The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-22
NOTED DEMOCRATS AT CHICAGO.

At the Chicago convention there is an
unusually large attendance of men of ma
tional reputation. In this respect The
Democratic assemblage is superior to that
which met at Minneapolis two weeks ago.
The most eminent delegate is ex-senator
and ex-Secretary of State THOMAS F. BAY
ARD who, of course, represents Delaware,
and who is chairman Of the platform com
mittee. Other members of CLHvELAND's
cabinet are in the convention. Elk ecre-
tary of the Navy WILLIAM G. WHITNEY is
not a delegate, but is in Chicago
as the chief manager of the CLEvE-
LAND forces, with Judge D. CADY
HERRIcK, Judge WM. S. BIssELL and
francis S. STETsoN as his lieutenants.
Judge BIssELL was law partner of Mr..
CLEVELAND in Buffalo, and Mr.. STETsox is
his partner in New York WILLIAM F..
Villas, ex-secretary of the interior, is a
delegate from Wisconsin. He was presi-
dent OF the national convention in 1884.
D. M. Dickinson, x-postmaster general,
is a delegate at-large from Michigan.
There are several United States senators
in the convention. Senator GoRMAN head !
the Maryland delegation, and is one of the
most conspicuous personayes in the con
vention. Senator DAN w VOORHEES,, 1.-THE
Tall Sycamore OF the Wabash, y is one OF the
delegates-at-lsr from Indiana Elk Sec
rotary Villas, already mentioned, is now
senator from Wisconsin. Senator JOIN ].
MCPHERSON is delegate-at-large from
New Jersey. Senator c. S. BRIcE. chair
man Of the national committee, is delegate
at-large from Ohio. Senator JOIN DANIEL
heads the Virginia delegation. Ex-Sena-
tor CANDIES is delegate from West Vir-
GINA and ex-senator WALLACE delegate
from Pennsylvania. There are also sew
eral governors and ex-governors in the
convention, notably Governor FLOWER of
New York, Governor ALBEIT of New Jer-
sey, Governor BRowN of Maryland and ex-
Governor CAMPBELL Of Ohio. Among other
well-known delegates are General II. ".
SLocUM. General DANIEL SIckLEs, two of
the most famous survivors of hecivil war.
L. @. BENEDICT. The Wall street banker
and personal friend Of GROVER CLEVELAND.
who is delegate-at-large from Con-
necticut; WILLIAM E. ENGLISH Of Indiana.
w. G. JONES, chairman of the Iowa Demo-
cratic state committee: HENKT WAITER
soS, the editor and orator of Kentucky:
PATRICK c. COLLINS of Massachusetts
JOHN E. RUSSELL, father Of Governor Rus
SELL. Of the same state; JOSIAH QUINCY.
chairman Of the Massachusetts Demo
cratic executive committee; CHARLES
c. MAFFTT, chairman Of the Missouri Demo-
cratic state committee; Congressman
FRANK JOKES Of New Hampshire; ex-Con-
gresham MILES Ross OF New Jersey; ex
Solicitor General JENKs. Attorney General
HExsEL, WILLIAM M. SINszRnr and Con-
gresham MUTcuLER OF Pennsylvania: J.
w. THRocKMoRroN and JoHS IRELAND Of
Texas, and General EDWARD S. Brace.
who made the famous speech nominating
CLESELAND, in which he said, 1--WE love
him for the enemies he has made.n
The officers of the New York state and
city governments will be almost entirely
vacated during the convention. Besides
Governor FLOWER, Lieutenant Governor
SHEEHAx. Secretary of State FRANK RIcr.
Civil Service Commissioner EUsrAcE. Mayor
Grant, Mayor MANNING, Of ALBANY:
District Attorney NIcoL. of New York;
District Attorney RIDGEwAY, OF Brooklyn.
and Fire Commissioner PURREY. are dele
gates; State Railroad Commissioner CHAPLIN
is alternate-at-large, and host Of other