The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-02
The Chairman of the National
Committee Designates His
Cabinet - Brice Will Head
the Campaign Commit
tee--AdvisOry Board
Not Named.

many of the party leaders, and be be-
lieves that the committees will be
satisfactory to democrats all over the
country. Missouri and the southwest
are we'll represented by Colonel John
G Prather of st. Louis and Oliver
T. Holt of Houston. Tex.
Mr.. Hsrrity chose the executive
Committee principally with the view
Of covering the party from a geo
graphical standpoint. and he has sue
ceetied in doing this very satisfac-
toriIy. The lists are as follows:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman, ex-officio-Wm. F. Har.
rity Of Pennsylvania.
secretary. exofficio-F. P. Sheerin
OF Indiana.
Calitornis-M. F. Tarpey, Ala
media.
Colorado - Charles S. Momas.
Denver.
Connecticut -Chas. French, Sey-
mour.
Florids-Samuel Pascoe. Monti-
cello.
Georgia-Clark Howell. .'r. At
lanta.
Iowa.. J. Richardson, D.ven.
port.
Kansas W. Blair, Leaven-
worth.
Ken,ucky-Thomss H. Sherley.
Louisville.
Louisisna-Jss. Jeffries. Rapides.
Maire-Arihur Sewell. Bath.
MarylaLd-Arthur P. German,
Laurel.
Michigan-D. j. Csmpap, Detroit.
Minnesota Michael Loran, st
4, Paul.
,ssachusetts Charles B. Hrwry.
Oxford.
Missouri-John G. Prather, St.
Louis.
! New Hsmpshire-Alvah II. Sullo-
way, franklin.
New Jersey-Miles Ross, New
Brunswick.
New York William F. Sheehan,
Buffalo.
North Carolina-M. W. Ransom,
Weldon.
Ohio-Calvin S. Brice, Lima.
TeDnes; ee - Holmes Cummings,
Memphis.
Texas-O. T. Holt, Houston.
Vermont-Bradley B. Smslley.
Burlington.
West Virgins Basil B. Godran,
eandy.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Calvin S. Brice, Lima. O.; Arthur
L P. German. Lsurel. Md; VIM. F.
Sheehan. Buffalo. N. Y; b. B. Small
ley. Burlington, VT; NJ. W. Ransom,
Wel.on. N. c.; B. r. Cable, Rock
Island. ILL.,; E. G. Wsil. Milwaukee.
Wis; Josiah Quincy. Boston, Mas. f;
| VIM. F. Harrity. Philadelpia, Pa.
Mr.. Harry las put in hard days
work upon them, in spite Of the fact
that the mercury was SO high that il
could hardly be seen. He was glad
to have the work completed, and be
said 80. But he was much pleased
with the indications of harmony and
unity of purpose that he saw in tht
party. He spoke of that teelingly.
at is not too much to say." said
Mr.. Harrity, "that am very much
encouraged by the hearty manner in
which the leading representative dem
ocrats Of The country are coming t.
my support. They all seem actuated
BY the one purpose of m king a wiz
ming fight. Whatever differences Of
choice or Of opinion there may have
existed prior to the Chicago con.
ven,ion are now completely done
away with they have disappeared II
completely as though they had never
existed. All now seem disposed t.
lend effort and bend every energy te
win in November. I am in receipt Of
10 great many letters and kilograms
every day from the leaders Of til.
party, and they are al Of most cor
dial character. They oil say in effect
Put me where l can do fhe most goot
and ! will give my bet services s,
it looks to me - though We are 4
have . thorough organization Of I
united. harmonious, aggressive ant
enthusiastic party. The present out
look is exceedingly gratifying
"When will the members Of the I'd
j viso.y committee be selected
"Not until after the meeting of th