Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-04
ORGANIZING FOR The FIGHT.
Chairman Eiarrity Appoints His
Assistants for the Campaign.

~ tliG campaign
Members of the Executive and Advisory
Committces--Pleased at The Encourage
Ment lie Is Receiving From An pirec-
tions.
NEW YoRK, July 3o.-Chairman IIarrity
OF the Democratic national committee, an
nounced yesterday that lie had appointed
the executive and campaign committees.
The executive committee is made llp as
follows; IL. r. larpey, California; Charles
). Thomas, Colorado; Carlos Frcncn. Con-
necticnt; Samuel Pasco Florida; Clark
Howell, Jr.. Georgia; j. j. Richardson,
Iowa; Charles w. Blair, Kansas; Thomas
II. Sherley, Kentucky; James Jcffers,
Louisiana; Arthur Sewell, Maine; Arthur
T., German, Maryland; Daniel j. Campau,
NMichigan;, Michael Doran, Minnesota;
Charles .; Lowry, Mississippi; John ..
William j.. Shechan New York; w. NJ.
Ransom, North Carolina; Calvin s. Brice,
Ohio; SamEel i. Money, Rhode Island;
Holmes Cummings, Tennessee; o. I. Holt,
Texas; bradley b. Smalley, Vermont;
Stacey d; Gordon, Virginia; William +.
tiarriiy,. Pennsylvania, chairman, and 5.
I. SheeFln, Indiana, secretary.
THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE,
The campaign committee is composed of
Calvin ,. Brice, Ohio; Arthur +. Corman.
Maryland, William i. ShecLan, New
York Bradley b. Smallcy, Vermont; NJ. ID.
Ransom, North Carolina; 3. +. Gable, llli-
nos; +. q. WALL Wisconsin; Josiah
quincy, Massachusetts, and William Il.
Harrity, Pennsylvania.
The advisory committee was not selected
and will not be announced until after the
campaign committee meets during the
coming week. A meeting of this commit
zee has been called for Thursday, August
LIST. at II o'clock.
Iammany is ably represented on the
campaign committee II the person Of
Ilctltenant-gOvcrnur William +. Shpehau
Mr. llarrity left for Philadelphia last even,
ing. He IS thoroughly satisfied with the
progress Of the campaign.
IlARRlTY is PLEASED.
Chairman Harrity, when seen said III
am very much encouraged by the manner
IN which the leading ana representative
democrats nt the country are coming to
my support. Whatever differences may
nave existed prior to the Chicago cunyen-
tion have disappeared. All seem now dis
posed to lend every effort and to bend
every energy to win in November. The
kilograms aud letters from the leaders of
the party are Of the most cordial character.
They all say in effect Place me where |
can do the most good and | will give my
1T looks TO me as if we are to have a
thorough organization of united, har-
moniouS, aggressive and enthusiastic
party Ihe. present outlook is exceedingly
gratifying"
GENERAL POLITICAL NOTES.
The Republican state convention of
Minnesota, at st. Paul on Thursday.
nominated eN-Congressman knutc Wilson |
for governor. The platform recon-
mended a board of arbitration for tho |
settlement Of disputes between labor and |
capital, and condemned the employment |
OF armed men by other than the proper
authorities of the states. A resolution Of |
sympathy with james q. Blaine was I
adopted by a rising vote.
The Democratic state convention of
wyoming 1T Rock Springs OH Thursday |
DR.. j. II. Osborne for governor
and Henry A. Gotten for Congress.
There are two Democratic candidates for |
Congress in the Ninth Missouri district- |
Champ Clark and II. ii. Norton, the pres
ent incumbent.
After 33a ballots the Democrats Of the |
Fifteenth Missouri district havenominated |
Charles II, Morgan for Congress,
The Democrats of the Tenth Indiana dis |
trict have nominated Thomas Hammond |
for Congress.
a Republican club, composed entirely |
OF indians i'll tile Sisseton reservation. in
South Dakota, has been organized