The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-18
DEMOCRACY'S CAMPAIGN.
The Congressional tOmTntttet Dr.
ganixed-An Executive Gonna 'tsaee
SalAcaN6

WASHINGTON March 4-Thc Demrcratc n
gressioual Campaign Committee met Al th' Ar-
lington Hotel in This city this evcning,hn "r-
ganlZcd Tor the coming campaign. Sen
Pendleton, Chairman nf the Democratic: ant
caucus presided. and Representative Pest, SEC
retary ol the Joint caucus, acted ~ Secretary Of
the meeting Thirty States and ont Itfflt'aies
are represented on the campaign c"tn.niitre
these being the States and Tcrriinrics which
send Democratic Senator or Representative To
Congress. Thiry-onc members were present AT
the meeting This evening. The following Ex-
ecutve Committee selected on 'ht 2aN ot
the Senate MtssIs Garland oi ArkansAs. Keana
of Yves, Virginia, German of Marylar'i, and ON
the part of the House Representatives, Paige OF
Ohio, RoseCrans Of California, Stockssager of
Indiana, Stevens of New York. and M;srphy OF
Iowa. II was decided that this Executives Cnnl
mitec should be empowered to select naetnhers
Of the Campaign Committee for the STATES and
Territories not represented in either tnS Senate
or House of Representatives by l'eSroerats.
These States and Territories are C"l"ia'Eo. KAN
sas. Maine. Minnesota Nebraska, New tTanp
shire, Rhode Island aud Vermont, anil flsko'a,
Idaho. New Mexico and Washington Tiffiory.
No other business transacted hv the Cam
pagn Committee
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTED.
The Executive Committee met npoA The 'ad-
iournmrnt Of the Campaign Committee ard sT.
ganZcd by electng Senator German Chairman
ana representative 1bSt secretary. rtHaHT
Kenna and Representatives Stevens ana Stock
Slayer were appointed "A sub Committee ion Fl
nance and Senator Garland and Reprcs Gitatv,'s
Murphy and Paigca sub COMMITTEE on CaIApaign
Documents, the Chairman being an ex-ofiie6o
member of both subcommittee
The committee had an informal talk OVER the
arrangements TO be made for the campaign but
did not enter into any discussion ot qIee.snns Of
party policy.
THE TARIFF ISSUE
The revenue reform Democrats appear 30 be
in the minority on the Executive C"minittea
Senator German, Chairman. and Senator Kpana
are both tariff Democrats, rs are Representatives
Paige, of Ohio. and Stevens, of New Work.
Representatives Stockslager and Murrhy were
Carlisle men, and, with Senator Garlanl ;repre
sent the tariff reform element on the coineilttee
Representative RoSecrans voted tor t,9slisie
for Speaker bnt is an g incidental prnte' is,Iisi,
and indorsc> the OHIO tariff platform Tie Ser.
retarv of the Committee is a" tariff" y D.l3ocrat.
In the main the committee is composed of he
Younger element of the party
THE MEMBERS
The following is full lis, of the C,nnaigri
Committee as 1T present organized
Alabama-II A. Herbert
Arkansas-A. II Garland.
Califnrnia-W 5 RoSrcrans.
Connecticut-W w Etton
Delawarc-C. =. Lore.
F!orida-R II. NJ Davidson.
Grorgia-A II. Colqutt
Illinois-R w Town>hcnd
Indian 5 NJ StockSla.cr
Iowa.. II. Murphy.
kentnckv-T4mes F. Clay
Louisiana-W. c. Blanchard.
Marylanl-A. r. G"rmtn.
Ma-SrclIuSottS-lI. p. Lowering
Michgan-N. b. Ellrlgr.
Misss>ippi-H l.. Nnllrow
MiSs0nri--A. VI. Dnckcrv.
Nrvada-(icorgc w. G. ,s~itlay
New Jcrscy-W H. Fielder
New YorkR :. Stevens.
North Cnrolina-Ccmcnt Dow
Ohio-D. r. Paige.
OregOn-.I. II. Slater
Pcnnsylvanil-W William Nntchlcr
South Carnlina-Samucl Dibblc
T~nnc>>rr--.J. u. i1trrls.
Texas-R. Q. Mills
Nirgjnia-.Jnhn :. Barbour.
West NrEinia-.Iohn + Kenna
WScnn~in-P. Y. Drustcr.
Ariz0na-G. II. Ouray
Mon,aua-M Maginn'S
Wyominy-M. + Pos
Iah j. f. Caine