Evening journal., 1903-02-17
SALISBURY IS
NOT ON THE LIST
Democrats Wondering Why
State Chairman Has Been
Sighted
READY TO WELCOME W. ], BRYAN
Democratic League Appoints One Hun
dred Vice Presidents, But State
Leader is omitted-L. Irving Handy
win Preside at Tho Meeting.

Great interest IS being manifested
among local Democrats in the visit Of
William Jennings Bryan to this clty
Tomorrow night. Mr.. Bryan comes 10
Wilmington as the guest OF the Demo-
cratic League. which organlzatioh sup
ported the silver man on both coca
sions when he was a candidate for the
Presidency.
The fact that Willard S. saul5buly's
name is omitted from the list of vice
presidents for the public meeting 20 he
held JIM Turn Han. Us q matter Of much
comment among local politicians Why
Mr. Saulsbury's name is not on the
list no one seems able TO explain
The list contains the names OF John
Biggs and Thomas E Bayard. with a
number of others who were prominent
| geld Democrats when Mn Bryan was a
candidate for the first time in 1896.
which makes the mEtter all the mme
mysterious.
Mr.. Bryan's address in Turn Hall Will
BE long one, as it Us understood he has
requested that no less than two hours
he allotted to him. Former Congress-
man l.. Irving Handy will preside over
the meeting, and the following vice.
presidents have been named:
Congressman Henry al. Houston,
the Hon. gsbe w. Tunnel. the Hon.
Charles b. Lore, the Hon. +. r. Coch-
ran, David r. Marvel. Thomas +. Bay
ard, Jr., j. Harvey Whiteman. John
Brear. John McCafarty. Peter J
Ford. Dr. q. w. Cooper Camden Jane.
Draper. Sussex county; The Hon, Rich
ard r. Kenney. Edward ID. Hcarn
Georgetown; Francis j. McNulty. IN,
4 Hon. Alexander M. DAILY, Dover; G.. w
i Prettyman. Dover; the Hon. $. r
Meredith Petersburg; John r. saails
bury, Dover; Lewis Legg. the Hon
John Biggs. John S. Rossell, DR. n. G.
Buckmaster.W William salisbury. Joseph
+. Kreiei, the Hon. J. Prank Bail
! Abram Palmer Mt. Cuba; Henry Clark
ST. Georges; W. w. Meredith Peters
burg; Al l.. Carnegie, st. Georges, A.
b. Gillespie, George Dickerson. Now
| Castle; William Grothaus. ID. S. Reed.
er, Jr., Peter w. Furry, George Meln-
( tyre Greenville; Sylvester Marray
Ashland: ID. Taylor Bradford, Richard
lT Cam, Kirl1wood; Addison Potts
Hockessin; Bernard Dalton. Centre
lville; Michael Bakey. Daniel Bickta, D.
| IMcCaintock. Jr.. w. II. Staats. Column
bus Watkins, Odessa; William d. Null
Hen. Daniel w. Lynch, Edward IT. Bron-
nan, w. IT, 1Mngren. John IT, Dolan
Thomas @. Doud. Joseph Chandler
Centreville; Leonard Heiss. p. W. Bee
han, Frank Kreici, Councilman James
a. Kane John Dorney Peter A. Horty
Charles Taylor. the Hon. John r. Mich
olson, Dover; w. II. Robinson. Charles
Taylor, Jr, Victor B. Woolley, Oryillc
COodlng, w. IT, Iandthaler. Frederick
lC. Mammele. Charles S.wayne, Henry
lBlouth Thomas "a. Carney. Martin r.
lFarry, H. A. w. Behen. J.. W. Carey
Almond 3D. Chaytor. John Pyle, ID. S
! Reeder, SIR, S. S. Field, Baltimore; j
lChl, John Aherns. A. J. Fraser
! IPetcrsburg; the Hon. James Hughes
| Dover; James l.. Wolcott, Dover Den.
mis- Harlzins. Louis G1 Eliason, New
Castle; Peter Sherwood. Newark: r. M
liam Lynch, John w. Lawson, Charles
Bird. George ID. Medill, Newark; +. NJ
! Gillespie. Wiliam Mcclure, Thomas
Ryan, Walter Grant. w j. Jackson
Lewis Hartman John Broughman
John W. r. Kilgore, Newport; JOIN
Gam, St. Georges.