The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-22
Determined and Good Work. with
a Side Show of Turbulence
and Disorder.
4 RINGING PLATFORM ADOPTED


chairman and was received with much
enthusiasm He spoke briefly In the lime
ut cNhurt ton and prcdlc Ell drno-
cratic victory, hut touched no issue. Tine
floor ut tho convention hrcHmr 80 oyer
run with spectators tht business was su--
pundcd am SctgClut-u-mm- from each
district appointed to get dclcEalr- seats,
aud 1t wn- u hdl hour before work WAS
resumed.
Tue committee an resolutions uut ur
ing ready tn report. the convention pro-
cocdpd tp the nomination ct governor.
rhrrr was great delay IN presenting
utmrs. Ennts were made tu proceed
with the ballot Nlthuut names, but after
"A long Nuir rN Senator Thurman crowded
ON the stare amid Wild untlu item
He followed Powell and seconded the
nomination NJ Gou. Durhu Ward He
made an able plrH fur cogui.lou NJ the
grry,crr ot General Ward warned the
convention about tying Themselves To
any one issue, aud announce hat the
patty had always been WruyCd against
sumptuHry Legislation aud would con
tmuo IN tina why The names of lluud-
/ ley and q ddcs were prcs utcd IN ur cr.
/ First ballot, lluudlcy, 2lO Ward, 4Gl
/ Grddcs, n Duuuvor /.
Third bullut. Ward, 2i9 lluad.cy,
3Oi.
Corrmr,. June Trouble WAS
iclchod ui the Grst ballet. When RutIcr
| county was called, which hud divided
/ delegation, II resulted In call at counties
/ to do AWAY win the unit rule, which Wa
carried amid g,cat confusion mi showed
/ the strength ut tia, leading candidate. lu
( hr about even. Fir.t ballot llondluy, 800,
/ W ard. 2G'. Gcdlcs, -; Dcnncr I,
Judge lluadlcy + on appeared and nc-
ccptrd the nomination III a ten minutes
/ address, during which he reviewed his
connection with the p rty, und although
he had wandered ut one time with the
republicans to light the battles uf the
culuro rncr the democracy was broad
emo nh to receive him again. lie ~
tccmod 1t great compliment To be noml
mated over Il more worthy candidate, nuu
believed they could win Oh the platform
whose leading principles were personal
liberty, sci control III temperance mat
ters and license -ystcm.
The convention then proceeded /,
the nomination u lieutenant governor
aud Hon. g. Wnrrick Of Stark county
wa, srlcrtrd by reclamation. Brfor,
the ballot was concluded Dewitt Cool
man, Of Portage county, the other can
didutc, was withdrawn,
The -.c.ud b. lot proceeded until But
Ter county WAS reached again, aud ,um'
trouble ru5urd. After the call Ind hoet
concluded, su no changes begun ~
Hundlcy, aud cAcitrmc prevailed
urlog tcs gtormiug each other and strik
ing the ntfurm. Before the result %
= the ballot could be uunuu lced, "a mo-
ton Ia nominate lluudiy by ncclumatlul
was carried lie had IN the ucighbuI
p hood Of three hundred and iifly-yoter
three hundred aud nineteen being ueces
su to "a choice.
The work OF nomination was frequent
. Interrupted and delayed. In the meat
4 time ten Ward was brought lu an
made speech, IN which lac severely IL
bukcd the party Tor milling to rcc"gnI
his 80 year services. Though not To l.
druntCd he announced himself ns cund
date lur United States senator. n spcrG
/. bv Judge Ge Idc, was IN q soncwh'
different vein, though buiu pledge
, tclty TO the party.
Before the other nominations wcr
made the committee uu resolution
, submitted the following, whch WA
| adopted.
-. PLATFORM.
u The democracy Of Oh 10 IN couveutio
as cmhl d, hereby rc-ullirms the puuc
1 plos ~ the party HH expressed ~ III
q present state and national platform, {
i regard h. personal liberty AMI the trr
1 functions uf government and us
y the poll zeal creed eXpuuudcd 10y III
great founder NJ thr democrat
I pnrty, Ihus lrilcraun. The uppurntlo
/ Of tho.r principles TO our prcscr
y condition demand the purllclliun OF III
u public service, the punishment Ol the ruI
Y bur- ni the public treasury, the 'lutliH
tiun ut hll public Burdens lh' ARREST
piuH'gacy hhN 'NuNNh% 'ho' NAV '"''',
. do" ADMINISTRATOR "I U'h''' "I'h % ANA
% ln'W 'hWy' in 'n' '"''l WAY 'l'' 80 .o'
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" ,ny,rnmrul economic Ily administer
a. ind % adjusted IN 40, Application
ID 10 ur,rni bur.lrn.. cnrDma,c pmducfr
j Ip,iu.rir- Al home. ul tuI last rumpru-
j, ton 10 Labor and not tu create or tot
90 mouupOlcs.
Do Tumi-Ihr AIT ui the republican co
grc-- IN reducing lb' tuli pu wool Wi
ut the tuc time increasing 10 pu WOO.
90 good, already hghly protected, "
7c iuiqulou- lcgi-hupn, di'clmlnru
m M favor ol monopoly ana ni'll
nj tine agricultural Interests ~
s. country, aud Ought
.. corrected, aud We heartily improve I
1, action of the democratic members
the Ono delegation M congress