The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-06-22

beyond that this convention can not investi.
gate and reach a wise conclusion until they
hear from the Committee on Credentials. This
L discussion is premature and out of place.
After some debate resolution offered by
George II. Davis of. Illinois, calling the roll of
States for the presentation of credentials and
notices of contest, was agreed upon, and the
roll was called, but without any result At $3.50
o'clock the convention adjourned until IL o'clock
to-day
CALIFORNIA PLACATED.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
met soon after the adjournment of the conven-
ton and California at once presented her
claims for the permanent Craftsmanship. Her
claims were considered by the committee as
emnently fair ones and without dissenting
voice Hon. M M. Estee, of California, was
elected as permanent chairman. The tempo
rary secfetar' es, reading clerks and all other
temporary officials, with tho addition of Mr..
Lynch, of Pennsylvania, as an additional Sec
rotary, were made the permanent officers of
the convention. The California delegation,
which had fought hard for the temporary
chaifmahshtr. liz greatly rejoiced over the sue
cess of it's labors
THE PLATFORM GoMMfTTEB.
The following is the Committee on Platform
and Resolutions as selected by the various dele
egattons:
Alabama -: ., hardy Nevada. w. M. Stewart
Arx'n's. j. A. williams In IRE. Mt. Batchelder
California M M EsteelN. Jy. .Gen,J, ". Griggs
Colorado w. A. HamillIN. York. F. nix Hiseock
Connect't..N. D. SperryiN. Cana. j. c. J.. Harris
Delaware C. S. Treat Ohio. =. VIM. Mckinley
Georgia. C. C. Wimbish Oregon. Rufus Vallery
Illinois G. 3. Farweu Penn a.. H w. Oliver, Jr.
Indiana: e, w. HalfordlR Ride Tsrd. AL. Sayles
Iowa: Geo. D. PerlinsIS. Cr'lina. G. e. Herc:ott
Kansas Albert Griffin Tenn. a.. L. G. Houck
Kentucky Il. MgKee Texas j.. r. p. Rentfro
La H. G. Warmoth Vt..!: Frank Plumley
Md -. Benz. H MillerW. Va. Thos: i, Swami
Mass. A, w. Beard Wis. -. w e. Carter
Mich Sen, G. Spalding Oak H. c. Hansborough
MINI c. e. Edwards Idaho 49,. Willis Sweet
Mo o. Mai. VIM. Warner l W ash II. j. Thompson
Neb 49,. Patrick Egan Wyom' ng. F. E. Warren
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
fine following is list of the members of the
National Committee chosen at the delegation
caucuses yesterday
Ala VIM Youngbiood Nevada. .,.E Williams
Cal IN. Fl. De YoungN. Jersey "a D. HcDart
Colo w. A HamillN. Car. w. 2. Connody
Conn. Sam'l Fessender Ohio 49,. "A. L. Conger
Geergia. II. +. Putney Oregon. u. Bourne, Jr
indiana indiana John q. NewR Island IT w Chase
Iowa. ID: S: ClarksonIS: Caro-. e. w. Brayton
Kansas. C. Leland; JrlTexas. -. ". ". Quincy
XIV. c. Goodloe yermoht.G G. w. Hooker
La. P. B. S. Pinchback Va. Sen. Riddleberger
Maine ii NJ Hayne West Va. N. .. Scott
MARYLAND. u. A. Gary Wis Henry c. Payns
Mass. Henry l.. Hyde Dakota IA. C. Melette
Mich John P. Sauborni Idaho -. George Shoup
MINI. G. Evans Montana. G. S. Warren
Miss. James Hill Wash. T II. Kavanaugh
Missouri Mss W W G; asd E,leg wyoming D. NJ Carey
SURVEYING THE FIELD.
If any of the friends of any OF the Candidates
had any idea that their fayorites had JOSH
-PafQ
day they were not telling airy body about it.
In fact. there was less guessing about the re-
suit at the hotels during the Gay than there
had been for a week before. The result ls
getting to be so near that the gentlemen VINO
have q reputation for political sagacity are
growing careful of it.
Underneath the surface, however. the set OF
the different currents might be felt The Blame
men are palpably worried over the DepeW can
didacy. which has come home to roost WIFE
them after they had Matched II out themselves,
as part of the favorite-son plan and one OF the
factors in the deadlock. They don't believe
Depew can be nominated, but they fear very
much that the consequence OF his candidacy
may be Sherman, or even possibly 0feshall-
who by the way. was mentioned more lre
ouently Yesterday than had been customary ioi
some time before. One break was MADE IN the
New York delegation yesterday in the person
OF John O'Brien, who pulled out OF the Depe"
camp and declared himself for Blaine.
The Blame men are still steadily and earnest
Iv working for deadlock, and still steadily
and earnestly declaring that they are doin'
nothing OF the sort. They have not got Caiiiof
MIA into line with their plan yet.
The Gresham people expressed more conn
| dence in their man than usual. ppf reif3lpe'
| from figures. .ar7ru
Iowans say Senator AllisdSidliia5 mi of5a'
| first ballot with Is Fotes.8d 52nlH IL .gss