New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
SOUND-MONEY DEMOCRATS.
ruIRTY-sIx STATES TO BE REPRE-
sENTED AT THE INDIANAPOLIS
MEETING.
FURTHER ASSURANCES OF SUPPORT RECEIVED -


TIL, ExECu TIVE COMMITTEE IN CHICAGO
Chicago. Aug. 1-According TO the reports ~
ceived by the provisional National Executive Conn
mites Of the AntFree Silver Democrats. thirty
six States will be represented at the Indianapolis
meeting Of National Committeeman. who are In
structed to sign and issue call for Nationai
nominating convention.
The Executive Committee met at the Palmer
House headauarters and the members were highly
gratifed to hear the report OF the work or the
subcommittee consisting Of ex-Congressman w.
D. Bynum of Indiana, and Henry b. ROBBINS Oh
illinois, which has been in communication Win the
States In sympathy with the movement. In and'-
ton TO tho foregoing members there were present
General Edward s. Bragg. OF Wisconsin. chairmani
Colonel 7 @ Broadhead of Missouri. and W. b.
Haldeman, Of Kentucky. the full committee. ~
was found that the sound-money men OF nineteen
States had already organized and named tneir COM
mitteemen with Instructions to attend the lndian-
apolis meeting. Those whicn nave repof'e" W
name are as follows:
Alabama ] NJ Fakner. Montgomery: Californ'a
Y Pond San Francisco: Illinois. John M
Palmer Springfield: Indiana. John r. wilson. i"'
diana polls Kansas. Eugene Hagen. Topeka heh'
lucky. Richard T. Tyler. Hickman; Massachuse.ts'
ex-Mayor ~ Matthews. Boston: Minnesota r. W.
McCu;cheon, St. Paul Mississippi. Edgar >. Will
son Jackson: Missouri, l.. c. krauthon, Kansas
City: Nebraska, Euclid Martin. Omaha' new
Hampshire, Gordon Woodbury.. Manchester New
York: Charles Tracey. Albany: alternate 'eorse
Foster Pea body BROOKLYN Pennsylvania, j. G. bui.
lett Philadelphia; alternate George f. baers
South Carolina. r. F. Tolty. Anderson; West Viz
ginia H. s. Simms. Huntington; alternate. r. stan.
maker; Wisconsin. Ellis B. Usher. La Crosse: ore.
CON- c. +. s. Wood. Portland
Maryland reported organization perfected.
with II. A. Parr. president and committeeman
chosen. but gave name. Ohio and Texas re-
ported that conferences had been called for to-
day TO name representatives. Connecticut. Florida.
Iowa Maine. Michigan, Rhode Island. Vermont.
Tennessee Virginia and Washington were heard
from. to the effect that meetings had been called
for early next week TO appoint representatives,
which practically adds ten the Indiana polls list
After the committee meeting a telegram was re-
ceived from Charles H. Baker. OF Seattle. saying
that a conference there to-day had chosen Judge
Thomas Burke to represent Washington.
The committee advised that In the following
States action was being taken which would re-
suit in naming committeeman: Colorado. New-Jer-
sey. Montana, South Dakota and North Dakota
The committee feels OF the participation OF at
the other five At indianapolis New Mexico ana
oklahoma asked 10 be represented at indianapolis.
but the committee does not feel authorized TO ac-
cept committeeman from the Territories. An in,i-
tation TO be present, however. was extended. w.
b. Childers withdrew from New Mexico.
In addition TO those already named. prominent
Democrats have declared their intention Of being
present at the Indianapolis meeting. and the com"
mittee IL assured of large outside attendance
II was decided hold the conference In the club
room OF the Dennison Hotel
While the committee was In session. numerous
dispatches were received favorable to the move.
ment Among them we're one from ex-Govsrn9r
Stone and one from Judge Calhoun. OF JACKSON
Miss, announcing the selection OF their committee