Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-08-21

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-Marmaduke For GOVERNOR ana MORE
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Platform.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, August II.
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IN IN <e r. biyEl blel4ng apon this Cchssnzs
f.s s. ssry a brief {, Inf
so@m api look hold of party affairs there
were Ave or SIX Congres sional districts repre-
seIted by s1fher than Demccrats.s They re
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III i'd DlstrIst-A. W. Kslso Of woxth.
Fourth bis 'r.ct-T. H. Parrish, Qf Holt.
silt h lis s' riet-f. G. Masss OF Hooas
& Seventh District-Nat Ery DEM Of Lincoln.
i Eiehth District-JohnI..M arfin s. =
Ienth Retrict-John O'Fallon. OF Jefferson.
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s. fe4teensh sDistrict-O. ne. 1raFers, sof
fourteenth D1strict-Josepa J. Russell, of
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irst D1strat-D. II Shselds. of Marion. -
ISecondSDistrict-T McCianahan, of Sulh.
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: Third District-J. NJ Riley. of Clinton: :,
Fourth District-John l.. Cornack, OF
Platte.
t.f.n Distriet-M. Mrnford. of Jacksou. ;
Six Idstriet-John s Elliott. Soeper
Eief tn Dis rct-E. "A lNoenan. a i
Nirth Dislr.ct-R. D. Lancaster. of st.
Ter. h District William R. Edgar of Iron
EleFenth Districts. T. Harrison, of Gala
Twelfth Di-trict-D. P. STRAIT on. of Vernon.
Thirtefnth Dlstrlet< Johp = Dsy of Greene.
81 f S,,sss Eifr I'm epas ~ ferS g 'n'
s AFTERNOON SESSION.
Wl<en the Conyention reassemb'ed after
dind@x. the Committee ON Credentials was not
Congressman A NJ. Dockery was called up
on 70. a speech. I'm the course of his remarks
The warhas cloked and Tn against any
mao Of any pai to In, Missouri that's would try
TO invoke those bloody memories in our poll
tics of to-day. The war is over, and the issues
which were alive then are dead and buried.
The issues whit gave rise TO the war were
Democracy q Missouri win discoantenance
anything that sayors of that sentiment
th ehcago mtsn
and re sed p hope ahat this prneple was
had won more III all the years, and they had
been gaining back strength since the war. by
persistently standing up for the rights of the
Tic Committee on Credentials sat until
supper Tune
EVENING SESSION.
When the Convention got down to work
again. few niinutt before eight o clio TX, tie
h ha|l Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES was
report of the Committee ON CT edentials was
adopted as made by Chairman o. Failon. AS
Hen. Charles HI. Han din was report. for
.Nice Presidents; Nm. Bel for Secrstars.
nth W. H. Mayo E.ES. stephens and others as
nas%as csIn Reaaiag elers
Doorkccper.
eoyernor Hardin, entaking the eh.ir.
would make no remarks, but the order
iness would betnned a.tly taken up.
THE PLATFORM.
fatform was presented bv Benton
4. and adopted without debate OF
1ysent in the following from:
IS In Convention e assembled assembled. hear eagti Il,
1emocratid convenifon recently held.
s s. Cleveland ,iss fsi and sThomas A. Hen.
nominees of that Convention for
staelt and Vice President OF the United
That we inlorse the action of our United
Senator's and members of the House
representatives. ~ The Forfy-eighth Con-
hat we indorse- a. eeonomicart admin
En-, s1 s4ano p p stase G9y ysise
sahinist "a Ion Of our s 81 e ov-4
&c 9 Been sn'5 5s.. Pfailsn as
s27s are alike protect per-
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