The advocate., 1892-07-06

Then call upon you to-day in his name
that if there be q single vestige, an iota o.
sectional feeling, of prejudice, left in tht
hearts Of any Of US, to wipe it out. charge
you secondly, that while we stand in The
shade of Folks great love, We recOnsecratC
ourselves to the great work of reforming
this government, and that every man who
honestly desires its reformation is oul
brother.
And want to say further that we can re-
form il and believe that
WE WILL REFORM IT!
Mrs. Marion Todd, of Michigan, was
then introduced for the purpose Of pre-
sentIng the convention a gavel carved by
Mas. Ben Terrell out of tree said to
have been planted by George Washing
tom at Mount Vernon. She made a
spirited address, calling upon the citizens
everywhere to return to the principles Of
liberty adopted by our fathers; to prove
that liberty by their acts; to write it In
their hearts and live it out In their
lives. Her address aroused the audience
and was enthusiastically applauded.
Chairman Ellington received the gavel in
q few appropriate remarks.
During the Saturday sessions by roll
Of states the following committees were
named. In the list given by states the
first named Is on credentials, the second on
organization, the third on rules and
order Of business, and the fourth on reso-
lutions, to which we add for reference
the number Of delegates present at the
convention, as reported later on by the
committee on credentials:
Alabama-J. @. Manning, W. s. Haney,
J. L. Cunningham, Il. w. Powell.
Arkansas--Wm. Manning, E. r. Gray, j.
0. Bush, j. B. Sutter.
California 8. Joy, William P. ROR-
ger, =. M. Wardsll, L. V. Gator
Colorado. s. Robb, G. N. Dash, j. Fl.
Croxton, d. H. Wake.
Connecticut Robert Pine, J. j. Bacon,
DIR. A. s. Houghton, George w. Griffith.
Delaware--F. Baker, A. M. Brown, -
Baker.
Florida-H. Van Patten, A. p. Bascom,
D. Richardson, r. W. StOrrs.
GeorRiR-A. L. Nance, W. V. Sanderford,
R. w. Ulys, M. I. Grimes.
Idaho-M. l.. Smith, j. s. Mccain, I. j.
Poonrod, p. ]. Piffley.
Illinois, William Cass, E. I. Lindenholm,
H. M. Gilbert, John p. Stell.
IndianR-D. F. Pope, w. W. Briggs, Leroy
Templeton, Joshua Strain.
Iowa--DaVid j. Morrison, Chas. McKen-
zie, F. f. Rhodes, A. ]. Westfsll
Kansas-W. d. Gsrten, w. N. Allen, G. H.
Moody, w. L. Brown.
Kentuoky-Don Singlebury, H. j. Poor,
L. s. johnson, A. ]. Ogleby.
Louisiana-R. L. Tannyhill, 7. ]. Geese,
w. p. GoOch.
Maine--G. L Walker, j. d. Campion,
Wilson Harris. A. A. Beaton.
Maryland-E. L. Burchard, +. A. Dun
ming, 4. s. Hoffman, N. A. Dunning.
Massachusetts, George j. Molten, Boyd
Walter, Johnathan Johnston, Mason A.
Green.
Michigan-A. E. Cole, E. p. Denning, Nj.
G. Longnecker, Charles Z. Barmer.
MinnesotR-Dr. Z. +. Clark, p. j. Sic
berger, A. D. Ferrish, Ignatius Donnelly.
Mississippi w. Dyer, V. j. Hall, B. J..
Sen, ]. w. Copeland.
Missouri-O. D. Jones, ]. B. Follett, p.
Hackett, L. Leonard.
Montana Mckay, ]. H. BOUCHER,
j. H. Showberger, Daniel McCayne.
Nebraska. M. Devine, General Van
Wyck, w. A. Poynter, W. B. McKeighan.
Nevada--L. V. Noteware, B. Purler, s. L.
MoNaughton, j. A. Plummer.
New Hampshire-L. B. Porter, L. p. Por-
ter, L. V. Porter.
New Jersey-John Wilcox, E. Z. Porter,
James R. Buchanan.
New York-George A. Scott, William E.
Daaffe, ]. II. Goodmow, G. V. Matthews.
North Carolina-George E. Hunt, w. v.
Q. DeWell, A. G. Sherwood, Thomas b.
Long.
North Dakota-Hutson, E. o. Fawcett.
Alvin Moores, W. E. Mccullough.
Ohio-J. E. Peterson, r. p. Butler, J. @.
H. Cobb, Hugh Csvanaugh.
OreRon-Charles Miller, j. Green, -, N.