The Globe-republican., 1891-04-01
THE WESTERN CONGRESS.

Preparations ut Kansas City-Tho List a
Speakers.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March 26.-The
representation for the coming western
states commercial congress has been
|, completely arranged, the lists of names
revised, and the delegations of the va
rious states arranged in formal order.
Each states delegation is thus subdi-
vided:
The state representation consisting
of the governor. president of the SEN
ate and speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives and delegations from each
house; the senators and congressman,
specially invited guests including ex-
senators and congressman. high rail-
road officials, and the men of
recognized standing in commercial cir
cles, and the commercial representa-
ton. This latter comprises delegates
from the cities, numbering from two to
ten in each state, which are above co.
600 population.
Speakers have been selected for the
congress, care being given to allow to
each state its quota of takers. OF
course there will be many interesting
addresses and still greater number Of
bright discussions from men who are
not on the list, which at present stands:
Acknowledgements W. c. Oates. Alb.
beville
Arizona-Marcus 4 Smith Tombstone.
acknowledgements C. Il Breckin-
ridge, Pine Bluff; Congressman 8. N. Peel
Y D<><,A
California-Senator Leland Stanford. San
Francisco; Congressman Joseph McKenna,
suisun. NJ II. De Young. San Francisco.
Colorado-Senator II. N. Teller, Central
City; Senator f. o. wolcott. Denver; Col
A. =. Fisk, Denver; r. J. v. Skipp. Denver;
ex-senator Hill, Denver.
Illinofs-Senator John NJ. Palmer. Spring.
gresham T. J. Henderson. Princeton; Con.
gresham william Springer, Springfield;
Marshall Field, Chicago;L e. PaysOn, Pom.
tiao; eX. Gov. z j. Oglesby, Elkhart
Indiana-Senator Turpie, Indianapolis.
Iowa-SenatOr w. b. Allison, Dubuque;
Congressman D. B. Henderson, Dubuque: J.
s. Garrison. Des Moincs.
KAnsas-Senator Plumb. Emporia; OK Sen
ator J. J. Ingalls,, Atchison George n Peck,
Topeka; J.. 8. Emery, Lawrence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. G. Bla OK burn, Yer
sailles; Senator J. G. Carlisle, CovinXton !
Congressman w. c. p. Brcckinridge. J. H.
Mckinney. Oak Grove; Henry Watterson,
Louisville.
Louisiana-senator R L. Gibson; New Or
leans: Congressman N. c. Blanchard. Shreve.
port
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. julius Burrows.
Kalamazoo; ex-S Senator Russell A. Alger,
Detroit.
Minnesota-Senxtor c. X. Davis st. Paul;
c. A. Pillsbury. Minneapolis: Patrick Kelley.
St. Paul.
Mississippi-SeratorJ J. Il. George. Carroll
ton: Congressman }. n. Allen. Tupelo; r. Z.
Flowery, Vicksburg.
Missouri-Senator George Vest. Washing
ton; Senator +. NJ Cockrell, Warrcnsburg:
Congressman S. w. Cobb, St. Louis. and John
F. Cahll, St Louis.
Montana-Martin McGinDis. Helena, ane
T. Fl. Carter, Helena.
Nebraska-Senator c. T. Henderson. Oma-
ha, and J. NJ. Thurston, Omaha
neutrality-suspicious. H. F. Bartine, Car.
son City.
New Mexico-Gov. L. B. Prince, Santa Fee.
North Dakota-Senator L R. Casey, James,
town; G. s. Pierce, Bismarck; Martin Ryan.
Fargo
Ohio-Senator John Sherman. Mansfield:
Benjamin Buttcrworth, Cincinnati; S. j
ton.
Oregon-senator j. H. Mitchell, Portland;
Henry Falling, Portland.
South Dakota-Senator r T. Pettigrew,
Sioux Falls; G. c. Woody, DeadwoOd.
Tennessee-Senator Isham Harris, Nash.
Vile; Congressman Benton MeMillin, Car
thage, and H c. Evans, Chattanooga
Texas-Congressman Roger Q. Mills. Cor
sicana; Congressman J. d. Sayers, Bastrop;
ex-Gov. Hubbard. Austin.
Washington-Gov. E. p. Ferry, OlympiaI
Senator J. B. Allen, Walla Walla; C. S. Voor.
hees, Colfax
Reconsideration w. T. Villas, Madison.
and Senator John c. Spooner, Hudson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Francis +. Warren,
Cheyenne. and Senator Joseph n. Carey.
Cheyenne.