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Democratic Convention Nominates Albany Leaders for President
On July 9 Chicago held the Democratic National Convention on its second day with resolutions read and committee referrals. Grover Cleveland's name is urged by New York delegates as a strong presidential candidate, while California presses Thurman and Ohio backs other figures. the Vilas-led permanent organization seeks unity amid factional debates.
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Chicago
Hubbard
Bishop McLaren
Diocese of
Jenkins
Wis
Committee
Cummings
Mass
Irish National League
America
Harrington
Swerine
Texas
Stubens
Ransom
Utah
Gallot
N. Y
Hanson
National Veteran Association
Chcago
Kinney
Mueller
Ohio
Mewilvemny
Col
Shafer
Kan
Mer. Bacon
McArthur
Ore
Burns
National Committee
Fenton
Perkins
Conn
Mr. Higgins
Neb
Br. Hillyard
Grant
Lil
Pacific Coast
Tilden
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Committee On Permanent Organization
General Vilas
Vilas
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
W. W. Armstrong
W. H. Parsons
Georgia
G. MM. Henderson
John A. Day
Missour
W.a. J. Sparks
Hina
South Weed
New York
Northwest
Republican Party
UDO
Jefferson and
Jackson
Snowden
Aimeteun
George Gray
Delaware
Thomas F. Gayald
Br. Bayard
Slendicks
Lnd
Donald
Cragg
California
Breckenridge
Plumed Kioehr
Marne
Calfornia
Thurwan
Otto
Durbin Ward
Thurman
Manning
Cleveland
Daniel, Lockwood
Buffalo
Lockwood
CaainMas
United States
Washington
Tosh
Jefferson
Chat Oy
Grover Cleveland
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
Mc Cleveland
Washingington
Carter Harrison
Richard A. Jones
Minnesota
Grady
Anti-Monopoly League of
McDonald
James A. McKenzie
John
Carlisle
General Vila
W. F. Vilas
Congress
Albany
New York City
Ben Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
Ike Cleveland
Dous Fo Hasny
John F. Tenry
Bens. F. Actler