The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-17

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Nississsippi. Wesley Creighton; Ms
souri,. Samuel Jordan; Montana, ]. w.
Streyels: Nebraska, G. II. Thummell;
Nevada. C. H. Sproule; New Ramp-
shire. J. H. Brewer; New York, w. 7.
Preston; New Jersey, Thomas McEwan;
New Mexico, J. S. Clark; North Caro-
lima, w L. O'Brien; North Dakota, o. 8.
Hansen; Ohio, c. H. Grosvenor; Okla
homa, J. c. Roberts; Oregon, ]. w. Mel
drum; Pennsylvania, c. H. Mullen;
Rhode Island, Colonel Charles Francis;
South Carolina, T B. Johnson; South
Dadota, H T. McCan; Tennessee, W.
H. Randolph; Texas H. o. Grace; Utah,
Arthur Bruner; Vermont. Victor P.
Spear; Virginia, Smith Bowlin; Wash
ington, II. A Fairchild; West Virginia,
Henry Schmullbach; Wisconsin, w. D.
Hoard; Wyoming, Otto Gram
CREDENTIALS.
Alabama, n. H. Alexander; Alaska,
c. S. Brenakett; Arizona, Charles w.
Wright; Arkansas, Jacob Trieber; Colo
RADIO, Frank S. Goudy; California, @.
A. Knight; Connecticut, Hubert Will
Jams; District of Columbia, p. H. Car
son; Florida, John G. Long; Georgia,
7. NJ Dent; Idaho, Littleton Price; Hi
nois, w. A Rosenberg; Indiana, A. l.
Brick; Indian Territory, p. l. Soper;
Iowa, w P. Hepburn; Kansas, l. Z.
Lambert; Kentucky, ]. B. Haffey; Loui-
siana, Henry Demas; Maine, Morris
Goodwin; Maryland, Robert Gardner;
Massachusetts,, ]. NJ. Cove; Michigan;
General o. L. Spaulding; Minnesota,
w. p. Hunt; Mississippi, A. NJ. Lee;
Missouri, j. L Bittinger; Montana, A.
M@tzell; Nebraska, General John c.
COwen; Nevada, W. D. Phillips; New
Hampshire, c. B. Gaffney; New York,
w. A. Sutherland; New Jersey, ]. F Fort
New Mexico, w. H. H. Lewellyn; North
Carolina, ]. c. Harris; North Dakota,
G.. Z. Bingheimer; Ohio, A. c. Thomp-
son; Oklahoma, o. A. Miltschner; Ore
gon, Wallace McComant; Pennsylvania,
w. H. Andrews; Rhode Island, W. K.
Allen; South Carolina, ]. H. Fordham;
South Dakota, NJ. V. Lucas; Texas, -;
Tennessee, -; Utah, G. Z. Allen; Vir-
ginia, ]. NJ. McLaugh1in; Vermont, -;
Washington, J. NJ. Gilbert; West Vir-
ginia, O. w. o. Hardman: Wisconsin.
c. o. Sedgwick; Wyoming, B. B. Brooks.
When the committees had been an
nounced Mr. Clayton Of Arkansas said:
ct have a resolution to present, to be
referred to the committee on rules and
order of business"
The chairman said: The resolution
cannot be read if there is objection; it
can only be read by unanimous consent.
Is there objection?"
Cries Of object"
General Grosvenor moved that the
convention do now adjourn until IL
O'Clock tomorrow morning"
Mr.. Clayton of Arkansas addressing
the chair, said: 81 think my resolu-
ton referring to the platform is inn
portant, and ask that it be read"
The chair: Under the rules of the last
convention the resolution will be refer
red without reading, to the committee
on resolutions"
Ex-Governor Fifer Of Illinois was recos
nized and said: "Mr. Chairman, the
coIored people of Illinois have passed
resolutions affecting the rights of their
race, and they have asked me to bring
these resolutions to the attention of the
convention. l will send them TO the
chair and ask that they be referred to
the committee on resolutions"
'If there is no objection it will be so
ordered"
Mr.. Grosvenor: 81 now move that the
adjourn until 10 o'clock to-
morning"
The motion was put and carried and
at 1:55 the chairman announced the con-
vention adjourned.