The Progress., 1896-06-18

are III lJVOl ~ ihN 'N''''''' =
ard" The following officers were ''''
fed, Chairman. S. T, Sotha|await; res
oIutions. Alexander Hughes 'r'o'"-
falls George Bingenheimer.
The Chic delegation organized III d
few minutes without a dissenting vo'e'
as follows: Chairman, Asa :. buSh-
nell. member Of the national committee
c. l. Kurt: resolutions. J. b. Foraker
credentials. A. G. Thompson; ptrma-
mont organization, c. II. GrosenoE,
rulos George " Wilson; notification,
Marcus \. Hanna of Cleveland.
The Montana delegation to-day ''ec-
ted the following: National committees
man, Charles Il. Leonard; CHAIRMAN,
Lee Mantle: resolutions. Congressman
Harmon: credentials. Alexander Met
yol
Idaho chose these officers: National
committeeman no selec cd; resout oN''
Senator Dubois; credentials. lAj'l't ION
Price
Thr Wyrming delegation To-Day Gl''-
tod tbo fql,1wing officers: National
committeeman. Willis NanhfVenIer'
chairman. ]. C. Davis: resolutions, ~
f. Fowler: credentials, B. i. bIooN8'
1,ho Washington delegation elected
of}cars ~ follows. chairman, 7, S. Sui
,can. national committeeman, G. H.
u,,oor,o,. resolutions, A. +. Burielgh.
credentials + "A. Gilbert Mr., BuriciS"
will make strong fight in the c25''''''-
too ard if necessary in the conventloh'
fo, tho cold standard plank,
! Tho Addicks delegation from DtIa-
ware elected these officers: Chairman
90 ac1eyotion 7 Edward Addicks; res
o,rtions Edward Addicks; cYeAen-
; t;o,s Frank Alice. The Higgins del
= oro,;on will, take no action until after
= tho cortout is decided. Mr.. Addicks de-
; ,r,rod his intention Of prosecuting his
!, claim and the claims of his delegates to
= soots in ,hp national convention in The
5 committees IN credentials and in case
- an adverse decision by the commit
d inn INT, fine convention if opportunity
Il +, offorad 81 shall prosecute the con-
: +or, to tho hitter end" sad Mr. Ad-
= d;c,,s sand if the decision is againS
l. - delaware will no longer be a repub
1ic,n state Not that we make an!
II tbre,ts hut because the people will re
/ ,o,4 our defeat"
The California delegation. after be
> inc i, session all afternoon. chose J
: y cDreckles to succeed NJ. H. DeYoun
-. ,,4ion,l committeeman. Four 0
,ho California dp,egaIes walked out 9
tho moe,ing in high dudgeon. The
- vore tho rour in whose favor the cor
~ tests from the Third and Fourth dl:
a. tricts were decided by the national con
y. mdttee Their departure was precede
an nv sn animated controversy in the de
~ egation over the Justice, of the nation;
rs committees decision which many
w the delegates were disposed to questio
it. Tho state committee had given its az
he naval m fine delegation from the Thil
as dist,.ict comnosed of Mes:rs. Belzha
1 and Harker, and to that from Il
he fourth comnosed of Messrs. Shortrid
ell and Montague, The national commit
So rooo,nized Nessrs Denison and Herr;
is -, or from the Third district and Kno,
he ,,s,,v and shearer from the Fouit
When the delegation met to- day pro
for oriton was made to admit both sets
m de,egatos from each of the districts
to cit with the delegation. giving the
'le- h,,f cot each TO this Denison, Fl,
to ,,.or Krowalskv and Shearer obi'
Inc .oa do,,,nding in view of the acti
'er- - ~, ,ti,ra, committee in their
OH ,,or that thew should have full SCI
vert ,nd M division of honors. The dele.
ere 1oo;,od . n,inst Them however, a
'h- .,,o,, LOFT Tho room After they had
lah' ,. +hoir don,rture the committee p