The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-08
exact said: II send tho written slip to the
secretary for precaution"

read. and entered a protest. There was not
one OF the names read. he said whose seat
was not contested. The chairman declared
the protest was out of order and tho rol-call
proceeded. Mr.. Warner. the Republican
nominee for Governor Of Missouri. was
greeted with enthusiasm Warner Miller
VINO read New lorks list rs q tone winch
brought the warning Louder from the gal-
ieries. was applauded.
Governor Mckinley received an ovation,
anu When ne reported Ex-Governor Foraker ;
name On tho list there was some slight ape
plause
Senator Quay received liberal rounds Of
| applause. Malone. of Virginia, was choered
ex-senator SpOOner, OF Wisconsin. was
cheere1
When the District Of Columbia was called
/ rory carson responded Just before hd-
JouFnment William Murreli a coiored dele
/ gate formerly OK Louisiana afterwards
| washington city, and now claiming 10 be M
aterhate from New Jersey. rose and insisted
upon 'he Dhairs ruling upon point ot Ofaer
foiauhg ID his credentials. but WAS summary
snt upon by the Chair and told no was out ol
/ OTdel
A motion TO adjourn until tomorrow 0es
then put and carried and 40 o'clock. G. inc
| music OF the band. those Of the deegat- rot
members OF standing committees slowly 'o
out or The hall and tho committeeman fd-
JOurned 10 their respective committee rooms
toproceed with business
A BG HARRISON VICTORY
The committed on permanent organization
met THIS evening at the Headquarters o. tle
Montana delegation Nearly all members oi
tae committee were present and Governor
Mckinley was selected for permanent cAa'r-
| man OF the convention without opposil d.
/ no othef name was even -uggestod.
The list OF honorary vice presidents ana
secretaries were not completed, most OK tle
delegations having failed 20 hand in ine
/ names. 10 was decided Te-eiect the hetife
secretaries and reading clerks chosen py
/ the temporary organization on recommenl'-
| lions OF the national committee.
The Committee on Rules met and elected
/ General H. II. Bingham. Of Pennsylvania,
chairman and Judge S. j. Stahl. OF Arkansas
secretary. 10 was decided % recommend 10
/ the convention the adoption of the rules III
/ the convention Of 1855 with few unimpof-
| tant changes made necessary 10y the admission
/ OF new States since then.
DARK uoRsE uo0I
This was a DAY for the revival of The third
/ candidate boom. not the Alger boom. Dit
the dark horse boom. While There we,1
various names mentioned iu connection
Herewith that most frequently heard WAS
Senator Alison of Iowa. Us was advocated
from the far East where IT'S interests seemed
10 be cOuhded o. the charge Of nited rtaies
Senator A. !. Higgins. OF Delaware. from tuo
West aud Northwest. where Editor George
| Thompson. of the ST. Paul Dispatch,
ono of the Minnesota delegates. was
tue chief bug'eman. Senator higgins. lof
several weeks before leaving Washington for
the convention was of the opinion that his
distinguished colleague from the Hawkege
state would be the most available man upon
which TO consolidate all differences ot
opinion.
Editor Thompson spoke quite enthusiast
cally of the prospects OF tine boom this Aiirr-
noon, and said that au extensive business was
being done by Senator Higgins and several
cOadlutors or missionary lines
Mr.. Thompson was of the opinion that tue
indications to-day seemed 20 point 10 the
nomination of third man. a result which h8
anticipated with apparent pleasure.
Since morning the temper OF tie llarrison-
ties. with respect To- an eary vote. hns lrder
gone change. This afternoon and
tonight they were NJ the opinion the
an early demonstration of their strengt
was desirable. and they expressed
the desire ~ meet the ISSUE as speedily as po.-
slhle Tho claim made by Mr. Aiicheuer last
nlght that the Harrison vote would show a t1-
tai OF 5l3 was reiterated t1.dny with great
confidence by managers 40 the headquarte b.
USE co,rurTEE list.
Following is tie committee list of tho con-
ventl0n as far rs it made up.
tllhhnNhi ORGANIZATION. tullfOrulg. t.. h.
Johnson; Georgia. G.. G.. Wimhiseh. Idaho.
ID. &. Lockwood Illinois. j. G. Bidgewar
Indiana, \. i. DepauW. Iowa. e.. ~ Curtis.
Maine j. J., Cutler Maryland Allan Ruther- |
ford. Massachusetts r. A. Curtis. Michigan |
j. N. Milhuson Minnesota r. A. Day
Nebraska, o. ". Holland Nevada. VI. D. t
Foley New Hampshire ID. ~. King. Now
Jersey, w. NJ. Barker New York. Samuel /
Thomas; North Dakota. a. A. Marshall /
Ohio, q. NJ. Nash Oregon. C. I. Woyertn |
Rhode Island w. NJ Gregory. Virginia !
Henry Rowen. Vermont. e.. 2. Childs West /
Virginia +. i. Davis Wisconsin. W. f. Con /
ger.
TIE C0MNlrTrE oN CREuESIIArs.
The committee on credentials assembled at /
a o'clock aud then adjourned 20 meet agau /
at h NJ. at the rooms or tie national Re-
publican committee.
The committee organized ty the selection
OF Congressman C0gswel. Of Massachusetts,
chairman, and II Terrell. Of Te,as. and Hen
ry Lamm, II Missouri. secretaries
Tho committee ad 0urneI at 1890 O'Clock
until $3.50 tomorrow morning without hayine
accomplished ANYTHING. From this arose the
report that the Blaine men had captured the
committee which is very probable
II Is fully within the possibilities bearing /
in mind the difficulties which surround both
the committee on credentials and the com-
mittee ON resolutions. that tine first ballot for
President may not be taken before Saturday
or Monday next.