Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-08
CONVENTION COMMITTEES.
Completion Of the List Of Their Member
ship.

Completion of the List of Their Membsr-
ship.
Following are the names Of members Of the
! republican convention committees to complete
the list telegraphed to THE STAR yesterday:
Permanent organization-Alabama awaiting
settlement Of contest), 2; Arizona. NJ. ". Stew
art; Arkansas, Fl. L. Remmel; Colorado. d. T.
@. Graden; Connecticut, P. E. Hopkins; Della
ware, G. W. Pierce; District Of Columbia, J.w
Freeman; Florida, J. F. Horr; Kansas, A. Il.
Ellis; Kentucky, D. ]. Burchett; Louisiana, j.
NJ. Vance; Mississippi, Wesley Creighton; Mis-
souri,, ]. B. Hale; Montana, A. B. Hammond;
Nevada (correction), c. d. A. Bender; New
Jersey (correction), Vim. Barbour; North Caro-
lima, Hugh Gale; Pennsylvania, L. d. Gilbert
South Carolina, g. I. Cunningham; South Da-
kota, DR.. G. B. Affords; Tennessee. G. F. Tos-
ton; Texas, Josh Mcdaniel
Committee on credentials-Al Alabama, d. NJ.
Cooper; Arizona, NJ. W. Stewart; Arkansas. T.
P. Barnes; Colorado. C. Wheeler; Connecticut,
T. B. Brandege; Delaware, G. V. Massey; Dis
H. s. Chubb; Kansas. s. J. Hale; Kentucky,
John Deland; Louisiana, I. A. Cage; Missis-
sippi. W. u. Burton; Missouri, Henry Lamm
North Carolina, J. o. Wilcox; Pennsylvania, D.
H. Lane: South Carolina, J. H. Ostendorff
South Dakota, J. NJ. Grone: Tennessee. J. T.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N. O. Murphy;
Arkansas. A. s. Fowler; Connecticut, J. P.
Plat; Delaware. J. II. Wilson; District of Co
lumbia. Perry H. Carson; Florida. C. R. Gunby;
Kentucky. Geo. Kenny; Louisiana, II. F.
Gitchard: Missouri. o. L. Heuts: Nebraska, C.
II. Gerc; North Carolina, J. c. Fritchard;
Oklahoma, A. J. Leary; Pennsylvania II. W.
Oliver South Carolina. s. 4. Smith, South
Dakota, E. c. Ericsson; Tennessee. Newton
Zachsr.
Committee on rules-Arizona. NJ. W. Stewart;
Arkansas S. T. S.ahl; California {correction),
+. D. Robbins Colorado, H. Townsend; Con-
necticut, 4. W. Paige; Delaware, G. w. Mar
shall: District of Columbia. George Holmes;
Fiorida, J. E. Lee; Idaho, Willis Sweet; Iowa,
d. L. Heinsheimer; Kansas, Eugene f. Ware;
Louisiana. L. J. Soner; Michigan. W. H. With
ington; Missouri, ]. II. Rainey; Montana (cor-
rectionl. s. s. Hobson, Nevada, A. J. Melon
nell; North Carolina +. A. johnson; North Da-
kota, ". H. RoSiuson Oklahoma, J. W. Mar
quart; Pennsylvania. II. H. Bingham; South
Carolina. ". d. Crum; South Dakota, James
Holley: Tennessee. C. w. Garrett Texas. +. X.
Chase; Utah, o. ]. Salisbury; Washington. Mel
son Bennett.
Committee on credentials-O Oklahoma, A. j.
Seay; Utah, o. J. Salisbury; Washington, VIM
h. Eckman.
Committee on permanent organization-Ohla-
homa, D. W. Marquette; Washington, ]. p.
McGraw.
Committee on resolutions Washington, E.
W. EidreGee.
Committee on Minnesota, S. f. Com
/ stock.
/ Committee on re- olu,ions-Texas, A. J. Ro-
senheit; Utah. s. W. Doxney.
HARRISON VOTES PROM NEW YORK.
! The event of the nigh. at Minneapolis was the
meeting OF the New York delegates at the rooms
OF Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Twenty-nine dele
gates were present. all of whom pledged them
Z snIxas IN vote for DrpcfIay,t Harrtonp-s
nation against all candidates. Nj. Depew pre-
sided and made vigorous address in favor
/ of Harrison. as also did Senator Hiscock and
others A number o. telegrsms-twenty or
more~-were read TO tie gathering. urging the
delegates to vote for al Il support Gen. Harrison
/ on the ground that his aomina ion would be for
I the best interests of the party. Committees
were appointed TO yisit other state delegations
and present the rea ion why twenty-nine dele
/ gates from New York urge the denomination Of
President Harrison
/ Besides those present at the meeting it was
said that two more delegates would vote for the
| President and that eight would not vote for
Mr.. Blaine. These. the delegates present said
would ultimately join the Harrison column.
CONTESTED CREDENTIALS.
/ The credentials committee adjourned ut 80
O'Clock until $50 this morning without having
accomplished anything. From this arose the
| report that the Blaine men had captured the
| committee, which is very probable. The Harri-
| son men. while they did not strenuously claim
| to have majority, said that the adjournment
| did not indicate definitely the status of the
majority. The adjournment came as a necessity.
| for the reason that the national committee had
not prepared the papers in the several confess
! for the committee on credentials. 1t was as
serted that this failure BY the national commit
tee was part of the scheme to delay proceed
I ings. Around the Harrison guar .ers it was de-
nounced as filibusterinS.
| RESOLUTIONS.
| The committee on resolutions met last night
The subcommittee appointed were announced.
! 4 number of resolutions were offered to the
/ subcommittee. and the committee then ad-
journed to meet today one hour after the add
| jOurnment Of the convention.
| MASS MEETING.
| republican mass meeting was held last night
| i'll the convention hall, AID notwithstanding q
steady down pour Of rain the spacious building
/ was crowded to the doors. The meeting w:-
/ not in the interest of any candidate. although
/ cheers were heartily given for Harrison, while
! Blaine shouters were few and scattered. JOIN,
! NJ. Thurston of Nebraska addressed the meet
/ ing, and predicted republican victory in the
/ fall Roswell G. Horr OF Michigan also spoke,
and kept the audience in constant laughter.
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