Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
FIRST IN IRG FIELD
The Peoples Party Name Another
Candidate.
ER. a0CLIC5 WILL RUy FaR JUDGE
He Appears B~fsrs tks csa.sstiss an q
Accepts shs tssnaF "a a sHsassp~esh
"A Large C4fy somAitsss
theeen ~ askls

A city convention OF the Peoples
party waz held n tae circas court room
last uight Cor the purpose or nomln4s-
lag a candidate for police judge. IL
Was O'Clock wnea q uas called 10
order by c. w. Cosles. Geo. L..
Thomas was eAliet 10 preside over tho
temporary organ zat.oa aud ". III
Perkins Was elceiei temporary secFe-
taEy. Upon m0tlon. Z. K. Burioot,
Jseoo Iasler and w. +. Tea were elect
et i e0nGatlee on sermaRent organ
zAton and order OF business. A COM
Matee On credentials Was taen ap-
pointed consisting II one tiOm each
waTa as follows. kiIsL ward, frank
De BaaF; Second, Albert Watson; Inrd,
john Mu.tng; Fourth, l.. K. Burfoot;
llltn. Thomas Taylor; Slxlh. Albert
Williams; seventh, John Lennon;
L,ghtn, Wan. F. Tea: Ninth, Albert
smltA; Tenth, Julius Farber.
An adjournment MAS thea taken for
y few minutes 20 give the COMMITTEES
ume - prepare ther repoEts- Upon re-
assrmblng the COMMITTEES on perma-
neat organization and order OF business
reported that tie temporary organiza-
toa DC made permanent, which WAS
accepted and adopted.
Tie committee on credentials re-
ported thc NAMES OF eignty-two me a as
fnutird ~ scat5 IN Tie convention
lacy wore representatives OF tie varI-
Sas la5or Orgau.z4tlOas ln the city and
from toe several warts. Alter the re-
,,Ts Vas adopted the first order
Jl brsuess wR- the presentation OF a
saa9aets - the convention Tor the
9aE.Hf Jiar. l,r name 81 the Hon.
J.. N Nouiton was presented 5y j. +.
Deans 5n without any eifore OF speech
maxine. Airx Fyse moved that the
rcEilaatiaa a. llr. Moult0n be- made
by rlig vote. Tais was amended
hv fastrUe-ng tAe sfcretary 10 east
ffe vote of the convention for Mr.
N8uuo1. Af1er the ererefary had an
T,,,. ueesi the vote ot the convention
TO br lur Mt. MOuitOn, ThOs Taylor.
flr Prcnt.ss r;ri e.. ". Cowles were
apnoiafed To inform the candidate OF
tbs actioa ~ the conven tion- when
the committee returned with sIr. N0ul-
fon he was gscrtrt with the cry what
Con he pas greeted by the cry Of
What IS The matter with Moulton?
He's az firht." titer quiet had been
rvs ed Nr. Aloulton said: Il
.talurhf taat when tae subject oi my
,rnd.d.rey was first presented TO me
| would positively decline a nomina-
ton, but when ! saw n party trying
90 80 forward on an issue for the
beaeNt oi the people. consented |
believe faat every man ought 70 have
~. aeiined principles concerning poli-
..1s. / bei.eye the war ~ put down
Ne rebellion was right. but we have
something more To do now than 10
light the rebellion. believe In honest
money and also IN protection. / BE-
lbevc in projecting the people who
earn the money and not those who
steal IT, 40 you see | ought 20 be
n popular candidate.
After Mr. Moulton had co1riuded his
FDeech OF acceptanee ~ ~hral OF the
Delegates advocated making deter
mined fight 70 show the strength OF
the party at the polls. and the follow
ina city committee was elected: Fran!
DeRaar. J. De Pruit. Geo. E. Knowl.
Wallace n. Watson. Jacob razeiaar.
James .. Clark. Peter ID. Baker. John
Nast,nE. Ths DE Loot. Edmund Bur
foot. n. w, Carly. u. J. Phillips. Ralph
Treat. Thomas Taylor. Alex. G. Fyie.
.Nbcgt uazelwlnkle. David Mohr, Az
bert Williams, Fred. Nanderveea.
Christ Westover. =. W. Princer
Frank Sherman. Daniel Painter. Gust
Ncison.
VIII Bonfoy, John Kraners Will Per
kns.
julius Fserher. Gerrit Zylstra.
/. was decided to have regular
'olow out, "a il was termed by the
delegates. some time before election
and funds will be solicited to procure n
ball Tor the purpose. The convcnti n
then adjourned.