bradford, OF East Hampton; @.
nav Ofp n .
II. y Bayer, OF Braintree. 0tf4 b
THE TENNESSEE DELEGATES
TO the Convention are as ws:-lI0n. Thomas s.
Fowler, Colonel R. Bird. J: Ochs, W. Wilcox, Asa
Faulkner, John speery, W. Kelly y. c K. East,
Bert, NJ. Frank stebSer, John Fisher, Ferdinand
Koch, j.. Chamberlain, Mayor G. p. Breust0n, J..
Kohn Colonel J. ". Paramer, ". Pennington, Har.
the delegation. The delegation appears not to have
strong tendency but what it has 10 toward G. +.
THE DEMONSTRATING DELEGATES sr
Of all the States held q meeting this morning and
| adopted resolutions TO- the effect that the time
! had come when all liberal progressive, citizens
should unite, without regard to past political
opinions, declaring in favor OF organizations Of al
| good citizens to secure fraterna feeling
Delegates to convcnt i1i district, oharle,
r. Ba m rhird, NJ underwood Charles iIaI
stead; Fourth Charles =. Abel, w. b. Phillips
rh p horS|sn A. masmss Delegates
Braughn, L. T. Lelassee. Governor Warmoth Is tn.
authority for saying fhe delegation is for Greeley.
| SOUTH CAROLINA.
Delegates-SamuelA q. Pearce, Jr., chairman DR.
| r. NJ. Wheeler, W. H. Greenfield. Ii. G. Merritt
| Nicholas shelton, X. E.Derief, Richard Holloway
| George Shrewsbury
| MISCELLANEOUS DELEGArIOrs.
In the Ohio delegation the first choice Is Trum
| bu, though Greeley has friends.
| Florida has four delegatcs-James B. G. Drew,
| chairman; Ii. II. Hoag II. H. Hicks, A. w. Dacosta.
| Dakota Is represented by George F. Pepper, OF
YanktOn Davis is his first choice Trumbull second.
The District OF Columbia has one delegate and
he is said to be for Davis first, and Trumbull
second. r.- tzra.ss
IOwa-Delegates ut large-Gcncral Fitz Henry
Warren, Mr.. George w. w. Cleveland, j. A. Rhom-
berg, J. b. Stihold Colonel II. b. Wilson. amIf
The following additional members OF the Commit.
by the States mentioned: West Virginia, Mr.. Hub
bard; Oregon, J. w. Johnson; Pennsylvania, A.
Mcclure; Michigan, ]. p. Thompson; Maine, ]. 3.
Syford Rhode Island, X. d. Hazard; Kentucky,
John Mason Brown; Massachusetts, +. w. Bird,
Edward Atkinson; Connecticut David a. Wells.