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nomination of Barker. A w. Kicker of
Iowa, presented for the conventions con-
sideration, but not as a nominee, the name
of Eugene Y. Debs. Debs' name was re-
ceived with dead silence.
r. NJ. Chenault of Kansas, seconded
the nomination of Howard. Arkansas,
Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, in lengthy
speeches, seconded Barker's nomination.
1t Took Two Ballots.
Former Gov Waite of Colorado, sec
onded the nomination of Howard New
York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Geor-
gia seconded Barkers nomination. AT the
conclusion of the ro1 call. Mr.. Howard
announced that for the good of the party,
he withdrew his name. He was cheered
to the echo. The first ballot resulted in
no choice: Howard, 1865; Barker, 314.4;
DonHelly, 70; S. M. Norton, 8; necessary
TO choice, ass.
Chairman Grove of the Alabama dele
cation then created an uproarious scene
by charging former Gov. Waite of Colo
RADIO with insulting the Southern dele
gates in his reference to Viewers NOM
nation. HowIs and cat calls followed,
and Mr.. Waite said he had been misun-
derstood.
Judge Williams of Indiana withdrew
Donnelly's name. On the second ballot,
the chairman ruling that the nominee
HdNinB the iildJOIllN VI I'll NAiC NOtSS Oll
this ballot was entitled to the nomination,
Minnesota gave her vote to E'arker, max
ing the necessary majority, and on Mr..
Towards motion, Barker's nomination
was made unanimous
The final ballot follows
Barker $40; Howard, 1856; Donnelly, 7;
Norton 2.
Ignatius Donnelly was then declared to
be the unanimous choice of the conven-
ton for Vice President on the motion of
r. M. Chenault of Kansas.
Mr.. Howard nominated Joe A. Parker
of Kentucky for chairman of the Nation
al Convention and after some speeches
Parker was declared chairman by ac-
clamation. AT 4:40 p. M, the convention
adjourned sine die.
Messrs. Howard of Alabama, Morgan of
Arkansas and Mallett of Texas were Sc
lected to notify abe nominees within thirty
days.
New National Committee.
The new National Committee selected
was as follows
Alabama-H. s. Woodruff, M. W. How
ard, G. b. Grove.
Arkansas-A. W. Files, w. S. Morgan,
]. e. Seaman.
Colorado-D. II. Waite, ]. B. Brown,
Mrs. McConslln.
Delaware-Arthur P. Dodge.
Florida-A. NJ Morton, D. l.. McKinnon,
F. H. Little.
Georgia--W. Phillips, w. D, Hawkins,
II. S. White.
nlinos-J. Ferris, j. s. Filter w. H.
Bangan.
Idaho-Jnhann Hanson.
Indiana-A. G. Burkhart T. S. East, ".
H. Motinsinger.
Iowa-L. II. Weller, L. A. Norris, A w.
Bicker.
Kansas-Q. B. v Kennedy, T. S. Will
let's
Kentucky-w. B. Bridgeford. J. G. Blair,
a. K. Cofdin.
Michigan. o. Zabil, ]. f Mcbride. j.
Minnesota-P. H. Rahilly, H. B. Fay, ].
c. Arutzen.
Mississippi-Frank Burkett, F. l.. Nc
Ghee, r. r. Prescott.
Missouri. j. Dixon, w. F. Hough-
avout w o. Atkinson.
Nebraska-L V. Guye. George W.
Brewster. Prof. ]. A. Boyce.
New Jersey-E. A. Wallace, F. s. New
comb, f. =. Richmond.
New York-Thomas f. Paradise.
North Dakota-M. p. Blair, L. C.
Spring.
Ohio-R. H. II. Wheeler, Otto Huber,
| n. B. McCammon.
Oregon-s. K. Holt, j. l.. Hill, j. e.
Luce.
| Pennsylvania-R. A. Thompson, G. w
| Dawson w. C. Deakin.
South Dakota-J. G.. Tracy.
| Tennessee-S. S. Bond, T. B. Ruse, r.
| NJ. Tankesbury.
Texas-J. L. Mooney, ]. M. Bair, ]. NJ.
| Nllit.
virginia-T. w. Evans, w. H. Twisley.
| IS. B. Keene.
washington-C. E. Parker. E. IT. Aiken.
e. l.. Oliver.
West Virginia-A. II. Ldtzler, T. II.
| Hous ton, j. w. Schulz.
Wyoming-L. c. Breitenstein, W.
| Brown. - Van Meter.
The National Committee tonight organ
lied as follows: Chairman, Joseph A.
| Parker Louisville; secretary, j. e. Nc
| Bride, Grand Rapids; treasurer, Milton
Park, Dallas.
Together with these the following con-
st'tute the National Executive Commit
tee: M. L. Spence Of West Virginia. c.
". Walters of Indiana; ] K. Sears of
| Oregon; Haldore Boon Of Minnesota w.
J., Peek Of Georgia; Albert Falkner of
| Nebraska. The committee will establish
headquarters in Chicago
|
CAREER OF WHARTON BARKER.