The record-union., 1896-07-07
WHOLE NO. 1900.

hours the delegation adopted the unit
rule as to their candidates and platform
The motion was carried by Il majority
of one. The delegation is in entire ac-
cord as to 16 to l plank, but split on
the candidate feature. If the majority
insists on the unit rule with respect TO
the candidate. the majority will. they
assert, appeal to the convention
Arizona-Chairman, j. l.. b. Alexan-
der; j. f. Wilson, Credentials: Hugh
Campbell. Permanent Organization and
Rules; w H. Barnes, Resolutions; w.
E. Jones, Notification.
Massachusetts-Cha John w.
Corcoran; Credentials, John c. Crosby:
Permanent Organization, George +.
Maxwell; Resolutions. John E. Russell;
Notification. James Donovan; National
Committeeman, John w. Corcoran. Del
egate O'Sullivan of Lawrence, a free sill
yer advocate, on the first motion made,
moved to substitute the name of John
f. OBrien for that of Maxwell as a
member of the Committee on Perma-
nent Organization, and made a lengthy
speech. giving what he termed a plain
talk on the financial situation. His mo-
ton was defeated by vote of 10 to II.
1t is not thought this is an accurate
test of the strength OF the silver men in
the delegation but it is admitted that
ar least four of the thirty votes of the
delegation will be cast for free silver
and several are considered doubtful.
Observation-Disclosures, r. w. Spear;
Credentials, 7. j. O'Donnell; Perma-
nent Organization. b. Sweeney; Reso-
lutions c. S. Thomas; Notification. T.
]. O'Donnell; Vice President, +. d. Nc
Carthy; National Committeeman, Adair
Wilson
Observation-Disclosures w w Foote;
Credentials, w. r. Bourke; Perma-
nent Organization, James Y. Coleman;
Rules, James G.. Mcguire; Resolutions,
Stephen NJ. White: Notification Presi-
dent, A. Caminetti; Vice President. j.
w. Church; National Committeeman, j.
j. Dwyer.
Delaware-Willard Salisbury, Chair
man; W. A. Fl. Boyce Credentials; b.
H. Lewis, Permanent Organization;
John F. Salisbury, Rules; George T.
Gray, Resolutions; b. K. Kenney, Ma
tiOnal Committeeman. The delegation
will vote five for gold and one for sill
YER
Kansas-Chairman, John Martin;
Credentials, NJ. L. Love; Permanent
Organization, j. H. Atwood; Rules, S.
A Riggs; Resolutions, J. d. McLav-
erty; Notify candidates, Frank Bacon;
National Committeeman, ]. G. John
son. The delegation resolved to support
Bland solidly, and to recommend W.
j. Bryan of Nebraska for Temporary
Chairman.
The Georgia delegation chose Patrick
Walsh as Chairman; II. T. Lewis, Gre
dentials; Evan p. Howell, on Perma-
nent Organization, Rules and Resolu-
tions; j. E. Hill, on Notification Clark
Howell was selected as National Com
mitteeman.
New York-Roswen P Flower, Chair
man; George b. Mcclellan. Secretary;
members of the convention committees:
Resolutions, David B. Hill; National
Committeeman, VIM. F. Sheehan: Gre
dentials, Smith NJ Weed; Permanent
Organization, r. F.. Coudert: member
of Notification, E. w. Danforth: notify
Vice-President, Denton Beckwith. SEN
ator Hill was unable to be present at
the organization, but the other dele
tes-at-large were there ''and nearly
every member of the delegation Whit
he had other work to do he withdrew
early VIM. F. Sheehan told what the
National Committee had done to-day.
and described the scene that took place
when Daniel was defeated by Hill for
Temporary Chairman. Smith Weed
made some remarks laudatory of the
work done by the advance guard Tt
was decided to assess each delegate S25
for the expenses of the delegation. and
a big pile of money soon accumulated
Wisconsin-E. c. Wall, reelected as
National Committeeman: Gen. Bragg,
Chairman; John H. Brennan, Creden-
tials; James G. Flanders, Permanent
Organization; John G. Wood Rules;
Senator Villas, Resolutions; J. E. NAL
lone, Notification.
West Virginia-Colone1 J. T. McGraw.
National Committeeman, and General
Sinclair Chairman.
North Dakota-Senator Roach, Chair
man; Credentials, j. II. Holt; Perma-
Eent Organization, H. r. Hartman;
Rules, j. B. Eaton; Resolutions w n.
Roach; Notification, w. n. Roach The
delegates We're not instructed, but will
vote as a unit for silver.
chigan-Chairman, E c.. Stevenson;
Credentials, j. G. Brucker; Permanent
Organization, L. II. Salisbury; Rules,
Peter White; Resolutions, T. A We
dock; National Committeeman, Elliott
c.. Stevenson.
The Louisiana delegation was in cau-
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