The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-07-06

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! on RESOLUTIONS 1ohr w po,.- r,ro
dentials, c. Il. Cresweil on Rules, ]. q
Allard a on Permanent Organization. George
ident and VIZ, pi,I. tms oti'iee ior ffes
| Former Governor John F. Osborne wa.
| re-eiected National Committeeman, anG
| ooln fuhter Is the CHAIRMAN OF the del
egaton.
Arkansas.
Afhihsas Is instructed for farker. ana
the States member of the Resolutions
Ct n mittee United States Senator lanes
| p CIark 10 as,ainst tta raof,,r,,,a,inr ~,
! - ah'i'. INC 'e"tii' iii''ioi VI
Th. onrnr,i,,.anona n ~ s.,.,
o,,.nir,, n,,s so.,;r..a -, a.. - ne s.-
| ton IN tha c. non,a.., , "a
ernor Jeff Davis was elected cbairma n
without opposition. The following g-named
tre ,i the n me.nncrs OF the convention commit
Clarke: Credantiais 0snar % I. Niiis. per.
manent Orpa niza,ion Gongrass,n,, I,,,h
DinsmoTe. R,,jea I u crnniiatt ;n "a
notify the nominee for President Co.
ernor left DAVIS. 70 pntifv fbn non,;use
for CiCa proSiJa,, " InUr,' .,' W. ~ o'i'ee
Nijl II No. uas, s,sotaS E,t;o,,,
comm;t teor,an t .,'oe,d Na,,o,ai ,la
at the latter's request. Set'a''i e'a'Ae'
North Carolina.
North Carolina ,ninstrIcted hut hound
bv the mi, r,,la 10 FOR p,rlar .rd T. =,
Smith. who will represent the state on
the Resolutions Committee wants , Mat
form that does NOT rea firm the one mad.
in Kansas City four v.ars ,,o
Tb,, r,,,o,,, 80, a..
caucus heio iast hisht' seiected 'he
following for convention committeeman:
RESOLUTIONS. h. Z. Smith: Credentials, W.
III. Powell: Rules, j. C. Mills: Permanent
,ns 0nrsan@ization. @ a; W. Mclean; to Notify
Woodard: to notify the Nominee for Vice
President. Robert l.. Holt.
Josephus Daniels. now serving as the
Saroliaa was psneIeefnd from North
r,.b
otah' says one or the delegates, Is not
unfriendly to Parker. though two of the
United States Senator Frank ]. Cannon
is chairman of the delegation and also its
representative on the Resolutions Com
fn,!tee: mn, zee, senator Gannon sees no necessity
ioT reanirnang % oid platforms.
Ihe caucus Iasl evening named the FOL
coynrpitta aou M Rain},,,io oi tne convention
Samnnn. Sso5antiaIs Enlr SS"atur :, NJ, r. j.
para,,nt Graa ,it;v -. titiilore'
a, R,ils oiSatHEa.lon, .s Sin4n SaInDers-
si nuie nv .. "a; N"S ~ tIISoliIy the Nom
me- me- e.s lor zen a hlnS, 10 Sotiiy
.ne Nominee ior vice PRESIDENT, Joseph
Monson.
Louisiana.
Louisiana is instructed for Parker and
10 ro,,rosa,t,t,,.a ,on 49, en.,.. 80
Its fepieseii.d'Ne OIL 'he cohVehtioh
Resolutions Committee. United States
Senator NJ. J. Foster. is onposed Tn ra-
affirmation of the 1900 platforn
The caucus last night resulted in tho
selection of United States Senator 9 N
McEnery for chairman of the delegation
rau al u, rne IolioWins ZOE members OF the
Resolutions. senator NJ Foeter. e'itIDti. Era.
dentials, E. b. Kruttschnitt: Permanent
~ 1lsalIAatlon, Alexander PuJol; Rules; W.
- - w is1, " NotIiy NoIilnee Tor PRESIDENT,
P..;i va boit9h; 10 Noti1y Nominee for Vice
rusm., ro,'nI, l. n. MaTrero.
r,orh thsihos ~: :, Biahcharo. the present
il,enIpeT IN na. oI tne NATIONAL Convention, who
aIentaI eseh'ed mere py proxy, was re-
''ee'eu.
Minnesota.
The Hearst foToyer, o,-.,, III A..
an t"e
honors belonging TO The Minnesota dele
CATION at the caucus last night
Tho c.uo,,s ha,a,, =. 49,.
T. ar tho Piantess a,d a, r,;sP IN PaIioI
sim in sessinr % u 81 i'iidi'isht was
Thera arc s.,
Ninneso,a and thsy NJ. ue,esa.es ,'it from
hatween neare, ~, p., e.eh's uiVIIeo
cIaimed wbar th aidu I,,a aihei; so IL was
exerutive mea,ine, anSI nc, ~ was an
kent closed hut tho are,nert nme uoots @ Wsrs Ws
hcPt Shostu' pul tUt uIfteHlS were lOlG