The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-15

make no recommendation, but to let the con-
vention dispose of the admission of women as it
saw proper.
Womau's relations to politics also appeared in
the several district meetings held last night. IL
referred to her right TO suffrage. though and in
all of the districts, except the Eleventh. there
decided feeling in favor of having univer-
sal suffrage in its broadcast sense espoused by
the party. A majority of the Eleventh district
VIII vieor, and after a prolonged discussion.
voted down by 81 to 10 resolution instructing
the districts Representative in the committee
resolutions to favor it In these meetings the
the national convention, presidential electors.
and committeeman and resolutions, were APP
~o- : - State Committee
First District-.J. c. Huston Posey.
Second-Rev. N f. Gill, Dubois.
Thrd-W. q. Hopkins, Floyd
Fourth--A. Grant Tibbs. Dearborn.
Fifth-George Smith Owen
Sixth-Dr. w. A. Spurgeoii, Delaware
Seventh. B. Jacques Marion.
Eighth-T. E. Ballard, Montgomery.
Einth-Aaron Walker. Howard.
Tenth-Dr D. L. Overholser, Cass.
lESsrt > 3 Len Len,visty' IN, Grant
Thirteenth-Capt. y. J. Norrh, Kosciusko.
Delegates National Convention
First District-Theodore Wheeler, Gibson; Thomas
second-Franklin L. Myers. Knox; E. S. Hobbs,
Dubois
Fifth-C. P. Tuley, Monroe; Dr. F. T. Mcwhirter,
Putnam
sixth-John Richardson. Randolph; Prof. O. W.
sevsnth-Robort Denny. Marion; F. G. Sexton,
EigRfh-Dr j. G. L. Meyers. Parke; DIR. ]. O. Sid
Nintb-Abel Doan, Hamilton; B. L. Gordon. Gin
ton
Tenth-W. p Mckinney Carroll; A. T. McCurry.
Eleventh-Professor Howe, Huntington; Rev.
Twefth-James E. Graham Allen; G. W. Baxter.
De Kalb.
Perkins, st. Joseph
Presidential Electors.
First District--Leroy H; Albert. yanderburg.
second-Dr. James T. Williams Knox.
Third-Augustus Bradley. Floyd
Fifth--G. W. Terry Monroe:
Sixth-W. NJ. Ross, Randolph.
Seventh-R. NJ. Julian Hancock-
Eghth-Elwood Hunt. Parke.
NINTH. NJ. Crist Boone
Tenth-D w. Thomas, Carroll
Twelfth-C J. Winch, Allen.
Thirteenth-C. l.. Murray, st. Josephs.
Resolutions.
First District-James Mccormick Gibson
Second-Wm. Bentle, Knox
Thrd-C B. Ellis, Harrison.
Fourth-T. T. Mccoy Decasur.
Fifth-Dr F. T McWhrter, Putnam.
Sixth-Prof. Q. w. Hodgens. Wayne.
SEVENTH. B. Ratcliff, Marion
Eighth-G W. Paul, Montgomery.
Ninth-L. NJ Crist, Boone.
Tenth w r. Lowe Cass.
Twetth-G. K. Hubbard LaGrange
Thrteenth-C. l.. Murray, st. Josephs.
The Fourth district postponed its choice or
delegates and electors until to-day.
The committee resolutions had dis
cussion womans suffrage extending through
several hours, those opposed to it making an
earnest fight. resulting In n division on the
question on a of to 5. the majority favor
ing resolution supporting the issue directly.
The minority urged q submission of the question
a vote of the people, and upon that they will
probably submit a report to the convention in
opposition to the report of the majority.
The State central committee organized
last evening by electing:
President--John Ratff Grant county.
Secretary-Will 2. Ha G, Marion.
Observation-Disclosures Denny, Marion.
These officers, with T. E. Ballard, of Mon t.
gomery county, and DIR. w. A. Sturgeon. OF
Delaware. will constitute the executive commit
tee. The convention will meet at 10 o'clock
this morning.