, 1876-06-23
PRICE FIVE q: ;:NTs.

the Convention, although h.e ID m.,o,,,x =.
nv; ss9sn s%s' bs rss wns s'esss !;
aya been elected rresen H. 1--WE. rm,
sen: teis5. !"' defeating liz s q .e.R %f'io poii
.s G' i: |: H. ,x. :.';es; s;s,;. .cp. on either
cns cns:. " n ia te. nrs tsken aseorng 10 tic prefer
7he fr. 'oa wili b. san% % on hi. q issa. H"naate''
orrat. s" ts Impression 10 general that o DOM
H.. =. Don:n THE FINANCIAL QUESTION,
poe. my ons ~ ~ T9tsh ts 'ters a.t night
IT, attrs IN ans convcntInn- iarI- money r.
H. IT, gternnack men, md the compromise n,cn''
ines. ne: :, ,Sy y si 1s9aT ,e%s
III. ueian; rl 11 We enn ndopt financial pink tal
sai ,"f wss s' ';dy nay ssc, pts5[c. il as
wy IN Indiana. see TO obeetIon To- t. !" ma
,aa, hat ihern Eas ayrnllemnn present who did sco
of Kansa delegate wa. IN Sanc anc Eason
@ thu ~ ~ pocket lie carried copy Of the rcsul.,
ss Tns,e .! H sate Gonycntion a elected hn.
Ennk mites and the lasuc OF Government nnin. ~.
@ stea an! 10r saFioEs other acts al jcyttiann hv
10 poum Teh r'nsc dollar Is to c made cqaat
tat na tne democracy Ut KnnAa. Will support no mn
rat sGs FscHdent who docs not byupatze With tI.esa
.n ~. Eaton will represent hin STATE on thu com.
IL" IT,: ~ RESOLUTIONS nn will cntcavur to hayo
snt II TIL. n.tenp, rnjd xii; fa''sSf ht vi, a1en 3
wsth Wy otaeFs Vi }ilc sentiment. In minority reppr
Tho Colonel. who II a fnc .ncahcr ,v,.,.
eea4e seM. t., Il ,c sssy po',iy
onycnon rather sa suIn, t 10 tTr Mo,h spi, tho
herd. money platform Afcrward., iu,rrpfewc o.
ts inaa and oho men present. md aTMsa fonnd tha
to make fight for srvcnbacE ulstforr, Ths
claim majority ot The Convention, anil .xnrrss 1%ss
eSndense tla the Eastcrn vii ys 10 hes
Utr nj l
c91.e1ucners be what they ,nny. - o"$ 'ss 'n'
AMI vsv men afe veteran lcuerasic politicians,
Present ground desperate tsht t. ccr.aIn IL 'aS'' en
n1s,, n@s nna disruption uf the Convention Is not i,
rhc interviews with tie New yo,l, 1c,,o,+o,
published In tho New York LrratI a say e1 iw,
fe sMai n ee9son 9E' ;nme Interest The rrad states
men. Tut accepts 4 III matter Df c9ursr ,hat N"
Sfc ariy vo,i ni s1 s rs Sotc viii s fectc by the n
b't1 b. liz ease ann WY u TN. H.. r. to Trn this may not
rmf M1hcn uncnmprotntsng a,d rtrsn.ls.ct cnrn. ar
iien 't,, Il they snhnlit to the majority, thc ul,cs
tIoh VIII not he talrcL, Int II tllcy '"~''
, Pot1nw THE COURSE or THE u1,,1Sr MEN
10 thr Pennsylvania delegation ut CIncIuua,I. and
nc.xn qS.t VIZ re .. fG to sa*t separate vote. ii viii
10 10 eo At thu lhltnprc Conyentjuu 1.,nrrni
nss ra.s IVA, , adoptsl before ths ba!lutins IN: II
cox md 1 reed u. % IT. offered by sunset
rotea tos rteei4cnt aud Vice .presi,cn,, she cair
nn,. an q ,x eaen S Sde,cEatlon ral! tire in s Place Ind
s'Gne snat be con+Gcred the Yote Of such Stale.
Cn"ef this rule Senator BayarG, Of Urjawarr. wns
compelled 10 yots for himself. fhe Chairman cr
blaming fh1t the !na]oti.y Of the dclvration had
jrnnS!tsa, y,n9ea Ain Wlll bc remembered TINT tbu
.ss xstapeah Convention }att week ruled the other
pleased. ~ WV 40 Il"
THE SCHOOL FLANK
~ t'ie cincinnati Platform will be atiouted hcrn
tse attitude !n which shcy placed in regard to
IN 1n's nteston' They claim thai they agree prrfect-
y HNa the Republicans, bnt thai the latter. bv
psoinntnes. and strategy, have led tie public to
.a saaey taat the Democrats we're mnkln; war upon
Repnbcans ~ matter Of necessity to como Ia ths
-'S1S' DosWELir