The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-25
DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS.
Delegates to Chicago, State Central Commit
teemen, and Convention Committees.


Delegates to Chicago, State Central Commit
teemen, and Convention Committees.
| The delegates from the thirteen congress
sional districts met last night the headquarters
assigned them and elected delegates to Chicago,
State central committeeman, convention COM
mittees, etc.
| The committee on permanent organization
met as soon as it had been selected and selected
as delegates at large to the Chicago convention
Hons Thos A. Hendricks, D. w. Voorhees,,
Charles DENLY, of Evansville, and r. c. Bell
of Fort Wayne Alternates, B. w. Hanna, OF
Charlottesville, and W. H. D. Hunter, of Law
renceburg. Mr. Hendricks was also elected
permanent chairman, but on being apprised of
the fact by the committee, peremprorily de-
clined, and Senator Voorhees, name was sub
| stitued Lincoln T. Dixon was elected principal
secretary.
The result of the district meetings last night
| is as follows:
| DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
AT IARGE-Bayless w. Hanna of Montgomery; w.
| H. d. Hunter of Dearborn.
First District--G. V. Menzies Posey F. Lauen-
stein Vanderburg
Second-J NJ. Andrews, Orange; Samuel H. Taylor,
! Daviess.
|
Fourtb-Col. f. D. Bannister, Dearborn; Col. j. H.
! Woolford. Jefferson.
| Fifth-Thos. w. Woollen, johnson; P H. McCor-
mick Bartholomew.
Sixth-W. A. Bickle, Wayne; Harry wysor Della,
Seventh-O B. Hord and Peter Lieber, Marion.
! Eighth-T f. Davidson, Fountains G. f. McNutt,
Vjgo; v pu.4 ,t.a;.on. nail. p,ono
Tenth--Clinton Chamberlain, Fultoni A L. Jones,
Porter.
Eleventh-D. Yengling, Huntington; Hugh Dough
Twefth-Herman Freygang, steuben; Henry
Thirteenth-Hudson Beck, Kosciusko; Daniel Nc
| Donald, Marshall.
Alternate Delegates.
AT IARGE-Th omas A. Hendricks of Marion; Dan
el w. Voorhees,, of Nigo Charles DENLY, of Wander
burg; Robert c. Bell, of Allen.
First-A. H. Taylor, Pike; J. L. Taylor, Warrick.
Second-J. NJ. Breen, Martin; c. f. At1in, Sullivan.
Third-Charles w. Cruson, Scott; Daniel F. Lemon,
Harrison.
Fourth-Chas White, Ripley; S B, Rude Union.
Fifth-A Heavenridge II j. Feltus Monroe
Sixth-WIiam Newkirk, Rush John r. Polk, Ran
Seventh--Andrew Hogan Ernst Faut Hancock
Eghth-S. D. Puett, Parkei James Wright, Mont
Ninth-wm G. Morris, Clinton, F. NJ Householder,
Hamilton.
Tenth-C. B. Knowlton, Cass.
Eleventh.. Bumenthal Grant; j. NJ. Jackson
Miami
ST. Joseph.
Eght6-Thomas F. Davidson, Fountain; c. F. Nc
Ninth " Brunt, Madison; S. s. Daily, Boone
Tenth-Clinton Chamberlain, Fulton A. L. Jones,
Porter.
Fleventh--Dr. D. Yengling, Huntington; Hugh
Twelfth-Hermau Freygang steuben; Henry Cole
rick, Allen.
Thirteenth Hudson Beck Koscusko; Daniel Nc,
Donald, Marshall.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
At Large-B. W. Hanna of Charlottesville; W. D.
H. Hunter Lawreneeburg.
| First District-William F. Townsend, Pike.
Sceond-Henry D. Cauthorne Knox,
Third-Aaron A. Cravens, Washington.
Fourth-Frank L. Gavin Decatur.
| Ffth-Wilis Heckam, Owen.
| Sixth-N. r. Elliott, Henry.
! Seventh-James A. New, Hancock
Eighth-James NJ. Seller, Montgomery.
| Ninth-William r. 0gesby Upton.
| Tenth-Fred. Kopelke, Lake.
Decentralization H. Harkens. Jay.
! Twelfth-William H. Ds DeKalb
Thirteenth Mortimer Nye, LaPorte.
Contingent Electors.
Second-D. II. Heffren, Daviess.
| Third--Captain Edward Hostetler. Crawford
j Fourth-Carroll D. Tandy, Switzerland
| Fifth-R. NJ Johnson, johnson.
| Sixth
Seventh-samuel A. Troy Hancock.
| Eighth-Claud E Matthews; Vermillon.
! Ninth-Theo F. Davis, Hamilton.
| Tenth-George Hardy, Newton.
Eleventh.. D. Cox, Miami
| Twelfth-Soomon Myers Noble.
| Thirteenth-C Charles Freeand Elkhart.
| STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
! First District-WiIford B. Mcdonald, Gibson.
| Seeond-H. " Norrall Green.
| Third-Joseph L. Reilly, Jennings.
Fourth-A. b. Arlington Decatur.
Fifth-Eb. Henderson, Morgan.
Sxth-W. c. Forey Fayette.
| Standardization Landers Marion.
/ Eighth-Wm Ii. Gilum, Parke.
| Ninth-Elwood Avery, Clinton.
| Tenth-A b. Champion, Carroll.
Eleyenth--D. b. Sweetser Grant.
| Twelfth-Chas. A. Zollnger, Allen.
| Thirteenth--Edward Hawkins, LaPorte.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
| First District-Phlip Frey Vanderburg.
Second-Samuel w. Williams, Knox
| Thrd-Samuel Voyes, Washington.
Fourth-George r. Tebbs, Dearborn.
| Fifth. ID. Lyle Bartholomew.
| Sixth-Q NJ James. Delaware.
| Seventh-Morgan Chandler Hancock.
Eighth-John Lee, Montgomery.
Ninth-F, NJ. Trissal Hamilton.
Tenth-Robert Gregory, White.
Eleventh-H. b. Smith, Baekford.
Twelfth-H c. Stanley, Noble
Thrteenth-W. $. Marshall, Kosciusko.
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
First Distriet-HeDer ]. Moy Perry.
Second-W. L. Troylor, Dubois
Third-James d. kelso Floyd
Fourth-Hugh d. McMulen Dearborn
Fifth. c. Robinson Owen.
Sixth-Wm. Cassiday, Rush.
Seventl-Wm. II. English, Marion.