Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-14

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 ss ricians.
 Js. tban l, 900 men consti- ,lEenth Republican national
 ',Fbieh will assemble at St. 18th of June to nominate
 iaent and vice president of ,I,s statos.
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 s,T national convention held
 Tiaw in detail the member s..s eonventien, for the dolega- l.,,.,oss every state is studded x ,s5Yas of men of note, to say
 those who will now make
 ,snnearance on the national
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 s|'4wit1 Arkansas, the delegates K, Ina having yet to win their :3,.s ell Clayton, tho leader of the ss eIegation, has been a Repub- s,8,pb good and through evil re- aopted citizen of Arkansas,
 ,:.,F bern man, but as loyal an as any native. There have ,,sRs when he has had to take his ,;sbapd in defense of Republican Is% His brother went to death them. Powell Clayton has figure in former na- and was the chair Fbs one which nominated Blaine ;iiaellt.
 lblifornia come the son and he of General Grant, John D. .ls son of the sugar king and a n,an in California politics, and editor of The Call. |ES5Sit sends Sam Fessenden, one ,sst politicians ill New England, sesnor Bulkeley, who is believed lands to be q vice president possi- 1jolonel A. E. Buck is the fore sab among the Georgians. He | bne of the wheel horses of the sp movement in the south. Zone of his colleagues, is a mem- nroup of colored men who have
 n vain to keep the negroes of h away from Mckinley.
 Hlinois delegation is headed by Ghe last of the war governors, Bfable and gallant Dick Oglesby, s6sn there will be no more pie on the floor of the con
 Associated with him as dele
 large are Private Joe Fifer, 's predecessor ill the governor 6 William. Penn Nixon and R. 'ylson, who gre respectively ed the traditional rival Republican se''s Of the west, the Chicago Ban and the Chicago Tribune. nd Patterson come to Mckinley .their will and under inst1uc- st are now with him in good seorge Schneider, another Chi ls probably the only member of Louis convention who was also er of tie convention which nom 4 Abraham Lincoln. He was, in of the founders of the Repub- rty, and was one of Lincoln's eounselors before and after his 1on. Sam Raymond of Chicago pr interesting character. He is wit and q s,alwart Republican. Ter takes the floor he will win Is of all who hear him. The |er notable man in the Illinois on Is Asa Matthews, who was II known i'll Washington, and I Id the office of comptroller of bury.
 'ick Thompson, who was seere- the navy under Hayes, was a e of Lincoln in the house of tatiyes and has been on speaking ith almost every president of the States ill this century, and Gen. ' Wallace, who has world wide ! as the author of -Hur, " 0m Indiana. One of their asso- young Harry New, who is al- good 3 politician as his father,
 John C., who is ex-President Is best friend and who had the m or patronage under the last 'an administration. Iowa is we'll snatoH Scar, General D. B. Hen nd J. $. Clarksen, It is a pity ilYer lsnot q delegate at large to 9 quartet complete. Kentucky Mr Hunter, who was so near
 so fur from being @ United and, strangely enough, Other notable man in the Ken legation is notable because, al- Republican, he is a namasal1e mt l.. VallauJlighan.
 'Fernor Kellogg, who has been T or every national Republican on Tn my time, comes again llsiaaa His has been q stormy ne approaches old age in epu- aleh has been willingly drawn 2olige his old friends Quay and lthoat, however, impeding tho J tldal Wave. Maine's most ielesate is Harold N. Sewall,
 only recently renouncad the ey' which was his inheritance. fhn ,o.1