Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-24

unied'aaos Msdba II, Ew c9GPsE William tsnnqR
wheeT oRn ef B$enan sW Dr. 'R GaWaSd
ana ITsporws 7 II. Camport Joseph A. Ellegood
mouth DaacIland John Wy1e Caleb j. smithers
as time wantana R. Jackson, John N. Anderson, Charles
their cornesrcAeo, mingon district A N. Pierce q s.
Round ns Henry yiiIn1singeF l t Miller
left wheion John W. Day Charles schal vi
mSa pr St Paconlin John White Joseph Il Brooke
Psaty was e clear Sa aon, Ii 4 ReGP q NJ Leeh " i.
s ssa pfi 5ints haS
shI !, e s te ahet ia Gerry Thomas wdr %s
mea Ky " SIOUX cityph Derrickson, James 4. smith "
5a 9ti%pls H. cSis PSga joseph
deli Al vsior, e. W. Craig W. c. King Theodore
eeeded report Of the committee creden
the cyrss wos sdG %ss then made to select
Ton9rch Csl tree on resolutions There was some
RCacted geneec onsappont the committee on resou-
Fizsins were was whether they should or should
terrible, about tserrn motion Of Il j Truxton it was
Ronsresuts l5o beiro chose the members Of the
IN 1anccopd is ante delegate from each district
avoided At eles e f. ar Keon was placed in
Nlaher " IN 7. 4 siion from WminFton district
O5 i aes ar faUsel s
'tbe moa, Vt oint at er, were placed in the field
eight q he RI onnation Of Dover district that dis
was an tsrrit alone This brought forth consider
MON, Ihead Ecedented. John H. Batenan Of D9yel
carI g050qSs y oPP9;sid ioNg Mr. Tuztor
fanLct;ve rurIon. IL. II. Lewis and stated thai
ro1r represented no fiction and did not care
So asgats IN S %ae e a a
41ylves nns, and certainly d care
iteceda 90 haa appointment entirely to the pesiden
Eer,ssociv fs would make thar as suggestion
" SsIl;ngJ andtion, DR.. Cooper
tmnns eo. this point g r rruHton arose iSg an,
left tho dop,rew his motion t. restrict the choc
Hqn moUO t6St R dBaP appon tn
enot IT, was sa oi ittee on resolutions prevailed III
%%inSan d ha absf
on Gs pere We a Dover distTGt Caleb j. Smthers
sim cetid for +, ct, W. II. Jackson Deegae-at-largt
hinarseSdiSa up a9te Pyls The committee will NEE
1ne ~. %.thegneph Pyle thai stakeholder
blosi Df a taken tiemy would in The lecture
merit Veo % O'Clock in the afternoon.
andan uEen e lay GpnlG aa adjourned at 9
@ lay electoral q acs
mo e Work ay afiernoon As sqon a ne confe
eno dST. ssna;1 the committed p
Ioavn. TRe & stating " MS rss"ps ne for oinS
Eno Al s s,ysyetces Of fhe Wilmington toncrea(
NOS res IA. X Y1emy, which was to meet in an ant
70 ion sion Joseph Pyle was excused from ii
Aust RAND Fies of the committee The names
4
ups me stoAinated to fill the vacancy, Both Il
rfi.f nj Named to serve the committee. j. 4
tFfel TlioRrHFIsgoo Of Dover district was subs
. T.. hisl,eczzard duty chosen.
IN iaYrnIeets thisfter r. NJ. cooper had lei in pray,
~ riuorp of sncmembers voted +. NJ Stevenson, trea
ef4 READ pass of the Wilmington Conference Aca
'lf plor at Louis, permission to make IL few remark
tt con,ft bctwetSevenson urged upon the membe
t1 anhartock last Importance Of sustaining the Whining
- a,vns Conference Academy and asked th
I'll ffHou All It's he raised for maintaining that inst
tiWiy PIN fcDIANAroi
finnusnzel of re coninitt.l Tcsolu were give
~ amitted hssion to retire TO anti-room for d
s{Ai GS-n Nhe streeose OF preparing their reports.
n reply election was then held for the selc
It.I " ~ 1and