The times., 1900-04-13

Favor of Suffrage Cor the District.
The Norris convention met at the Acaa-
envy Of Music yesterday and elected dele
gates and alternstes to the Democratic
National Convention at Kansas City, as
follows:
Delesates-James L. Norris. John \.
Clarke william F. Hart. J. Fred Kelley.
William J. Donovan. and William 7.
whalen.
Alternates-Frank p. Lord J. G. Camp
bell. Charles F. Shelton. George Davidson,
ID. Webster Hancock. and Joseph Fl. Brad
ley.
The delegation was instructed to vote at
Kansas City for William J. Bryan 'as long
as his nomination IS possible, and for the
reafirmation Of the Chicago platform OF
1896"
The names OF the delegates to the Norris
convention and the districts they repre-
scented follow:
First Dsstrict-Andrew Boyer, Armstcad VIII
lsms and J. T. BTashcars.
second District-Henry Darling, Frank /. Han
yev and William NICK. Clayton.
Third nstrict-lohn Mahcr- John .. Hort
Ean. and John J. sullivan
Fourth Di1rct-Joim Nchenna' 'H'tieS D.
woe; Sis, $40 n;s.r;g TSons. Cornor. James
o'Donnell, and John D Caiiaghcr ,-.-. r.
~ e,N'', ,r5 I'I'5t, P5tyick Krns.
seventh District John A Green James r
oDea, ana Jehn =; 49, r,.,-,., Trsrt
-. ll-,..' - t-.,t "a T,r5
Ninth District-Zeb. y. Harris p. Webster Ian
.ock. and Frank 5 Lee.
Tenth District Charles 4 Souseucv, Henry D.
Hayden. and Rudolph =. PoetznaI
Eleventh Distinct = 4. Nle@' i4"'. i'''''
'S Nsii'aiI .i-, ~, r Rr.Iirv Michael
ksrior ,r5 steve Caldwell
thirteenth District-J Fred KELLEY. Harry o.
Middleton. and william ". Goddard ~.
Fourteenth Dsu1ct rams - ". .Il'N'' ~
HgS Il. slusIue, anu ,s,l1 1''lu . ,t-,,+, I,--es
,,.-,i'. - -.,.Sr.,r ; n,,,.1sss
-. Si,,--,,,i' r;.tri+ 1oip A clarke John C.
Wiifetin5t an5 Edward r Hushes.
Seventeenth District Jackson Yates, John Ra5-
lit and Thomas p Holden ss,-, ,,.-.;-
%, h.sh'eer5n 7,i'i D. ;.I'i-I pis.I'I5 ~ o.
Ni,,fcel'ib nistrictEIohn Babbingion. Jere-
,uiah . Welsh and William Wordcu.
Twentieth Dstrict-EdwaId Lynch, Dennis
?. Csllsgisu. and John X Walsh ,,.,
I0enty-nTs Distfst Nliilsi u. lou
lam TAT Ia SiiS n;s,ri1 R,-,,.r WIn5ureB
s,isrles - SbeIf5D and J0bu b Miller.
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'ohh A oidiA 'Na-. 'i-aH
Central Committee, called the Convention
70 order. He said:
..7-,. ro,nocrstic Marty is never without
,.1a,t,, ~ material for The candidacy. The
-, o~saDizstion can nut forth states
1,sn in whose arms the marty will be as
xassasa new, horn babe on the breast Of its
motber But this campaign calls for q
MAJ . ,-saaIeorIe states sr1arshlp au8 ig
INV ouiniop fhat man Is William s.nuiuEs
p~van rsD-lsrtse1 and under L.s .ra-er-
,bio fr5,,r,rssrf ,.i..orr win. b. a.r. mex.
T---a,,f,s- Tta so.- of fr4rr-.7l.rr
4anna ard tba trusfs ts e-aIaH Wth -
few executions auong the members Of the
uem0r-atic Ceatr8l LgmuIlree. i1t
t-s~ kas'-ea ana 1'i 1-
t-sfi,,,. r. v-.,t.r . ss,.-... f..-, he
f7levan-b 5is.rirf va placed In pomina-
tion By zeb v Harris. Of the Ninth dis
trict, for the Office Of temporary chair
man Of the convention. ana was so chosen.
John J. Purcell, OF the Seventh district
vas selected as temporary secretary Inc
inI'oiaIg onAii il3n' upO" Ni'
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lSi0 ne IN -
oitions man nose Which Slaia 'e. :, l1eu ouI
session Ioui yeaIs ago. ou, oL ma ma, nou,
ol lIlunpn came the new DeclaIatlon VI
tnuepenaence Known as me Ohlcaso piaI,
Lolm- Leu on oy lne pseileSs trlDune VI
the people NlilAia jennings bryan lne
army theh IorIhea Is no" marching on 70
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