Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

New Jersey Repuslscans-Gesrss and
Alabama Dcasecpnss, Ese.

The New Jersey republican convention ye<ter-
day elected the following delegstes-at-srve 60 the
chicago convention: William J. sewelL OF cam
den; senator John W. GriggS OF Passaic: ex-coh-
grc<sman George A. Halsey. Of Newark. and John
Hart Brewer OF Trenton. The following are the
district delegates: First distrctRichardT I. starr.
OF salem, and Isaac NofrtI OF salem. second-
William IL skirm, OF Trenton, and Joseph H. Gas
Kill OF Mount Holly. Thiro-Henry $. White,
Monmouth, and Joseph II. T. Martin. OF NiddleseN.
fourth-John X. Blair. and II. Burdett Herr, OF
himoerdon. Fifth-william NJ. johnson. OF Ber-
gen. and II. o. Madsh. OF Morris. sxth-Henry NJ.
Doremus and Henry A. Potter. Of Essex. seventh
s Jon B Sn sredeneurgh and Joan Ramsay, Of nud,
son Inc convention Instructed It's delegates 10
SMcsgo 70 support William Walter Phelps fof
The Georgia democratic convention yesterday
was enthusiastic over President Cleyeland,s tarifi
reform message. Hon. Patrick Walsh the present
UNDERSTANDING OF the state In the national demo-
| cratic committee, was defeated for delegate-at-
| large 10 the ST Louis convention. Delegates-at-
large are Hons. Pope Barrow, Z. Is. DubisnOn, Al
| pert Cox and Washington Dessau. All are
advocates OF the Presidents tarin views Each uf
| the ten districts chose two delegates, and every
| aelegate chosen Is for the Mills bill The plat
form endorses the President position on the tariff
The delegates 10 the St Louis convention are IN
| structed to cast the vote OF Georgia Tor Grover
| The Alabama Democratic state convention yes
| terdy renoininated Gov. Seay by reclamation and
| the ticket was completed as follows; {. Z. Lang
Don, secretary OF state; Jno l. Cobbs treasurer:
| c. ID. Hogue, auditor; I. y. Mcclellan. attorney
| general, and s Palmer, superintendent OF educa-
1 ton
The Wisconsin republican state convention yes
| teruay elected delegates % the national conyen-
4 Ton Gov. Rusk was endorsed for President The
platform declares that while In favor NJ revision ot
| the tarin, the republicans OF Wisconsin are OPP
posed 70 the Mills tarin bill
| hepuoucan congressional district conventions
held In Maryland yesterday selected the following
delegates 70 the Chicago convention: X J. w.
| CAREY, l.. r II. Dennis, Vim. NJ. Marine, Vim. r..
| NarOurton, Mm W. johnson, Mm. 4. Airey, j.
Reese Pitcher. Wesley NJ. oler, Adrain Posey, JAS.
A. Gary, Geo. |. Wellington and Benz amin Miller
| Inc sentiments OF the various conventions showed
| decided preference for Blaine.
| The democrats OF the fourth West Virginia dis
trict selected ex-senator j. V Camden delegate at
| large anu James Capehart and Geo Mckendnes
district delegates 10 the 81 Louis convention.
Resolutions ndOrsing President Cleveland and his
| tarln views were adopted.
| The nrst West Virginia district democratic con-
ventlon elected j. Is. fancy delegate at large Ia
| the St LOUIS convention, and John Bassell ana d.
| u. johnson district delegates, with J. G. Palmer,
| b. A Berry and J. v. Blair as alternates
| Az the republican district conventions IN ST.
Louis Delegates were selected for the national
convention al Chicago as follows: Third district,
| W. Y. sullivan and +. :. Lowe; alternates. A D.
| Wilcox and A II. Nanderyort. seventh district
| W. l. Morsey and John X Martin; alternales n
| {. Wilson and A. r. Mispagel.
| Al the republican district conventions In St
Louis delegates were selected for the national con-
| Nentlon at Chicago as follows: Third district "
| q sullivan and T. :. Lowe; seventh district "A .
| l. Morsey and John X Martin.