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

Committee on credentials-Dr. W. A. Robert.
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Committee on Permanent Organzation-G. W.
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tal . CONNECTICUT. sp asE'
The delegation from the State OF Connecticut
met st the Grand Hotel at IL O'Clock and made
the following selections:
For Chairman of Delegation--A. e Barr.
q For Vice President of Convention-Curtis Ba-
ForAssistsnt Secretary Of Convention-samuel
For Committee on Credentials Ralph Wheeler.
For Committee on Permanent organization-O.
B. King.
IT. W. Greenslitt
For Committee on Resolutions-David A. Wells
For Member of National Committee-William
H. Barnum.
The Delegation from the State Of Vermont met
at the Grand Hotel at 10 O'Clock and made the
following selections
For Chairman Of Delegation-Lucius Robinson
For Vice President OF Convention-Nathan P.
Bowman. ...e. s..l..s
For Assistant Secretary Of Con 'ention-F. w.
Fot Committee on Credenuals-Jam H. Will
liams.
For Committee on Permanent Organization-L
W. Reddingt0n.7
For Committee on Rules and Order of Bus-
ness M. c. Huling.
For Committee on Resolutious-George L
Waterman.
For Member of National Committee-R b
Smalley.
Secretary of Delegation--Don G. Pollard.
Treasurer-B P. White. .5........
o WEST VIRGINIA. ,...
The delegation from the State Of West Virginia
met at the Grand Hotel at 10 O'Clock and made
the following selections:
For Chairman of Delegation Senator Henry G..
Davis
For Vice President Of Convention-C. p.
For Assistant Secretary OF Conventional C.
Simms.
For Committee on Credentlals-wm. L. Will
son. ,.-' .. .a--.....
For Committee on Permanent Organization
B. F. Harlowe.
For Committee on Resoutions-J. H. Goode.
,..a IOWA. -..
The delegation from the State Of Iowa met at
lowing selections: yl
For Chairman Of Delegation--Col J. F. Bates,
DUBUQUE
For Vice President Of Convention-seth B.
Evans. Otumwa. a-.. rs. r,
For Assistant Secretary of Convention-J. J.
| aw0nper, Cedar Rai'ids
For Committee on Credentials- J. Potter,
Ottumwa. ... .,,..t...i .....t...
For Committee on Permanent Organizations.
| D. Finn, Nevada. tg-'f t's
! For Committee on Rules and Order Of Business
~. J. Richardson, Davenport
| For Committee on Resolutions-John o. Irish,
Iowa City. q. -.,,t lg ll..al.,
For Member Of National Committee-M. M
Ham. tt " th'- ~ ~
| Adjourned to meet at ocolck this afternoon.
| The delegation adopted resolution favorinf
Gen. Hancock for the Presidency. o
| H MASSACHUSETTS, ,&
The Boston delegation met this morning at tn.
\ Grand Hotel and considered the matter of tn,
contesting delegations from their State, but moth
ing was done that in any'manner interests tn,
public at this time. S7ls sH3 az
| SOUTH CAROLINA.
| Chairman Of Delegation-Wade Hampton.
4 Secretary OF Delegati0n-John R. Abhey.
| Vice President Of ConvenA0n-SenatorM M.
| Butler.
Committee on Credentials Samuel Dibbell.
| Cummitte8On Reso uti0ns-T. 6. Barker.
| Committee on Permanent Organization-F. W
Dawson.
| A vote was taken among the delegation and
was found TO he solid for Bayard
A resolution was adopted opposing the uni
rule. .H
Nj @ rc. NEW HAMPSHIRE. ~
The delegation from the State Of New Hamp
shire met at the Grand Hotel at IL O'Clock arlt
i made the following selections: For Chairman q
delegation. Hon. John H. George; for Vice Presi
dent of Convention. Hon. Frank Jones; for Assist
ant Secretary Of Convention. Chas. A. Buriel; fo
4 Committee OIL Credentials, Hon. Horace w
Parker; for Committee Permanent Organization
and Rules and Order OF Business, Irving w. Drew
for Committee on Resolutions, Hon. Harry Bing
W. Galloway; Secretary Of the delegation, Irwin
W. Drew. Adjourned to meet at Q O'Clock thi
evening. e.si4is u.t.g. n.!ts4 ....
/ THE TAMMANY MEN. ...
Tammany Hall representatives met at the gen
Il tlemen's parlor, Burnet House, at II a. M to-day
| and after being in session for All hour, during
which several speeches were made ii
reference to the best mode of presenting
their claims to seats in the Convention
appointed committee of eight to bring the mat
ter before the National Committee, and com
mittee of sixteen to visit the different State dele
cations Upon the adjournment of the meetinl
the committee ofsixteen held consultation Ii
| regard to plan of action. Amasa j. Parker, o
Albany, presided at the meeting Of the Club.
| .If o, INDIANA MEN. ;.,..,...
The Hendricks Club, of indianapolis, arrives
shortly after noon to-day, and paraded The street
with band Of music, which accompanied them
Upon their arrival at the Gibson House thre
/ cheers were given. and Senator Voorhees, callet
for Senator Mcdonald appeared on the balcony
dllu after liuiOrHll B tuo CtUWu udt VOOfucc
1 had not yet arrived in tie city made a shol
speech himself referring in glowing terms to tn
lcharacter of Mr.. Hendriess, and assuring tn,
crowd that If Mr.. Hendiicks was nominated b,
would be elected and inaugurated.
MIR. Landers, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Indiana, was then int oduced, and spok
of the important pOsito held by the Democrat
Of Ino lana, and the influence that they would eX
ert by taking united stand for their candidate.
Gov. Marks, OF Tennessee, was the next speaker
| He referred to Ind ana as the left wing Of tn
Democratic army which could be depended upo
in the coming conflict. He also alluded to th
Union of the North and South, and the prospect
of victory of Democratic principles
! Mr.. J. Z. Neff of Indiana, was the last spe1kei
and at the conclusion Of his remarks the Clu
proceeded to the Democratic headquarters. Fac
Il of the speakers was cheered again and again, an
cheers were given at every allusion to Hendricks
name. 'a yH 1875 z.
i FoRrEMPoRARY CHAIRMAN.
II The National Committee selected Judge Georg
II H. HOadly as Temporary Chairman of the M
tional Democratic Convention, and Mayor +. c
Prince Is First Secretary. rsl .k
i LOCAL PARAGRAPHs la
i The Minnesota delegation arrived this rnorr
ing.
Several vacant houses in Covington have bee
rented by delegates. F4H stl A.8s
The balance of the Massachusetts, delegati0
also arrived this morning.
The Alabama delegation arrived yesterday an
registered at the Emery Hotel
The South Carolina delegation win be ente