The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-17

umbia. A. Gleason; Arizona. c. II. Akers;
New Mexico. T. b. Burnes; Oklahoma,
Charles Day; Indian Territory, w T..
Morgan; Alaska, W. a; Kelly Florida. J.
n. Coombs; Georgia, u. 5. Richardson;
Mississippi, W. +. l.. Gin.
Alabama, on credentials, Nathan II.
Alexander, on resolutions, II. v. Gashun;
Arkansas. on credentials, Jacob Trieber
on resolutions, John Mcclure: California,
on credentials, George =. Knight, on res
olutions. A. b. Lennon; Colorado. on
credentials, Frank G. GOudy. on resolu-
tons Henry NJ. Teller; Connecticut. on
credentials, Hubert Williams. on resolu-
credentials, J. Frank Allen, on resolu-
lions, J. Edward Addicks, Florida, on Gre
dentials, John l. Long, on resolutions, j.
I. Purcelli; Georgia, on credentials,
Thomas NJ. Dent. on resolutions. w. IL
Johnson; Idaho, on credentials, Littleton
Price, on resolutions Fred 4. Dubois, llli-
nOiS, on credentials, w. A. ROdenbury, on
resolutions, ". A. Patterson; Indiana, on
credentials, A. l.. Brisk, on resolutions,
Gen. Lew Wallace; Iowa, on credentials,
w. p. Hepburn, on resolutions. J. II.
Gear; Kansas on credentials, ]. e. Lam
bert, on resolutions, G. A. Swanson; Ken
lucky, on credentials, J. II. Heppy on
resolutions. Leslie COombs; Louisiana, on
credentials, Henry Demas, on resolutions
Fl. c.. WarmOth; Maine, on credentials,
Forrest Goodwin, on resolutions, Amos
L. Allen; Maryland, on credentials, X. p.
Grahama, on resolutions, James A. Gary;
Massachusetts, on credentials, j. NJ. Gold,
on resolutions, II. c. Lodge; Michigan,
Oh tItutHlldlSt -. L. DhAuAuAll@H bAA ANoO~
lut.ons. NJ S. Brewer; Minnesota, on Gre
dentials, l.. p. Hunt, on resolutions, w.
r. Merriam; Mississippi, on credentials,
A. S. Lowe, on resolutions, w. q. Tenn
pletOn (contesO; Missouri, on credentials,
John /. Bittenger, on resolutions, f. O..
Niedringhaus; Montana, on credentials,
Alex MetZel on resolutions, G. II. Hart
man; Nebraska on credentials. J. c. Co
win, on resolutions, Peter Janseni
Nevada, on credentials, w. d. Philips.
on resolutions, A. c. Cleveland; New
Hampshir on credentials, c. G. Gaffney.
on resolutions, +. S. Streeter; New Jersey,
on credentials, John +. Fort on resolu-
tions, Frank Bergen; New York, on ere
dentials, William A. Sutherland, on resOlu-
lions, Edward Lauterbach. North Caro-
lima, on credentials, G. J; Harris, on reso-
lutions, NJ. L. Mott; North Dakota, on ere
dentials, George Bingenheimer, on resolu-
tions, Alex Hughes; Ohio, on credentials,
A. c. Thompson, on resolutions, j. Is. For
aker; oregon, on credentials, Wallace Nc
Camant, on resolutions, Charles =.
Moore; Pennsylvania, on credentials, W.
II. Andrews, on resolutions, A. Medley
Darlington; Rhode Island, on credentials
Sam W. X. Allen, on resolutions, Walter
A. Read; South Carolina, on credentials,
j. H. FOrdham, on resolutions. W. i.
Crum; South Dakota, on credentials, NJ.
V. Lucas on resolutions, David Williams
Tennessee, on credentials, T. w Overall,
on resolutions, +. B. Brown; Texas, on
credentials, II. 3. Kane, on resolutions,
Webster Flanagan; Utah, on credentials,
c. p. Allen, on res olutons, +. j. Cannon;
Vermont, on credentials, c. A. Prouty, on
IHHOluLlOlSs W =. 4 Ohts v Al > AAAAeAf oAA
credentials, J. NJ. Mclaughlin. on resolu-
tions, James d. Brady; Washington, on
credentials, J. NJ Gilbert, on resolutions,
A. F. Burleigh; West Virginia, on creden-
tails, II. Schmubalch, on resolutions, F.
NJ Reynolds; Wisconsin, on credentials,
G. G. Sedgwick, on resolutions, r. NJ. La
follettee; Wyoming, on credentials, b. b.
Brooks, on resolutions, Cutting B. Fowler.
District of Columbia, on resolutions, An
drew Gleason; Arizona, on credentials, G.
w Wright, on resolutions, j. A. Fabris-
kie; New Mexico, on credentials, W. II.
H. Llewellyn, on resolutions, Sol. Luna;
/ Oklahoma on credentials, o. A. Milscher,
on resolutions, Henry E. Asp; Indian Ter
ritory, on credentials, p. l.. Lopez, on
resolutions, ]. p. Grady; Alaska, on Gre
dentials. C. S. Bucket, on resolutions, G.
S. Johnson.
mittees selected by the Gunby faction of
Florida delegates, which was turned down
by the national committee, were not
placed on the official lists of the tenn
porary organization to-day, but the fol-
lowing chosen Of the victorious Long fac
ton were recognized: on credentials,
John L. Long; on permanent organiza-
tion. E. +. Skinner; resolutions, J. L.
Purcell; rules, j. N. Combs.
The Addicks faction from Delaware, al
though it selected its committeeman, did
not participate in the committee meeting
following to-day's sessions, Mr.. Addicks
preferring to await the final action of
the credentials committee.