The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-21

For Committee on Resolutions-Mr GeoSge d. |
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t8- KENTUCKY. i' 'Na
The Kentucky delegation was not able to secure
q full attendance of members this morning. A
majority of them was present, and an organiza-
ton was only partially effected. For Chairman
of the Delegation Gen. VIM. Preston was selected
and for Secretary OF the Delegation c. A. Brand.
t-i % WISCONSIN,.
The Wisconsin DELEGATION met at the Burnet
House and organized as follows:
For Chairman OF Delegaton-James G. jenkins.
For Secretary-Gilbert M. Woodward.
For Vice President OF Convention-J. c. Gregory.
For Assistant Secretary OF Convention-J. W.
Smith. res. o..4 III.
Committee on Credentials-Joseph Rankin.
Committee on observation-disclosures Hold.
Committee on Rules and Order of Business and
on Permanent Organization-Earl P. Finch.
National Committee--Wm. +, Villas
MARYLAND. n
The Maryland delegation met at their parlor in
the Burnet House this morning and effected an
organization.
For Chairman of the elegatiOn-Ex-Gove
John Lee Carroll. t. ,t|
Secretary-Morris A. Thomas
Vice President of the Convention -Ex- Governor
Philip Francis Thomas. E'.f
Committee on Rules and Order of Business-Chas
E Roberts. r.
Committee on Credentials-s. Victor Botman.
Committee on Resoutions-Chas s. M. Gwin.
Committee on Permanent Organization-Wil-
mot Johnson. .r..t to
At the meeting of the New York delegation this
morning at the Grand Hotel Mr.. Daniel Manning
was appointed Chairman and Mr.. Samuel D. Hal
liday Secretary. On motion of Judge Sch0en-
maker, Ex-Attorney General OF New York 1t was
resolved: p" .ffH N-f
"That this delegation feel a sense of pro-
found gratitude to Mr.. Tilden for his
great service to this country and to the Demo-
,nlr anI
character and ability. This delegation has re-
ceived with deep regret the imperative declara-
tion of Mr.. Tilden not 10 be candidate for re-
nomination and reelection to the Presidency of
the United States"
The following Committee was appointed to ap-
pear before the Committee on Contesting Delega-
tons, 10 present the views of the Delegation be-
fore the Conventions: J, T. Spriggs, j. c.. Jacobs.
4. schoonmaker, John R. Fellows, orris ".
The following committee, to report to the Dele
CATION at 3 O'Clock this evening the permanent
officers and membeis Of the Convention Commit
tees: .
Daniel Manning. W. c. Kingsley, Edward Muir
ply. Jr, Dennis OBrien, R. H. Guinniss.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at O'Clock
this evening. aa
The Worcester delegation Of Aassachusets met
at their Headquarters, Burnet House, and ap-
pointed f0HS sub-committees to visit the different
delegations and present their claims to seats in
the Convention. Tne delegation organized before
coming to the city by electing Col. James A.
French, Chairman, and Col. A. A. Haggett. 6ecre-
| tary. ,....a... II.
MICHIGAN.
The Michigan delegation met at the Grand
Hotel at 10 O'Clock this morning, and adjourned
to 8 p. m. to-day without transacting any bust
ness.
'e- i' KANSAS 10
The delegation from the State Of Kansas met at
Parlor No. :, Burnet House. and made The follow
| Ing selections:
For Chairman OF Delegation-John A. Martin.
For Vice President of COnvention-M. v. B.
Bennett .... .
For Assistant Secretary Of Convention-J. B.
| Chapman.
For Committee on Credentials-Ed. Carroll.
For Committee on Permanent Organization
George G. Rogers.
For Committee on Rules and Order OF Business
Thomas George.
| For Member of National Committee General
c. W. Blair. ...
| ILLINOIS.
The delegation from the State Of 1llineis met in
| the ladies' parlor of the Bnrnet House and partly
organized by making the following selections:
| For Chairman of DelegatiOn-Samuel &. Mar
shall.
For Committee on Credentials-Perry H. Smith.
For Committee on Resolutions-Melvill w.
Fuller. ........-.,
For Member of National Committee-Wm. G.
Goudy. p' r..u r
..tt. NORTH CAROLINA. M
The North Carolina delegation was holding q
| meeting at Reid's Hotel at z:SO p. m.
MISSOURI
The Missouri delegation met at II O'Clock at
Reid's Hotel. but adjourned till O'Clock this
afternoon without perfecting their organization.
VIRGINIA.
The Virginia delegation met this morning at
II O'Clock at their rooms, and elected the follow
ing officers of the delegation:
Chairman of Delegation-Thomas 8. Babcock.
Secretaries-W f. Drinkaid and F. A. G. Handy,
| OF the Virginia Press
-Presidento of Convention-Joh W. Daniel
Assistant Secretary Of Convention-Wm. F.
| Drinkard. w
Committee on Cfedentials-wm. t. Royal
| Committee on Resolutions-HOn. James Bar
bour.
Rules and Order of Business-A W. Wallace.
| On Organization-Gen. VIM. Terry, r.. ~,
Member OF New National Committee-Robert
Coghill. lt '|'i.7
A letter was read before the Delegation from
Hon. Charles O'Conor to August Belmont, in
VIII ch the former highly eulogizes Mr.. Bayard, ol
Delaware. and hoped for his nomination. i e
| PENNSYLVANIA. tyf.gr p.ss
| The Pennsylvania delegation met at its head
| quarters, Grand Hotel this morning at 10 clock
President Pre- aRgH and John R. Reed u Philadelphia
and B. F. Meyers, Of the HARRISBURG
sisting Of G. F. Blachy Chairman: W. s. stenger
A. 8. Landy, Edgar Cowan and W. L. Scott was
appointed to select the members of the various
officers Of committeeman for the Convention.
u "a" OHIO t lt1# II
the Ohio Delegation met at the Grand Hotel al
1880 O'Clock this morning with Judge Hoadly ii
Chairman and Henry BOIL, OF the Fifteenth Dis
trict. as Secretary. The Dedication. without
transacting any business Of moment, adjourned
| 10 4o'clOck to-day. -
sr. ARKANsAS ...
Chairman OF Delegation-Dr. J. p. Mitchell.
Secretary of Delegat On-J. P. Coffin. 1865
Balance of organization postponed until 8:3(
O'Clock this afternoon.
GEORGIA. iaA'f
Chairman Of the Delegation-Ge A. R
Lawdon. gr rs if NJ
secretary of Delegation-B. 3. Russell.
Vice President OF Convention-Judge J. r
Alexander. 3 14, -VG 4 .QA e. r
Assistant Secretary Of Convention Mark A.
Harden.
Young. L. ~,
Committee on Resolutions-Ho E. r. Howell
Committee on Permanent OrganiEation-Hon
John D. Stewart wv West
National Executive Committee General Geo
T. Barnes
Chairman Of Delegation-E. W. Pettus.
Secretary Of Delegaton-L. W. Mclaughlin.