The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-19

Eighth-Dr ]. c. Clifford of Clay.
Ninth-Daniel Waugh of Upton
Tenth-C. f. Griffin of Lake
Eleventh-H. +. Underwood, of Miami.
Twelfth
Thirteenth-W NJ Kendall of Marshall.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
First District-Judge w. P Edison, of Posey county
Second-G. w. Afford, of Martin.
Third-W. H. Fogg, of Clark.
FOurth-David Lastetter of Dearborn.
Fifth-Wilam F; Browning, of Monroe
Sixth-Mark E. Forkner. of Henry.
Seventh-Brainard Rorison of Marion.
Eighth-John II. Liney, of Parke
Ninth-Dr. P. P. Whitesell, of Hamilton.
Tenth--Col. T. H. Bringhurst of Cass.
Eleventh-Cary E. Cowgirl of Wabash.
Twelfth-Lews Halderman of Whitley.
Thirteenth--George Moon, of Koscusko.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
First Dstrict-James H. McNeeley, of Vanderburg
county.
second-Col. Geo W. Friedley, of Lawrence.
Third-Peter Platter, of jackson.
Fourth-M. @. CARRIER, of Jefferson,
Fifth-G. w. Grubbs, of Morgan.
SIXTH N. Houston, of Fayette.
Seventh-William a. Ketchum, of Marion.
Eighth--Hon. R. w. Thompson, of Vigo.
NintE-Dr. Adams, of Clinton.
Tenth-Mark L. Denote of Porter.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT g. Sayre of Wabash.
Twelfth-R. S. Taylor, of Allen
Thirteenth--Lewis Morrill, of La Porte.
DISTRICT VICE presidents
First Dstrct-John H. Rocker, of Vanderburg
county.
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Third-Everett Carter, of Jackson.
Fourth-W D. Ward, of Switzerland.
Fifth-G. NJ. Overstreet, of Johnson
Sixth-John Yaryan, of Wayne.
SEVENTH. c. Hart of Shelby.
Eighth-John Compton, of Vermillon.
Ninth-R. A. Williamson, of Boone.
Tenth-R. S. Dwiggins, of Jasper.
Eleventh.. T. Darwin, of Adams
Twelfth-Dr. Spauding of Lagrange.
differentiation W. Parks, of Marshall.
DISTRICT ASSISTANT SECRETARIES.
D;s+r;o+- w G1adisb Of Pile
Second. 9. Adams, of Knox.
Third-George W. Self, Of Harrison.
Fourth-W H. Green of Franklin.
Fifth-W. c. Wilson, of johnson.
Sixth-C. H. Butler, of Randolph
Seventh-zCharles g Hickman; of Marion.
Eighth. H. B. Mccain of Montgomery.
Ninth-O A. Wilson, of Boone.
Tenth-W. J. Howard, of Fulton.
Eeventh-Freeman Cooper of Howard.
Twefth-W. w. Ferrier of Steuben.
Thirteenth-Faied to appoint.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At large-General Milo R. Haskell, of Goshen, and
John NJ Butler, of indianapolis
Alternates at large-S. d. Wilson, of Ripley county
and William Heilman, of Vanderburg.
First district-General James G. Veatch, of Spencer
county.
Second-Wiam B, Roberts, of Sullivan
Third--John G. Berkshire, of Jennings.
Fourth-W, D. Ward, of Switzerland.
Eifth-Marshall Hacker, of Bartholomew
Six6h--Josiah e. Melett, of Delaware
Seventh-Thad. S. Rollins, of Marion.
Eighth. S. Holiday, of Clay.
Ninth-J NJ Reynolds, of Tippecanoe.
Tenth--Truman +. Palmer, of White.
Eleventh-James F. Elliott of Howard.
Twelfth--J B. Ferrel of Lagrange.
Thirteenth-John Reynolds, of st. Joseph.
ALTERNATE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
First district-C. A. De Bruler, of Vanderburg
county.
Second-Bishop s. Lowe, of Lawrence
Thrd-William K Marshall, of Jackson
FOURTH. w Conway, of Union
Ffth-David E. BEEN of Owen
Sixth-U P. Cole, of Rush.
Seventh-C. NJ. Rock, of Hancock
Eighth-John r. Gregory, of Warren.
Ninth-Dr Browenbeck of Madison.
Tenth-Willam Pagin, of Porter.
Eleventh-Andrew T. Wright, of Grant.
Twelfth-H. H Robinson, of Allen.
Thrteenth-Lemuel w. Royse of Kosciusko.
OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION.
Permanent president-Hon. Stanton J. Peelle, of
indianapolis.
Permanent secretary-Wiiam B. Roberts, of Sui
Ivan