Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-01

The CONGRESS.
List Of Names Of The Committee
on Resolutions.
The Trans-Mississippi Congress
Getting to Business.
secretary smiths Annual Report
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IAHTHQCAkE IN ITALY.

| w b'uir, WV - III was marty
three. quarters ~ an hour after the al.
pointed time when President whi,emorr
called the Trans Mirsissipp, congress. "a
order day The Adoption of the report
II the committee on credentials last night,
which enrolled all appointed delegates
property accredited, without regard IA
their prra-nc~, gave especial poin, Ia the
report ~ the cnmmittee on rules and or
der u business, which provided for the
voting pawrr ~ each state delegation ui
not ,o exceed thirty votes. Il 81 many del.
-gAies are present, aud all the states Ia
have voting power II not less than ten,
no matter what the rmAlIn-ss If the at
tending delegation Pending considera-
ton ~ the report, th. members II the
a. follows: Arizona, r Is. Comstock, W.
}. CLANCY; Arkansas, George S-ng-l. G.
\ Collingi California, u. Lulin, q. W.
Parsons Colorado. | l. johnson. J. y.
ShSfroih; Idaho, William Bulge, u L.
Rich Indian Territory, u u Drnnison.
Fielding Lewis; Iowa, \. + smith. Bart
4 Lin"han' kansss, W H. Too,hage.
stephen Crane; Minnesota, Thus. Sharp
NJ ssnuri. T.. U. S,anAri, G r. Yraier
Nebraska. W J. Bryan, X W Richard.
s"n; New Mexico. L X Gibcl, l.. Is.
Prince; Oklahoma. sydney Clark, J A.
hrGuirr; Oregon, X b. hslgr; South
Dakota, X. Il Wilson. j. X brennan
Texas. Lewis Hancock. T. 4 Marshall ;
Utah, +, J Cannon. Z. c. Goodwin /;
Washington, A. L. black, u. II. Drviue !
Montana, Thomas g. Merrill. W II
Weed Alarkn, J L Greene Wyoming,
Louisiana, Nevada aud Nor h Dakota are
not represented in the convention.
The report Of the rules committee Was
adopted excepting the clause limiting the
voting r"w-r of the delegation Delegate
+ J. Cannon of Utah. moved 10 strike
out the maximum limit, thus giving full
delegations n vote for every man. lie
supported the motion with IN. content ion
that states and territories sufficiently in
ter.rt-d Ia send all the delegates 10 which
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EX. Governor Prince, If New Mexico,
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towering by their easily transported
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anu tue ~'g'n"' rrI"r' was Ahopteh.
among Tue resolutions submitted were;
End"rr'ng secretary hrrb-rrs tests and
use 81 American coal "nd urging leg'sla-
ton I" ehJhh upon naval "ffciAi" I" us"
AWAY" american pr"iuc'S where II can
u" ""he without financial Lea; hvorin.
increasing the number and Jurisdiction of
federal Judicial officers in the Indian ter.
r',ory and dsf-rr!ug creation Il n ,-rri,or
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al ALL Ia Texas hArbor AMI river Improve
mrnt.
W. J. Bryan introduced a resolution