The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-30
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
COLD UATER IoLKS FROM FAR AND
NEAR ar CiNCIANA7L

."Neeh'"" h''N' 1900 ~ '
sam small Defeated In" Vote on the h"'es
The Platform Committee In s'nari Over
~. sux,r and nev-nue r,anh..
r n,,,., ~.
ClNciNNATi. June a. mo irohipi..oh W.
tionnl convention met mere 'o-aay IN .np m"-
tic fMt. AT ~ . 'iocN eNerS uo'eEa,,o. N"S
IN It's place ,n",rnan DlcNl. -, we n'.o"a
omm"teG cn''c', .no ,o.''n.,u,, " ~ tm,,Is
who led in PRAYER. Tho Roy, Dr. Lockwood;
las'or oil tho ri,s' 'a"''st 'n"'e''
the address % welcome ana was corc,a, ., re-
e c,n'i,,,, - 1ohn p :, lain for ,omporary
committee vi 'o.h 81, 'onn ~
Chairman made inc nan ring WIN CHEERS o.,
II, III ~" ,ho Conyon,ion "tho sro,,ost and the
cai'ca ,ne 'on,.n',u" .ne $1,000 49, ~, "' hrain
pnwcr TINT owe. convened on American soil y"
~, r,nrrson,s." he continued "a marty that
,aros ~ do rirnt because Il ia rirht. md con-
domns the wrong because II Is wrong 1t
.,,,,Is for po.c, nrosncritv and hnpriness to
every home. and death to every saloon IN tho
land. JApplausc.l It demands for woman
tay at the polls; FREQ ballot for
sac"nssts and Iowa as well ns for the s s,ass
men oil MISSISSIPPI. LOUISIANA. ana s"u pun
oarn''ha' 'nn' hHIsn ana sou.n. naS. 1 hm
West h black W"e Gm 9s and
man oe'hs shou'a nave p.''.e'i'n ~ ,,.o GU" ~,
properly nppnasn "o ~ ,,v a vI instood
y, 0, ,ho mn'"ssitiss of tho neople iapplnusel;
o, ."e heeessl'.es -, wv neVr1 ,r ~" asn'
era" I' Government G" s and every dollar. whether
soa lVGf nr OF ali sv md that the
soi coinage Of both metals should be free;
thn M way and o to lie
Operated at cost in the interest q all tho peo-
and Lifted states senators shouI INA pc ttnt hs
term " Of the President be extended to six years
~ ne sunnEnssed; that The lccalized liquor
frame for average purposes ought to be made
iace ~ ths c"rth LOUD applause The Pro-
hibi,inn marty is tIe only party that dares to
ths " hour t" on , let no fusion no deals no com
prT hm Sa "G IuI romi,ee was appointed as
follows:
Ao ,,a,,m, e. Orr T. F whr.n. Arsansa. @. q.
Ciris.inn: California. Cnauncey it, Dunn Jesse Var.
s ss; isn Ihs!n iis"fy fes" Dtl.wa5s
sin nG i,s.n ava Hops Rs tsps Iowa.
Dean the Rev q. H. Goey: Kansas. j. r. ST. John. NJ
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louisiana =; Name. a. !. Woodbury.. y. H. Cushing:
Maryland /; = Nelson EDWARD ilixRns' M ns,,
sss y. Noaet,s 4. n N'rnenI A. M{.in
Il i WcGasxe,; Missouri. j A. prooks r Il B"binsoh,
Montana g. NJ Gardiner; Nebraska L. q. Bentley. y.
j. Wivhton; Nevada 4. =. Taylor New hampshire tho
lev Dc. babcock; j. NJ; Fletcher; Sew Jersey Il 3
mr. W, H. NiSnus"n MeW iof W; y
Joh".oni Nor,h Lnkotn q q: SaTnders II IL west:
Ohin s h. Logan Mrs Matte McCieanI: Oregon, Mrs
\ C. birgert. T H. Amos: Pennsylvania A. A. Stevens.
q. " Murray; Rhode Island; O. Shade. 7; j. Peabody:
s"n,h .a!o'lna - south DAKOTA A. X DnM,n:
T. ~ hp'e' ,nn,si +, q is,th Vernoni IL = Star
i"ra' /, w Wamnn: Virgins W. " "inhs j " Fen.
ION; Washington f. r. sutton b. q. strong: West VIZ.
gini,. r R. Car-kadon. Frank Burt Wisconsin. O. D.
Lasting. g. W hnrin; Myoming IL Il Jackson; us
tric' OF Columbia" H. d. Moulton. @. H. walker.
The Convention then adjourned. 1t reas-
eenbled at 4 /. NJ. when the Committee on
ornament Organization reported the names
Of Col. Eli Ritter of indianapolis for perma-
non. Chairman and tho Rev. Sam Small for
Secretary.
The committee reported n accommodation
that the votes cast should only represent the
delegates In actual attendance. and that the
votes Of delegates who had not come to Cincin-
natl should not be announced by the Chairman
Of state delegations. This was move Of tho
Demorest faction. which hns Its chief strength
IN the Southern States. while these States have
In no instance sent their full quota Of delegates
On behalf Of tho minority committee sam
small submitted II minority report. author
fzinR the casting Of the full vote Of each dele
cation. For nearly two hours the Convention
debated the question. Small made one OF his