Telegram-herald., 1890-04-04
rHEY WILL B0LT
The Gresnbacksrs Think the Dem
ocrsLs Played Hog
IA a0t 6iyiBs Then Three Nominations
sEd Thss are MAJ Aooat it-niA
Get Essa - the Polls.

The Green04cxsrs met IA the upper
elFeuit court room Last nlgnt ~ organ
ze and demand their share OF the
spo. Is OF Office. john L. CarUss sas
elected ehz ifInan and Thomas ". Tee
Yll, secretary. After organization =
uommsttse on conference MS appointed. t.
consisting Of II. Z. Humphrey, Thomas
Portsmouth. A. d. Green, }. \. Meyer,
J. Ludwig, W. 5. Watson, George b..
BELLY, Il. A. Hy1orn, ". A. Hayes
aud A kenyon. The committee con
tanned one deiegats from each ward
and they are n2hied n accordance Win
tae number VI TIE ward.
The convention concluded that they
would let the Democrats have the OF
rces OF mayor, Police judge, clerk Of
the police court and justice OF the
peace and that they would be satisfied
With city marshal, board OF review and
pOOrmaster.
Iney conferred with the Democratic
committee for = long time wnen the
chairman or the Conference Committee, +,
w. A. Hayes, reported that the Demo-
Gratis offered 10 the Greenbackers the
odIces OF marshal and member Of the
board OF review. The report was ac-
cepted but the proposition VAS rejected.
Justice HydOrn SAID the GreenD4ckers
had better take what they could get
and be thankful, as there WAS no one
would pat up the stuff 10 60 1t alone
and they had better gather under the
Democratic wing and get something
rather than wrangle all night and get
moth ing.
Dr. Fred W. Wright moved that the
conference committee return without
instruction.
During the absence of the conference
committee. JOSIAH IioOets, the Demos
themes OF the Sixth ward, gave a sam
pie of ms matchIess elOquence. He
argued that half loaf MAS oetteTssthan
no bread, and that as tne Greenbackers
were pretty hungry they had better
nbble the rind II they couldn't take
the cheese.
The conference committee returned
again, and reported that the majority
or the committee were III favor of ac-
ceptIng the proposition OF the Demo-
Gratis.
DR.. Wright moved to accept and
adopt the report of the committee.
The chorus of yeas and nays was evenly
balanced, but the chairman declared it
adopted. A large number OF delegates
arose and declared their intention to
bolt the ticket.
The secretary was, upon motion,
authorized TO cast the vote of the con-
yention for Charles ). Wilson for city
marshal. This was accordingly done
amid the loud protestations of Pat Nc
Namara. the ex -poundmaster.
The ballot for member of the Board
of Review and Equalization resulted in
+. III. Gill receiving 30 votes, NJ. j.
Ulrich and Thos. Parker ,.
Mr.. GILL was declared the nominee of
the convention.
A. ID. Green and Lyman T. Kinney
were named as q committee TO break
the news OF the nominations to the
Democratic convention.
Pat Mcnamara SAID the Greenbackers
must hold more secret meetings and
get more offices. The chairman and al
cOncurred IN this opinion.
Upon motion of DIR. Wright the dele
gates Of each ward nominated its mem
Der or the city committee.
The nominations are as follows
First ward, II. +. Humphrey, Second,
ThOs. Portsmouth; THIRD, Cornelius
Fox; Fourth, J. NJ. Marls; Fifth, F.
w. Wright; Sixth, A. NJ. Parker
Seventh, L. W. Teemin; Eighth, III. A l..
Hydorn; Ninth, c. ID. Carpenter; Tenth.
y. A. Kenyon.