The Washington herald., 1908-07-10
NUMEROUS CHANGES
In The COMMITTEE
Will Have twenty-five or
More New Names.
LIST Tot YET COMPLETED
Part of Mr. Bryan's Plan 90 Control
Machinery, but as Made Up There
VIII still Remain Working
Nucleus OF Anti-Bryanites in the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Entertains.

Denver, July s.-The new national COM
mittee viii have twenty-five new men,
bers and may have twenCy-eight when
the places for the District OF Columbia.
New Mexico. and Pennsylvania are filled.
All this is according to Bryans idea of
controlling for the next four years the
national machinery Of his party.
Those retired from the old committee
are Henry d. Clayton. Of Alabama: VIII
lam II. Martin OF Arkansas. NJ. F. Tar
pey, Of California; John l. Mullins. of
Colorado: Richard + Kenney. of Della
ware; Jefferson F. Brown. Of Florida:
NewtonC. Blanchard Of Louisiana, George
f. Hughes. Of Maine; William A. Castor.
Of Massachusetts,; Daniel J. Campau. Of
Michigan; T. T. Hudson. OF Minnesota.
Charles W. Hoffman. OF Montana: James
.C. Dahlman. Of Nebraska: T. L. Norris.
Of New Hampshire; William B. GourIey.
Of New Jersey: II. d. Albert. Of North
Dakota; Thomas L. Johnson. Of Ohio.
Frederick V. Holman, os Oregon: Bradley
B. Smalley. Of Vermont: John W. Terry.
Of Washington; Lewis l. Williams. of
Alaska; Ben NJ Crawford. Of Arizona, and
Palmer T. Wood. Of Hawaii.
Some Anti-Brynnites Left.
There is stin a working nucleus Of anti
Bryan Democrats on the committee. In
a number OF the States certain anti
Bryan men have given place to certain
ether anti-Bryan men.
Chairman Taggart invited the old mem
.bers of the committee and the new MEM
bers to take pot luck with him al the
Brown Palace Hotel this evening. This
was a little festivity Of Mr.. Tagga rts de-
signing. and Mr.. TaggarVs representative
who passed around the invitation whis-
pered in your ear; we will have z good
ly supply Of sedative tomorrow morning
if necessary" But with an alI-night ses-
sion of the convention ahead, the festivi-
ties were cut short.
'Tbe New Committee.
Following is the new Democratic COM
mittes
J. w. Tomlinson. Alabama: C. B. Tuck
er, Arkansas; Nathan Cole, IT., California:
Alva Adams. Colorado; II. S. Cummings
Connecticut; w. Salisbury. Delaware: r
IA Jennings, Florida; {. Howell. Georgia;
S. p Donnelly, Idaho; r. c. Sullivan. UIi-
nois: T. Taggart, Indiana: NJ ]. Wade.
Iowa; J. H. Atwood. Kansas; L. Wood
son. Kentucky; r. Ewing, Louisiana; E.
L. Jones. Maine; J. +. c. Talbot. Mary
land; ]. w. Coughlin, Massachusetts,. f
E. Wood, Michigan; F. b. Lynch. Mime
sofa; c. II. Williams Mississippi; w. A.
Rothwell, Missouri; ], b. Kramer, Mon
tana; T. L. Hall, Nebraska; Sunder-
land. Nevada; +. f. Reed. New Hamp-
shire; r. s Hudspath. New Jersey; n. E.
Mack New York Josephus Daniels. North
Carolina; William Collins. North Dakota:
II. c. CARRIER. Ohio; W. T. Brady. Okla
homa; NJ. A. Miller Oregon; James d.
Kerr. Pennsylvania: G: w. Greene. Rhode
Island; B. r. Tllman, South Carolina; z.
S. Johnson, South Dakota; r. E L.
Tennessee; r. NJ. Johnston.
Texas; F. X. Nebeker. Utah; T. II.
Brown, Vermont; j. e. Ellyson. Virginia;
w. II. Dunphy, Washington: j. T. Nc
Graw, West Virginia. T. +. Ryan. Wis
J. Z. Osborne, Wyoming; A. G.
DAILY. Alaska; A J. Nicholson, Arizona,
and q. J. Waiter, Hawaii