Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-22
LATEST FROM THE FRONT

Action OF the Illinois Delegates ihu'e"N
Stands by Hendricks The COMMITTEES
on Resolutions.
CINCrSSAu, June 2l.-When the hit
nois delegation met at O'Clock Tue
doors were closed against outsiders anu
vote was taken on Presidential pref
erences. II stood Ii Tor Seymour ~
for Morrison and the remader scatter
ing. Palmer. Davis, Tildcn aud lrun'
bull receiving one each. Mr.. 'ftoS
then offered resolution pledglhE tl'e
delegation to vote AZ a unit on the hrst
ballot for Seymour and thereafter Ior
Morrison until such time as the delega-
tion thought best Ia change. Harrison
supported this in a speech. lie took
the ground that Mr. Seymour could moi
refuse to serve the party II New N9rN
became united and harmonious ia MS
support, and that the question Tor lht''
to consider was not one involving the
State, but the success at the parry III
the whole country. Mr.. Nlko spoke
in support OF Morrison, and was follow
ed hy Van Dcvcn McClernaud. lhe
discussion is still going an ut this VIII
ny, now nearly midnight.
Nebraska has voted Ia 20 with Ne"
York, Connecticut aud New Jersey,
which three States have finally agreed
tn act together They have not, how
ever discovered the mau upon whom
they can unite and that may he lrit unlIl
after the preliminary ballot Indiana
refuses Ia come into this arrangement
aud
Stands Faithfully by Hendricks
Tonight they adopted a resolution
strongly cOudrmulug the those Who
have taken part IN the movement to
push forward Mcdonald ~ \ candidate
The ohio Thurman men had an undig-
nation meeting tonight and adopted "
resolution rcCitlng the action ol lhn
State convention and stating that lhdi
action was commended aud endorsed
hy the MASSES oi the Democrats al the
time, and therefore any departure from
the instructions ul the convention Wuuid
bc a
A Betrayal OF Public Confidence,
a tTeaCheruus action to a worthy CltiIon
aud compromise ol political honor.
woman's suffrage advocates h ave been
busy. MIR. Gage and Ms. blake visited
ths Tammany delegation, whereby theN
were CuurlcOusly received 10y Augustus
.Ichnell aud others Mrs Blake adj
dressed the delegation lrOm California,
Nebraska, New Jersey aud Delaware.
Others addressed other delegations.
These busy workers have been granted
sixteen SEATS IN the Convention among
the altcrnalcs.
The Committee ON Resolution
. Is composed rs follows.
Alabama, W. H. Barnes. Arkansas,
benjamin 7. Enbcny California, Caleb
II. MattuX; Colorado, .-; Connect
cut, David A. Wells, Delaware, George
II. Bates; Florida, ---; Georgia, Evan
l.. Howell; Illinois, VI. ". Fullerton;
Indiana, John L. Cuilrath, Iowa, John
l.. Irish: Kansas, j. Il Gordon, Ken
tucky, Henry Wattcrsou; Louisiana,
T.. \. Burke; Maine \. McNichollsi
Maryland, &. i. NJ. Gwynn;
Massachusetts, ---; Michigan, tus-
ter Pratt; Minnesota, Nj. W. McNair;
Mississippi, r. BaIksdaio Missouri, ---,
Nebraska, Geo. l.. Miller; Nevada, \. {.
Ellis; New Haven, Harry Bingham, New
Jersey, Cot. G.. f. Mycr New York, Il.
". Pcckhain; North Carolina, -;
Ohio, Thos j. Kennedy; Oregon, John
Meyer; PENNSYLVANIA, , Rhode Is.
land, Michael Nonslcick; South Caro-
lima, --: Tennessee, John \. MckcI-
ncy; Texas John Ireland; Vermont, q.
l.. Waterman, Virginia, James Barbnn;
West Virginia, j. Il. Good; Wisconsin,
7. X. lIurd; North Carolina, Judge
Howard.
Tho National Committee,
so lar as chosen, is as follows
Arkansas WIN. H. Miller.
California Senator Foley,
Connecticut VIM. NJ. Bmnum.
Illinois ". &. Duudy
Indiana Austin IL. Brown.
Iowa-M NJ. Hall
kenlucky-llenrv ID. MriIrurN
Maine Edward Wilson.
Michigan Eiward kantcr,
Minnesota II II. Kelly.
Mississippi ten. WIN. I. Martin.
Nevada II Z. kcatiug.
New Hampshire Ie-Alya W. Sullawav
New Jersey Orcsto Cleveland.
Rhode lslaud-A. j. Bsrnaby.
Ncrmont-B u. Smallcy
Virginia Robert CogiIi.