The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-10
ALABAMA'S SPLIT.
THE BOILERS NOMINATE a FULL
STATE TICKET.

Gov. Jones Renominated by the ReRu-
lars-He Makes a Speech to the Con-
vention Which Stirs Up Enthusiasm.
Cleveland Enthusiastically It's Choice
for President.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 9.-The DEM
ocratic convention met at 10 o'clock this
morning and took recess to IL o'clock for
the report of the credentials committee.
The Cleveland sentiment predominates in
the convention. Most OF the districts that
have chosen delegates selected Cleveland
men.
The Kolb faction convention reassenbled
at 10 o'clock. No business was transacted
except to elect a delegation to the demo-
cratic ma tional convention instructed against
ex-President Cleveland and Wall street.
The democratic convention reassembled
at O'clock, when the credentials commit
tee reported and its report was adopted.
Ex-Gov. Thomas Seay was elected perma-
nent president In the course of his speech
be referred to Senator Palmer, Gov. Boies
and Gov. PattIson without provoking a
cheer. A reference to Hill brought out
slight demonstration, but there was cy-
clone Of enthusiasm when he pronounced
the name of MIR. Cleveland.
JONES NOMINATED.
The name of Gov. Tho nas G.. Jones was
placed before the convention for renomina-
ton In calling the roll when a county
which was instructed for Kolb, but where
the delegates would not follow him in his
bolt, was reached an explanation followed
saying that while they felt under obliga-
tions to vote for Mr.. Kolb they would 10y
ally support the regular ticket and do all in
their power to carry it to a triumphant
success. The result Of the vote was
For Jones 374 and for kolb 81.
This lacked only twenty-five votes OF
the full conventioA the four counties
entitled to that number not taking part in
the regular convention. The governors
nomination was made unanimous. When
he entered the hall, escorted by the COM
mittee, the convention rose and cheered him
&c the echo. He made speech which gave
great satisfaction, dealing In calm and
dispassionate manner with the situation
now existing in the state. He recognized
the strength of those who have put up the
flag of revolt and the necessity for persis-
tent work for the ticket nominated by the
convention. The speech made a profound
impression and was frequently cheered
during its delivery.
Chief Justice George w. Stone was nomi-
mated by reclamation and T. M. McCleI-
land, T. w. Cole, Jonathan HARRISON
and j. B. Head for associate justices. The
two first named are at present occupying
positions on the supreme bench.
Attorney General W. 3. Martin was re-
nominated on the second ballot, his COM
petitors beng L. W. Martin, Daniel Cole
man and NJ. Z. Richardson.
The convention then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
THE BOILERS NAME TICKET.
The boilers convention nominated an en-
tire state ticket as follows: For commits
sioner of agriculture, S. NJ Adams. presi-
dent of state alliance; attorney general, B.
K. Collier secretary of state. L. G. Ramsey;
auditor, W. L. b. Lynch of Macon; super
fntendant of education, J. o. Turner of
st. Clair. A full state committee and dele
cation to the Chicago convention we're
selected. The platform arraigns the present
democratic organization as antagonistic to
the peoples rights, and as operated in the
interest OF classes, and proclaims their organ
ization as the true Jeffersonian democracy
Of Alabama 1t demands more money,
repeal of national bank charters and an
income tax and national revenues limited
to the necessary expenses Of the govern
ment