The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-06

New Hampshire Chairman, Frank Jones;
secretary, NJ. b. Sullivan; resolutions, J. C.
Moore; credentials, W. s. Ladd; organization,
Daniel Connor; committeeman, A. w. Sulloway
New Jersey-Chairman, r s. Green; secre-
tary, w, b. GouSey; resolutions Leon Albeit; (;
credentials, 7. b. Baker; organization, G.. D. w.
Nroom committeeman, Miles Ross,
New 1ork-Chairman, Roswell p Flower;
secretary Thomas f. Gilroy; resolutions, Ed
ward Cooper; credentials, John Larkins; or
gan2ation, Mayor Chaplin Of Brooklyn; com
mitteeman, Herman Oelrchs,
North Caralina-C Chairman. Julian S. Carr;
secretary, Charles 5. Vance; resolutions, Rich
ard Battle; credentials, w. G. Bowen; organi-
zation, W. G. Smith; committeeman, M. w.
Ransom.
OhioChairman, Thomas e. Powell; secre
tary Robert b. Lee; resolutions, l.. T. Neal i;
credentials, z. j. Sorg; organization, A. w.
Matthews; committeeman, G. S. Bryce.
Oregon Hartman, j. X. Kelly; secretary.
Napoleon Davis; resolutions, NJ. S. Hellman;
Lee; committeeman, A. Noltner
Pennsyvaua-Cha Chairman, Charles F. Boyle;
secretary. J. p. Sensonderfer; resolutions,
William Mutchler; credentials, John II. Orvs;
organization, Lewis G. Cassidy; committeeman,
not chosen
Rhode Island Chairman, Isaac Bell Jr; sec
retary, w. j. Pierce; resolutions, Joseph II.
Metcalf; credentials, Charles II. Page; organi-
cation, Y. l.. O'Reily; committeeman, j. b.
Barnely
South Carolina-C Chairman, f. W. Dawson
secretary, q. S. Graham; resolutions, John I.
Sloan; credentials, c. A. Wood; organization, j.
2. Goggins; committeeman, i, W. Dawson.
TenneSsee--C Chairman, John c. Brown; secre-
tary, ii. II Ingersoll; resolutions, Lizard Thomp
son; credentials r. p. Mcqueen; organization,
j. X. Goodwin; committeeman, X. +. DoVey.
TeXaS-Chairman. j. w. Throckmorton; sec
retary, W. G. Conuor; resolutions, George
Clark; credentials, John Bookhout; organiza-
ton. Horace Chiffon; committeeman, o. t. Holt
Vermont-Chairmau, w H. Bingham; secre-
tnrV George w Smith. resolutions. .lOlu III,
Senter; credentials Alexander Cochran; organi-
zation, j, ID. Hanrahan; committeeman. Hiram
Watkins.
Nirginia-Chairman e. Houston secretary,
W. W. Scott; resolutions p. w Mckinney
credentials, r.. c. Marshall; organization, j. W.
Raylett; committeeman, John S. Barbour.
Wisconsin, Chairman, @ NJ Woodward; sec
retary, I. +. Frawley; resolutions W. III. Sea
man; credentials s. V. Dickinson; organization,
S w. Lameroux; committeeman. j. l.. Mitchell.
West Virginia Chairman, }. b. Jackson; sec
rotary, j. A. Neighhert; resolutions, w hala
han; credentials, G. w. Daily; organization, j,
b. Bassil; committeeman, William Clements
The following is organization Of the ter
ritories. The committeeman have not yet
been announced:
Arizona Credentials, George @. Berry; organ
ization, George G. Berry; resolutions, J. G.
Herndon.
Dakota Credentials, A. N. Bangs; organiza-
tion, A. N. Bangs; resolutions, /. j. Walsh.
District OF Columbiar-C Credentials, william
Dickson; organization William Dickson; resolu-
tions, Lawrence Gardner.
Idaho-Credentials, John NJ. Slmcott; organi-
zation, r. S. Harvey; resolutions, X. s. Harvey.
Wyoming Credentials l.. Kabis; permanent
organization, j. r. Dixon; resolutions, j. K.
Dixon.
Washington - Credentials, Steward Rice;
permanent organization, j. j. Brown; resolu-
tions, j. j. Brown.
Utah-Credentials, Robert c. Chambers; per
manent organization, Robert G. Chambers;
resolutions, F. l.. Williams.
Montana-C Credentials. A. j. Davidson; reso-
lutions Martin Maginnis
New Mexico-Credentials Rafael Roner
permonent organization, william b. Chiders
| resolutions. William b. Chiders.
POPULAR LEADERS.
When the name of David Turpie OF
Indiana was called to represent that state
upon the committee on resolutions there
was a burst OF applause, which was, how
ever, eclipsed by the cheers which greeted
the selection of Henry Watterson to the
same committee by the state of Kentucky
nor was A. p German forgotten by the
assemblage, and the mention of his name
was vigorously applauded.
Mr. OBrien Of Minnesota. said that as
there was a contest in the Dakota delega-
ton. the only contest before the convention,
he would move that the Dakota delegates
be excluded from any participation in the
conventions proceedings until the report OIL
the credentials committee is made and
acted upon. The proposition was adopted
without opposition.
The chair then announced that each OF
the three committees just constituted would
meet at o'clock-the committee on creden-
tials and the committee on permanent
organization IN the convention hall, and
the committee on resolutions in the grand
Darlor Of the Southern hotel
TO NOMINATE TODAY.
Roswell r. Flower of New York rose to
offer a resolution, and was received with
applause. His resolution was to the effect
that when the convention takes recess
to day, it be to meet ut noon tomorrow
Mr.. Albeit offered an amendment fixing
the hour at 10 o'clock. He wanted, he said,
TO see the Democratic ticket nominated to-
morrow, and not on the third day.
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
Flower, and the resolution as amended was
agreed TO.
The convention then, on motion Of Mr..
Flower, at o'clock took "A recess until IL
o'clock tomorrow morning.
TEMPORARY OFFIOERS.