New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
FOR DOMINATING CLEVELAND.
TO ATTEND THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
DELEGATES CHOSEN IN MISSOURI, CALIFORNIA,
MINNESOTA AND OTHER STATES


scdalia, May 1s.-1he Democratic state Convcn-
| ton to select delegates to the st. Louis National
Convention made up the following list;
Delegates, at,lsrge-yohn o'Day. d. W. carruth.
Isl District u: d. Carroll and J., G; Grlsby.
ma IA nt5sp ns c g. K:y Gore AND and g YOunS
Iyth District" SAM d. Green and II. p. Z. wilson
VI, Xth pistret3J . D. schuwallsr an and John Tsrsner
With DistrIct-J Z. Johnson and Cash Blackburn
With DlstrictcPatrick O'Malley and j. B. oMsTa
IXth District-CharleS W. Knapp and George W.
Xih plstrct-Jamss F. Burke and u Ira E Terry.
XIIth Dstrict-Robert Rasty and B. G. Thurman.
XIvth Distrct-J. 7. Wilson and DR.. II. NJ. Pitts
Los Angeles, Cal May 1S.-The full text of the
tariff plank in the platform adopted by the Demo
cratic Convention yesterday Is as follows
The Democracy Is pledged to an equitable revision
of the taIiI The Republican party, While admitting
the inequality and injustice of the revenue laws
acted under the excitement @ and necessities & Of
and obstnatcly seeks TO dooa all cnors directed at
We We bes~o IN G oens ana Industries bS we
oppose the subslezing Of great monopolies and the
eas Wose aims IN snS n are Wholly
with the wefare of the toilers OF the land We hear
With and and made % necessary by the growth and needs Of
reform in our tariff which viii lessen the exactions
now practsed upon cur people
NJ. F.s Tarpey, W. ID. English, G. W. Taylor and
stephen NJ White elected delegates at large to
the ST. Louis Convention.
The following delegates to the St. Louis Convention
have been elected from the With Congressional Dis
Obispo; elector, Byron Waters, san Bernardino.
ST. Paul, Mimi, May 1s.-In the Democratic Con-
vention, Colonel Crooks sent up resolution to elect
four delegates tho names to be voted ON to-
gether, and the four highest TO be chosen. Just at
this moment Mayor Ames came down the aisle and was
greeted with prolonged applause, which had hardly
died away when Senator Durant moved as a substi-
tute TO Colonel Crookss motion that the Democracy
Of Minnesota, recognizing the faithful services of
Ames and Doran, declares them both elected dele
gates to St. Louis; This hd pos spsS was
dissenting vote. ballot by counties was taken for
Robert A. smith, Mayor Of St. Paul, ana John Iud-
wig Of WlnoDa County. The members Of the Con
follows:
Ist District-w. W. Mayo. olmsted; D. R. P. Hbbo.
Id Dstrict-R. O. Craig, waseca; Z G. PAIL.
lid Dlstrct-E c. strInser, Dakota; J. NJ. splccr.
IVth pistrict-P. B. Winston, Hennepin; C. D.
Vth Decentralization Anglin, Polk; I. P. Hudson,
St. Louis.
Lexington, KY, May 1e.-Tho delegates atlargc
to the st. Louis Convention are Henry WatersOn.
James A Mckenzie John X. Hendricks, John D. Har-
ris; altcrnates J. Proctor Knott, W. c. p. Brecken-
ridge, H.. b. Thompson, W. y. WEIGH electors at
large John s. Ray Claude Ssm Thomas assistants
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Virginia, Nevada, May 1s.-The Democratic State
Convention choss delegates to the National Con-
vcntion ex-senator J. g. Fair, N. W. Ii. Mason, J. w.
Dorsey, George Ernst, J. s. Mooney and B. Cara
gen; presidential electors, Theodore Winters, j. II.
sidy was renomnated by acclamation.
Columbia, S. c., May 1s.-The following district
delegates to ST. Louis elected:
list Dlstrlct-F. w. Wagner, G. 7. Graham; alter
mates, L. Arthur O'Neill, A. 5. Hydriok
lid District-M. b; Mcsweeney, A S. Segles alter
mates, W. r. Kelly, w. L. burst.
lid Distrct-J. X. p. Goggins, o. NJ Doyle alter
mates, J. q. Carey, J. ID. Maxwell.
IVth District-Colonel John T. Sloan, IT,, N. B.
Dial; alternate, NJ. J. Browning.
Vth District-Leroy Springs, W. l. 7. Prince alter
mates, B. d. Springs, j. D. Means.
With District-B. W. Edwards, II. L. Buck; alter
mates, a. T. Brstow, J. E. flanagan.
With Distrct-wlllam Elliott, Altamont Moses;
alternates Josiah Doar, James p. Adams.
Wichita, Kan, May 1s.-Tho Democratic Conven.
tion adopted platform which instructs the delegates
to St. Louis to vote unit for President Cleveland
and In recounting the acts Of the Administration
special reference is made 10 the increased pensions
granted to soldiers widows and orphans. The fol-
lowing is the result Of the election Of delegates to St.
Louis by districts:
Ist Districts. F. Neey, p p. waggoner.
lid Dlstrict-H. S. Wingley, 6. L. Wins.
lid District-Angell Matthews, f. NJ. Hewins.
Ivth Distnct-E. f. Hagan, J. E. Decou:
Vth Distflct-W. +. Harris, O. L. Clifford.
With DistrIct-G. A. Collatt II. Carpenter.
With District-M. J. Omeara, James McKinsley.