The Red Cloud chief., 1891-05-29

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Additional resolutions not part 81
the pistfcr,a ~ere presented 1h~v
recommended favorable cunaidrratt,u
| Of universal suffrage. demanded treas
! urr nyses tn par sol.ii~s> eqsisaisnt e..
eoin. favs~. eight hoaFs . daY and ,on
Acmns m. action Of ,hs worlds ias
I commission with r-frrvacc o. vag~N
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Ci>cfx>ArL Nav 81 When the namo
+ of tho new party. the peoples party
/ ~ the United states" wa. rvai ~ -"
committee ca rscia'ion.' sr.fvtzrv.
The words eiicltcd a mAgniac.n, "ut
burst ~ arpiAn-. aud a. each r}suk
Vas read the cheering ~sS rvnswoi -
frequently that tho great hall seemed
IA rcverhrrate continuously
A plank recommended universal .u'-
fragr to favorable Considerable AMI
snoshrr demanded the psym"n, Of pa
sions On . gold hasiN The former met
with . rather chilly reception. bat 'ho
latter aa> rosndiy cbcervst
~ this j~uncture = delegate objected
that the platform was one siicsi f"s tho
farmers' Alliance. but he met 18th
little encouragement and SHILLING dr-
eiarrd that the con,cntion Ma here tS
harmony and the new 'tdoclara,ioa - ts-
dependence" Ueanswcrvd that tho r. q.
ssoa plank was i.f, 81 the soldier mean.
b~r 90 the committee with an inquiry
whether 4, Was satisfaetoTS. and on hta
acauiescence II was adopted unAn.-
mousiy.
Davis, of Texas a lank six tSstrr in
n light suit who had electrified the con.
vrntion after fonnsiiyis sr-erh ~ a
long. weird whsop uf esults,Irn. vac
conducted ,o the platform sna Z, thy
Intense delight 81 the convention. 70
pca,sd the sn-ar,hiy. indiss-iike vel
Then he announced himself n an -
confederate ani declared himself ftF
the platform every plank AMI every
resolution.
An extraordinary spectacle foll"~
waisworth. of Indiana. an "a unrru
soldier. rushed up Ia N1"uf-i~rat'
Davis. In full view cf the convehtsu.
and the two ons-tima mortal f"~s
grasprd hand.
L. W. Humphrey. 81 TrsaN. ~orFanisrr
Of On. eolor~d alliance. ~birh narul- ~
over 60. 600 nnsmi~TS s.lsrJ with tao
inspiration Of the moment %Aodirn.y
ioined the rx-soidisr
Amid . perfect c~ycion. of enthusisrru
o delegate moved the sdoptios IT tha
platform "a rcd The coavsniisn scot
wild. and the delegate. m"unt- table
and chairs, shouting and yeliins like
Comanch.s 4 portion 20 The opurru.
tion LA thunsIcruuA chorus suug =" ths
tune. 'GorLby. Nv Lover. ta-si ~.
the words. 't.uod by. old parties g,~-l
BY" and then the "~Ispso."rY
In the forvst of iarz and state ban
n~rs that hal l-.n gathered ~ith 'ha
t~arrrs around tho trio. n kantas msn
ON the shoulders 80 two ~oliraruf-
standing on chairs raised the Hama
banner and held Il sloft jusi shlss al
the others
Several delegates urged ths sipptaru
~ th~ rep~at oae suggesting thai t -
by . rising vote. Question. 'yue..
tion." came fron all parts 90 the haIl
HIT n rrnt up ruthnsiasn hal q.
have vent AMI one after another ths
orators relieved 'hemsslvss. tho dele
gates from time to time calling 90 80
prominent nen In Tho coaVcntb1n
Weaver" wilkins aud other.
"Prrriou. question. sh.pa,ssi tts
delegates. but IL bad M .se~, 80 an r.
repe~s.ibl. man who va t-tsnsi -
sp-ak has pi~o,. whsn he bal nufshsi
the ebsirrnsn'. gay.l fell Ike = top
hammer. aud order ~aA aaai!y Pc
.sov~d
The platform proper. s~scinsiss - 'h9
resolutions ~ss adopted with "ay
three dissenting vo.r~. = prvh4tit-.a
amendment t~ins a~fsAted
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IN. roll 20 stst~. va called fyS uasa
h~rs ~ th~ national eprnnaittss. ~ rf-
rsasion Stopsing tho inaosA;Ioa - So
pointing thres msnt~p from sah
state instsad - one. .. ih~ Old psrffa
have
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