The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

sue. Among those mentioned we're VIE
liam 81 Slleelian, Of New York y Arthur
FL Gormnfl,g OF Maryland; AuEtst Bel
mont. Of New York. David b. Hi, of
New York; James NJ. Guffey, OF PENN
sylVanla; John r. hfcCsraw, of West Viz
gffiia; liam II. Martin, Of Arkansas;
John r. Hopkins, or James IA. Eckels,
OF Illinois; Bradley b. ssinalley. OF YER
mont; George a. tIastou, Of MasSachu-5
setts; James Smith. Jr., Of New Jersey;;s
r. r. Ryan, OF v,ifginia; Governor Chatl-
bcrlaitl, of Oregon; Charles 8. Thomas
sof Colorado, and Fred II Dubois, OF
Idaho.Ss III
Will Visit Judge Parker.
X The plans OF Chairman Tai gart for the
next few days include the trip to 1Isop,isS
Eto-morrow, returning to New York to- 1
morrow evening. He expects TO spend
Thursday In this city, consulting with
a. Number OF prominent Democrats re-
sArdins the composition Of tile commit
tees he is authorized to appoint. Thurs
day evening or Friday he will leave for
indiana but will return, almost h nme-
diately, announce the committees est abb I
}lisf headquarters and nter upon active
campaign work. Us ~ AZ 81 sslli q ssaS
s. {. y B. Hill was seen after the cons
stnittee had adjourned. Ills rooms have
been constantly occupied by prominent
New Work Democrats md there WIS
considerable discussion regarding the
Champaign in this state. Mr. Hill Was
Satisfied and confident He declares that
he would not be q member OF any COM
mittee during the campagn.
II am b, committee OF my own, !" NJ as
serted. He said that, OF course, Mr.
ssheehan and Mr. Belmont would be con-
sdered In connection with committees
10 conduct the campaign. Mr.. Hill VIII
not go to Esopus Tomorrow, hu VIII
tleavas tomorrow afternoon for NVooiferts3
GRoost. Senator German did not attend
any OF the conferences Mt the IIf:mnna
House. but was visited during the day by
many prominent Democrats. He did not
see many other visitors. He acxpcc to
leave for home Tomorrow. bSS
The Other Officers.
Trey Woodsor, OF Kentucky, wa elected
secretaryaof the committee ,by.n,aavote "
5quently being made unanimous r Z,
IN Edwin Seton. Of the District OF Co
lum bia, wts made a ssistant Sc retary. Y. e.
sergeant-at-arn,s, and Samuel ID obelsorl.5
OF Tennessee, assfstant sergeant-at-arms.
S8s Ohm w. Kern pla ced ia ggnrt ith.uomi-
Snatior,s speaking briefly about his ability
and capacity as a Democratic leader
No one else was named. and Taggartt
the committee. A delegation was sent t
out h after! Mr.. Tag CART u 7 consisted OF
blanchard, louisiana; Ellyson. Of Vir-
( gInia. and Kern OF ] diana .S;g
g Mr.. Taggar ts was fSand In his room and
escorted TO the comm ittee room. He
thanked the commit tee for the high honor
Sit5 had paid him. II 8 realized % 4 The FULL
est extent, he said 81 the possibility OF
the position. bit felt tina. with the ticket
and the platform upon which the candi-
dates stood, tho Democrats would win
III the next election. ] n ord to do SO
they must have the full and cordial sup-'
port and Co operate OF every member OF
$the committee and every Dem ocrat In
1.-the country. Hc promised to discharge
THE duties OF the position faithfully and
intclligently.s Mr.. T ggnrt' IS brief speech
Was applauded .as:3 IN
Was a Love Feast,
The Democratic Club reception to 4 he
members OF the Democratic National
Committee tonight resolved itself into a
love feast for Parker and Davis. and
marked an informal opcning OF the loca!
campaign. Tho speeches made were brief
Charles r, Murphy sem a let ter Of re- re-
greet, dated to-day, and from. Tamma
Observation-Disclosures. n which he regrett ed
that an important appointment kept him
a way. and hoped the reception would be
a s,I Il "a tier was " alEo " received
from Mayor Mcclellan. IN which I nc
Mayor regretted his Ina bility TO be pres
sent.s IN
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