The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-17

clnred elected.
Mr william Lamb. OF Virginia, Of.
fcrcd the following: Resolved, that
the roll OF stutcs and territories be now
called and that the chairman of each
] delegation announce the names OF tn
persons selected to serve on the several
committees as follows:
Permanent organization, rules and
| order of business. credentials. resOlu-
| tons and Rii resolutions Ia relation Il
the platform Of the Republican party
h. referred to such committee without
debate. and move Its adoption" The
resolution was adopted.
Personnel ofIhO Committee.
The committee as ilnaliy made up are
as follows:
Committee on rules and order of bus
lncss
Pennsylvnnin--H. II. Bingham.
West VIrSinia--J. l.. Hunt.
Committee on permanent orgaHtza-
ton:
ohlo-C. II. Grosvenor.
PCnnsylvania-ChArl II. Mullen.
West NirElnln-Hcnry Schmulbnuh.
Committee on credentials:
0ho-A. c. Thompson
PcnnnsylVHnin-W. II. Andews.
West Virginia.-O. w. o. HHrdmnn.
The committee on resolutions was
composed rs follows:
Alahama--H. v. CaShln.
AlaSka-C, S. Johnson.
.AFizDnn-.Is a. Srhisir.
Arkunsas-Johu Mcclure.
ColOrado-H. N. Teller.
California;. II, Lennon.
Connectlcut--S Samuel FessCndcn.
De1aware-Hcnry r.. ASH.
District OF COlumbia-AndrGw Gleo.
son.
FIoridn--I. L. Purcell
GeOrEin-W. B. johnson.
Idaho-F. r. Dubois.
lIlinois-R w. Patterson.
lHdiana-Lew Wallace.
Indian TCrritOry-J. i. Grady.
IOwa--Tohn II. Gear.
Kansas-C. a. SwInson.
KCntucky-LcslIc Combs.
LouIsiana-H. c. Yarmouth.
AAinc-Amos l.. Allen.
Maryland-James 4. Gary.
MISREPRESENTATION Cabot Lodge.
MIchlgan-MHr S. Brewer.
Minncsota-W. r. Merriam.
Misstssippi-E W. Luftdn.
Missour-F. G. NicdrInghnuS
MOntana-Charlcs S. Hartman.
Nchraska-Pctcr Jansen.
ENtlhtll--SAs ~ ~ NttAllAs
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $. Struth
New YorIl-Edward Lautcrbach.
New Jerscy--Frank Bergen.
New McXiCN-SOlomon Luna.
North Carufina-M. l., Mott
North Observation-Disclosures Hughes.
OhO-l. Il. Foraker.
Oklahoma Tcrritory-SenGy +. Ash.
Orcgon-Charles S. Moore.
Pennsylvania-Smcd Darlington.
Rhode Island Walton A.. Reed
South Cafolina-William y. Crum.
South Dnltota-David Williams.
Tcxas-W Webster Flanagan
Tenncssce-F. Il. Brown.
Unh-F. ]. Cannon.
Virginia James r. Brady.
Vermont--H. D. Iolton.
Washngton--A. +. BurlciEh
West Vlrginia-F. NJ. Reynolds
Observation-Disclosures NJ. LlFOllctte.
WyOmIng-B. r. Fowler,
When the committees had baen an
nounccd Mr.. Clayton. OF Arkansas
said:
referred to the committee ON rules and
order OF business
Tre chairman said: THE resolution
cannot b.. read II there is objection:
IT can only be read by unanimous con-
sent. Is there ohJectlaH?"
Cries Of object"
General Grcsvenor. OF Ohio, moved
that the convention do now adjourn I'M
III 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Clayton. OF Arkansas. addressing
the chair, snid: II think that my rcso-
luton referring to the platform Is I'm
portant and ask that 1t be head"
The chairman: "Uhder the rules Of
the last convention the resolution will
be referred without reading TO the com
mittcc on resolutions"
Ex-Governor Fifcr. OF Illinois, was
recognized and said: Mr.. Chairman,
the colored people Of Illinois have pass
cd resolutions affecting the rights or
their race, and they have asked me to
bvinG these resolutions 70 the attention
Of the convention, l will send them TO
the ohhir and ask that they b" referred
to the committee on resolutions for
notion"
The chairman: III there IS no objec-
ton It will be so ordered"
Mr.. Grosvenor: II now move that the
convention adjourn until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The motion was put to vote ana
carried and Mt l.55 p. m the chairman
announced the convention adjourned.