The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-04
STATES WELL REPRESENTED.
Almost Every Governor Has APP
pointed Delegates to the Farmers
Congress.

Almost Every Governor Has APP
pointed Delegates to the Farmers
Congress.
If all the delegates who have been ap-
pointed to the National Farmers congress
come to Savannah next week the United
States will be well and fully represented.
Almost every state, with very few ex-
ceptions, have appointed delegates equal
in number to their representatives and
senators in congress. In other words,
each district is represented on this truly
national body, and the states are also
represented as such.
There is scarcely a state in the union
that has not some interest in agricultural
matters, and all are alive to agricultural
progress and development. The con-
yention brings all diversified interests to-
gether, where they can in common discuss
matters, agricultural and otherwise,
which pertain to and affect all interests.
The states, no doubt, will all be well
represented. Alternates as well as dele
gates have been appointed in all of them
and the governors of the different states
have brought their appointments to the
attention Of each of the delegates.
1t is expected, too, that the politician
will be on hand This affords him a good
opportunity to learn how the land lies,
and if there is anything in it for him, he
is almost certain to come In addition to
the list OF delegates given yesterday,
Capt. Purse has received the following
lists not mentioned yesterday;
NORTH CAROLINA
J. J. Laughiuhouse, Grimesland; J. M.
Forehand, Amboy; Calvin Barnes. Will
son; Yancey OrmOn, Snow Hill; B. r.
Aycock, Fremont; Joel Rhem, Newborn ::
j. B. Phillips, Battleboro; G. w. Nor
wood, Raleigh Col. j. S. Cunningham.
Cunningham; Daniel Richmond, Milton
Person county; Capt. T. Nj Norment,
LumbertOn; Charles Mcdonald, Concord {;
DR.. w. B. Means, Linwood; DR.. w. T..
Crump, China Grove; W. A Graham.
| MacpeIah; W, w. Lenoir, Boone; Gen. r..
town; X. G. Iillery, Tillery; W. p.
Shaw, Winston; J. B. Holman, Iredell !;
David Alexander, Bay
Nebraska-H. f. Heath, Lincoln; G.
| II. Barnard, Table Rock; l. H. Markell
| Omaha; h. Daniels, Gilmore Mrs. A. M
Edwards, Fremont; w r. Artman.
| West Point; j. B. Mcdowell, Fairbury !;
! w. Dobson, Germantown; Smith Caid-
well. Edgar; j. B. Dinsmore, Sutton: l..
| Park; ex-Gov. Furnas, Brownsville: S
M. Barker, Silver Greek; G. H. Cutting,
| Kenny.
Kansas-Hon. A. w. Smith, McPher-
son; Walter n Allen, Meridcn: d. II.
Heffebower, Bucyrus; George S. Currier,
Garritt
West Virginia r. G. Hammett.
Salama Hon. Z. W Mcneil. Old Fields
Henry NJ. Clak, Mount Morris: Jacob
Bumgardner, Elizabeth; Mr.. Perry G
Cunningham, Walton; Col. r. p. Chew,
Charlestown.
Wyomlng-G. w. Forney, Saratoga
Hon. John Mccormick, Sheridan.
Pennsylvania. B. Kirk bridge. Bastle-
ton; r, w. jackson, Frankfort: w. B.
Harvey, West Grove; J. p. Jackson, KEEL
ton; w. kenderdine, Lumberville: DIR.
G. w Heston, Newtown; Randall Bis
bling Minsi; Richard Krecht, Stocker-
town; w. G. Moore, Womelsdorf: W. K.
b. Johnston, Allentown; J. B. McSpanau
Furniss; II. NJ. Engle, Marietta; A. G.
Sisson, LaPlume; II. w. Northup.
Glenburn; w. Penn Kirkendan Dal-
las; w. H. Stout, Pine Grove
0. d. Schock, Hamburg; S. F. Barber
Hamburg; f. McKeehan, Ferguson. A
Codding, Towanda; G. D. Derrah. Can