The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06

Mississippi, Chairman, ". t. Martin; Seer
sImms; Credentials, $. +. Fox: Organization ;
S. Cullivcr; Committeeman, G. A. Johnson.
Nebraska, Chairman, James A. Creighton; Sec
relnry, John Reagan; Resolutions, james u
North; Credentials, D. W. Cook; Organization
Tobias Castor; Committeeman, james L. Boyd.
| Nevada, Chairman, J. ", Dorsey; Resolutions
". u Carrlgnn; Credentials, ]. q. Fair. jr.; or
ganlEatiOn, George 4. Arnst; Committeeman IL
New Hampshire, Chairman, Frank Jones' Sec
Rotary, NJ. H. sullivan; Resolutions, J. c, Moore
Credentials, ". S. IAdd; Organization, DAME
COnnOr; Committeeman, 4. W. Sulloway.
| New Jersey, Chairman, Il. 5. Green; Secretary
". H. GOusicy; Resolutions, Leon Albeit; Cre
dentIals, r. Il. Baker; Organization, G. d. w
VrOOm; Committeeman, Miles ROssnS.
| New York, Chairman, Roswell 7. FlOwcts
Secretary, Thomas uilvoy; Resolutions, Edwart
Cooper: Credentials, John llrEIns; OrgnniL1
tIOn, Mayor Chaplin, OF brooklyn; Committee
man, Herman Oelrich.
North Carolina, Chairman, Julian $, Carr
Secretary. Charles n. Vance; Resolutions, Rich
ard Battle; Credentials ". g, Bowen; OFganiEa
tion, L. c. smith: National Committeeman N
". RadsOm.
Ohio, Chairman, Thomas l.. Powell; Secretary
Robert Blec; Resolutions, l.. Z Neal; Crelen
tiAls, =. J. sOrg; Organization, l., W. Matthews
Committeeman, &. $. Bricc,
Oregon, Chairman, J. X. Kelley; Secretary
Napoleon DnviS; Resolutions NJ. $. Hellnnn
Credentials, J. l.. COwnn; Organization John
Lee; Committeeman, 4, NOltner.
Pennsylvania, Chairman, Charles L. Boyle
Secretary, j. +, Scnsenderier; Resolutions, VII
liam Mntchler; Credentials. John II. Orvis; or
gHuizntion, Lewis G. Cassidy; Committeeman
not chosen.
Rhode Island, Chairman, Isaac Bell, Jr. sGcre,
tNry, WI Pierce: Resolutions, Joseph MctcRlfi
Credentials; ctnrrtpsii. Page; Organization, +. L.
o'Rcilly; Committeeman, ]. 4. Barnaby.
South Carolina. Chairman, I. W. Dawson Sec.
RnNa - N.R.tlN tKtNN R1t
Sloan; Credentials, G, A. Wood: Organization
J, 7, GOgglnS; Committeeman, +. ". Dawson.
NenncsSeG Chairman, John &. Brown SecrG
tary, II. II. lngeRoll; Resolutions, LillRrd
Thompson; Credentials, L. 7. Mcqueen; Organl.
zntiOn, J. H. Goodwin Committeeman, Il. +.
Texis, Chairman, J. W. ThrocEmorton: secre.
iATy, W. Q. COnnOr: RESOLUTIONS, George Clark [;
Credentials, John Dookhout: Organization,
Horace ChillOn; Committeeman, o. 7. Holt.
Vermont, Chairman, W. II. bingham: Secre.
tary, George ". Smith: Resolutions, John II.
Sentcr; Credentials Alexander COchrnu; Organl.
Eation. J. p, ilauEahani Committeeman, Hinnm
Atkins
Virginia, Chairman Epha Hunton; Secretary,
". ". Scott; Resolutions, ]. W. McKi inney; Crr.
dentinls, X. e. J. Marshall; Organization, J. W.
RGylett; Committeeman, John $. Barbour.
Wisconsin, Chairman; 9. w woodward Sec
man. Credentials, S. V. Dickinson; Organin.
tion, s; W. lAmerox; Committeeman, J. L.
Mitchell.
West Virginia, Chairman, J. b, jackson; secrc
tary, J. A. Ncighbcrt; Resolutions Wesley MallO
han; CTedenlinls, &. W. bailey; Organization, J.
llaSsiti Committeeman, W. NJ Clements
When the name OF David Turple, OF
Indiana, was called to represent that
State upon the Committee on Resolu-
tions there was burst OF applause,
which was, however, cclipsed by the
cheers which greeted the selection OF
Henry Nyaterson to the same committee
by tie State Of Kentucky, Nor was
Arthur p. German forgotten by the us.
semblage, and the mention OF his name
was vigorously applauded.
Mr.. O'Brien, OF Minnesota, said, us
there was contest in the Dakota dele
CATION, the only contest before the Con-
yention, he would move that the Dakota
delegates be excluded from any partici-
patton in the Conventions nr0cGelings
until the report OF the credentials com
mittee was made and acted upon. This
proposition was adopted without opposi-
ton.
The chair then announced that each OF
the committees Just constituted would
meet at 8 o'clock, the Committee on Gre.
dentials and the Committee on Pcrma-
nent Organization in Convention Hall,
and the Committee on Resolutions in
tho grand parlor Of the Southern Hotel.
Mr.. Pusey, OF Iowa, offered q TesOlu-
ton providing that the Convention Hall
be opened for the inspection OF visiting
clubs during the recess OF the Convcn-
tion.
Mr.. Baker, OF Ohio, offered an amend-
meRt directing the Sergeant-at-Arms to
provide Seats during tho ses9ions to
VISITING UNIFORMED CLUBS,
and in support OF his amendment said
that he understood large number OF
tickets OF admission had been distrib-
uted to the Chamber of Commerce.
These tickets, he thought, should have
been distributed among the plnbg,
Mr.. Showalter, Of Missouri, said that
he would again raise the point OF order
that the Convention could transact no
business until it had permanently or
ganized.
a voice-"I move to adjourn"
The Chair-That motion is not in
order now. The chair decides that
point of order is not well taken because
the convention is in possession of the
hall and has authority to make resolu-
tions to assert that possession.
Ex-Governor Abbott, OF New York,
said that he
COULD NOT SEE ANY DIPFRRRNoR
between Democrats who came to the
convention in uniform and those who
came without, and if the motion to al
low doorkeepers to override the National
Committee and admit every man with
uniform carried he would moye that all
Democrats be admitted without any dis
tinctfon. The National Committee was the
properly constituted body to take charge
OF this matter and arrange the admission
among visitors from the several States.
Mr.. Pusey said that the clubs did not
desire to push the convention or inter
ieFe with its business, they only wanted
the hall during the recess OF the c0nven-
ton. Many ofthem propose to 90 home
in the morning and wanted to have
general meeting in the hall. The sub
stitute, referring the matter to the Ma
tional Committee was adopted without
division.
ROSWELL FLOWERS APPLAuDED.
Roswell Flowers, OF New York, rose to
offer a resolution and was received with
applause. His resolution was to the
effect that when the convention takes n
recess to-day it be to meet at noon to-
morrow,
Mr.. Abbott, of New Jersey, offered an
amendment fixing the hour at 10 o'clock.
He wanted, he said, to see the Demo-
cratic ticket nominated tomorrow and
not on the the third day. The amend
ment was accepted by Mr.. Flowers and
the resolution rs amended agreed to.
The convention then, on motion Of Mr..
Flowers, ut 2 O'Clock took recess until
10 o'clock tomorrow.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
A Beautiful Eneot-ExpensIve Trimmings.
Arrival of Delegates.
ST. LOUIS, Convention Hall) June g.
The delegations began to gather in the