Political chaos and conventions blaze across rival parties
Reports from Buffalo New Haven and other cities describe Democratic and Republican state conventions with high tensions, endorsements of Cleveland and Blaine, committee appointments, platform battles and efforts to unite labor factions, amid clashes over delegates and disputed votes.
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Labor Delegates at War Over Anti-Fusion Re station
Labor delegates at the Aaron Tabor convention stayed in session past 10 pm with lengthy meetings and committee work. The committee on permanent organization named John S. Entza for chairman and J. H. Pandall for secretary, followed by a long address from Entza. A congratulatory dispatch from Gilbert de La Matyr was read as joint conferences of the Union and Union Peace committee continued. A question of privilege from Caldmuy Miller briefly interrupted proceedings.
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Michigan
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John McDonald
Springfield
Juliet Zeverance
Milwaukee
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Union Peace committee
Caldmuy Miller
Democratic National Committee Meeting in New York
The Democratic National Committee held an informal meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York chaired by W H Barnum of Connecticut. Members present included F O Prince of Massachusetts and others. Richard J Bright was chosen sergeant at arms and Capt Daniel Able chief doorkeeper for the St Louis convention. No nominations were made and delegates planned to reconvene in St Louis.
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Richard Croker
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William Cauldwell
Henry C. Nelson
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