The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-29
THE THIRD PARTY.
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CINCINNATI May si-Mssy worried
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hall when ~ Third pasty b<ess yessee
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10 the plasecrU Upun whieh n was eeues>
! ally sho~rha everything elsr ~ossd
/ hinge. eambined with ur siocmy shy.
made a strong contrast with the srescs
7 of buoy ant enihusiasn thss con
s,an,ly witnessed only twensy-fosr
hours previous
A chorus. fsurn the Farmers Ailsance
scng book and sarce hangs from ehsir
man Cunningham iron hammer pre-
eeaed q praycr BY Rev. Giih-rt t~ Ia
Mssvr. the ex--re~ubsck cUaxvpsSmsn
Mr.. he Ia Na,yr ~as rcandly applaud
ed whrn he arosc to pray. freqaens
and carncs, amens from the ausiiense
puncsuased the invocation. after which
IN. d.lerssss 500 med 20 feel t~iier and
settled c~on.rn,edly back In their chairs
while the Kansas Glcc club rrgaied
them with . humorous di,iy.
ReportS from the committee cf ar
rangrmcntS and the credentials nov
helped 20 kill time r~uding the exciting
dcvrlopuien, s that many icok for when
the platform committee WAS really ~
report
sumo neat little schemes were cst-
IDENTIFY spoilt when the cosmunistec an
nounced that any delegate representing
several organization, coald cast only
one vote. This created auiss . scnsa-
ton and many significant g~isnc-s were
exchanged among the delegates When
the size Of the larger delegates wer~
announced there was loud cheering.
the figures bring Indiana iss. snsa>
COZ: Ohio. SIT. The actual total mum
bcr Of delegates reported VAS i.tii.
The report WAS unanimously adopted
A terrible uproar WAS suddenly caused
ut this point 10y Grover. Of Wisconsin.
mounting a chair in the very center ct
the hall and starting u haranguc In OPP
position 20 organizing at once the new
party.
When order had hrcn restored the ~
port Of the committee ou permanent
organization was heard N then Miss
| Helen Cougar. ~ Indiana Was brought
forward and given In Opportunity On
express sympathy TOR tho movcnen,
and plead for a prohibition plank In the
conventions platform. She was grn~r-
our,y sPplsaded
United states senator PETER was at
this point introduced ~ permanent
/ chairman of the convention and was
given a Gathering reception. lie de
clarcd ia tooGD that Tn he
called 70 preside over . body convened
under such extraordinary ciscumstanccs
was a most distinguished honcr. The
asserpbinge before him he Prcclaimcd
one of the most inPprtant ever con-
vcued on American soil They were
upon the eve VI an epoch more impor-
tant ~ the iutcrcsts of the people 81 this
country than probably any that had ever
e~onfrontcd them They bed before
them q power which was crushing the
people. nct oaly In America but In
all the world. They were divided upon
some minor matters, but thanks be- "a
God, they were united on ihis-,he
money power must be depos~d There
was no such thing BOW n stopping
the avalanche. let them only keep IL
however. In the mbidlc Of the road Let
them not gu akiray aftrr thu me-,ing.
but begin to-day IchccrSl 10 speed the
main issue. In conclusion. Mr.. Pcr-r
declared he Was not the ina that de-
fcaied Ingalls, II was the men and
women Of Kansas hat defeated the
late senator from that state.
The report Of the committee on order
Of business elected applause when the
programme" outlined show led . place for
the appointment of members Of the
national committee. A disposition was
manifested at once Ia object to the
proposition o. limit all speeches to Eve
minutes a lady delegate from south
Dakota got the floor and pleaded with
the men folks Ia please not 90 try to cut
things OF 80 short Cries of We are
here for business" was the reply from
u score and attempts 81 male delegates
TO debate the question were howiei
down In short order. The five minutes
rule carried the day.
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CINCINNATI. May 2L-When the con
veniion rcassr blcd in the afternoon q
letter from I. T. Polk. which was read.
advising the conference IN is~u~ an All
dress and defer action on . third party
until iso, caused q breeze. aud wh.n a
motion 10 refer IL to the committee on
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loud demand notably from the Mime
sofa delegation that the negative BE-
pat more forcibiy by the chair. The
demapd was rene wed and eontiaa~d
from time Ia time during the reading
Of q number 81 miscellaneous s@ie-
grams
Mr.. Fish, Of Minnesota argued that
Mr.. Folks letter ~ss ilLum~d and
claimed hat !, showed how useless IL
would b. Ia refer the third party a.e.-
ton IN the meeting IN isgg At ~hich he
and his followers would b. leading
spirits
Ignatius Dcnpelly. ehalrrnsn of The
committee on resolutions climbed upon
h rostrum sf this ~iuse,ure aud slmos.
his 6rxs ~orS. caused . whiri~snd Of
excitement The dsciars,ton tia, he
Was there to report that the eotnmiss>e
on platform sss a mi for the orysnl
zstion Of the third party. Two alter
natives were presented. h< sad. either
% ignore . thirs party or divias The
sriends Of reform
Mr. rDnneliy then ssse way so Rob
srt sehiliing. % wfsoonsin. secrvtssy os
the oommfscee. Who read The platform
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