National Tariff Convention; Hemingray represented

THE PROTECTIVE POLICY.

National Rally of the Advocates

of a Tariff for

Protection.

The East, West, and South Are

Fully and Ably

Represented.

Successful Inauguration of the

Business of the Three Days'

Convention.

Addresses of Governor Bullock and

Congressman McKinley, the

Permanent Chairman.

A Great Number of Resolutions Read

and Referred — Features

To-day.

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DELEGATES PRESENT.

The Committee on Credentials then, through Mr. John F. Scanlan, presented their report. The reading of it, involving mention of nearly every State in the Union, was a formal demonstration of the national character of the convention. Following is a full list of the delegates accorded seats, for the report was at once adopted.

The Hon. N. F. Dickenson, Aurora Culver Plate Manufacturing Co., Aurora, Ill.; the Hon. W. H. H. Stowell, Atlas Paper Co., Appleton, Wis.; the Hon Rufus B. Bullard, Atlanta Cotton Mills, Atlanta, Ga.; H. J. Rogers, Appleton Paper and Pulp Co., Appleton, Wis.; E. Davenport, Brick and Tile Works, Waynesville, Ill.; F. N. Nickerson, Boston, Mass.; John M. Kennedy, Bessemer Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; Wm. T. Malston, Columbian Iron and Dock Works, Baltimore, Ind.; T. Gulford Smith, Union Iron Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; Marcus Simpson, Burlington Linseed Oil Works, Burlington, Iowa; A. J. Fuller, the Hon. W. Rogers and Guy C. Goss, of the Bath Board of Trade and Shipping Interest; W. E. Frost, of the W. E Frost Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill.; D. R. Campbell, Woolen Mill, Sangerville, Ind.; C. A. Dresser, Central Mills Co., Southbridge, Mass.; — Bradley, Calumet Iron Co., Chicago, Ill.; — Lewis, Marine News and Record, Cleveland, Ohio; F. B. Jagger, of Jagger & Simpson, Burlington, Iowa; W. A. Harrison, Columbus Rolling Mill Company, Columbus, Ohio; E. A. Hartshorn, Cable Flag Mills and G. F. Allan for employes of the same, Troy., N. Y.; H. H. Adams, Cleveland, Ohio; J. F. Plumstead, Chicago Spring Company, Chicago, Ill.; Joseph M. Larrimer, American Iron Works, Pittsburg and Chicago; J. M. Wescott, Hoosier Drill Company, Richmond, Ind.; Samuel Mitchell, Saginaw Mining Company, Stoneville, Mich.; Wm. A. Sweet, Sweet Manufacturing Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; Samuel Edward, State Vinecultural Society, San Francisco, Cal.; N. C. Rider, Syracuse Glass Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; H. H. Munger, Charles L. Munger, E. Stearn & Co., Syracuse, N. Y.; W. H. H. Gere, Onondaga Iron Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; J. Burns, Illinois Watch Company, Springfield, Ill.; Thomas A. Galt, Keystone Manufacturing Company, Sterling, Ill.; Alexander Easton, Collier White Lead Works and Oil Company, St. Louis, Mo.; Lucius Hubbard, South Bend Iron Works, Ind.; L. Schneck, Seymour Woolen Factory Company, Seymour, Ind.; Charles E. Hubbell, Syracuse Bolt Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; Stanton Gere, Gere Iron and Mining Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; Robert H. Gere, Carthage Iron Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; William A. Sweet, Sanderson Brothers Steel Company, Syracuse, N. Y.; Bradley & Co.; Alax Iron Company, Hughson Wagon Company; Horace J. Smith, Santa Barbara, Cal.; William A. Sweet, Short & Smith, Syracuse, N. Y.; W. A. Sweet, L. C. Smith Gun Factory, Syracuse, N. Y.; J. S. Salesbury, Industrial World; J. T. Golding, employes Industrial World; W. P. Rend, W. P. Rend & Co., Chicago; D. H. Mason, Marder, Luce & Co., Chicago; J. M. Bonnell, Wick, Bonnell & Co., Chicago; Geo. H. Taylor, Cleveland Paper Company, Cleveland, Ohio; George H. Taylor, Backett Silk Company, Canton, Ohio; John F. Scanlan, Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, Chicago; Charles Ridgly, Springfield Iron Company, Springfield, Ill.; W. R. Burt, Salt Association, Saginaw, Mich.; M. Watson, Age of Steel, St. Louis, Mo.; G. H. Taylor, Lucius Clark & Co., South Bend, Ind.; A. E. Buck, Tecumseh Iron Company, Tecumseh, Ala.; W. M. Mills, Globe Iron Works, Jackson, Ohio; Louis Wahl, Louis Wahl Brothers, Chicago, Ill.; Morris Wood, Morris Wood & Son, Chicago, Ill.; J. Taylor Ganse, Harlan & Hollingsworth, Wilmington, Del.; Washington Jones, John Taylor & Co., Wilmington, Del.; Ames Bell, Glencoe Iron Works, Youngstown, Ohio; N. H. McCurdy, Enterprise Iron Works; George D. Wick, Youngstown Rolling Mill Company, Youngstown, Ohio; J. C. Peatee, Chicago Steam Engine Works, Chicago, Ill.; F. C. Wells, Steam Pump Company, Chicago, Ill.; John Roach, John Roach & Son, Chester, Pa., and New York City, N. Y.; Jesse Spaulding Lumber Co., Chicago, Ill.; S. D. Kimbark and W. B. Mitchell, Chicago, Ill.; C. E. Sargent, H. S. Smith, and W. R. Sterling, Joliet Steel Company, Joliet, Ill.; R. G. Hemingway [sic] Hemingray, Hemingway [sic] Hemingray Glass Company, Covington, Ky.; J. C. Dore, Ludington, Wells & Van Schaick Lumber Co., Chicago, ill.; E. H. Talbott, Railway Age, Chicago, Ill.; W. P. Abbott and F. W. Blacky, Adams & Westlake Manufacturing Co., Chicago, Ill.; Byron A. Baldwin, J. W. Mansey & Son, New York and Chicago; Charles A. Lamb, National Tube Works, Chicago, Ill.; H. H. Watson, Clinton Wire Cloth Co., Boston and Chicago; Robert Law, Robert law Coal Co., Chicago, Ill.; V. B. Denslow, THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago, Ill.; John A. Norton, Hercules Iron Works, Chicago, Ill.; Hon. D. J. Morrill, Cambria Iron Works, Johnstown, Pa.; A. W. Jerome, employes Decatur Bagging Company, Decatur, Ill.; L. J. McCullough, Kankakee Linseed Oil Company, Kankakee, Ill.; L. A. Gibson, Kalamazoo Paper Company, Kalamazoo, Mich.; H. A. Fraumbaach, Eagle Paper Mill, Kankauna, Wis.; B. F. Master, Lafayette Car Works, Lafayette, Ind.; J. F. Heimer, Linseed Oil Company, Des Moines, Iowa; V. K. Moore, Leland Iron Company, Leland, Mich.; A. Creveling, Glendower Iron Works, Danville, Pa., J. E. Duffy, Duffy Tin Pail Company, Chicago, Ill.; Charles Crane, flax and steel, Chicago, Ill.; J. P. Ellacott, surgical instruments, Chicago, Ill.; Robert B. Brown, Robert B. Brown & Co., St .Louis; Ezra Rust, Thomas W. Palmer, J. S. Estabrooke, George S. Burrows, Thomas Merrell, J. A. Whitters, G. B. Stebbins, M. Barnard, C. W. Wells, J. L. Pearson, Thomas Cranage, J. L. Dalson, L. L. Hotchkiss, M. B. Bradley, G.N. Hauptman, B. Barcleft, E. S. Gould, C. B. Curtis, Saginaw Valley interest.

Lewis T. Hawley, C. M Hawley, and Judson McKinley, Onondaga Coarse Salt Co.; R. Nelson, Syracuse Iron Works, Syracuse, N. Y.; J. N. Barker, Onondaga Salt Co., Syracuse; Onondaga Pottery Co.; J. Tersenger, Syracuse Screw Co.; Joseph H. Brown, Mahoning Valley Iron Co.; Youngstown, Ohio; N. M. Mills, Iron Works, Dayton, Ohio; Robert M. Wood, Daily Republican, Joliet.

The Hon. J. B. Grinnell, Iowa; H. A. Ainsworth, Moline, Ill.; A. L. Griffin, Union Iorn and Steel Co., Chicago; H. H. Shufeldt, Imperial Distillery, Chicago; D. G. Rush, Empire Distillery Co., Chicago; George S. Bowman, President of Textile Manufacturing Association of the West and South; the Hon. W. McKinley, Jr., H. R. Hill, R. W. Taylor, H. G. Knowles, Homer Laughlin, G. S. Barker, East Liverpool, Ohio, Pottery Works; Titus Sheared, Eagle Mills, Little Falls, N. Y.; H. Metzger, Logan Oil Mills, Logansport, Ind.; C. N. Schmick, Cherry Valley Iron Works, Leetonia, Ohio; T. L. O'Connor, Drain Tiel Works, LaSalle, Ill.; Major G. F. McClane, Soho Iron Works, Pittsburg, Pa.; Joseph Coms, Joseph Coms & Sons, Massilion, Ohio. A. Kidder, Champion Iron Works, Marquette, Mich.; J. W. Hinton, N .W. Tariff Bureau, Milwaukee, Wis.; George H. Taylor, Mishawaka Paper Mills, Mishawaka, Ind.; G. H. Taylor, Massillon Paper Company, Massillon, Ohio; J. B. Smith, Marinette Paper Company, Marinette, Wis.; James S. Negley, B. S. Osborn, and W. F. McPherson, National Board of Steam Navigation; A. C. Lauster. N. W. Linseed Oil Manufacturing Company, Chicago; J. F. Gehhart, New Albany Woolen Mills; Mr. O'Brien, of O'Brien Bros. Manufacturing Co., Kewaunee, Ill.; Samuel Mitchell, National Iron Manufacturing Co., Stoneville, Mich.; R .R. Stacy, Ohio, Fall Iron Work, new Albany, Ind.; F. A. Hawkins, Noblesville Flag Mills, Noblesville, Ind.; J. F. Flagler, National Tube Works, N. Y.; A. Trenier, New Albany Rail Mills Co., New Albany, Ind.; L. Sanial, Chamber of Industry and Trade, New York; C. B. Clark, Bunberly, Clark & Co., Neenah, Wis.; D. M. Haight, Oswego, Ill.; M. Rosenthal, Peru Bagging Co., Peru, Ind.; D. C. Bell, Minnesota Linseed Oil Co., Minneapolis, Minn.; Thomas Penrose, Hussey, Howe & Co., Pittsburg; A. Wood, Wood, Farington & Co., Piqua, Ohio; M. H. Morris, Pottstown Iron Co., Pottstown, Pa., Henry Diston, Diston & Son, Philadelphia; W. D. Wood, McKeesport Iron Works, Pittsburg; M. Shoenberger, Juniata Iron Co., Pittsburg,; James Bamgan, Woonsocket Rubber Co., Providence, R. I., W. E. Stockton, Wayne Iron and Steel Works, Pittsburg; Archibald Winne, Black Diamond Steel Works, Pittsburg and Chicago; W. L. Abbott, Carnegie Bros. & Co. Steel Co., Pittsburg; J. W. Green, Glendale Elastic Fabric Co., East Hampton, Mass.; Geo. D. Selder, Erie City Iron Works, Erie, Pa.; J. H. Rierson, Charles Merritt & Co., East Saginaaw, mich.; W. E. Frost, Frost Manufacturing Co., Chicago; Franz Krein, Franz Krein Manufacturing Co., St. Louis; Henry Shuman, Hoosier Drill Co., Richmond, Ind.; Milton Remley, Iowa City Glass Company, Iowa City, Iowa; Henry Harwood, hose manufacturer, Joliet, Ill.; the Hon. D. J. Morrill, O. W. Potter, William Chisholm, and A. J .Leith, Bessemer Steel Company (Limited), Philadelphia; R. F. Newcomb, Quincy Paper Company, Quincy, Ill.; J. H. Sternberg, Reading Bolt and Nut Works, Reading, Pa.; W. Jerome, Decatur Bagging Company, Paxton, Ill.; and W. Jones, Detroit Morning News, Detroit, Mich.

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