New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

ACTION OF THE VARIOUS STATE DELE
CATIONS.
MANY wELr~KNOwN MEN STEP DOWN AND OUT
FOR FAILING TO RECOGNIZE THE PoPU-
LAR DEsIRE-crANGEs IN THE
DIFFERENT STATES.

delegations here to-day many men Of National re-
pute were turned down. William NJ. Hahn, so long
| a potent factor in Ohio politics disappears from the
| Is, az do also the equally well-known James 8
Clarkson. q Iowa. and ex-President Iiarrsons
! friend J. ~ Huston. Of Indiana. Chauncey ]. FL
| ley. Of Missouri. sustained another defeat at tho
hands of his old opponent. Mr. Kercrs. and Colonel
| William Lamb. chairman OF the Republican state
| Committee of Virginia. and leader Of the Reed
| forces in that State was compelled 10 retire from
| the National Committee in favor OF n man holdlng
different views. The of Joseph H. Manley of
Maine is still held under Amusement by his delega-
| ton. win ntmation that they will probably
| consider his recent offence In giving up the Reed
| ship Of the head rather than OF the heart
and Will keep him in his committee membership
HARMONY IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
| The ma,ontcnts In the Massachusetts, delegation.
after good nights rest. returned to camp this
morning willing 10 act in harmony with the entire
delegation In fact. VI. V. p. Jenerson who started
the revolt when 1t attempted last night to make
George Lyman. OF Boston. the member OF the Ma
tlonal Committee. first on his feet this morning
to make motion tina, Mr. Lyman bc elected This
| done by the solid vote of the delegates. AMI
from that time on every action taken was unan--
! nous Senator Lodge placed In nomination for
the position Of member Of the Committee on Reso-
.utions by A. f. Wnship. who said that the great
question of the convention next 10 the nomination
OF a President was the contes, IN committee. and
cial plank
The one man In tho convention" said Mr. Win
| ship. whose scholarship experience. reputation.
| political sagacty. statesmanship wisdom and ora
torlcal power make him equal TO this emergency Is
| n member OF the Massachusetts, delegation, the
! Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge"
This statement greeted with prolonged ap-
| plaus" and Mr.. Lodge was elected The other
| places on the committees were hlcd as follows;
| Credentials Jesse NJ. Grove; Notification to the
~, N fhe
| Vice-Prcsilent Willard J. Hale. Rules William
! Butter: Nlcc-Presiicnt ;or Massachusetts. curtis
! Guild jr Tho financial plank adopted at tho Plat
conference last night inlorsel. and the entire
| delegation was divided into committees and as
! signed 70 various States. work in n missionary
| movement, having FOR It's object n declaration for
| gold in the platform 10 hc adopted. Immediately
| upon the adjournment OF the meeting the sub
| committees began their work. and within I'VE
! minutes quito number OF southern delegates wcr"
| in the dclcSat.on's private rooms listening 10 IN"
arguments tina, wcrc being cloQucntly advanced TO
show why tho gold standard should be adopted
KERENs CHOSEN AGAIN.
The Missouri delegation this afternoon reelected
Richard G. Kercns. OF 81. Louis. National Com
mittceman by a vote OF - 70 lj Major Warner. OF
Kansas city. received three votes
Senator Pr.tchard OF North Carolina. who & was
supposed would bc tho member from that State Oh
the Committee on Resolutions declined to be q
candida" when he found number ~ other men
anxious sor the place. VI. J.. Moti. arden, free
silver man was elected. The other committee I."c"s
were filed as follows: Chairman AMI National Com
mltieouan. James r BOYD. Notification 20 the
President G. T.. bernard Permanent organization.
George = white. Credentials e. Harris. RI.cs.
| " T O'Urlen. Notification TO ian Nicc-Iresil'ut
John H. Hanna.
| william Lamb the prcscn, state chairman % the
pe,,,h,,r,n oorty IN ne OLD Commonwealth O.. VIZ
rln,a. was completely ovcrihronn ne resu, q his
.cort 90 stem the Mex nIcy ,ldc IN that state He
was supposed 20 have been f'r Reed. but ~ all
events ne was for anybody to beat NIX lnley ana
AS chairman Of the state organization earnestly
sought 60 accomplish this result u" f'N'd how
ever. ana "h'h me o'''' '"''' ''''''" ~. We
"a one %; the d"l"sat's-ai-.'rse nn'"r 81
INSTRUCTIONS 10 Noi' Io' VI N'"'''' ""'" WI. '''
sought the honor Of recollection az the '"s'''
member q the National Committee he 'o"n' ~"
Siate delegation pTacr'HHy unanimous '"I '''''b'
T. Do"den who has been te VI N'h''' ''.'i III
virginia Had the Not" o''h ''h'n' " - S''' '"''
Mr. Lamb would have received but ihf'e out o.
twenty -four votes In the delegation. l nd'r ~"
circumstances. Mr. Bo"dcn's election Vas prA'-
ticallv unanimous ana without the Formally %.
vote Ihc remaining '""''''''o"
sisnmen's were az follows. rh,'Tm"" OK IN" '''~'
h'.'Y.' -, -,,,.. william Lamb Gre
dentiais. j. " MrI.augalia permnnen, orr,ilza-
ton. General stth boiling, notification to the g'es,
dent. J. > bTo""ins' noun i'''n 10 ..'
" - ~, ,.,.....,. ,,.,,,.i,
Informally congressman h'"'S '"i" ,'''e '''''
as being favorable - sound money but I - SAIL
,,o, :. ho r,,,,r,,y ~ m. Com,ri.,ec on Res, n
'""' " 90" a., ., ..,, o.. NJ
tons FAVOR me "S''"'" Vi INC WV s'''' -"
t Brady will vote that way.
Tn. West Virginia delegation me, at the Planters
- Hotel and elected \. b. White chairman and u. L
boushner secretary the following were se.@''e.
-, 80 ,,,,.a, g-,,,,,.ls. II cch,,rlh, "a
.. w ~ H"i""''''' N''"''"'' - " "
Permanent Organization, +. {. KaihbOne. on Bass
-, to,,.ser,s,ion. / l. Uur.t on Rules. L. y
o Linen. Notification to President; I. +. Houston
r Notification to Nlce-fTes'deh''
THE BUCKEYES ~ SESSION.