The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-06
CONVENTION HARMONIOUS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Hampshire; Cleo. L. Record, New Jer- sey; M. c. Deca, New Mexico; Geo w. Kirchwey, New York; Wm s Pearson, North Carolina; Sivor E Monteague, North Dakota King c Thompson, Ohio; John c. Rawls Oklahoma: J. F. Hughes, Oregon Vim. Draper Lewis, Pennsylvania Lucius c. Garvin, Rhode Island; k R. Senn, South Dakota; John c Hook, Tennessee; J. M. Mccormick Texas Jos l.. Lewinsohn, Utah Frank F. Howard, Vermont; Wheeler z. Bloodgood, Wisconsin, Joseph Mic Carey. Wyoming; Gordon c. Corba. l ley, Washington; Andrew J. Stone West Virginia.
 1 Miss Alice Carpenter of Boston named by the Massachusetts delega | tion as a member of the committee on platform, is said to be the first wo- man to fill such a place at a na tional convention. Miss Carpenter has been active as sociological worker and as a writer. The new national committee, which takes the place of the provisional committee, was named as follows Joseph Thompson, Alabama; J. F Cleveland, Arizona; H. K Cochran Arkansas; Chester H. Rowell. Cali fornia; B. D. Lindsey, Colorado: Jos w. Alrop, Connecticut; Louis A. Drexel, Delaware; c. w. Mcclure, Georgia; P NJ. Shock. Idaho: Ru. dolph G. Leeds, Indiana John L. Stevens Iowa; Wm. Allen White I[ I eli M Lg str.frt Pearl Wright, Louisiana; Albert P. Gardner, Maine; Matthew Hale. Mas saehusetts; E. c. Darlington. Jr., Maryland; Henry w. Wallace, Mich igan; Milton D. Purdy, Minnesota; {; Wm H. Walker, Missouri: B. F. Fridge, Mississippi; Jos. M. Dixon, Montana; Nathan Merriam. Nezras- ka; P. l.. Flannigan, Nevada; Wm. Savaccol, New Hampshire; John Franklin Fort, New Jersey; Miguel A. Otero, New Mexico; ] N William son. North Carolina; A. Y. Moore, North Dakota; John J. Sullivan, Ohio; ; Geo. c. Prlestley, Oklahoma: H. w. Coe, Oregon Edwin J. Futile. Rhode Island R, S. Vessey, South Dakota c. Thomas Taylor Tennessee; Cecil A. Lyon, Texas: M, Heiner, Utah Thos. Lee Moore, Virginia: Charles H. Thompson, Vermont H. F. Coch- ems. Wisconsin; Robert D. Cary, Wyoming; Wm. O. Dawson. West Virginia.
 The national committeeman from Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington had not been named to- night.
 Besides naming national committed men and members of the resolutions committed the business dispatched by state delegations today included the following;
 Pennsylvania decided to seat 152 delegates each with one-fourth of a vote Senator Wm. Finn of Pitts burg was elected chairman.
 Oklahoma elected Frank Frant7 permanent chairman and choose as committeeman on credentials Henry Sohaffer.
 Kentucky named Brutus Clay chair man
 Ohio named James R. Garfield chairman
 Virginia named R. B. Murphy chair man: Walter Graham on credentials Gel, J. $, Browning on permanent or | ganization and w. H, .aoormon or
 rules.
 New York adopted resolutions that all state officers nominated mus | have endorsement of the new partS
 and must be members of the progres
 slve party.
 1 Camornia delegates adopted res
 olution protesting against their gov
 ernor as a candidate for the vice presidency. named Governor Johnson
 chairman of the state delegation anc
 placed F. J. Heney on the credential: 1 committee.
 P. l.. Anderson, provision nation al committeeman from Florida an'
 head of the white delegation from tha
 state. tlatly charged In his argumen
 70 the committee that the Taft or oauivaffor in rnntbIfron mart