The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-31
WILL CARRY FOUR STATES
CLAIMS OF SANGUINE LEADERS OF
 THE COED DEMOCRATS.

Getting Ready for the Indianapolis Com
 yention of Protest-Twenty-nine States
 Will Send Full Delegations-BeliefT That
 President Cleveland Will be Represented
 at the Convention by Comptroller Eckles
 Revolt Said to be Widespread and In-
 creasing.
 Indianapolis, Aug. S0.-Secretary Will son of the national committee tonight completed the temporary roll Of the coming national democratic party con- vention so far as he could go until the Tuesday meeting of the national com- mittee. The following states have cer- tifed the names of full delegations: California, Connecticut, Illinois, In diana. Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisi- ana Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode lsl- and, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, West Vlr- ginia-29 in all.
 The following states have notified the executive committee that they have elected, but have not yet sent in their lists: Alabama, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Virginia and Washington,
 The following states will, it is ex- a1a tc- Arkansas, Mississippi and Montana making total of Al states and leaving Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and Utah as the states which will not take part in the convention.
 The convention will have no contend- ing factions, nor opposing ambitions and 1t will contain more notable men than any of those held this year. The speeches to be delivered at the We'd nesday night mass meeting by Messrs. Enrich, Fellows, Breckinridge, Eckels and Outhwaite are looked forward to as notable contributions to the sound money literature of the campaign.
 The Florida delegation will come to this convention to support Grover Cleveland for the presidential nomina tion To-day a telegram was received from Arthur Meigs, chairman of the delegation, asking that a banner be pre- pared for the delegation. The banner Is to be Of white silk, gold bordered, containing in the center the portrait of I Cleveland, inscribed with the words | Our Candidate"
 l Chairman Bynum returned this morn l ing from Bradford Junction, o., where l he spoke last night to a meeting com posed largely of railroad men, He said there were four thousand persons l in the crowd, three special trains hav- l ing brought large numbers from the surrounding country. The meeting was a satisfactory one to him. The impress
 sion prevails tonight that the ticket is
 likely to be Bragg and Ruckner I MT. Bynum was asked tonight if the ticket nominated here this week would i be heard from in the electoral college. I Certainly" he responded. Tt will icarry four states, of which Florida, Ala l bama and Texas are three"
 Nothing is known here of the inten-
 tions of President Cleveland regarding 1 the convention and its work. Some people think it probable that Comp troller Eckels, who will be here to-mor-
 row. has a message from the president
 or is authorized to speak for him in
 some way that will be satisfactory to | the delegates.
 w. J. Curtis of New Jersey, one of | the leaders of the sound money move
 ment in the democratic party of his
 state, arrived here this afternoon. He
 said a full delegation of twenty men | from New Jersey would be here and
 that number of others interested in
 the movement would attend ''The
 movement in New Jersey" he said, lis widespread and powerful