Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-07-03
WILL Be GRESHAM
Delegates to Omaha Appeart On
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very significantly troil :in'tI4 the re-
| lutllran aid 't''!litrrtt',' :t"n'e':"
| trn4. It j. tu b. II more representa-
! tive gathering. 10 tnrt fnu+et'. has
| thl~ iut. Tech ,nrticA rut that 'he
| convention will r -et,ibie u tnaI1t1 ott!
mass lntttinE more thall IL typical 1a-
tIouul convention. While the drnh"-
cratic and republican uatl"nA' con"
vrl1tiot,4 where eacll ct,1tn:sr1 ot only
ntuut 500 delegates, the peoples parfy
will be represented hy 1.77j Delegates.
There will be many m-n Of many
minds, Lut the inhnrlnonous eceues
usually Incidental to such gathering
| will be absent on this occasion. THIS
is due, not 80 much to the fact that
tue ,,!atform, IA Its essential features,
is already practically agreee upon A. to
the grnera: determination that har'
mouy must secured III order tt'at
The new purity may present solid
column III the doubtful states this fall.
only these broad cardinal priDci pies
upon which ull the Industrial orGanl"
zatio,,s ngrte are tn b: accepted HI the
bu>ls If the PLATFORM, aud upon these
together ~11h Il druuncintion oi the
tote bill, II thr cunning tuttte t" b.
fought.
Auto,,. tue arrival tu. ~ this morn
ing w.,
GEN. JAMES Il. WEAVER,
,d Iowa, " t1,, urxf to Judge Gresham
il probably the in's: PROMINENT nla'
u!rntrntd fur The t:c:-Idenry, ten
Wruvrr i>m.rIf maintains II ui%cr&t
t.Svrv,: ~ to tbs cautih|acy. and >n>'
he l. fur Judge Gresham, il the lAt:e
will ur>.tpt. LII the event "f Gre>llau4'
,l+clil1usio,l, huwevvr, Weaver says h'
II ia ht hands OF his party.
The reunion of tht "b ur and til
= rr.y" il To he one uf the leading fea
t1te. of tue convention, ard ever
r feeling or suggestion Of sectlona'1s'
tens to be absolutely banisted fr"1
\ tn. convention. The te"p't'- part
leaders ate making great capital out I
the declaration thai this is the onl
n pnrty In which tho ex-Uni"n aud TX
Confederate veterans tind all e4u'
welcunt, aud the coming conventio
is expected To develnre 10 ne stirrin
und patriotic scenes.
THE CONVENTION HALL.
m The last of the 8,0UO seals order*
for the independent convention W
placed in the Coliseum to>day, and
was found that there was still room +
l. 900 more, and accordingly arrang
ment4 have been made for the ADM
sion OF that many more than has be-
supposed could be accommodate
Nearly all the woodwork Of the grt
y platform and the wall behind 1t Is
ready covered with testoons OF flu
aud bunting, and to day the pillars t
sit also being swathed In draperIes Of
national colors, and voluminous TO
of rcd, white and blue almost b
from view the great arched trusses Il
support the acres Of roof. The
- prarance of the convention hall |
~ great surprise.
. IT. could not have been better
- ranged had 1t been built with sole
erence TO this end. Many Of thuse Y
were ut Minneapolis aud Chicago
clare that 1t IL better arranged Il
were the convention halis of til
cities, aud that the interior app
auce IN much more attractive.