Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-20


n. NJ. Richardson; Organization. John X. Boise:
Credentials l. II. Dunsian; Resolutions. George
spauldipg; National Committee, John p san
born.
Observation-Disclosures. james o'Brien: secre-
tnry, Charles l. Lewis: Organization. @. q. Hart
ley Credentials, II. J. Miller; Resolutions. CD.
Eawarss; National Com mittee, II. J: EvsnA
histtsippi-Chairman, NJ. hcGtil; secretary,
Judge Frazse; Organization. Wesley Crayton;
Credentials, J. J. Speiiman Resolutions. John
K Lynch: National Committee. james hilL
Observation-Disclosures, Chauneey !. riley sec
rotary, William 1. sullivan; Organization, w. "A.
jacobs; Credentials, John Alpus. Jr.; kesolu-
tons. William Warner; National COMMITTEES,
Chauncey l. fUley.
Nebrasks-Chairnnn,C c. J. Green secrotsry'
y. II. Emell: Organization, @. w, Heisn; Cree
dentisls, Aaron Wall; Resolutions, Patrick
Egan: Natiopsl Committee. william Robertson.
Nevada-Chairman, senator Jones; Creden-
tials. W. q. sharon; Organization, NJ u. Folcy'
Resolutions. Senator Stewart; National Commit
Tee, Evan Williams
New MISUNDERSTANDING y. II. Gallngcr;
Secretary, A. +. Bstcbelder; organization, T. II.
Gilman; Credentials. Hiram a. Iuttie. hesolu-
lions. A. r. Batchelder
New Jersey-Chalrrnan. General William j.
Sewsll; Secretary. Richard 4. starr; Otganlza-
ton, J. II. Brewner; Credentials. John Ramsay
Resolutions John W. Griggs; Member National
Committee q. A. Hobart
New Yort-Chairman, Chauncy N. Depev;
Secretary, o O.. Warren; Organization, George
h. Sloan Credentials, j. l. Weber; Resolutions
Frank Hisc0ck.
North caroiina-CAairrnan J. j. Mott: secre-
tary, j. Z. Daucy; Organization. J. n. Wnliam-
son; Credentials d. l.. Russell; Resolutions, j.
C. L. Harris National Committee, W. 7. Cana
day.
0hio-Charnan. GoyernorJ. B. Foraker; Sc
cretary, General A. ). Burtnell Organization,
| Charles Foster: Credentials, General w. H.
Gibson; Resolutions, William Mckinley, Jr:
Member of National Committee, Colonel A. L.
Conger.
Oregon-Chairman, J. W. Cusick: Secretary,
Il Inp lFedfn-
tals. J. L. Bean: Resolutions, Rufus Mallory
National Committee, Jonathan Bourne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N. :. Quay; secre-
tAry. G. Mngee: Organization, w. X. Leeds Gre
dentias, II. II. Bingham; Resolutions. Ii. f.
oliver. $50.
Rhode Isiand-Charman, Colonel Frederick
7. Mary: Secretary Colonel Melville bulI Or-
ganiZstlon George l.. CranstOn; Credenuhls,
BENJAMIN NJ. Bosworth; Res0lutons. Hon. A.
bert l. sayles; National Committee, General L.
W. Chace. o.
cretary, p +. Oliver; Organization, 1. j. luo-
| mer: Creden ials. j. NJ. Freeman; Resolutons,
George L. Herrioit: National Committee. +. h'
Brayton. O.
:sry, J. +. Norris; Organization, George W.
Winshed; Credentials. ;. \. McElwee; hesolh-
tlons, J.. c. Hank.
cretary L. n. Terrell: National Committee, ~
W. Cuney; Credentials. H. +. Campbell; Organt-
cation, IL. {. Ferguson; Resolutions X B.
henifro. ,,
Committee. John Il. Mcbride Remainder not
named.
Vermont-Chairman RedGed Proctor; Or
ganization. G W. Reed; Credentials, II. [: lde'
Resolutions. Frank Plumber; hember OF Ma
tonal Committee, George ". Hooker
Virginia Observation-Disclosures, John
s. Wise; Secretary. Morgan Treat; urganiza-
ton, General V. D. Groner; Credentials W. =
Pendlcton: Resolutions, j. Z. Houston; Mom-
Der Of National Committee. H. II. kiddleDerser.
West Yrginia-Chairman, W. 7. huboWd;
Secretary. Henry {. Flcisnar; Organhaioh'
John T. Rem; Credentials. John Cooker, keso.
luiions. Colonel Thomas u. swami; Member oil
National Committee. N B. Scott
Observation-Disclosures. John G. Spooner; sec
rotary. George 4. Knapp: Organization a. w
Sanb0rn: Credentials, James O'Neil; heaolu-
tons, W. r. Carter; National Committee, IL. &
Payne.
Mon ana-Chnlrman, George o. Eaton; Sec
Rotary, 7. G. Power; Organization, J. {. over
Credentials, n. c. Power: Resolutions, George
/ O. Eaton; National Committee, Charles L.
Warrcu
Washington Tcrltory-cholrman. 2dward
W. iletson: Secretary, o. G. White; OiganlIh-
ton. L. b. Hyde: Cred initials, %. g. White; 10
solutions, ". }. Thompson; National COMMIT
| tee Thomas VI. Cayauaugh.
Wyoming-Ch aivnsn, r. T. Warren: Secre-
thry. G. -. CLARK; Organization, C.. D. OIsrS;
! Credentials, &. ID. Clark; kcsolations, +. r.
| Warren; National Committee, Joseph carey.
TnE CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE GEr TO WORK.
| Whom tho Committee on Credenunls met this
| evening an the members were present. nnd Hon.
| william Hepburn, Of Iowa. wa7 elected chhr-
/ man over Congressman II. II. bingtaln. Of Penn
| sylvania. who declined the honor. b. VI. Bo5-
/ worth % Rhode Island, VIA chosen sccretaryi
! Charles Torrance Of Illinois assistant secretary.
! aud Edmund VI. Smith, Of Colorado, sergeant NJ
/ arms. Tho committee M once got down 10 Ous'-
| meas by the rOll-call Of States for contests.
! Whom Virginia WAS reached the contest was
| announced, and IL was decided by n unanimous
vote % investigate mo rights ~ two sets OF deie
gates az large TO seats in the convention. IN
| hour Was given 20 each side 10 present their
! respective claims. At go eX-Congrcssman
Brady (anii-Mahone) arose to the noOr and spoke
In bcBalf OF his dele CATION.
| After Brady took his soat short speeches in
behalf Of the Malone delegation were made by
| John A. Watts, = Brown Allen, and a. {.
! Hasri4-all 81 Virginia-and ~ lOi5 o'clock
| Malone TOOK the floor and spoke ABOUT
| "A half en- hour After the conclusion Of
| NahOne's speech one OF the members Of
| the clmmitteee whose uAmo was jealousy
guarata foil OF his chan ia dead faint The
| unfortunate committeeman was rcsushcated by
| the use OF ice water Tho incident caused SEM
! saiiou When the excl emCnt had subsidized eX-
! Congressman John =. Wise took the hoor The
! speeches 81 brady. Malone, aud Wise were Bit
| ter and personal in the highest degree, and IN
| several instances 70 looked a. II tho principals
! in the Virginia case would como 70 blows.
FRAMING THE Platoon.
The Platform Committee was called 70 order
| nj the Union League club about O'Clock, Mr.
Mckinley, Of Ohio, presiding. Tho first two
! hours Of the meeting we're laken up by The dele
| CATION from tho National Woman suffrage
| Association At lO.30 o'clock the commit
! tee stopped receiving delegates and began
| the work Of framing The platform. The
] rest Of tho evenings session Of the commit
| tee was taken up IA hearing the views OF various
! members OF the committee on the Tariu, tho
silver question. the Chinese question, ana others
! The expression II opinion on the tariii was
unanimous IN favor % high protective tarin, and
! there il little question but that such plank VIII
| be ad0pted Tho committee at midnight ad-
| journed I'll TO morrow without completing their
work.
How the first BaiIOts WIZ 60.
CHICAGO. June 19.-The Gresham men hal q
| big parade with banners an trausparencies
| tonight The most stlising feature u II Was
| the Kansas CITY Flam boau Club.
| According 20 the present programme the vote
! Of New England which, excepting liaWley, has
no candidate. - 20 be- split among the candidates
AZ the onset Maine will give q vote 10 every can
diJate In The Geld. Vermont will vote FOR >her-
| uau: Nassachuset,s aud New Hampshire viii
| split: Rhode Isiaud will vote for Al
lison, and Connecticut o., course, Tor
| excsptipg John OiBrien. who declares thst he
| will vote for Blaine. New Jersey ia tor Phelps
| PENNSYLVANIA has - votes for Sherman, 10 fer
| Filter. aud 10 scattering. ohio Is for sherman,
| Indiana for Harrison Michigan for Alser, III
| nois for Gresham, Wisconsin Tor husS, Iowa Tor
! Allison. Minnesota hos 10 votes for Gresham
! and 4s,atterlng. Kansas Il for Ingalls,, Colorado
! anL Nevada doubtful, oregon for Gresham. and
! California for stanford. The south Is divided
! between Sherman, Gresham. Alger, Depew. ami
/ Harrison.
! An intelligent estimate OF tho first ballot shows
| eleven candidates with votes about "a follows:
! sherman, go: Gresham, 100: Depew, 100: Alger,
! % Harrison. 100; Allison. 50 Phelps, IS; kusk,
| ~: ingalls,. AZ Filter. Is; stanford, lG This
| leaves thirty-nve votes unaccOunted for. Mis-
| souri, aud Arkansas are still doubtful quantities.
| IL is believed there will be no material change
| from this estimate Tor ballot or two and ii is
| thought the convention Will then adjourn over
/ night
pew appesrs impossible. After this has been
| demonstrated in the balloting Plat will probably
/ call away MS forces, numbering twenty or twon-
I ty-nye votes, and II combination has been
! formed throw them IN. Warner Miller Is ex-
pecied 20 throw his votes 70 sherman. What De-
| new will do when the momeut cOmo5 for aban-
| doninR his own canvass Is ono Of tho mysteries
| Of tho hour. An intimate friend Of Dopews ssid
| tonight: IF Depow cannot 10 nominated look
10 see him rise aud In a theatrical manner throw
his votes 20 Blame"
Depew himself will be placed ia nomination
/ nv senator uiscock just now one fact l. pretty
well settled and that Is the nomination OF q sol
dier i'm one place or the other This fact mill
| tetss much against Allison, who otherwise IL in
| good position. The opposition Of the Pacific
States steadily weakens sherman: Just row