The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-21
STATE DELEGATES
OF OTHER YEARS
Men Who Have Represented
Florida in Former Demo-
cratic Conventions.

!
mitteeman from Florida of the Dem
ocratic party, has complied an interest
mig article for the Pensacola Evening
News, in which is given the meeting
! place, date of meeting and names oi
l'lorida'S delegates TO national conven
tionS of the Democratic party, with
the nominees, beginning with 1864.
The article follows:
In Eighteen Sixty-Four
Convention met in Chicago on Au
gust 10Th, 1864.
Called to order by Hon. August Bel
mont of New York, Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee:
Temporary Chairman-Hon. Vim.
Bigler, of Pennsylvania
Permanent Chairman Governor
Horalio Seymour, Of New York.
Convention nominated, G. B. Nc.
CIcllan, of New York, for President,
and Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton, of Ohio,
for Vice President.
Florida was not represented in the
convention.
No member of the national committee
was chosen 10 represent Florida.
III E'sHteeh SiNty-EiSht
Convention met in New York on July
4lh 1868.
Called to order by Hon. August Bel.
mont, of New York, Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
Temporary Chairman-IIon Henry
l.. Palmer of Wisconsin.
Permanent Chairman Hon. Horatio
Seymour, of New York. Convention
nominated Hon. Horatio Seymour of
New York for President and Frank
p. Blair of Missouri for Vice President.
Florida was entitled 10 six votes and
the following named represented the
State on quarter vote each:
F. X. Cotton, Wilkinson Call, ]. P.
SanderSon, c. f. Dyke, J. c. Mclean,
II. Wright, Jas. Mckay, w. H. Robin
son, +: NJ L,Engle, A. PeelGr' lhoS.
naH2ail, m o. RAJ, GS nni mas MaS;S, DaN,S, .
u p 6 DwcnS' a. r 1a,ao'i o ~ 4Tcmns, Sonsoi} 4
w W. HloWH, W w. ~ NCno ~ HTye, S N " W;II;no apoe"
ct a" n,I' t1uSo' Jon" lI,oo H. ,'ii>' MnI;oI
GnaS ~. Das'S I, maT DIar;Jo oIe" 1>''n'i
Oon'l ma" ''o", '0
In Eighteen seventy Two
Convention met in Baltimore on July
9th, 1872
Called to order by Hon. August Bel
mont of New York, Chairman of the
Democratic Committee.
Temporary Chairman-Thomas JEFF
ferson Randolph of Virginia.
Permanent Charman-Ja James r. Doc
little of Wisconsin.
Convention nominated Horace Gree
ley OF New York for President and B.
Gratz Brown OF Missouri for Vice Presi-
dent.
Florida was represented by the follow
ing ue'tsatGs. l'.t D, p1.u r. w
., L. 1NlSiaIN, L. @ l noS. Na1ioIIi' Wt AZ p,o ~ w.
ZONES j. ~. iiyh1SISoTi ne Sf IR,,i,, w. ~ paIneS'
~ -, - "'ii''ni " C'n' ,,il,'"H NTa,;SS
Cl"S' ~. ~ Nc ~ M'9 Iior;J" onoo" 4'"''0''"'
Oo'iiiii','eeni"ii nom ! loi'N'.
In Eighteen Seventy-SX.
Convention met in St. Louis on June
9Th 1876.
Called to order by Hon. August
Schnell OF New York, Chairman of the
National Democratic Committee
Temporary Chairman-Henry Water
son OF Kentucky.
Permanent Charman-Gen. John A.
McCIernand of Illinois.
Convention nominated Samuel ]. Til
den of New York for President and
Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana, for
Vice President.
Florida was represented by the follow
ing named delegates:
". w. S"IE' ~ &Sia YIN ~ W o'S, S,,o11Io, 49,
NicMlnnle, n u w. 1is N.Y. T. IL no2taid'r9S o.anrS
a. DUgseu, ~, u ilailaS' 49, l. n liSteei Mo;osi
Ca.,,.!i,,oo, ,.M,t'SUn "tr tror, W." EIoriJo
Oo''''i''''ee'''"" nom .o' wa
In Eighteen Eighty
Convention met in Cincinnati on June
22d, 1880.
Called 10 order by Hon. William II.
Barnum, of Connecticut, Chairman of
the National Committee.
Temporary Chairman-H Hon. George
Hoadley OF Ohio.
Permanent Chairman-Hon. J. w
Stevenson of Kentucky.
Convention nominated, Winfield S.
Hancock, of PENNSYLVANIA, for Presi.
dent, and William H. English of Indiana,
for Vice President.
Florida was represented bv the follow,
ing named delegates:
hOmaS 4. Lanter, l.. NJ. l. EngIe, I.
C.. Youge, c. +. Dyke, w. c. Crown,
P. p. Bishop, William Judge, !. B. Mar.
shall.
.. IaSco was SnosSn -N'''oha' No'ii
''''''eeli'au nom ilo,.u''
In Eighteen Eighty-Four.
Convention met in Chicago on July
Sth, 1884.
Called 10 order by Hon. William H
Barnum of Connecticut, Chairman oi
the Democratic National Convention.
Temporary Chairman-Hon. Richard
B, Hubbard of Texas.
Permanent Chairman-William F.
Villas of Wisconsin.
Convention nominated Grover Cleve
land of New York for President ant
Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana fol
Vice President
Florida was represented bv the fol