James K. Jones, chairman, Washington, D. C.; W. J. Stone, vice-chairma Louis, Mo.; C. A. Walsh, secretary, Ottumwa, Iowa; M. F. Dunlap, treasurer, sonville, Ill.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEES.

A-John V. Smith, Birmingham, chairman Campaign Committee; R. J. Lowe, han Executive Committee; John G. Pugh, secretary, Birmingham.

AS--Carrol Armstrong, chairman, Morrillton; Gray Carroll, secretary, Little Headquarters, Little Rock,

NIA-J. V. C. Sims, chairman, California Hotel, San Francisco; Thomas , secretary, San Francisco.

00-Milton Smith, chairman, Denver; Rod S. King, secretary, Denver.

ICUT-Melbert E. Cary, chairman, Ridgefield (No. 33 West 51st-st., NewCity); David T. McNamara, secretary, Box 1,119, New-Haven.

RE-Willard Saulsbury, chairman, headquarters, Box 452, Wilmington; C. C. a, secretary, Dover.

-Frank Clark, chairman, Jacksonville; James E. Crane, secretary, Tampa. -F. G. Du Bignon, chairman, Savannah; J. M. Goldsmith, secretary, Atlanta. K. I. Perkey, chairman, Boise; L. C. Rice, secretary, Boise.

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--Walter Watson, chairman, headquarters Chicago, Mount Vernon; Fred E. secretary, Chicago.

-Park M. Martin, chairman, Spencer; W. H. Hawkins, secretary, Inclis. eorge A. Huffman, chairman, headquarters Des Moines; A. E. Jackson, secTama.

-J. Mack Love, chairman, headquarters Arkansas City; W. H. L. Pepperill,
ary, Corcordia.
KY-James B. McCreary, chairman, Seelbach's Hotel, Louisville; J. M. Lan-
secretary, Louisville.
A-E. B. Kruttschnitt, chairman, New-Orleans; Robert S. Landry, secre-
New-Orleans.

George E. Hughes, chairman, Bath; Fred. E. Beane, secretary, Hallowell.
ND-Murray Vandiver, chairman, headquarters Eutaw House, Baltimore;
Wilkinson, secretary, Pocomoke City.

USETTS Chris. T. Callahan, chairman, Holyoke; W. S. McNary, secre-
No. 13 School-st., Boston.

N-D. J. Campau, chairman, Detroit; C. S. Hampton, secretary, Petoskey. TA-L A. Rosing, chairman, St. Paul; Geo. S. Canfield, secretary, St. Paul. PPI C. C. Miller, chairman, Meridian; C. A. Gordon, secretary, Port Gibson. -J. M. Siebert, chairman, Laclede Hotel, St. Louis; J. H. Edwards, secJefferson City.

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C.

A-Walter Cooper, chairman, Helena, Harvey Bliss, secretary, Big Timber.
A-Dr. P. L Hall, chairman, headquarters Omaha; William Cain, secretary,
-W. J. Westerfield, chairman, Reno; John H. Dennis, secretary, Reno.
ddard, chairman Silver party, Reno; Nate W. Roff, secretary Silver party,
MPSHIRE-John F. Amey, chairman, headquarters Phoenix Block, Concord;
Madigan, secretary, Pittsfield.
SEY-William B. Gourley, chairman, headquarters Jersey City; W. K.
eaux, secretary, Asbury Park.
RK-Frank Campbell, chairman, Bath; John M. Carlisle, secretary, Watertown.
CAROLINA-F. M. Simmons, chairman, Raleigh; P. M. Pearsall, secretary,
DAKOTA-Thomas Kleinogel, chairman, Fargo; E. C. Carruth, secretary,
orge S. Long, chairman, Columbus; E. A. Crawford, secretary, Columbus.
-R. 9. Sheridan, chairman Executive Committee, Roseburg; W. E. Burke,
ry, headquarters Portland.
VANIA-John S. Rilling, chairman, Erie; J. F. Meyer, secretary, Pottsville.
SLAND-George W. Greene,' chairman, Woonsocket; Patrick H. Quinn, sec-
Providence.
AROLINA-Wilie Jones, chairman, Columbia; U. X. Gunter, secretary, Co-
AKOTA-John Pusey, chairman, Sioux Falls; J. P. Morrill, secretary, Sioux
EE-Morgan C. Fitzpatrick, chairman, Nashville; N. C. Robertson, secre-
Nashville.
Fames B. Wells, chairman, San Antonio; Jeff McLemore, secretary, San
hn W. Burton, chairman, Salt Lake City; James Cohon, secretary, Salt
City.

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J. Taylor Ellison, chairman, headquarters Richmond; Joseph Button, ry, Walker's Ford.

Emery S. Harris, chairman, Bennington; C. A. C. Jackson, secretary,

elier.

TON-Henry Drum, chairman, Olympia; A. M. Mecklen, secretary, Spokane,
IN-A. F. Warden, chairman, Milwaukee; C. J. Noel, secretary, Marinette.
RGINIA-J. N. Miler, chairman, Hinton; W. E. R. Byrne, secretary, head-
rs Charleston.

G-Colin Hunter, chairman, Cheyenne; Luke Voorhees, secretary, Cheyenne.
-F. C. Hammond, chairman, Juneau: F. D. Kelsey, secretary, Juneau,
-T. E. Farish, chairman, Phoenix; Frank P. Trott, secretary, Phoenix,

HAWAII-Colonel Charles McCarthy, chairmau, Box 313, Honolulu; Ed. M. H retary, Honolulu. OKLAHOMA-John T. Taylor, chairman, Territorial Executive Committee, Gu

PEOPLE'S PARTY (Fusion).

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

OFFICERS-Chairman, Marion Butler, Elliott, N. C.; vice-chairman, J. misten, Lincoln, Neb.; secretary, J. A. Edgerton, Denver, Col.; treasurer, G Washburn, Boston, Mass.

MEMBERS-William V. Allen, Madison, Neb.; James B. Weaver, Colfa J. W. Bridenthal, Topeka, Kan.; Robert Shilling, Milwaukee, Wis.; C. G. Philadelphia, Penn.; Eugene Smith, Chicago, Ill.; Harry Tracy, Wright, Tex Bowler, St. Paul, Minn.; E. W. Way, Seattle, Wash.

STATE AND TERRITORIAL

ALASKA-Dr. J. J. Chambers, Nome.
ARIZONA-A. H. Noon, Nogales.

ARKANSAS-J. R. Sovereign, Sulpher Springs.

dall, Monrovia.

MEMBERS.

CALIFORNIA-Burdette Cornell, Oakland; E. S. Van Meter, Fresno; E. COLORADO-John C. Bell, Montrose; I. D. Chamberlain, Pueblo; Leo. CONNECTICUT-Dr. E. M. Ripley, Unionville; M. I. Brezinski, Waterbur iam W. Wheeler, Meriden.

Boulder.

DELAWARE-Benjamin D. Kent, Wilmington; Charles Beadenhoph, Wil George L. Norris, No. 222 West 2d-st., Wilmington.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Dr. Alexander Kent, E. M. Blake and C. E. Washington.

IDAHO Henry Heitfield, Lewiston; W. H. Taylor, Payette; Mary A. Rathdrum. ILLINOIS-H. S. Taylor, No. 6,356 Stewart-ave., Chicago; Eugene Sm Jackson Building, Chicago; J. G. Jones, Mount Vernon.

INDIANA-John H. Caldwell, Lebanor.; John Medert, Indianapolis; Karl

Waterloo.

INDIAN TERRITORY-I. D. Burdick, Fort Gibson.

IOWA-S. B. Crane, Des Moines; J. E. Anderson, Forest City: W. E

Creston.

KANSAS-John W. Bridenthal, Topeka; Jerry Simpson, Medicine Lodge Ridgeley, Pittsburg. KENTUCKY-R. C. Crenshaw, Mark R. Gardner, J. H. Lackey. LOUISIANA-A. A. Gunley, Monroe; J. T. Howells, Baton Rouge; E. C

MASSACHUSETTS-George F. Washburn, No. 465 Washington-st., Bo Gerry Brown, Brockton; Warren Johnson, Jamaica Plain.

MICHIGAN John W. Ewing, Grand Ledge; Edward S. Grece, Detroit, Nichols, Greenville.

MINNESOTA-Thomas J. Meighen, Forestville; Z. H. Austin, Duluth; O'Dell, Marshall,

Granite.

Madison.

MISSOURI-W. E. Littell, Tarkio; A. Rozelle, Lamar; Owen Miller, St. L MONTANA-J. H. Calderhead, Helena; T. 9. Hogan, Helena; Jerry NEBRASKA-J. H. Edmisten, Lincoln; E. E. Thomas, Omaha; W. V NEW-HAMPSHIRE-Dorrance B. Currier, Hanover; George De Epps, town; Elias M. Blodget. NEW-JERSEY J. R. Buchanan, Montclair; John Wilcox, Bridgeton; Pomeroy, East Orange. NEW-MEXICO-Dr. Charles Bowmen, Lucero; T. B. Mills, Las Vegas; Th Keleher, Albuquerque. NEW-YORK-George H. Shibley, Mount Vernon.

NORTH CAROLINA-Hon, Marion Butler, Elliott; Hon, Cyrus Thompson, S. A. Lawrence, Mooresville.

NORTH DAKOTA-Walter Muir, Hunter; Knud J. Nomland, Buxton. OHIO-Hugo Preyor, No. 74 Muirson-st., Cleveland; George A. Groot, C J. A. Swindler, Irondale.

OKLAHOMA-R. E. Bray, Enid; E. J. Garner, Guthrie; George Wilson, Ki OREGON-Ernst Kroner, Station B, Portland; Will R. King, Ontari Cooper, McMinville.

PENNSYLVANIA-W. Morris Deisher, Reading; E. T. Mason, Meadvill Stevenson, Pittsburg.

T-A. J. Beebee, Swanton; A. T. Way, Burlington; C. S. Lewis, South

-J. W. McGavick, Graham Forge; G. W. B. Hale, Rocky Mount; d, Orange Court House.

GTON-E. W. Way, Seattle; Augustus High, F. S. Merrill.

RGINIA-Nat. W. Fitzgerald, Charleston; Z. Cochran, Grafton; Isaac H.

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IN-Robert Schilling, Milwaukee; A. A. Worsley, Sylvania; William
Superior.
GD. W. Elliott, Cheyenne; J. S. Bartlett, Cheyenne.

POPULIST (Middle of the Road).

L COMMITTEE Chairman, Jo A. Parker, Louisville, Ky.; secretary, Eride, Grand Rapids, Mich.; treasurer, Milton Park, Dallas, Tex.

VE COMMITTEE George L. Spence, Parkersburg, W. Va.; W. L. - Ga.; C. M. Walter, Indianapolis, Ind.; Haldor E. Boen, Fergus Falls, Sears, McCoy, Ore.; A. W. Fawkner, Omaha, Neb.

STATE AND TERRITORIAL COMMITTEES.

E. S. Woodruff, Ashville; M. W. Howard, Fort Payne; G. B. Crowe,

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A. W. Files, Little Rock; W. S. Morgan, Hardy; J. Scanlan, Bee Branch, -D. P. Rice, Occidental; Rolf Shetterby, Spencerville; Melvin Snow, d. Ex-Governor Davis H. Waite, Aspen; Mrs. H. E. McCouseland, Aspen; man Brown, Yuma.

-Arthur P. Dodge, Bellevue.

H. Lytle, Stanton; A. N. Morton, Istachita; W. R. Shields, Bristol. lliam Phillips, Marietta; W. D. Hawkins, Flowery Branch; H. S. White,

nes Hansen, Southwick.

A. Hopp, Chicago; J. H. Ferriss, Joliet; J. S. Felter, Springfield.
G. Burkhart, Tipton; T. S. East, Anderson; N. H. Motsinger, Pendleton.
Weller, Nashua; L. M. Morse, Ottumwa; A. W. Richer, Lone Tree.

3. Kennedy, Ft. Scott; J. F. Willits, McLouth; R. M. Chenault, Ft. Scott, W. B. Bridgeford, Frankfort; A, H. Cardin, View; J. G. Blair, Carlisle. Smith, Vinalhaven.

-Frank H. Jones, Baltimore.

ohn O. Zabel, Petersburg; James E. McBride, Grand Rapids; J. H. ginaw. -P. H. Rahilly, Lake City; H. B. Fay, Minneapolis; J. C. Arntzen, -F. Burkitt, Okolona; T. L. McGehee, Summit; R. K. Prewitt, Ackerman. ul Dixon, Chillicothe; W. F. Haughawait, Carthage; W. O. Atkeson,

W. Thompson, Sheridan.

V. Guye, Omaha; G. W. Brewster, Lincoln; J. A. Boyce, Nebraska City. 3. McCullough, Reno; N. Richards, Reno; H. P. Beck, Virginia City. -E. A. Wallace, South Orange; Frank S. Newcomb, Vineland; F. B. Camden.

Thomas F. Paradise, Albion.

LINA-J. P. Sossaman, Charlotte; Percy L. Gardner, Cherryville; V. N. ison.

TA-O. G. Major, Hope; P. B. Anderson, Manfred; C. Foss, Honeyford.
McCammon, Biddle; Otto Huber, New-Richmond; R. H. H. Wheeler,

J. S. Allan, Norman; F. M. Long, Kingfisher; E. E. McCollister, Mangum.
H. Holt, Ashland; J. L. Hill, Albany; John C. Luce, John Day.
IA-R. A. Thompson, Indiana; George W. Dawson, Beaver; William C.
squehanna.

TA-E. J. Tracy, Sioux Falls.

S. S. Bond, Jackson; T. B. Reese, Nashville; R. M. Tankesley, Chatta

Mooney, Slayden; James W. Baird, Paris; J. M. Mallett, Clebourne. 3. Smith, Salt Lake City.

J. Munson, South Burlington,

B. Keene, Sterling; T. W. Evans, Concord; W. H. Tinsley, Salem.
-F. W. D. Mays, Pomeroy.

IA-H. A. Altizer, Arnoldsburg; H. T. Houston, Alderson; J. W.
sant Dale.
George A. Wise, Beaver Dam.

Brown, Big Horn; H. Breitenstein, Laramie; J. Van Meter, Sundance

Fiebiger, John T. Keveney, Adolph Klein, August Gillhaus and Rudolph Kat officers of the committee are: Julius Hammer, recording secretary; Eber treasurer; national secretary (not a member of the committee), Henry Kuhn, to 6 New-Reade-st., New-York City.

Headquarters, Room 427, Emilie Building, St. Louis, Mo. Leon Greenbau tional secretary. Members of national committee: W. H. Baird, G. A. Ho Ballard Dunn, E. Val Putnam, L. E. Hildebrand, all of St. Louis and constitut "local quorum"; other members of the committee to be elected, one from e ganized State.

PROHIBITION.

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE-Oliver W. Stewart, Chicago, cha Samuel Dickie, Albion, Mich., vice-chairman; James A. Tate, Dyer, Tenn., se S. D. Hastings, Green Bay, Wis., treasurer; A. A. Stevens, Tyrone, Penn.; T. F kadon, Keyser, W. Va.; H. F. Faris, Clinton, Mo.

MEMBERS NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Arkansas-Mrs. Bernie Babcock, Little Rock.
California-Gabrella T. Stickney, Los Angeles.

Colorado-J. N. Scouller, Denver; Mrs. M. E. Craise, Denver.
Connecticut-F. G. Platt, New-Britain; Charles E. Steele, New-Britain.
Delaware-Ashton R. Tatum, Wilmington; George W. Todd, Wilmington.
Idaho H. A. Lee, Weiser; E. B. Sutton, Boise.

Illinois Oliver W. Stewart, Chicago; Hale Johnson, Newton.

Indiana Charles Eckhart, Auburn; F. T. McWhirter, Indianapolis.

Iowa-Malcolm Smith, Cedar Rapids; the Rev. W. L Ferris, Cherokee.
Kansas T. D. Talmadge, Hutchinson; J. B. Garton, Clayton.

Kentucky-Frances E. Beauchamp, Lexington; T. B. Demaree, Union Mills.
Maine-N. F. Woodbury, Auburn; C. H. Clary, Hollowell.

Maryland-Joshua Levering, Baltimore; Levin S. Melson, Bishopville.
Massachusetts-Frank M. Forbush, Newton; Herbert S. Morley, Baldwinvill
Michigan-Fred E. Britten, Detroit; Dr. Samuel Dickie, Albion.
Minnesota-W. J. Dean, Minneapolis; J. F. Heiberg, Heiberg.
Missouri-H. P. Faris, Clinton; Charles E. Stokes, Mexico,
Montana-Thomas P. Street, Missoula; E. M. Gardner, Bozeman.
Nebraska-A. G. Wolfenbarger, Lincoln; L. G. Parker, Crab Orchard.
New-Hampshire-H. O. Jackson, Littleton; L. F. Richardson, Petersboro.
New-Jersey-William H. Nicholson, Haddonfield; Joel G. Van Cise, Summi
New-York-William T. Wardwell, New-York City; Francis E. Baldwin, Elr
North Carolina Thomas P. Johnston, Salisbury; Edwin Shaver, Salisbury.
North Dakota-M. H. Kiff, Tower City; J. Y. Easterbrook, Jamestown.
Ohio John Danner, Canton; Robert J. Candy, Columbus.
Oregon-W. P. Elmore, Brownsville; E. O. Miller, Portland.
Pennsylvania-A. A. Stevens, Tyrone; Charles R. Jones, Philadelphia.
Rhode Island-Henry B. Metcalf, Pawtucket; Smith Quimby, Hill's Grove.
South Dakota-H. H. Curtis, Castlewood; F. J. Carlisle, Brookings.
Tennessee-James A. Tate, Dyer; Colonel R. S. Cheves, Unicoi.
Texas-D. H. Hancock, Farmersville; the Rev. J. G. Adams, Fort Worth.
Utah-Jacob S. Boreman, Ogden; C. D. Savery, Salt Lake City.
Vermont-C W. Wyman, Brattleboro; H. T. Comins, East Berkshire.
Virginia-W. T. Bundick, Onancock; James W. Bodley, Staunton.
Washington-E. S. Smith, Seattle; Reyer S. Greene, Seattle..

West Virginia-Thomas R. Carskadon, Keyser; U. A. Clayton, Fairmount.
Wisconsin-Samuel D. Hastings, Green Bay; Ole B. Olson, Eau Claire.

UNITED CHRISTIAN.

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE William R. Benkert, chairman, port, Iowa; the Rev. C. H. Thomas, vice-chairman, Chicago; D. H. Martin, se Pittsburg; William Whitehead, assistant secretary, Aurora, Ill.; J. F. R. I treasurer, Ainsworth, Iowa; Ralph Canerly, Moline, Ill.; the Rev. John Co Chicago, Ill.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

Headq

Organized, Chickering Hall, New-York City, December 17, 1887. Auditorium Hotel, Chicago, President, Isaac Miller Hamilton, Marquette B Chicago; vice-president-at-large, L. W. Mott, Oswego, N. Y.; secretary, D. E Newport, Ky. (P. O. address, Auditorium Hotel, Chicago); treasurer, John R. V No. 1,213 Filbert-st., Philadelphia. The League is composed of the Republica organized in the several States and united in a National organization. Its obj organization and education; to enlist recruits for the Republican party, particul young men and the "first voters," and to promote the interests of the Re party, its principles and candidates. Next National convention, June, 1902.