The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-08
YORK OF THE COMMITTEES.
Appointment OF Sub.C Committees on Reso-
lutiOns-The CredentIals Committee Slow

MINNEAPOLIS. June THE Committee on
Resolutions met Immediately after the ad-
Journment and elected J. B. Foraker
Of Ohio Chairman and George ". Thompson OF
Minnesota. Secretary. A Subcommittee of nine
was appointed to consider resolutions and re-
port on them. Mr. Cannon OF Illinois was
anxious to know whether this committee was
to prepare the platform and report it to the
full committee. IT so. he wanted some sub
committees appointed instead. Mr.. Gear OF
Iowa moved that the Chair appoint
subcommittee Of Ave each on tariff.
silver. the race question. and other mat
tiers. Some one suggested The election
question for the race question. Foreign re-
lations was also proposed and accepted ms a
subject for consideration by u subcommittee
The Nicaragua Canal was proposed but the
proposition did not meet with favor. The com
mittec after few minutes session took re-
cess to 3 T. NJ.
This afternoon Chairman Forake appointed
the following sub committees:
TariH-W H. Oliver of Pennsylvania ]. H. Grear OF
Iowa. j. Bourne. Jr. of Oregon. D. X Pierce of New
Hampshire, and George Denny. Jr. OF Kentucky
si!ver-Iucus FRirchd Of Wisconsin. j. y. Jones OF
Nevada j. q. Cannon OF Illinois, j .. A Bracket of
Massachusetts,. and II. NJ Teller OF Colorado.
INSTRUMENTATION Hacker of Tennessee j. r. Plat OF
Connecticut, Edmund waddell OF Virginia A. & Fowler
Of Arkansas and Charles Austin OF Michigan. 80
iSGy Of Masn" scnso"S Of Wes. 'TST IlsSa
Edmund OConnor OF New York. and W. b. Hepburn OF
w,.on z eoHn,h Of Kapsa.
Harris, q Rhode Island. AMI Eiward C. Ericsson OF
South Carolina
TIE COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
Tho Committee on CREDENTIALS assembled Mt
their room in the Exposition building between
and O'Clock. and then Adjourned 10 meet
again Of ~ NJ nj the rooms Of tho National
Thc, reason given for tho adjournment was
that the room provided for the committee was
net suitable fertilizer norposcs Ono Harrison
al Conventions. and that he had observed that
the Cymmitee on Credentials invariably foi.
ioHr"od to som" Of her pnc" until there ana M Ha
no tim" left 10 max" an irvcs tisation OF the
cc,2n;r-lT' and ,hgn adopted the action 81 the
hell. he remarked in conclusion
me committee reasseWnird at 8 o'clock in
s tnGa rh ,mmed nl the National Committee
Tho subject s"' bof fore t inscs som,
mlttea was IN arrangement OF order Of
block, be"auS" after more than an hour it was
said that u cohrlu'ton had not been reached.
md non n ., the c3nt"stlng delegations had
humanity ,swelrcrnE in tho humid i ATTN almost
ton : hut to avoid having their Toes toes
crushed anu c"rns tramplrd upon. Tho |
unfortunate contestants and Contestees
who were YEARLY waiting for tho summons to |
appear and present their cases were con
trained to accept MS truo the ,umor that a |
long and tedious delay WAS hc!ure them a. |
part Of the scheme To affect tho vote Tor the |
! Residential! nomination.
The committee adjourned nj logo until |
''::o tn-morrow morning without having ar-
an thing. From this Hr,sc the |
which is very prohni lc' The Iinr- !
rison men. while they do not strenuously |
claim to have majority. ray that the adjourn |
nent does not Indicate definitely the status OF |
the majority
The adjournment came as q necessity. for
the reason that the National Committee had |
not prepared the papers in tho several CON
Tests tor the Committee on CREDENTIALS. 1t is |
assorted that this failure BY the Nationel Com