Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-04

waukee-Othcr Consen3s xS~sss y.
Revolutions Of ThanEs Tor or
GERS.
KANSAS CITY July TIA N6lE.
al Democratic Committea to-8Ax
posed OF the business before III |I
alacrity. The contests werS sfss
cussed. or these the A6hn4na e.<s# Isl
the first to be taken up. The x&.HE<
the subcommittee was. 1arorlhIS n
Clark and this report was adopted
out delay.
The temporary chairmanshir was
cided in favor of Gov. Thomas. 81 COTS +.
The report OF the suh-conmitfeS
the Montana case was unanlmou
lClark's favor, although II il know
in the subcommittee paocesdinRa
Organization was entirely harnoniS
one OF its members standing out asalS
Clark. This position was occupied byV
Mr.. Williams, chairman OF the suhss
committee. He yielded gracefully.
however, and to-day Joined bis col
leagues in recommending that tai
names of the Clark men be placed np.
on the temporary roll
This decision was based upon Tie
belief on the part OF members that fhe
State convention which selected tha
Clark delegates contained majority
OF the uncontested delegates the
DAILY men announce their determine.
| ton
To Make . Vigorous EsmMt
before the Committee on Credentials.
The Oklahoma controversy was set
tied in favor OF the Jacobs faction III
opposition to the Sipes faction. The
Jacobs people were considered hy tho
committee to have been most regular
in their proceedings
In the case of the Indian TERRITORY.
the decision was favorable to the Mar.
cum faction also on the ground of reg
ularity. Mr.. Marcum is the present
member OF the National Committee ana
the fight was principally upon him.
| The battle over the temporary chair.
manship was short but sharp.
only two candidate for the place
Governor G. s. Thomas, OF ColoYn
and Mayor D. s. Rose, OF Mllwau
Both were placed IN nomlnsasn
eulogistic speech r
of Delaware and Con
OF Wisconsin, spoke
Committeeman Wilson
and Clayton, of Alabaf
Thomas The vote prod
evenly until towards the close
Thomas made slight gain which
held to the end, coming out
With Majority of rive.
The total vote was 40. of which Thom
received "a and Rose ~.
The selection Will round out CoIoreS
dos record in the line Of supplying pre-.
siding officers for the national cnnven.
tions of the year. Mr.. Patterson wa
permanent chairman Of the popnllss
convention. and, Senator Woleott tenn
porary chairman OF the Republican con.
vention.
1t was decided last night thsk Senator
Teller should be permanent chairman
Of the Silver Republics convention.
At the afternoon session 81 Tile nas
tional committee decision NHN
reached to seat the Norris delegation
from the District 81 Columbia.
c. A. Walsh was appointed ton.pols
secretary, and he wae nnthnrlnA
appoint all the assistants net<azsie
named w. A. DeFord. Of KanAaa.
first assistant secretary: .. II. JoHq
Arkansas, second assistant and 4
McDanieIs. Of Utah. - third III
Charles II. Hampton. 81 MI6N|NHH. M
named as chief reading SlEsA, 0E
Gillespie. Of Iowa. and f3e &EaH z
Colorado, as Assistants
SENATOR'S <ennew Ana IlsnsS
and Messrs. Thomp<on. iI56. W
Clayton were appointAd taMsH
meet the Silver Reput xsHH y
lists. AS the motiua .ss8 IS
action was first pfAAxnfe II
for committees 81 oonIsI IS.
was modified as q A1sA
mittee to visit the oszses |'
and extend TO them thf 6<ai
the congratulationa 81 A&
COMMITTEES.
Resolutions of thanks fo 9
go