Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-20
TNION CONFERENCE.
-ur PICTURESQUE CINCINNATI CON-
VeNTloN IN FULL SWING.
Rea, Excitement of the Gathering
nonneliy Raises a Breeae-The South
Spsrseiy Represented.

,.-, Of the stage in Music Hall, and ac-
'...piel hy the great organ, led the
..-,c IN singing the anthem. NV
..,rv. 'rs Of Thee" and the Convon-
notably the most picturesque ond
,.-s.. d its kind known in American his
was in full swing.
'"' 4af soCkLEss STATESMAN.
..,...r.lasion 81 She song some enthusiasts
.e.- 90 Congressman simpson among
o ...,. delegates gave three rouslnR cheers
..'.. r, br appeared among them aud took a
ia b. D. Poster. % Cincinnati, now invoked
'....1s Of Grace, hcscochng victory against
%. az evil iu the nam0 Of tho fafhcrhOod
o. ...f t1c brotherhood Of man. The dele
.r.1tcJ with him the Lord's Prayer.
rar yARiOCs ORGANIZATIONS
...e. A. Power. Of Indiana. then read tho
..ur go conference and requested the
.-ran. cations thorcin named % rise rs
were called. which was done, APP
-...fIne 'LN appearance Of oX-Fedcral
..rate soldiers, alsO the Farmers AZ
...t showed great strength. Nextcarno
Ems. Alliance and the Knights OF Labor.
.t FARMERS Alliance, which MIR. Power
...a million strong and ever ready to
.. Vatfy applause greeted each.
.-.... .-- cheer whom the words National
..|.-rnra' wcrc read.
....uo'ar, % Kansas, then read the sup
.. .aI issued from Topeka In February
d. .Hr TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
..-. .gr.'1rc Hon. Charles T. Cunningham.
....- p1- introduced as temporary chair
3D.. t..ua.iiT of an eleriton being dispensed
.lHrI tho attention OF the convention
co.. .r.rs VINO 50 warmly discussed what
.... .r. name 0f their first infant that the
...-...el iu broaking OF the engagement
.... .. up infant 90 name. fGreat laugh
...u.l cunningham closed with q feryid
.uno2y.
4gsGtyEL Az IRON HAMNTR.
.. ,.....s song 20 the tune Of John Browns
r-tH. ucNt feature o. the proceedings
man Cunningham Ia trying 10 quiet
-t..I followed, discovered that the
Ind been provided for him was n
...t hammer. lie used Il with vigorous
-.. -- tur amusement Of the delegates.
'r r... U. Missouri, was chosen temporary
E d. Eobb, OF Iowa, and e.. f.
... Massachusetts, were made as-
.t.r.r~. $. ". Chase. Of Kansas. was
... -..~-. aat-at-Rrins, ana H. +, Eaton,
.... ... Lewis Bclscr, OF Nebraska, for at
LIVELY wRANGLE
......1 -- % whether the states should be
..-..n. -s o' the committees or the va
......I .--uilaiilus named In the call
.. rurlf. us 81 committeeman. Mr..
..t ....I..y. led the light against the
..'..- finally beaten after the con-
r...f Is.if In a seemingly ineXtri-
... .. monuments, points Of order,
T. BIZ mo convention had only COM
.... .. It- eommitioes-that on croden-
TEGCEESS SLOW.
.-.r..4 the hall and tho large num-
..t.4-1raIf l,50O-wi'h several
-..r.- uultgnColsly occupying the
....-..s very SLOW. but the good ma
....' OF huththc delegates and tho
.t.-- present seemed iueXhaustiblc,
..... r.-. won. on with wonderfully few PEG
.h ball.
H uE,r REAL EXCITEMENT
... ...-.....g was caused by Tgnatius Don
-. Minnesota. he aid 10 with n harmless
... motion that 20 save time tho ap-
r... rHrw'ft.fWon by each State be
.. IIHr. each state naming all Of it,
... no .n-,, including the member Of
N. .r t.wui'tn'
r.f rH1.--PARTY QUESTION.
t-.-..H.rr Wl- an uproar ana dozens Of
..- r-. 'heirfect shouting for a chance
,.....- r-' '.aw IN The fight for or against
D.. '. .r.Huizaiion OF % national third
.. H..r.Iv- motion was carried the
... wguoily committed thereby TO
.l'ial and an hope of post
.-.... rll w.s thrown o. ihe winds.
..,si JOB nONNEILY.
.....L f. t Weaver. of Iowa, was the indi-
..... T-ITei the strongest Striding
Dbl. v1fo m0u5tache quiycring
r. b. pointed his long arm al Don
,-... .t. denounced the latter'a proposition
| .......- Fl. pledge the convention on the
81. ...-t vital action without one word Of
rCNNTIIY REPLIES.
H. ..rf rHnllly got n chance 10 edge in
~. f.. . Dis UHO. l-.hlven, cleaTCut cOuu-
trs u-- finished with passion. lie dis
.'-." .r'.l-.'u 60 take undue advantage.
-..r "a Nrsnf.f ..ra.T lot
. tr e.. i-ua1 Cunningham deTtcrously
'". F iI- 'h" time being tho inevitable
.. b.! declaring Donnelly's motion out Of
Ff-, Uy AZ IYNEDiATE SPLIT.
Ws" rui-h was In progress not few
i's... -.r.i among the spectators that the
..-- 4 Pet no further, but would split
t.'...--. outset.
--.t.aa .uru until 7P.M did not pre-
r .r. OBJ. lowing names were adopted as
,.nIrrEE on RESOLUTIONS,
i v- .--'--..r-t1 go INTO session Immediately
...... .-. ralyeutions Platform: Arkan-
B.. .... Bush; California. n. L. Dillon: Colo
'. .t. ,s~l-. ClLuec'icut, Robert Shine
-H. O.. NJ Free; District of Columbia,
g.. .... r-.r'.l. d. c. Post; Illinois, James
ra, 81. G.. Rankin; Iowa, j.. h.
I.r..-. d. c.. Otis: Kentucky, l. d..
N... So. D. smith: Massachusetts,
. .-.... N.ell -1u, Mrs. S. +. Y. Emery /;
.r,.f... Toruc'ly: Missouri, Low
Nebraska, j. II. Powers; New
u. .- Henry. Ohio, John Seitz; Penn
. s. t--sioH; l.hJde Island, h. Balhest ;
p. H. Osborn: Texas, J. II. Davis /;
.-' t.tr.1. Virgil A.. Gains: Wisconsin,
-.-' wyoming H. T. ShearS'
t''4'I' - fhOA 'lf''iNiA'
'aNFr- were announced rom VIZ
.r an carolina, Alabana' North
.. la' milan territory, Montana,
s HHs F.. b. 90 IL
To "--iluEtoh' OF oh'thoihd'
-Sc.NNATI COURTgsIEs.
r.---,.....- or pa. Cincinnati Chamber Of
t-e.-.. ..f ,,, A9e,..i.,,ts' Vycbsnge az
.. s.-- announced az extended tho
.. i.tit i'rir stay IN the city, ana an
D.. ti hphtr WuIked IA me iuI VIZ
'l4I he W"ull gldlultou9ly Laho
Il 'i' Kansas deiegatloh' a.
Fl . ..''L'er ana cheerlhV ior inc
f.... -''-'''A "dl'utheu ul'li 'O-ilioi-
~ nd,
.-.-. ~. -, =, ~ $3.50, ~,
II '-AlAH' III 'Ho O'4''
....-... $500. .-,,,-r,,
~ .HL iAhI W I'M eOoin'
'.' bias attracted some attention
ils apparent apathy OF tho
t''.- are mere ho ...- "a g si,,o',
10. t.,- a.. soi,,5c-' delegatss
II -....-r ... .,. -,.' - ~ REORGANIZATION
.....t ..-.r. .. ,ii'llit o,.'.idc-itai when IL
.... r.. -.., n nan a. CONGRESSMAN
.. ,..u,..i,. i. here MOI "a "A delegate.
..... ....fr /. hone NOT even In active SYM
'as uirl-party movement, but sim
.... OBJ" -.tua'ion' n II SHAH DO pre-
.. F'.''tli hSs OF TINS as5euD hbe'
-... ...y .. .-,,, --t,,u, "a, nv ,so1-p,rrN,r