The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-12
CLEVELAND ENDORSED
by New Hampshire Dsmocrats-A Hill
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by New Hampshire Dsmocrats-A Hill
Man Kicks Up u Row.
CONCORD, n, H., May 1.-the Demo
cratic state convention to choose dele
gates to tho Chicago convention WINS
called to order in Phoenix hall at II
o'clock to-day by Hon. John T. Bartlett,
OF Manchester, chairman Of the state
committee. Tho officers and commit
tees selected ut tho meeting OF tho state
committee last night were elected Off
Gers OF tho convention by reclamation.
Oliver +. Branch, Of Weare, president,
was escorted 10 the chair, and briefly
addressed tho convention. MIR. Branch's
address was warmly received, references
10 ex.Prcsident Cleveland being loudly
applauded.
Mr.. Urch, OF Portsmouth, created
sensation by saying that ho came to
represent those who had grievances
against tho Democrats who had held
and aspircd to further high honors at
tho hands OF tho party.
81 charge" continued he, "Grover
Cleveland and his past administration
with disloyalty and unfaithfulncss to
tho rank and file Of the Democratic
party"
The speaker was interrupted by q
storm OF Kisses aud 'Cries OF "Pnt him
out!" and "Nevcr"
The excitement was intense fo- u
short time. When tho confusion sub.
sided Mr.. Branch ruled Mr.. Urch out
OF order. a motion was made to pro.
coed to ballot Tor delegates Mt large and
Mr.. Urch moved to table tho motion.
Ills motion 'wns postponed and ballot
Ing was then proceeded with.
Mr.. Sandborn, of Woliboro, submitted
the following report OF tho committee
on resolutions:
ThoDemocrats Of New Hampshire ap.,
prove taxation SO adjusted rs TO pro-
duce tho necessary revenue for the legl-
innate requirements OF honest govern
ment, economically administered, with
tho least possible burden upon tho pco-
pie; and aflordinG such incidental pro-
lection as meets every reasonable de-
mand OF American labor, and thoy de-
nounce tho protective system so-called
developed under Republican govern
mental control and embodied in the
Mckinley bill OF the Fifty-ilrst Congress,
as antaConistic in spirit and purpose to
every principle OF honest government,
as strengthening monopoly rather than
encouraging labor, and fostering trusts
and combinations with which to gather
in the substance Of the people and in re-
turn for privileges pay liberal tribute
into the campaign funds of the party
through whose instrumentality that
system has been established and MAIN
tanned. They approve OF currency
sufficient in volume for the proper de-
mands Of business, but presenting no
device which can be manipulated to the
advantage OF any individual or class ut
the expense OF any other-a currency
whose every dollar is equal in value TO
every other. They recognize in Grover
Cleveland great leader in tariff reform
who, with an energy that never failed,
with directness that never swcrved,
with q sublime faith that ncverfaltered,
led the way through the reverses in
1855 TO an overwhelming victoryin 1890,
and under, whose continued leadership
there will be achieved GROWING tri-
umph in 1892
Mr.. Urch created another breeze by
offering an amendment to strike out
the name Of Grover Cleveland and, to
substitute that OF David B. HILL Kisses,
and cries OF "Shut up!" "Sit downW
Put him -out!' and other demonstra-
tions OF disapproval greeted Mr.: Urch's
proposition, and the chairman ruled
his amendment not german and conse-
quently not in order.
The ballot for delegates at large re-
suited in the nearly unanimous election
OF Harry Bingham, OF Littleton: Frank
Jones, Of Portsmouth; Alvn II. W. Sui
loway, OF Franklin. and c. i. Chandler,
nj Nonchnstor