Show NOTED JEMOCKATtj AT CHICAGO At the Chicago convention there Is an unusually large attendance of men of national na-tional reputation In this respect the Democratio assemblage is superior to that which met at Minneapolis two weeks ago The most eminent delegate is exSenator and exSecretary of State TnoMAs F BAY AIm who of course repreeents Delaware I and who is chairman of the platform committee com-mittee Other members of CLEVELANDS I cabinet are in the convention Ex Secretary Secre-tary of tho Navy WILLIAM 0 WHITNEY is not a delegate but is in Chicago as the chief manager of the CLEVELAND CLEVE-LAND forces with Judge D CADT HERRICK Judge WM S BISSELL and FRANCIS S STETSON as his lieutenants Judge BISSELL was a law partner of Mr CLEVELAND in Buffalo and Mr STETSON is his partner in New York WILLIAM F VILAS exsecretary of the interior Is a delegate from Wisconsin He was president presi-dent of the national convention in 18S4 D M DICKINSON postmaster general is a delegate atlarge from Michigan There are several United States senators in the convention Senator GORMAN heads the Maryland delegation and is one of the most conspicuous personages in the convention con-vention Senator DAN W VOOUHEES the Tall Sycamore of the Wabash II is one of tho delegatesatlarge from Indiana ExSec rotary VILAS already mentioned is now senator from Wisconsin Senator JOHN J McPnEKsov is a delegate at large from New Jersey Senator C S BRICE chair I man of the national committee is delegate atlarge from Ohio Senator JOHN DANIEL heads the Virginia delegation ExSena tor CAMDEJ is a delegate from Wost Virginia Vir-ginia and exSenator WALLACE a delegate from Pennsylvania Thoro are also several sev-eral governors and oxgovernors In tho convention notably Governor FLOWER of Now York Goveiuoor ABBETT of New Jersey Jer-sey Governor BROWN of Maryland and cx Governor fJAlIl ILL of Ohio Among other wellknown delegates aro General H VI I SLQCUM General DANIEL SICKLES two of the most famous survivors of the civil l warE war-E C BENEDICT the Wall strect banker and personal friend of GROVERCLEVELAND who is11 delcgatoatlargo from Connecticut Con-necticut WILLIAM E ENGLISH of Indiana W C JONES chapman of the Iowa Democratic Demo-cratic state committee HENRT WATTER SON the editor and < orator of Kentucky PATRICK C COLLINS of Massachusetts JOHN E RUSSELL father of Governor Rts SELL of the same state JOSIAH QUINCY chairman of the Massachusetts Democratic Demo-cratic executive committee CHARLES C MAFFiTchahman of the MissouriDemo cratic slats committee exCongressman FIIANK JONES of Now Hampshire exCon gressman MILES Ross of New Jelsey ex Solicitor General JEVKS AttorneyGeneral HENSEL WILLIAM M SINOBRLY and Congressman Con-gressman MCTCHLER of Pennsylvania J W TEROCKJIORTOS and JOHN ICELAND ofT of-T xas and General EDWARD S BRAGG who made the famous speech nominating CLENELAND in which he said We love himfortho enemies ho baa made The officers of the New York state and city governments will be almost entirely vacated during the convention Besides Governor FLOWER Lieutenant Governor SBEEHAV Secretary of State FRANK RICE Civil Service Commissioner EUSTACE Mayor GIUXT Mayor MANNING of Albany District Attorney NICOL of New York District Attorney RIDOEWAT of Brooklyn andFlre Commissioner Funnel arc dole i gates State Railroad Commissioner CHAPIK j is alternate stlargc and a hose of other I r a L officials big and Email though not delegates dele-gates attend the convention as workers Among other New York delegates is one who bears the distinguished name of SAMUEL J TILD SN Congressman AMOS CroiMixos and BOCPKE COKKAN and those powerful I bosses RICHARD CROCKER and = Chairman Mmsrnr The roll of the Chicago i Chi-cago convention thus contains a long list of notables I 1 |