Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-20

Nebraska-Resolutions, J. Patrick EoLi
National Committee, VIM. Robertson
Nevada Resolutions, Senator oewaft'
National Committee, Evan WILKINS,
New Observation-Disclosures a. l.
Batchelder. ~, v
New Jersey.-Resolr ons, John w.
Griggs; National Comalttee' u A. no.
bart. . \,
Depew: secreta,, o. G. Warren; Organ
!, ,t;on Geo S. Sloan; Credentials, j. b.
WsbsT, RooIutions, Frank Hiscock.
Nort Carolina-Resolution j. @. L..
Has; National Committee, w. P. Can
day.
Ohio-Chairman Gov. J. B. Foraker
Secretary, A. s. Bushnell; Organization,
Hon. Charles Foster; Credentials, Gen. W.
III. Gibson; Resolutions, Hon. VIM. Nc
Kinley, Jr; National Committee, Col. A
L. C0nger.
Oregon-Re Rufus Mallory
National Committee, Jonathan bourne
Vice President, Y F. Moody; Committee
to Notify, F. p. Mays.
Pennsylvania -Chairman-M. s Quay;
Secretary, C L Magee; Organization, W.
X. Leeds; Credentials, II. II. bingham
Resolutions, II. w. Oliver, Jr.
Rhode Neutrality-suspicious., Hon. Alber,
L. Syles; National Committee General
T. W. Chace.
South Carolina-Resolutions, George E.
Herriot; National Committee, E. NJ. Bray
ton.
Tennessee Resolutions, L. G. Rouk.
Texas-NatiOnal Committee, N. w
Cuney; Resolutions, r. B. Rentfro,
Utah-National Committee, John X
Mcbride.
Varmont-ResolutiJns Frank Plumly
National Committee, George W, Hooker
Observation-Disclosures -Msh0nite) J
s. Wise; Secretary, Morgan Treat; Organi
zation, General V. d. Grouer; Credentials
W. G. Pendleton; Resolutions, ID. +. Hud
son; National Committee, II. II. Riddle
berger.
West virginia-Ch Chairman, W. P. Huh
bard; Secretary, Henry G. Flesher; Organ
zation, John Frew; Credentials, job
Cooper; Resolutions, Colonel Thomas SE
Swami; National Committee. n. B. Scott
Wisconsip-Res Resolutions, W. Z. Garter
National Committee, II. G. Payne.
Washington Territory Resolutions, W
J. Thompson; National Committee, Tho
Ii. Csvansugh.
Neutrality-suspicious., F. E Warrer
National Committee, Joseph NJ. Cary.
The following are the names Of otht
officers appointed Temporary Secretari'
nl;ahaa of MinhiUar
Hon. Michael Griffin, of Wisconsin, Hor
VIM. Ruel, of Tennessee for Temporsr
Assistant SecretaIies-Hon. Thomas :
Bropau, Of Tennessee, James Bixby,
Minnesota, Henry M. Cooper, Of Arkansa
VIM. Nelson, of New Jersey, A. W. MOI
roe, of Maryland, ]. E Wiley, Of Texs
C. NJ. Shinn, of West Virginia and job
f. Miner. of Louisiana; for Temporal
Reading Clerks-Hon. Henry Ballard~
Vermont, Col Clsrkson Lake, otnio,
York, Captain David Lanning, George
James II. Stone, Of Michigan, 2 Official
M, Brinkerhood, of Illipfish; Ser
Stenographer-Gustavus 1zsimmons. ol
geant-at-Arms-ChArles
Chicago. desired to max,
The chair said tRSent. The Newbr.skl
pleasing annoesef,h il as a guest the fi,s
delegation psse pSe Republican party iGa s;n, ~ !
nominee scy and desired to presen. pnna n,m
!SbSention. He desired to presen'
John c. FREMONT.
I ,b;. announcement was received :. w" M,'
.hasrs us and the Convention vosea 70 Ss,ao Sso
Sse GSs;rman Green Of the MeoraskA os11x WS.
t;on to present General Fre%on. mo .;,,s ri \
'In Mp Green 81 appeared upon the s,sse ,ssers. NJ
, General Ger Fremont, there was .ssI ~ 'u,o momsu,
snnlsuse which lasted sesera, .ia.w mU,"ss .ss
sPp'e MI Green said that more than ,nlr.y s, ys,
2 sgo M the pioneers Of the kepuons;aa p;a..sd =
me-. @ in philadelphia and nom'n.ssop .s p
!. STst Ant candidate, and Freedom an sna n.r,
q hiss hi'x,f hac- - s>attle cry Of tne par
:, moI Ia Of those who q
? b. now sleeps in 1n
,me Of the lead
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