New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
WHERE WILL 1T BE HELD !
MAKING READY FOR THE GREAT DEMO
CRATIC CIRCUS.
FULL LIST OF PERFORMERS WHO WILL APPEAR IN
THIS, THs BIGGEST SNOW on EARTH
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THIS, THs BIGGEST SNOW on EARTH
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WASHINGTON, Feb 1s (Speciap.-1he Demo
cratic National Committee will meet AT Wiihru
Hotel in this city next Wednesday to determine
the time and place for holding the Na'ionai Noa-
vention. The committee is composed Of the fol-
lowing representatives Of the States, territories
and District of Columbia: Alabama, Henry "
Temple Arkansas, T. w. Fordyce; California
NJ +. Tarpey Colorado Charles 5. Thomas Ooh-
necticut. William Fl Barnum; Delaware, lgnatius
G. Grubb: Florida, Samuel PascO; Georgia fat-
rick Walsh Illinois, s. Corning Judd Indiana
Austin H. Brown Iowa, NJ. NJ Ham; Kansas,
G. w. Blair; Kentucky, Henry ID McHenry
Louisiana b. +. Jonas; Maine, William Henry
Dickinson Dick Minnesota. p. IL. Kelley; Mississippi,
c. A. Johnson Missouri j. Grin Prather NE ae
mis-; New Hampshire, A. w. Sulloway newer
sey, Miles Ross; New,York w Norm Srmst r U%r1
6 Ps NJ w. S EanScm P SnS William
Wallace; Rhode Island, J. B. Barnaby; South
Carolina, F. W. dawson; Tennessee, Robert E +
ginIa, Hen,y G. Davis; WISCONSIN, william r:
Villas; Arizona, w. X Mead Dakota. M; H. id pdy
John HALEY; Montana, w. j. McEormlcRn; ncm
Mexico, George w. Fox; Utah, j. H. Rosep9r-
ough; Washington. j. ii. Kuhn; wyoming NJ L.
Post. -. ,,oo, nm
AS a number of the members have been APP
pointed to official positions under the DemociaCIo
Admins ration there has been goou az "a, o % pie
aton to what these gentlemen WI 40 ID view
Of the Presidents Civil Service letter Warmly Warmly
public officials against taking part IN poi'' ,ss
affairs. The present National Committee was
elected at the Chicago National Convention OF
1884 after the ticket Of Cleveland and liendrlcKs
had been nominated Hence official posltlohs hane
come to members since they were chosen 10 repre-
sent their respective States on the National Com
mittce. q
The office holders of the committee are :
Corning Judd postmaster at CnicagG MuS in the
Treasury; NJ NJ Ham, of Iowa, postmaster at
Dubuque B. F Jonas Of Louisiana s9ilec11 ic Gl
inson, of Michigan, Postmaster-General
w. w. Armstrong, of =, Ohio post
master at Cleveland: b. b. Smalley, OF Vermont
collector at Burlington, and, William F. Villas Of
Wisconsin, Secretary of the Interior. w; H.
Meade of Arizona, and NJ; H. Day OF DaKo'a'
have been appointed TO Territorial positions.
So far as can be ascertained the offce-hoders
will not resign from the committee, but some OF
them at least will be represented at the meeting
next "Wednesday by proxies me term on N All rng
Convention, and then a new committee VIII De
chosen. =, $500,
Committee in this city, a member TO represent
New-Yo will be chosen 10 I'll the vacancy caused
by the death Of Hubert o. THOMPSON. The New
devolves upon the National Committee to fill the
vacancy. The impression is that Chairman,
Murphy. of the New-YorS State Committee. will
be chosen
Where the convention will 90 is matter OF
interested discussion among the Democrats IN
Congress- but their ideas are not well settled on
the subject The chances are that the convention
will not 90 to New-YOrl<. Some Of HIPS friends
in Congress trying TO get The entire delcgaton
TO work for the Empire City on account of State
pride but Mr. Cleveland's friends will not be
drawn into this.
Great efforts are being made bv the representa-
tiyes of other cities The San Francisco folks
are making the greatest effort and are offering
every inducemcnt they can think OF to get the
convention. They offer to pay expenses. etc. ana
are claiming that they have a majority Of the
committee pledged in their favor The st Louis;
Cleveland, Minneapolis and Chicago people VIII
he here in time to get the ear of the committee.
The i'm prosoop one members of tho Homo Scero
10 be most general that the convention Will he
Louis will arrive in this city tomorrow evening
to endeavor TO convince the committee that the
National Convention should be held in that city.