The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-17
T. P. A. COLUMN.
THE CONVENTION At ATLANTIC CITY
TOMORROW
COMPOSED OF ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE DELEGATES.
~. y. ROOT, or PORT WAYNE. LIRE
~ 10 he PRfsIDENT.
LIST Of Omcers Of The Virginia Brnnv"
Who Retire June goth, ana THOR
kuecessors- Hhcre Former Con
vsniious ~ ave Been d cid.

Travellers GrOleCtiNt AroOtittivh' " ''N' -
conyenes at Atlantic City tomorrow,
will be composed Of 1903 delegates as
follows:
hrkansas. 4: Alabama, 8. Colorado. 81;
California, /: Connecticut, 2; Georgia
.: Illinois. 3: Indiana. 5: Iowa, .; Michi-
gan. I Kansas, /: kentucky. Z: Louis
lana. 4: Maryland. 4; Nevada. 3; Massa-
chusett,. 3: New York, :; North Caro-
Ina. 3: Nebraska. .; Ohio, .; Pennsyl-
vania. ;: South Carolina. 2; Texas. >;
Tennessee, 3; Virginia, 6; West Nir-
giuia, 9: and Wisconsin, ,.
Over one-half Of the delegates above
mentioned represented their respective
States at Minneapolis last year.
Secretary IIirshberg Is one of the old
est delegates TO the Atlantic City Con
vention. having represented Virginia in
1886, 81 and 'o5.
The Fort Wayne Gazette Of June 10Th
SAYS:
1T looks as if Chink OF Illinois, Rice
Of New York. Hirshbcrg of Virginia.
and Van Pelt OF Kentucky VIII De
elected chairmen of the national, rail
road. legislative, hotel, and press com
mittees. Stockton Of Texas and Camp
bell OF Wisconsin are mentioned for
chairman of the employment bureau. y
To this we add: And ii. V. Root OF
Fort Wayne, national president.
The retiring Board Of Officers Tor the
year 1855 aud 1889, ending June 80,
1889, are az follows:
w. II. ID. Gascoyne, Of Richmond,
president; NJ. A. Hope, OF Staunton,
vice president; IL. l.. Hirshberg, OF
Richmond, secretary and treasurer.
Board Of Directors-JOhn ). Har-
wood. c. II. Phillips, r. 5. Crump. a.
4. Abernethy. G.. Nillhiser. Of Rich
mond. and G. G. Martin, OF Staunton.
Chairmen Standing Committees
Railroad James Walerstein, Richmond
Hotel. w. II. II. Lynn, Staunton
Legislative, w. D. Courtney, Rich
mond Press, j. b. Culpeper, Rich
mond Employment, ii. +. Baker ,
Richmond.
Auditing Finance Committee-W.
d. Turner. Smithfeld W. .. Shell
burne. Richmond and Davis Ayres
Rocky Mount.
National Delegates-M. A. Hope and
w. IL. II. Lynn. of stanton; II. T..
Hirshberg. john Wailerstein, and D. Z.
Shield, Of Richmond.
The Board of Officers for tho year 1851
and 100, commencing July lst next. are
as follows:
NJ. A. Hope. Of StauntoD, president
G.. II. Phillips. of Richmond, secre-
tary aud treasurer.
Vice Presidents-W. ID. Courtney. Of
Richmond: w. d. Turner, Of smith
field. and Davis Ayres, Of Rocky
Mount.
Board of Directors-G. C.. Maslin. OF
stanton: William Gaus. j. G. Hagan.
D.A. Ainslie, w. II. Maxwell, and >.
G. SHIELD. OF Richmond.
Chairmen Standing Committee
Railroad, Joseph Wallerstein, Rich
mond: Press. II. i. IIirshberg Rich
mond Legislative. j. Edel, Richmond
Hotel, w. II. II. Lynn. Stanton; En-
ployment. j. II. Powell, Stanton.
Finance COmmittce-A. Cohen and
". O. Shelburne, Of Richmond, aud >.
II. Cohen, Stanton.
Representatives to National Conyen-
tion-H +. lIirshDcrg. $. &. Shield,
W.R ID. Gasc0yne. j. Wallerstein, ".
O. Shelburne. and 4. Cohen. Of Rich
mond: W. ID. Turner. of Smiihiield: ".
il. II. Lynn and o. NJ. Goode, OF
Staunton.
The Virginia delegation left on Sat
urdav afternoon for Atlantic City, and
are quartercd at Congress Hotel.
The North and South Carolina and
Kentucky delegations passed through
Richmond Saturday en- route to Allan
tic City.
President Hope is expected here on
July 1st ~ assume the duties OF his OF
fee.
During tho absence Of President Gas
cOyhe the headquarters will be IN
charge of Mr.. John b. Culpeper. prcsi-
dent OF Post D.
The annual convention Of the Tray
elcrs' Protective Association have been
held at the following cities: III 1882.
Bellefonlaine, o.: 1888, Sandusky. . ;
1851. Detroit. Mich: 1888, Buffalo. y.
y: 1886. Baltimore, Nd: 1887. ST.
Louis. Mo-; 1855, Minneapolis, MINI. 4;
1889. we met at Atlantic City, and in
1890 we 20 to Denver, Col.
IL is the young men Of the South
that is, those ranging from youth to
forty or fifty years of age-whs are
making the South Of to-day. They ask
no fayors. Worthy sons Of worthy
slres. gifted with the best treasures Of
Anglo. Saxon Drawn. brain, courage.
aud energy, they are resolved to make
Dixie the Canaan Of the New world.
They are filed with M enthusiasm that
cannot be dampened. They are bold,
earnest, energetic; and above all, they
have faith in the South's future that
cannot be weakened. All honor TO the
young South. Manufacturers Record.
Tie TINES will publish the full pro-
ceediDgs Of the convention during he
present week in next weeks I. Z. a.
column.
James Wallerstein, of Richmond,
will in all probability be elected chair
man of the Virginia delegation. Mr.
Wallerstein represented this Division
at Minneapolis last year, and IS at pre-
sent a member Of the National Rail-
road Committee.