The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-28
vantages of Savannah and its surround


! vantages of Savannah and its surround
( ings.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BODY.
This will be the first national body to
/ meet in Savannah. and the occasion will
be one Of great importance on that ac-
count.
The leading questions Of the day will
/ be discussed in the convention, among
them being topics in which the entire
country is now deeply interested. The
articles prepared upon the silver question
may lead TO some discussion and perhaps
a resolution, and the discussion of the
tariff may take the same course.
It is said that there viii be politicians
here from ali parts TO talk with the dele
gates and sound them upon the situation
in their respective locations. 1t is hardly
probable. however, that they will cut
much figure.
The COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Mayor McDouough and Capt. Purse,
vice president Of the congress. met last
night at the mayors residence and APP
pointed the following committees which
will be called together by the
chairman at an early date and
the matter taken in hand at once. All
the committees have been constituted
general reception committee, but a
special committee on reception was also
appointed to take charge of that feature Of
the occasion. The committees, the first
name on each being that of the chairman
will be notified Of their appointment to-
day by Chairman McDonough, and will
be urged TO take up the work at once
They are as follows:
Committee on Finance-COl j. H Es-
till. Capt Henry Blum, w. O.. Lathrop,
J. h. Garrett, l. NJ. Frank, T. II. McMil-
Ian, E A. Well, Joseph Hull, w. c. Pow
ell, II. p. Smart, K. p. Lowell, J. S. Col
Inns, George Meyer, W. l. O'Brien, T. A.
Exley.
entertainment Committee-J. r. Young.
W. G.. Cam. Col William Garrard, Her
man Myers, John Schley, Hon. Tomlinson
+. johnson, B. H. Levy, T. l.. Wylly, w.
r. Leakin, G. S. Counerat, NJ A.
O'Byrne, Joseph w. Jackson, Jacob Paul
sen, w. w Starr, w. S. Chisholm, Lee
Roy Myers. +. a. Smith
Committee on Accommodation J.
Watson, e. F. Graham, w. L. Exley. w
G. Cooper, J. G. Fell, B. Dub, E. G.
Gleason.
Committee on Statistics-A. G. Moy-
nelo, Col. John Screven, w. w. Gordon,
Jr., Capt 0. NJ. Carter, NJ. L. Exley, G..
A. Gregory, Col. J. L. Whatley, F. E.
Rebarer, Col. +. B. Papy, r. F. Burdell,
DR.. A. Oemler.
Committee on Halle. P. Walker, w.
j. Lindsay, John r. Dillon, j. L. Wal
INCUR, Ut. L. N. wells, y. II. DOrSett, r..
L. Neidlinger, George w. Parish, Joseph
Clay, II. l. Seemann.
Special Reception Committee-Mai. G.
NJ. Ryals, j. j. Dale, +. n. Hancock, Gen
G. NJ. Sorrel, w. G. Charlton, j. Nj.
Barnard, Mai. p. w. Meldrim, H NJ
Conner, David Wells, NJ. j. Solomons,
Capt, r. G.. Fleming, j. p. Williams, j.
G. Rowland, Col W. w. Gordon, A. r.
Lawton, Jr., w. S. Tison, A. Vetsburg,
Henry Taylor, J. Randolph Anderson,
Capt. John Flannery, p. A. Stovall, S. P.
Goodwin, c. NJ Cunningham, J. B.
Iiedeman, G. J. Mills. 1. G. Haas, J. d.
Weed, j. II. M. Clinch, c. L. Jones, S. Z.
Theus, James M. Dixon, Capt. G. B.
Pritchard, Col. j. L. Warren, Mai. John
Taliaferro, j. r. Saussy, Hon. P. NJ Rus
sell, George I. Cam, George
L. Appleton, e. A. Schwarz, Capt.
J. E. Tucker, NJ B. Lane, A. C.
Harmon, Maj. G. W. Lamar, l. Epstein,
Gugie Bourquin, Col. G. H. Olmstead. II.
Hohenstein, Q. M. Gilbert, Paul Haskell,
Thomas Gamble, Joseph F. Doyle. c. L.
Cunningham, John Lyons, Max Robinson,