Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-04
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States. This announcement. like the
other was followed by loud cheers, and
| by a procession OF the standards-that or
Kentucky being carried by "A coored mar
During the procession the band played
America" Yankee Doodle" and
Dixie" and the enthusiasm was great.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Br0adhead. OF Missouri, and was
carried:
RESOLVED. That the National Commit
tee shall have full power to arrange for
the placing OF all candidates nominated
by the national convention on the bal
lots Of the respective States in the man
ner required by the election laws OF said
States: that said committee have power
20 FIJI all vacancies. TO arrange for the
notification OF the candidates nominated
by the convention. and generally TO ex-
ercise the powers OF this convention after
the adjournment thereof
A resolution OF thanks to the members
OF the temporary National Committee.
and OF the temporary National Executive
Committee for their good and wise work.
and TO the people OF indianapolis for the
manner in which the convention was en-
tertained. were presented and adopted.
and then. az 415 =. NJ. the convention
adjourned sine die, TO the music Of Aud
Lang Syne."
The Official tally OF the ballot for a can
didate FOR President stood: Palmer, 100 II;
Bragg. us -.
CLEYELAND'S DECLINATION.
INDIANAPOLIS. September 3.-Nr.
Daniel G. Griffin. chairman Of the New
York delegation. last night sent a long
telegram 10 President Cleveland. at Buz-
%. D.
sire was manifested by the delegates TO
the boilers convention 10 renominate him
10 the presidency OF the United States
He told the President Of the great de-
monstrution made I'm yesterdays conven-
ton. when the Presidents name was men,
toned, and OF the belief expressed by
many delegates that he was the man 10
take the helm OF the new ship.
The New York delegation, he told the
President. were anxious 10 learn his per-
sonal wishes In the m, ter and added
that every member would consider it an
honor to vote for his denomination.
This morning the following telegram
was received from Gray Gables:
ITO Daniel VI. Griffin. Chairman OF the
New York Delegation:
my judgment and personal inclination
are so unalterably opposed to your sug-
geston, that I cannot. for a moment en-
terrain H.
(signed) GROVER CLEVELAND"
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The following is revised list OF the
new National Committee. SO far as the
states have named their members:
Arkansas-C. b. Moore.
CalllOrnia-E. IS. rolC.
C0lorado-Louis r. Enrich.
DELAWARE. $. Rossele.
T'loiida-D. G.. Gabbler.
GeOrgIa-Thomds r.. C0rr'gan.
iilinOis-Ben. T. Gable.
lndiana-John r. Wilson.
Iowa.. -. Martin.
Kansas-Eugene Hagan.
Keutucky-Zach Phelps.
IOuisiana--M. r. Spellman.
Maine-C Ney H0lan.
Aiaryiand-W. y. Pinkney Nhyte.
Massachusetts-Nat Matthews, Jr.
Auchigan-Thomas A. Wilson.
Miss.ssppl-H NJ. street.
Alnnesota-F. W. NJ Cutcheon.
Alontana-A. II. Nelson.
Missouri-L. q. krauthOff.
Nebraska-Eu Martin.
New Hampshire-GOrdon Woodbury..
New Jersey-Willam j. Curtis.
New NOrk-Charles Tracey.
North CarOlina-LOuis De Ia CroiX.
North DakOta-H. l. Whitehead.
84tsoa9c. 3. 3 3. R Mood.
Rhode Island-C. q. n FORD.
South CaroInn-W. +. Davie.
South Dakota-John h. Hantom.
Teuncssee-Micha Savage.
TeXas-M. J.. Crawford.
Nermont-W. II. Creamer.
Nirgiula--JOsepn Bryan.
Washlugton-Hugh q. Wallace.
West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stalnecker.
WiscOnsin-Ellis y. Usher
Arizonu-P. J. Cole.
New Mexico-W. b. Childers.
STRICTLY BUSINESS"
A A =
c0nd and final days session Of the Demo-
cratic BOlters' party was conducted with
the same business celebrity that marked
the opening proceedings. 1t closed up all I
its business. platform. nominations. and
everything else In q continuous session OF
less than five hours. Then IL adjourned |
sine die without once INDUCING I'm any
eXtr3vagant hippOdrome proceedings, or
at any time permitting It's order Of bust
ness 20 be- interferred with by the gall /
lerips In this respect the convention |
was an Obiect-lessOn as 10 what national |
conventions might be made, II the plans |
suggested in 1892 by cx-Consul-GenerdlI
Collins. Of Boston. as 20 the limitation Of /
spectators In some modified form were /
adopted by the great national parties
The nominees were Senator John Nc /
and Ex-Governor Simon BOliver Bucknrr. /
OF Kentucky. for Nice-Presidelt. Both 4
candidates were born ia Kentucky.
NOTIFICATION AT LOUISVILLE.
one wore the blue, the other the gray, /
.o Louisville the metropolis OF the |
dark and bloody ground was appro-
lriately designated as the place Of no.
ifcatiOn Of both candidates, September /
PIN being The date assigned.
Before altOurnins the convention TOOK /
DE precautlon OF clothing its Executive /
committee with fun power 10 take on
roper steps 10 secure recognition for the
lcket IN States where the Australian
iallOt law or other legislation might in
erpose obstacles 70 the recognition Of
wo Democratic tickets. each claiming /
v be regular. This difficulty is ant.ci-
,ated In Ohio and some other states in
he accepted battle-ground OF the Middle
Vest.
Confederate Memorial Institute.
ATLANTA. GA, September 3-W. d.
-hipley. a member OF the Board OF Trus-
ees OF the Confederate Battle Abbey. now
,nown as the Confederate Memorial In
titute. was called by business from the