The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-17

Georgia, B. F. Brownberry; Idaho, Al
exander Roberts; Illinois. ]. o. Humph-
reg; Indiana, o. l.. Monfgomery; In
dian Territory, r. E. Ross; Iowa. f. =
Foach; Kansas Grant Horaday; KEN
lucky, l.. c. Neal; Louisiana j. B.
Donneliy; Maine, NJ. NJ. Nash; Mary
land, w. ]. Smale: Massachusetts, r.
o. Harris; Michigan. Frank W. Wait;
Minnesota. L. S. Swenson; Mississippi.
Wesley Creighton; Missouri Samuel
Jordan; Montana J. ". Strevels; Ne
braska, George H Thummel: Nevada,
c. H. Sproule; New Hampshire, j. II.
Brewer; New York, W. t. Preston;
New Jersey, Thomas McEwan; New
Mexico, John S. Clark; North Caro-
lima, w. l.. O'Brien; North Dakota,
o. S. Hanson; Ohio, c. H. Grosvenor;
Oklahoma, ]. c. Roberts; Oregon, j.
w Meldrum; Pennsylvania, Charles n
Mullen; Rhode Island. Colonel r.
Charles Francis; South Carolina, T. 3.
Johnson; South Dakota, H. T. McChun
Tennessee, w. NJ. Randolph; Texas
H. o. Grace; Utah, Arthur Brown;
Vermont, Victor P. Spear; Virginia,
Smith Bowlin; Washington, H. A.
Fairchild; West Virginia, Henry
Schmulbach: Wisconsin. w. d. How
ard; Wyoming Otto Gramm.
ON CREDENTIALS.
Alabama, N. H. Alexander; Alaska,
c.. S. Brenakett; Arizona. Charles w
Wright; Arkansas, Jacob Trieber
Colorado Frank C. Goudy; California,
George A. knight; Connecticut, HUI
bert Williams; District of Columbia,
P. H. Carson; Florida, John G. Long;
| Georgia. T. NJ Dent; Idaho, Lyttleon
Price: Illinois, w. A. Rosenberg; Indi-
ana, A. l.. Brick: Indian Territory, z.
/ Wy n ~,
sas, ]. E. Lambert; Kentucky, j. B.
Haffey; Louisiana, Henry Demas;
Maine Forest Goodwin; Maryland,
Robert H. Gardner; Massachusetts. j.
| M. Cove; Michigan, General o. i.
Spauiding; Minnesota, w. p. Hunt;
Mississippi, NJ. M. Lee; Missouri, john
l.. Bittinger; Montana, Alex Melsell;
Nebraska, General John C. Cowen;
Nevada, w. D. Phillips; New Hamp-
share, Charles B. Gaffney: New York.
w. A. Sutherland: New Jersey, J.
Franklin Fort; New Mexico, W. H. H.
Llewe1lyn; North Carolina, j. c. Har-
ris North Dakota, George Bingen-
haimer; Ohio, A. C. Thompson; Okla
| homa, O. A. Mitchell; Oregon. Wallace
McCCmant; Pennsylvania, W. H. An
drews; Rhode Island, w. K Allen;
South Carolina, ]. H, Foriham; South
Dakota, M. V. Lucas; Texas, -;
Virginia, j. M. Mclaughlin; Vermont,
-; Washington, j. NJ. Gilbert; West
Virginia, o. w. o. Hardman; Wiscon-
sin, c. o. Sedgwick; Wyoming. B. b.
Brooks.
When the committees had been an
nounced, Mr.. Clayton. of Arkansas,
said:
II have resolution to present to be
referred to the committee on rules and
order of business
The chair said:
The resolution cannot be read if
there is objection; it can only be read
by unanimous consent. Is there OBJ
jection?"
Cries of, "obiect."
General Grusvenor, of Ohio, moved
that the convention do now adjourn
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
Mr.. Clayton, of Arkansas, addressing
the chair said:
Il think my resolution referring to
the platform is important and ask that
it be read
The chairman-Under the rules OF
the last convention the resolution will
be referred without reading to the
committee on resolutions.
CoLoRED MEMS RIGHTS
Ex-Governor Fifer. of Illinois, was
recognized and said:
Mr., Chairman, the cplored people Of
Illinois have passed resolutions af
feeling the rights of their race, anC
they have asked me to bring these res
olutions to the attention of the con
vention. 1t will send them to the
chair and ask that they be referred
to the committee on resolutions
The chairman-If there is no objec
ton t will be so ordered
Mr. Grosyenor-I now move that The
convention adjourn until 10 o'cbock to
, morrow morning.
The motion was put to a vote anC
carried and at 1:55 the chairman an
| nounced the convention adjourned