New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19

poc,es.er that p Committee on Credentials;
also of ,hirty-four members. be appointed, anu
by Congressman Serene +. PAM 'ha' No"''
n1ittce on Resolutions be named. . 90
General G. IL r Coils Of New-York. arose 10
say that the delegates from the NVth o1ns'en n,
District had not been consulted apou 49, 20
,,o,n,rocn, of their representatives, on tncSe var
Gus committees. He offered to aiu 'he '""''
man in the selection OF ;he mon. ..,,.o 60
'.The Chair will not require any asSis'allce ~
,,,oi,e the appontmonts which IT was instructed
m rroLn Inv. Tho convention" said Mr.. Qusg. ana
the convention laughed aid cheerco ~nlis o, 49,
eral Coils managed 10 gather hiInseil Ios IA,
Uo exnlained that the mar iienry traSs'' WIZ
had represented Il district in the state 'o''''''
tee had been displaced $3.50.
The chairman announced that II he made any
anno,ntments Of persons who were not Delegates
~ unrid GLADLY rectifv the mistake General
Collis was elected to the State committee III
Mace OF Mr. Grasae last night. ana ne Waiile" -
make some use Il his new once d. or.o', ' on
though Mr.. Grasses term does not expire UNI"
January
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED
Mr. or,rr arnounced the following committees
Committee on Permanent organization: CorneiHs
Van cot. chairman Ist District 9Tan saro,
Tanning; Ill., Theodore D. Wills r,ncbor nv I'm Fran
- Rogers jr vth irafl f. F'I Ernlm,n; Win
Frank Rachs ylIh bank I lTih H T2aTles Nor
T Eara Hil Xivh G' W. " Hicks Xvth cainmbq; Q
ISnnsSn S XH1s Fa~ Xv fHp
XXth ;nS coT RcSfs XXI XX '" r. t. WoFdsH
XxITid '1 leRel b Whit; XVIII Char,, a.
Chckcrine; XXyth. 4 NJ Nils; XHVlthv v EnGns
W. Tvs q .iG EGmon:ion TX: XxiXth " W apron XXXh
i'll Ellis XXXIs, Alfyc9 g Wr'sh,' H ISnkIns
N com%iics on RssoI4tiqqss + Payns f H}o
I nah Timothy /. woodruf: Nh George " Head
yh Jofeh A Mg%a0 v Hh Gh'F da Xxx M' Eha
Root: Nth John r winiolph; N,tha Charles
Sshwck XIh H. Knssc X Edma5 a T. f MIfS4
XvItthh, Ernest Hall XvlIih. Ira NJ Hedges;
XyIih ipmqs rDs sh % Xil q nurr M Matlics
XXd KsGFE YX yXv Aaa Wld ar Sixth %aii
T. smith: XXV1IIth blank; MINI. Seymour
DcxieT xXXth Epsenc caTsy X Xxx + EG "tG
XXXXXXffVVith. C G. =. straight
COMMITTEE on credentials A. Sutherland. chair
lace; iIid Edward G. Mason; Ivth william II Fri
T W. a Ssn Hsn VIZ yA RfstT ch '"a%ig
IXh John co,lins F. Gibbs Mn John ,nh* u
Pha erry X1vph. John RcsenWs5er Xvth +
PoTs"; X 8ca1 G &%I,b Sef FSrs E XX
j. jacobs: Mid. Il, J. Ponaldsop; VILLA. p |, n
Fnke: XXvith. George ?. Pudney; XXviIth. How
ard 6. White: ,XXVlIlih; James w W. pun"eI':
XXXist. blank: XXXTi. Frank T. Gilbert:
NXXIIId. Henry W Brendeli; NNNlNth' clArenc"
Kicker.
Notice was then given OF the places whore the
committees would meet after the adj ournment.
The clerk also announced that IN" New ork
delegation would NEE, AZ once In the ballroom
Of the United states Hotel
on motion II Senator Edmund OConnor. ~
Ringhamton an adjournment was taken until
40 o'clock The New-York delegates found that
the ballroom Of the hotel was ~ ne USED by IN"
Committee on Credentials. SO they gave mp the
idea Of holding a conference. Nobody seemed -
know what was 10 be accomplished By meeting.
so il didn't matter much.