The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-11
Observation-Disclosures Il. Hawkins. Jay county.

William I'll. Hawkins. Jay county.
Twelth-Judge E. 0. Rourke, Allen county
Thirteenth-Daniel Mcdonald, Marshall county
COMMITTEE on PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
First District-George W. Shanklin, vaaderburg
county.
Second-Thomas r. Cobb Knox county.
Third-Jason B. Brown, jackson county.
F Essl m s Holman, Dearborn county.
Sixth-Thomas j. Study, Wayne county.
Seventh-William Fl. English, Marion county.
Eighth-D. w. Voorhees,, Vigo county.
Ninth-Francis NJ johnson, Tippeeanoe county.
Tenth. Koelpke Lake county.
Eleventh-Dav;d Stakeholder. Adams county.
Twelfth-R. G. Bell. Allen county.
Thirteenth-John B. Stoll, st. Joseph county.
COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
First Districts B. Hatfield. Warrick county.
Second-Oscar Trippett. Jasper county.
Third-Col Thomas Shea, Scott county.
s ohm L; Dooyns, Decatur county
Sixth-D. w. Andre, Fayette county.
Seventh-Austin II. Brown, Marion county.
Eighth-Charles E. Boon, Fountain county.
Nnth-John Ross Benton county
Tenth-Charles r. Pollard, Carroll county.
Eleventh-W. T. McNagnys Whitney county.
Twelfth--Joseph A. Daley, Wells county.
Thirteenth-John H. Organ, LaPorte county.
COMMITTEE ON PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
First District-Henry Krauser, Pike county.
Second-Andy Humphreys, Green county.
Third-Lincoln Dixon Jennings county.
Fourth-Georgp B. Tubbs, Dearborn county.
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Sixth-John D. Smith, Randolph county.
Seventh-W. Scott Ray, Shelby county.
Eighth-W II. Gillum, Parke county.
Nnth-Theodore p Davis. Hamilton county.
Tenth-Patrick Keefe, Newton county.
Eleventh-H. B. Smith, Blackboard county.
Twelfth-Herman Kreuger, Noble county.
Thirteenth-Max Demburfsky Elkhart county.
sERGEANTs-AT-ARMS
First District-Thomas Groolns, vanderburgh
county.
Second-Alexander Byerly, Crawford county.
Third-C w. Krugen, Scott county
Fourth-A. B. Arlington. Decatur county.
Fifth-H. Lngenfelter. Hendricks county.
Eighth. NJ. Sellers Montgomery county.
Tenth-John " Stewart, White county.
Eleventh-C. G. Wengate, Jay county.
Twelfth-Dr. G.. w. Mcdonnell. Steuben county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Burton, Starke county.
1t is expected that little time will be lost in
proceeding to the main work of the convention.
Probably the only speech of any length that will
be made will be that of Senator voorhees, upon
the duties of chairman. The nomi
nations will be made in the following order
Secretary OF State, Auditor
of State Treasurer of State, Judge of the Su-
prene Court, Clerk of the Supreme Court, At
Superintendent of Public In
struction. The number of delegates is limited
to 23l. and it will therefore require GIG votes to
make nomination.
The seating of the crowd will be done under
the direction OF W. A. Peelle, IT., who has de-
gressional district, and three for those entitled
to seats on the stage. The seats are arranged in
three rows. The 116 seats in front, on the west
side of the house, will be occupied by the dele
gates OF the Eleventh district Immedi-
ately in the rear of them will be
seated the ninety-six delegates from the
Fourth district. The Thirteenth and the
First district delegates will be seated in the
back of the Fourth district The center row will
be occupied as follows: The Sixth district, the
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six seats Immediately in the rear; the Second
district, the ninety-six seats in the rear of the
Third the Tenth district the ninety six seats in
the rear of the Second; the Seventh district, the
1913 seats in the extreme rear of this row. The
row on the east side of the hall will be occupied
as follows: The Twelfth district, tine front l16
seats; the Fifth district the ninety six seats in
the immediate rear; the Ninth district, the
nnety-six seats in the rear of the Fifth district,
and the Eighth district. the liz seats in the ex-
treme end of this row. The members Of the
press will be seated between the delegates and
the stare